i'd went and spent 4 or 5 hours listening to monica lewinsky's deposition. two days later, house prosecutors and the president's lawyers made their closing arguments. >> the next morning, the senate shut its doors to the public for 3 days of private deliberations. the historic importance of the proceedings was palpable. >> no staff, no press. >> this is 100 senators. the doors are shut. you're in the room, and it's just you. >> each senator, in turn, got 10 or 15 minutes to address all the other senators, and they're all sitting there, all other 99, paying rapt attention to what you're saying. >> we heard each one of them stand and make their case as to why they were voting yes or no. >> we've done it twice in the history of the country. it is something that is a constitutional showdown. it is sort of the constitutional death penalty. ♪ oh, that's lovely... so graceful. the corkscrew spin, flawless... ...his signature move, the flying dutchman. poetry in motion. and there it is, the "baby bird". breathtaking. a sumo wrestler figure skating? surprising. what'

monica is out shopping for the day's food with her mum. it's a scene of domestic harmony., age 13, at the same time as an elder sister. the marriage never happened because on the day of her wedding, monica found the courage to report her own parents to a children's hotline. translation: i called up and i told them everything. that i'm young and i don't want to get married and i want to study further. i ask them, "can you please do something that stops my marriage?" if i'd got married, nobody would have allowed me to play or talk. my in—laws would have just made me work. ganesh, did you know it was against the law? translation: we did know that it is a criminal offence and we did feel bad, but we are a family of labourers — sometimes i don't get work for a whole month. so we thought since are marrying off one daughter, we should marry off monica too, and save on the expense. in the end, ganesh and his wife promised the police they would not marry monica off before she comes of age. the authorities in this part of rajasthan say they see dozens of cases of child marriage ever

the marriage never happened because on the day of her wedding, monica found the day of her wedding, monicart her own parents to a children's hotline. translation: i cold up and i told them everything. but i am young and i don't want to get married and i wa nt to i don't want to get married and i want to study further —— i cold up. i ask them, can you please do something that stops my marriage. if i had got married, nobody would have allowed me to talk. like ingles would have just made allowed me to talk. like ingles would havejust made me allowed me to talk. like ingles would have just made me work. ganesh, did you know it was against the law? translation: we did know that it the law? translation: we did know thatitis the law? translation: we did know that it is a criminal offence and we did feel bad, but we are a family of labourers, sometimes i don't get work whole month. so we thought since are marrying one daughter, we should marry off monica as well and save on the expense. in the end, ganesh and his wife promised the police they would not marry monica off before she comes of age. the

i do agree with the friend from santa monica, colin, santa monica is one of the most wealthiest enclaves in america. it is a very well run city. no question about it. its credit rating is extremely high. it is a beautiful city, and diverse city, but like every other municipality not just in california, but the nation, we have our challenges, and homelessness is ale challenge. and we have to do more to deal with the issue of affordability, and we moved a package last year that is not to panacea to solve all of the woes of housing, but we are beginning the do much more and tackle the issue seriously. >> jana in santa barbara. >> caller: hi. how are you doing? >> please, go ahead. >> caller: yeah. the state of the state and i have been here for 60 years, and it is terrible. we have all three taxes at the highest they are at sales, property, and income, and sounded by states like arizona who only have the two and the schools are the worst and as he mentioned the roads are going down, and progressives are taking the money and spend it is on specific interest groups like the public employee un

