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chairman neal with his case in the courts on the president's taxes. mr. engel, part of the foreign affairs committee which has jurisdiction in terms of this telephone call as well. but it is an intelligence matter and it is focused in the intelligence committee. i just want to say again on whistleblowers. whistleblowers are important in intelligence -- and intelligence communities specifically have publicly recognized the importance of whistleblowering in pointing out wrongdoing and the importance of protection of

neal katyal, thank you. can go to msnbc.com/openingarguments later tonight and get this segment later tonight as well as an archive of neal's work. >>> still ahead after the break, donald trump making some bizarre and false statements about hurricane dorian, sewing confusion and earning a rare fact check from his own administration. >>> and an update on a new fl h flashpoint in the immigration fight. president trump's plan to deport immigrants who may have been in the country undocumented. who m the country undocumented grab some pens. would shakespeare have chosen just "some pens?" methinks tul pens would serve m'lady well. thanks. and a unicorn notebook! get everything on your list. this week's doorbuster - 300-sheet paper ream for $1; $1 in store or online from the advisors at office depot officemax. so you don't have to stash antacids here....tc and take control of heartburn. here... or here. kick your antacid habit with prilosec otc. one pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn. that's why with dell small b

okay. >> neal? >> yeah, outrageous. i've had the privilege of serving two different administrations, and i can tell you that there is an iron wall that protects the justice department from the white house in terms of who should be prosecuted and who shouldn't. those are justice department decisions, ari. they're not decisions for the president for all sorts of good reasons, because the prosecution power is immense. and, you know, can turn anyone's life upside down. so the whole idea is the justice department makes these on a nonpolitical basis. and here you've got trump pardoning his friends like sheriff joe arpaio and dinesh d'souza and really effectively throwing the book at other people, including his political enemies that started with the campaign and "lock her up." i guess that wasn't successful, but some of the other ones appear to be starting to gain some traction, including mccabe. >> do you think the doj can say whether or not this case is over? >> so the mccabe one is very interesting. you know, on thursday,

obama's top doj official neal katyal is here live. arguing if this whistle blower complaint involves trump withholding military aid with ukraine, in order to get them to investigate biden it would be the ultimate impeachable act. and democrats are effectively em boldening trump by waiting. something we were discussing. he is not alone, arguing that we are at an inflection point. one of the most discussed articles across the internet today is this one, a "new york times" piece detailing 40 constitutional by trump, to divulging classified intel to foreign officials to now inviting corruption by pushing foreign leaders to stay at his hotels. to donald trump basically being according to this "times" piece a threat to virtually everything the u.s. should stand for: now to our opening arguments series with former acting solicitor general neal katyal, good evening to you, sir. >> good evening. >> you make this case, why? >> well, i think what donald trump has done here, and you know, the facts are still coming out, but if they're the ones th

chairman neal with his case in the courts on the president's taxes. mr. engel, part of the foreign affairs committee which has jurisdiction in terms of this telephone call as well. but it is an intelligence matter and it is focused in the intelligence committee. i just want to say again on whistleblowers. whistleblowers are important in intelligence -- and intelligence communities specifically have publicly recognized the importance of whistleblowering in pointing out wrongdoing and the importance of protection of whistleblowers. so here we are with another example of violations of the constitution on the part of the president, of continuing discussion that we've been having with him. and i was very pleased that the senate voted to reverse their ecision to take $3.6 billion from military construction and spending it on his wall. we will have that vote today in our caucus, the reversal of that decision. so as we go forward and still continue with our day to day work on -- yesterday we had a big rally. we all wore black to mourn those lost to gun violence.

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we did have a chance to talk with congressman richard neal, one of pelosi's designated negotiators, aof this working group trying to find agreement between democrats and the ustr that is trying to find a way to push the usmca through the house. he met with lighthizer today and he told us he is very optimistic about the progress they've made so far. can we talk about usmca? how did the meeting with lighthizer go? >> it went very, very well, and the negotiations continue, the discussions are i think all headed in the right direction. we intend to intensify the conversation once we get back. the staffs have been directed on both sides to try to narrow it down. reporter: is the sticking point labor? >> i think it's fair to say labor is the biggest sticking point that we hope to reach an agreement there as well. reporter: it's not just labor that has been a point of contention between this working group and the ustr. they have also tried to address environmental concerns, but according to my conversation with neal today, it sounds like those concerns have been adequately addressed. now it'