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i agree with our friend from santa monica, colin. santa monica is one of the most wealthy enclaves in america. it is a very well-run city. no question about it. its credit rating is extremely high. it is a beautiful city, a diversity. but like every other municipality, in california and the nation, we have challenges. homelessness is a challenge. we in the legislature have to do more to deal with affordability and housing. we moved a package last year which is a huge step forward. not the panacea. it will not resolve all the woes and ills of housing, but we have to do much more. we are beginning to tackle this issue seriously. host: jana, santa barbara. caller: how you doing? host: please go ahead. the state ofe -- this state -- i have been here 60 years, and it is terrible. we have all three taxes at the property, and, income, surrounded by states like arizona that only have two. on the other hand, our schools are the worst. he mentioned our roads are going down. they take the money and spend it on specific interest groups, like the

from the monica lewinsky era and that is the stakeout but that they are waiting for monica and because how hard it was at that moment and how she was taking care of in the watergate community and that how people are responding that is happening and then they did their back to protect her privacy and how the curtains were drawn she was afraid of people taking her photograph and the stores would deliver things to her and the fact that it was self-contained it was designed to be a city within a city she does have a normal life within the watergate without having to venture off campus. so physically it was helpful and also the residence were generally very protective of her and did not expose her to the press i didn't see any sense of anybody exploiting their residency to harm her or expose her. when she left the watergate, she left thank you notes for the various residents thinking them and apologizing for the unwanted attention she had brought to the building. >> and there was a great photo of lbj on opening day of the dnc showing a perplexed computer room and talking to two people and t

monica lewinsky and her family and the american people...ked all for their forgiveness. >> yet all of the apologies did little to temper the emotions on both sides of the aisle. >> nothing surprised me about him -- the good, the bad, or the ugly. we'd known for a long time that his interest in women was certainly something that surfaced every now and then. >> even the most ardent supporters of president clinton understood clearly his behavior was reprehensible. >> the thing that really broke it for me was the fact that he lied to the grand jury. >> emotions aside, the nation's representatives now had to delve into the facts and findings of the starr report and decide if william jefferson clinton should be the first u.s. president to be impeached since andrew johnson in 1868. but first, they took a vote on another explosive matter -- releasing the videotape of president clinton's grand-jury deposition. >> it depends upon what the meaning of the word "is" is. >> at 9:27 a.m. eastern time, the president's videotaped grand-jury testimony rolled.

and this is a photo from the monica lewinsky era. and this is the stakeout in front of the watergate south is people are waiting for her to come out of the building so that they can take her picture and of course they are waiting for their donuts if it's a monday. when i was reading about how hard it was at that moment and how she was taking care of within the watergate community very powerful people from both parties. there was nothing partisan about how people were responding to what was happening to someone that might have been at the age of their daughter or something. it was difficult to live there. she's afraid of people taking her photograph from across the way. she is moving around and the fact that the watergate was self-contained was designed to be a city within the city. she could actually have a normal life within the watergate without having to venture out of campus. so physically it was helpful to her privacy and then also the residence i think were generally very protective of her and an expose her to the press of anyb

>> i'm monica malpass. philadelphia's mayor proposes raising property taxes 6%, and the shock waves are immediate. let's get the inside story. ♪ good morning. welcome to "inside story." i'm monica malpass. and let's meet our insiders this week. they are ajay raju, attorney. o have you again, sir. ed turzanski, foreign policy analyst. always nice to see you, ed. david dix, governmental affairs. good morning to you, sir. thank you for joining us. and we welcome a new panelist, liz preate havey. she's an attorney and gop party chair, and welcome. we're so glad to have you as well, liz. >> thanks for having me. >> absolutely. let's talk about mayor kenney's proposal. literally, city council had an immediate reaction. so did pretty much everybody who was listening in a good way or a bad. but his idea was raise taxes -- possibly property taxes -- 6% to dig out the $1 billion school deficit that the school remains in -- school system. and, so, of course, that's important for our childrenhos, t everybody else said,

rick and monica, back to you. >> all right, sarah, thank you very much. >> now we want to check it out in ardmore, montgomery county and what pradelli will be with us. how are things fairing out there, we saw other sections of the city, and new lets see how you are fairing in ardmore >> reporter: much of the same, got big boy flakes, coming down at this hour, this is wet , heavy snow, you can see roadway here route 30 major thoroughfare in this area. the plows have been through a couple times but it is really doing a thick, coating getting that off, it hasn't been easy. lets take a look at these cars i would say we have about five , six, 7 inches in this area, and it is coming down strong and it has been this way for pennsylvania couple of hours, like we talk about a little bit earlier this is one of the hardest hit area, as we recall, from last week's nor'easter. we have had radnor area. lower merion and haverford township area where many down trees, were hit, with that thunderstorm or with that storm, and, we were in this area, and you can see a lot of these trees were hit heavy wet

monica is out shopping for the day's food with her mum.appened because on the day of her wedding, monica found the courage to report her own parents to a children's hotline. trnslation: i called up and i told them everything. that i'm young, and i don't want to get married and i want to study further. i asked them, can you please do something that stops my marriage? if i'd have got married, nobody would have allowed me to play or talk. my in—laws would have just made me work. ganesh, did you know it was against the law? we did know that it is a criminal offence and we did feel bad. but we are a family of labourers. sometimes, i don't get work for a whole month. so we thought since we are marrying off one daughter, we should marry off monica too and save on the expense. in the end, ganesh and his wife promised the police they would not marry monica off before she comes of age. the authorities in this part of rajasthan say they see dozens of cases of child marriage every year and many more go unreported. in the case of monica, her eleventh—h

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marlene and steve tucked their three kids, 8-year-old william, 4-year-old monica and baby sabrina into bed for the night. the next morning, marlene recalls waking up and getting her son out of bed first. >> and as i turned around, i look out into there and notice my laundry door to out to my garage is opened. and then as i got closer, i'm looking now out to the street and seeing that my garage door is up. so now, i'm just looking straight out to the street, and i ran into the first bedroom, which is sabrina's room, and i look in the crib and sabrina's gone. and i scream -- scream. >> reporter: her new baby, and her favorite yellow blanket, both gone without a trace. >> 911. >> i need a police. my baby's been kidnapped. >> ma'am, you need to calm down. >> okay. >> take a deep breath. >> i just got up to wake my son up. my door was wide open, and my baby's gone. >> how old is your baby? >> my baby is 5 months old. oh, god help me. >> reporter: marlene says she frantically ran to her next door neighbor's house. >> and i opened the door and she said my baby's gone, my baby's gone. and i sa

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more on the story i have it means political correspondent hans brandt and from our business desk monica jones a woman welcome to both of your hands let me start with you first of all extend the german government's position on the export of weapons to areas of conflict well obviously germany is not interested in fuel lng conflicts that are already taking place and is very reluctant in fact to get involved in that and to send weapons there this has to be differentiated a little bit because for instance germany did supply weapons to the kurds in northern iraq for their fight against the so-called islamic state so there is a lot of policy decision and the back in the background at the moment the pressure is on germany not to supply weapons to any of the parties involved in the conflict in yemen and in fact the new government has decided not to do a given arms is big business we know that and jimmy's not the biggest weapon supplies in the was but monica from a business perspective how important is the arms industry for jim and what we were looking at the whole department was looking at a few

mÓnica: la fecha lÍmite para los salvadoreÑos es el 19 de marzo de este aÑo.to. ramÓn: cuando termine el tps, cuÁl es son las oportunidades para los beneficiarios si quieren continuar con una autorizaciÓn de empleo y protegerse de una posible deportaciÓn? mÓnica: es muy importante que vayan a una oficina de un abogado de inmigraciÓn para saber cuÁles son sus opciones. por ejemplo, algunas personas que podrÍan aplicar por una visa u y si han cooperado con la investigaciÓn de la policÍa. hay otros que quizÁs pueden pedir una peticiÓn sometido por un familiar inmediato. entonces, es muy importante averiguar si hay otras opciones. es muy importante recordar que cada persona en este paÍs no importa si tiene documentaciÓn o no, tiene derechos. entonces, si uno es indocumentado y tiene un encuentro con una gente de ice, es muy importante asegurarse que usted puede ejercer su derecho a mantener silencio. no debe contestar ningunas preguntas con respecto a su identidad o nacionalidad. ramÓn: perfecto. muchas gracias por esta valiosa informaciÓn. gracias, que le vaya mu