acting solicitor general, neal kathyal. heidi, you were among the first to break the news about speaker pelosi. take us through what you've learned and what you're reporting this hour. >> reporter: right, nicolle. we learned speaker pelosi has decided later today after her meeting with the caucus which you see members entering now that about 5:00 today, she is going to make the announcement that she will launch a formal impeachment inquiry. now, what does that mean? it means that the committees which have already been investigating this president are hoping that under their legal theory, they will be able to have expedited access to documents, to witnesses, and expedited legal process here that has really been clogged up by this administration which has been stonewalling these investigations at every turn. now, it is this news over the ukraine pressure by the president that kind of broke the dam here. the speaker for weeks has been taking the temperature of her caucus about whether they wanted to do an informal impeachment

he is a master of so much including inspectors general and richardlowers, chairman neal, congresswoman maxine waters of the financial services committee. and i commend all of our members, our colleagues for their thoughtful, thoughtful approach to all of this for their careful statements. god bless them and god bless america. reporter: madam speaker, what is going to be accomplished? host: house speaker on nancy pelosi making it official announcing the beginning of official impeachment inquiry. we will go live at 5:30 or so and expect to hear from house republican leader kevin mccarthy, his briefing coming up at 5:30. we will have that live once it gets under way. the speaker mentioned the testimony thursday of the acting director of national intelligence. that is coming thursday before the house intelligence committee. joseph maguire will testify and will have that live over on c-span and also have it live at c-span dorgan all of our live coverage and follow on the c-span radio app. we will continue to take your phone calls up until we hear from kevin mccarthy. ere are our phone numbe

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congresswoman richard neal of the ways and means committee and congresswoman maxine waters of the financial services committee. i depend all of our members, our colleagues for their thoughtful, thoughtful approach to all of this. god bless them and glod bless america. >> madam speaker -- indiscernible] host: we will hear a republican response from the republican leader in seven minutes scheduled for 5:30 eastern and we will have that live. one of the republican members who will be intim mately involved in the judiciary committee who is doug col iins. he tweets this. caller: i would like to say, i'm nearly 60 years old and never in my life seen democrats or whatever smear against our president. they can't worry about people starving here in the united states. they have to worry about what he says or she says. why can't everybody get behind the president and quit all this crap. i'm not a republican or democrat. the democrats have done nothing but lie and start trouble and i don't know if he has done a good job. i think he has. they never -- they go against the president. we are supposed behin

jamie murray and neal skupski are in the semi—finals of the doubles at the us open.econd is also going to a tie—break. murray is already into the mixed doubles final with his partner. and you can keep updated on that semi—final on the bbc sport website. england's paul casey shot a 6—under par round, to go top of the leaderboard at the german open in hamburg. casey posted a 66, including seven birdies. despite strong winds on the course, he leads by a shot, ahead of austria's matthias schwab. leeds boxer nicola adams admits it was strange to become world champion, without winning the title in the ring. she received it due to arely mucino being unable to defend her crown through injury, and adams had won the interim title and was mandatory challenger. it all means when she next fights, in three weeks' time, it'll be her first defence of the belt. she's been talking to tanya arnold. it was a strange moment, really. i wanted to fight for the title and beat a champion, do it the right way. but it was not meant to be. even though i am ready have it, i want to fight for it.

those are outstanding and richard neal told house democrats that he is waiting to lighthizer, the u.s. trade representative come back with full written counterproposals for the democratic demand. that may be delivered in the coming day by lighthizer who is scheduled to meet with the house working group on trade. that could accelerate the time for a vote this fall. and a member of that house working group told reporters in connecticut that it could seep into next year. >> in terms of senate and house floor action when they come back, the senate will resume deliberations on nominations, expecting to work on bills of banning the offshore drilling of oil and gas. what else are you looking forward to? >> keep your i on prescription drugs. there was a 19-9 vote, the health committee and the senate has passed a bill that addresses generic drugs and surprise medical billing. those are going to be combined. sometime in the coming month. the president has talked about prescription drugs being a top issue and he may throw his weight behind it. nancy pelosi is expected to unveil a house prescript

on july 20, 1969, when neal armstrong planted our great american flag on the face of the moon, the grounding this iconic image to the world was australian. together our people have laid down their lives to protect our civilization from tyranny. we have pioneered some of the most remarkable advances in man history and every shared endeavor, we have shown the world what it truly means to be friends, mates and allies. . as we begin the next century of our truly extraordinary partnership, i know australia and america will remain united liberty, our our sovereignty, and our most treasured values. you. god bless you. god bless australia. and god bless the united states america. thank you very much. [applause] i just nister morrison: said to the president, thanks, mate. mr. president, mrs. trump, guests, friends, land d all, here in this of liberty. thank you, mr. president and honor you for the have bestowed on my country here extraordinary welcome. jenny and i bring with us and delegation, the thanks and espect of 25 million australians for this great country of these united states -- america.