and monica jones from business desk has a story and she is standing by and will be back with you with that story shortly don't go away. on freedom and the whole. world i come from the region is rich in history started on talent but so poor education opportunity and freedom this makes it especially difficult for him depend on drugs i see many of the younger promising who are now making names for themselves all over the world. song by group power along the way some like although some would continue. their experience of freedom in a sense is life experience over there you can visit what you call come back. my interview from florida and i work for you nobody. at. the founder of the co-operative movement was born two hundred years ago aimed at easing the plight of poor nineteenth century german farmers the successful ideas spread across the well. also on the show you love art you have money to spend to go to hong kong where out to basel is on show we take you around to some exits. welcome to g.w. business so today marks the two hundredth anniversary since the birth of pre-christian bill he

economists and the former president of the evil institute for economic research and my colleague monica jones asked him how bad the impact of brecht's it would be on germany. yeah very bad until recently that this was the third biggest export market no no longer we just heard declined a little bit but it is important for jorgen industry to be able to sell in britain but this is only one aspect much more important i think is the political aspect the equilibrium in europe in the you will be distorted britain stood for an open e.u. . trying to have good trade links to the whole world you know and germany under the umbrella of british protection in the sense political proprietary action had been able to sell its goods to the whole world and be an export champion in the sense even that is threatened by the brics it because the political powers in europe will change and i'm a little bit afraid that europe will become more protectionist in the biggest loser of that would probably be germany which right now is export champion if you say that a brit britain was sort of in favor of an open europe

mÓnica nos acompaÑa para ver mÁs sobre esta informaciÓn que es muy importante que la conozcan. es muy importanteque la terminaciÓn de tps no es que automÁticamente van a ser deportados, los que tienen tps. sino nunca ha tenido una historia previacon una corte migraciÓn va recibe una notificaciÓn de comparecencia, avisÁndole que en una fecha en el futuro va a tener que presentarse en la corte. pamela: entonces hay que decirle a esa gente que vaya y se inscriba. porque es importante que se inscriba. >> la cosa es que si uno no va a escribirse por el tps otra vez quedarÁ indocumentado, va a perder su aplicaciÓn de empleo. lo que tienen tps pueden someter para salidas de emergencias. por ejemplo si necesita viajar por una emergencia afuera, a su paÍs de origen. >> la gente y no puede para los $495, quÉ opciones tienen? >> lo que no necesitan un permiso de trabajo sÓlo pueden pagar $85. >> para la escribirse son $85 que son los de las huellas. y despuÉs, si necesitan el permiso de trabajo? >> despuÉs pueden pagar los 410 de diferencia para que pueda obtener el trabajolç tiene que te

of all business says we'll have more for you on that story coming up next and you can see monica is standing by some to stay with me and. they make a commitment. they find solutions. and start her. africa on the inside. stories of both people making a difference in shaping their nation in the future and their continent of africa on the move the stories of the motivational change makers taking their destinies into their own hands the d.w. is a new multimedia series flamenco. d.w. dot com africa on the move. russia ling taka sa believed to have launched a cyber attack on german government computers but trade between the two countries is rolling ahead in spite of sanctions russian and german business leaders are in berlin to ensure that trade keeps growing also coming up from the mobile world congress in barcelona how the arrival of the lightning fast five g. networks is changing the unique choreography of virtual reality. welcome to the business i want to get john's amber lynn and was starting with a story that's caused a mighty stir in the capital germany's government security networ

for more let's bring in our d w political correspondent hans blunt and monica jones from d.w. business of course hans we'll start with you what is the german government's position on exporting german made weapons to conflict zones well obviously the government is not interested in fuel in conflicts and actually participating in conflicts and contributing to such conflicts continuing but it's obviously a very complex issue because some of the exports are made before a conflict arises for instance the exports to saudi arabia germany has been exporting to that country for many many years long before the war in yemen started so you know if you export weapons to a country you have to expect that those weapons are going to be used at some stage and that is the case in saudi arabia i know and many of these are very long term deals too aren't they these are contracts made long ago in many cases absolutely you know if you order a frigate a few old a submarine or if you order a set of heavy call something like that these are contracts that ran for ten fifteen twenty years the approval m