. >> mark neal served as the new mayor's city controller. >> so you'll see pete even today, he lovesng around in a garbage truck with the sanitation folks looking at what the newest technology is, right? >> from trash collection to traffic and sewers, mayor pete was on a mission to bring people back downtown and to get south bend off of america's worst cities list. a critical part of revitalization, rediscovering the river the city was built on. so today this sort of is kind of the new heart of the city or at least a part of what the city is becoming again. >> yes. so the thing about the river, south bend was built in a very industrial period, 100, 120 years ago, when, you know, rivers were treated as something between a conveyor belt and a sewer. what we've learned over the years, though, is how to turn and face the river. it's obviously one of the best assets we have. it's why the city's here to begin with. >> it's beautiful. >> it's beautiful and it's appealing and it draws people. >> under mayor buttigieg, household incomes in south bend grew significantly. though the poverty rat

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i talked tojohn neal last week, the current chief executive who took over from you.t this problem, this culture. this is on your watch. you were there for five yea rs, your watch. you were there for five years, what do you make of this?” know, and during the time, we had to do something about the work base environment. this week, national inclusion week, we got the festival fire diversity and inclusion going on. it is being taken seriously. this is demonstrating a lack of frustration. we introduced a code of conduct, and appropriate behaviour pledge in the insurance market. hundreds of ceos signed up to it. it's a bit like climate change. you think, i was the chief executive for five years, that was historic. the first woman to be the ceo of lloyd's of london. i am not disappointed? i am absolutely disappointed but it goes to show that change a culture thatis goes to show that change a culture that is hundreds of years old doesn't happen overnight. there is progress. i know from many of the people i speak to, there is a lot of progress. we are celebrating inclusive w

master of of so much but including inspectors general and and whistleblowers congresswoman richie neal of the of the ways and means committee congresswoman maxine waters of the natural services committee and i commend all of our. members our colleagues for their thoughtful thoughtful approach to all of this through their careful statements god bless them and god bless america thank you so much worse than it. was all right that was the u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi right there delivering it and announcement of historic announcement one that she has tried to delay as long as in her eyes it's possible saying that she is asking the health of representatives to begin impeachment proceedings against president donald trump was take the story now to washington d.c. our correspondent all over salad is standing by so this is the moment when the democratic party officially ends what has been months some would say several years of of caution they've decided to take this decision tonight i mean we've heard some parse words from palosi dishonorable a breach of constitutional responsibility and a b

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sorcerer is always possible when you have a wizard up front of course i want to talk a little bit about neal's piece and the man scored 46 but is the goal for 50 today in a little over 100 appearances which is a pretty good stat i mean not be impressive for one of the champions league clubs the 3rd in the table at the moment i'm not saying they're going to be doing a leicester or anything like that but they have a couple of comfortable games coming up before what i think we can all agree will be an early season top of the table showdown with dortmund in a few weeks but i know seriousness cracking start to be really cool if they continue and of course they've added a little bit of depth around that main man kneels person that you're so fond of mark last season flaubert finished 13th and hoffenheim solid table bring us back down to earth is no malice he going to set in for those 2 scenes well yes and no i mean obviously for. no they're not going to finish in the top full well you know they've got a good squad a good manager a very atmospheric ground accidental sofa when the new stadium is by the

he is a master of so much including inspectors general and whistleblowers, chairman richard neal, congresswoman maxine waters of the financial services committee. and i commend all of our members, our colleagues for their thoughtful, thoughtful approach to all of this for their careful statements. god bless them and god bless america. thank you all. reporter: madam speaker, what is oing to be accomplished? > thank you all. speaker pelosi happens to be a speaker of this house but she does not speak to america when t comes to this issue. we are investigating this president before he even got elected. they had voted three times on impeachment on this floor. twice they voted one word before the mueller report came back. our job here is a serious job. our job is to focus on the american public. our job is to make tomorrow better than today. our job is to legitimate. not to continue to investigate something in the back when you cannot find any reason to impeach this president. this election is over. i realized 2016 did not turn out the way speaker pelosi wanted it to happen but she cannot change the