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business news now with monica jones on the news donald tusk has a powerful message for the white house you can save us again assailed the european council president has criticized u.s. president plans to slap import tariffs on steel and many a and he quipped that the president should make trade not war now that at a meeting in helsinki with the finnish prime minister a u.-haul simply told reporters that the two sides should be aiming for greater cooperation trump has justified to the terrorists on national security grounds but the e.u. believes they are an economic safeguard measure in disguise task asked trump to deliver on his promise to accent real friends from the terrorists. and with that over to our man at the frankfurt stock exchange the caller is germany a real friend. well obviously mr trump doesn't talk like he things germany's a friend he doesn't proceed like you would if you had something to negotiate with a friend but i can tell you monica from the german point of view and i would say also from the european union's point of view it's too early to call it quits when it come

joining me now for more on the story is the deadliest political correspondent hans blonde and monica jones from business says thank you both very much for coming in if we start with you hans want to help us out in this talk in our report my journey being involved in countries which are very unstable explain to us what is german rules about the export of weapons to conflict areas all strictly speaking german weapons exports arms exports are not meant. to be. allowed to countries or to areas to regions which are unstable where there is conflict and in fact on the yemen case the new coalition government that has just taken power here in germany in its coalition agreement has said that it will stop food exports to countries that are involved in the human conflict but generally speaking you know there have been a large number of exports to that region in the past and existing contracts are likely to be on and money are you know better than both of us i mean alms of big business right and germany is a lead to export of arms in the was but how important is the arms industry for the country

decision that still making ripples around the world right monica abby if it continues now the world trade organization has expressed concern at washington's plan for terrorist on steel and minium imports w t o director general roberto acevedo says the potential for escalation was real and that a trade war was in no one's interest while u.s. president on a trump wants to slap a twenty five percent levy on steel and ten percent on alan minium imports the move has sent stock markets around the world south u.s. trading partners say they'll impose straight counter measures. china is the us is main target with the tariffs for years the country has been over producing steel and aluminum and selling it off and dumping prices donald trump has the moaned this for some time blaming china for the loss of tens of thousands of jobs in his country. but beijing is less than impressed with this response it's already threatening retaliate tree measures officially though the tone remains diplomatic. john wanting to me for china urges the u.s. to show restraint in using protective trade measures and respect

and the markets are also clinton to some hope monica jones is here with more about indeed sarah there is a slight sigh of relief certainly in europe where shares are edging higher today as fears of a trade war between the united states and china begin to ease but the topic is still weighing heavily on investors' minds in asia now early trading on monday there so sell offs across the continent the biggest drop was in shanghai was stocks fell more than one percent the latest market losses come on the back of last week's worldwide plunge following u.s. president donald trump is vowing to impose tariffs on sixty billion dollars worth of chinese goods and with that it's all wood to our man at the frankfurt stock exchange now danielle corp is standing by for us then a european equity markets were expected to start the new week in the same manner they finished last week namely firmly on the back foot but the mood seems to change . yeah exactly monica the trade war with china is certainly still the number one topic here on my and as well traders are still very reluctant many think that terror

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monica is out shopping for the day's food with her mum.young and i don't want to get married and i want to study further. i asked them, "can you please do something that stops my marriage?" if i had got married, nobody would allow me to play or talk. my in—laws would have just made me work. ganesh, did you know it was against the law? translation: we did know that it is a criminal offence and we did feel bad but we are a family of labourers. sometimes i don't get work for a whole month so we thought, since we are marrying off one daughter we should marry off monica too and save on the expense. in the end, ganesh and his wife promised the police they would not marry monica off before she comes of age. the authorities in this part of rajasthan say they see dozens of cases of child marriage every year and many more go unreported. in the case of monica, her 11th—hour call for help was answered by a woman ready to jump into action. meet priti yadav, a guardian angel on a moped. speed is often the essence of herjob. she's the woman who handles t

couple years ago we want to santa monica, california, to meet the founder of dog vacay. matches pet owners with pet sitters. their biggest competitor. we decided to head over to rover seattle headquarters to find out what it takes to smoothly merge two different cultures and two different teams and two different platforms in a way that makes sense for the company and the customers. it was just another regular work day at the santa monica headquarters of pet sitter booking company dog vacay. that is until it wasn't. >> that morning our ceo actually called an all hands meeting and brought the whole company in and sat us down and basically said, hey, we're being acquired by rover. which was kind of a shock for us. it was a shock for the employees. but not for the executive team. they had been working on this for years. aaron easterly dog vacay's biggest competitor had always considered the possibility of merging the two companies. >> does it make sense to put this thing together early? i think at the time there wasn't a lot of interest, but we continued that conversation fo

joins me now from business susan germany's efforts to reduce its debt monica and successfully so i'm rita germany has cut its dead load thanks to a strong economy and a decline in the dead sea drawn up bailing out banks during the financial crisis germany's national central bank that's the bundesbank announced the national debt fell to sixty four percent of g.d.p. at the end of twenty seventeen so germany is working its way closer to the sixty percent ceiling agreed upon by eurozone countries most of germany's dead load came from working off shaky financial assets it had acquired as the government bailed out financial institutions that had suffered crippling losses. have something to talk about with our man at the frankfurt stock exchange daniel call per that first of all me why is it so important to lower your debt. well first let's talk about the conditions there are great germany is getting more and more money with taxes and also with lower lower national debt is happening right now because of those interest rates at zero percent here in the eurozone but that's the thing germany n

monica's piece was fantastic. sean, i listen to your interview later this afternoon on radio with juanita broaddrick. i can't wait to see her on the channel speaking truth as she has for all of these years, as all of these media hypocrites turn their nose up at her. who are enablers for the victims smearing machine of the clintons. so it is not past history, as i've said before, as we've talked about, to bring up thatnd hypocrisy and make them confronted. what cnn and cbs are guilty of a softcore journalism, driven by a hard-core obsession to bring this president down. the greatest hypocrisy, and monica knows this well because we've lived at as conservative women and public life for 20, 25, 30 years, is that whitney's #metoo radical feminists they "believe a woman" there is a massive exception in this role. never believe a conservative woman or a republican that is turning theho table and exposing the sexual predation of democratic and liberal men. >> sean: at such a difference in topics -- monaco, i'll throw it t

the legal fight in santa monica promptly settled and i think santa monica is in the beginning stages of addressing the harm that caused into it's sensible regulatory extreme. there may be value added by these motorized scooters but for that to manifest we must take into account some of the potential harms and permit conditions pertaining to where these privatized scooters may be placed around the city and used among other sensible conditions. ultimately, it would be great if we could be less reactive and set up a firewall to capture the emerging technologies and subject them to safety requirements before we start hearing the horror stories. in the meantime i look forward to have your support, colleagues, as we get a handle on the latest entrant into our emerging transportation sector. the rest i will submit. >> thank you supervisor. ronin? sheehy. madame president, rereferring you. >> supervisor: colleagues, today i have one item. many of you heard the news last week since this body has allowed construction for a dwelling in 2016. only 23 of those units have actually been built. that

for adam joseph jaime apody, cecily tynan and rick williams and the entire "action news" team i'm monicapass have a good night. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogerss cecily tynan and jim gardner. >>> storm tracker 6 radar give us the blue print for what could end up being the biggest snow storm of the year. it begins with a mix of rain and snow tonight. and ends with a whole lot of snow on the ground tomorrow. transportation companies like new jersey dot are ready to plow. while folks are flocking to stores for essentials to clear the snow and keep the lights on. and as the person who founded the study of meteorology once said. here we go again. the big story on "action news" tonight is the second nor'easter in less than a week. philadelphia public and parochial schools have announced they are closed tomorrow as have many other districts in the region. a list of school closings is running at the bottom of your screen. we have got "action news" reporter dann cuellar at the penndot beat in norristown. christie aleto is live at philadelphia city hall a

but first the trouble jitters continue monica's business now well the good news sumi shares in europe at least are solidly in positive territory this afternoon but it was a rough day in asia that has u.s. president trump's firing spree signals political uncertainty in the white house the new secretary of state by pump ale is an advocate of taking a hard line with china on trade in hong kong the hang seng index lost more than half a percent here investors are worried about donald trump seeking to impose tariffs on up to sixty billion dollars of chinese imports in the near future that's according to a reuters report in japan the stocks fell as well breaking a four day winning streak the nikkei index lost almost zero point nine percent to twenty one thousand seven hundred and seventy seven points. the president of the european council done a task meanwhile tries to calm emotions between the united states and the e.u. saying the last thing we need is a trade war but will that calm investors nerves over to the frankfurt stock exchange conrad what's the mood like at the moment. i have to sa

monica, this is over a dozen years ago. both women mcdougal and stormy daniels say it was consensual. you compare it to rape and groping. paula jones in dropping his pants and they ignored it and did not hold hillary clinton for defending him. >> that's right. the double standard is glaring. the idea that the leftist med that thinks that the stormy daniels story will damage donald trump. bill clinton whom they aided, he rewrote the play book. he taught the american people not to regard this kind of thing with any kind of real importance. to treat it as irrelient. what happens before the man comes president stays in the bedroom. we are not talking about non-consensual. he re-wrote the rules. donald trump is being defended. if we want to apply the rules that bill clinton put in place, why not? it should be the same standard. >> sean: and bradley interviewed kathleen and paula. he worked with "60 minutes." he was a great reporter. i have a lot of good things to say about him. the tawdry aspects, am i wrong in thinking anderson

bill clinton lied about his relationship with monica lewinsky. could that pattern repeat itself if donald trump is forced to offer deposition in this lawsuit or answer questions under oath from robert mueller? our panel is here joining nick and me, the rev al sharpton, host of politics nation here on msnbc, and president of the national action network. evan mcmullen, former cia operative who ran for president in 2016 as an independent candidate. and never would have had us talking about porn. and david johnson, politics editor for the root and msnbc contributor. i have to say what i said in the break. we said is this too -- you know, do we really want to embarrass the rev and talk about porn? he's the only one that knows donald trump. let's start with you. this is not, in this instance with stormy daniels, this is not sexual harassment or sexual misconduct story. if you accept her account in in touch, they had a seemingly pleasant encounter, they met at a celebrity golf tournament. she had some interesting color about his fear of sharks. i don't

time now for more business the us monica joins me in a reshuffle in germany spy sector monica absolutely german utilities heavyweight to eon has agreed to acquire a large stake of you know gene the sustainable subsidiary of its competitor r w e e for twenty two billion euros the deal will leave r w e as the continent's second largest producer of green energy with as europe's largest operator of electricity grids and retail. in a g.e. is a subsidiary of the energy giant. it was set up two years ago to bundle of renewable network and retail businesses into a separate company the sudden restructuring deal has come as a surprise to many energy will now be divided up w. we will take care of energy production and renewable energies while german competitive eon manages the grid and retail whether or not this reshuffle between the two giants will be beneficial to the customer is yet to be seen. in the business about the customer it doesn't matter if the company is local or international has to some to survive the needs of the customer where they are and whether or not the structure will provide