and so i always feel like when neal is at the table, people feel like i didn't know this.now they were interested in it. >> stephen: that's what it's like to hang out with him all the time. >> i love it. >> stephen: any subjects not to bring up at your dinner table? other than nancy pelosi and the impeachment. that whole thing. >> there's not a lot of people i would say don't bring up. i just-- what happens to me is i just-- i want to hear something new. remember when people told, like, stories about their day? i want ton stuff like that. like, what happened to you today? what? oh, you weren't ducking b.s. and trying to figure out if the president was telling you the truth or not? thdn you? no! you just had-- i would like to have at least one day a month like that where i don't have to think about what he's doing. i don't care what he's doing. tonight, let's party. >> stephen: well, i'm hoping-- i'm hoping-- i'm hoping you get what you want on january 22 of 2021. ( cheers and applause ) because the next day he doesn't matter. >> here's the thing. -- i'm hoping everyone is

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neal katyal, former acting solicitor general is an msnbc legal analyst. so, your take, having looked at these notes, and we don't know what the actual transcript would indicate, but this is what we have been given. is it exculpatory as lindsey graham said or is this damning to the president as adam schiff said? >> i think it's pretty devastating for the president. this isn't even a full transcript. this is just a memo recording parts of what happened on that july 25th call. in the past, white house memos have not been fully accurate, but even here, and this is the clip you played from jeremy bash a little while ago, if you look at the bottom of page 2 of this white house memo, you have the ukrainian president saying, look, mr. president, we would really like to buy javelins, a weapons system. the president's next words are, okay, but i need a favor from you, though, first. and that favor is crowd strike, go into biden and all that. you don't need a quid pro quo for impeachable conduct at all, representative schiff is right, but actually, this is looking l

hour so a very strong tropical storm right now almost hurricane strength but look at that got man's neal you've got porta vie are right here we've got hurricane warnings up along the coastline but watch the track here is not done yet to start to track up the coast becoming a category one and there you go near kabul as we get into saturday certainly they may not get hit directly by that hurricane still very uncertain. the exact track. but they're going to feel the full force that forward motion. they're in the right front quadrant of that storm system likely going to see some very heavy rain and some flooding if you're headed to kabul or baja california be prepared. and the next few days we've got hurricane abroad and that could cause some major travel planned changes if you're headed in that direction. all right we're talking about some clearing skies around the bay area now just a couple of clouds lingering but otherwise we're going to see a this storm system kind of whining on down and moving out of the bay area not before much neede temperatures by tomorrow afternoon were bumped him r

international from the team myself you know neal hello and welcome to our top story . us democratic house speaker nancy pelosi has announced a formal impeachment inquiry into president trump's alleged abuse of power during a phone call with the leader of ukraine her party claims mr trump threatened to freeze military aid to ukraine to pressure the country's leader into digging the dirt on the american leaders likely election rival former vice president joe biden and his song hunter the actions of the trump presidency revealed dishonorable fact of the president's betrayal of his oath of office betrayal of our national security and the trail of the integrity of our election look is just a continuation of the we're just it worse we're just a little history if she does that they all say that's a positive for really from the election how can you do this if you haven't even. artie's me from the ocean joins us now to discuss this further the threat of impeachment really it's something we've heard since donald trump came into power isn't that how likely therefore is that in th

called the move a provocation which warrants a tough response where if a national joined you know neal earlier in the studio with the details. well moscow is absolutely furious because if you think about it that's a huge thing. constant in russia's prominent politician and diploma a term and of the foreign affairs committee of the upper term for the russian parliament said he's not going to attend the un general assembly that is open these days in new york because of visa issues and he wasn't actually denied american visa but what basically happened as far as we understand is that his application didn't go through and he was not to fight about that very very last moment and he failed to protect american visa on time it doesn't sound like anything criminal he can still reapply but clearly there is no time enough. so he's going to miss the discussions he were planning to participate in and the thing is that he was not the only one to put in this unpleasant situation we know that at least 8 other members of the russian delegations i mean they arrived this morning in one of moscow airports

chairman neal says a whistleblower has come forward to suggest that there's been some sort of improper effort by someone inside the administration to interfere with the irs's audit of the president's taxes. ways and means committee is already looking at that. over at the financial services committee under chair maxine waters, they are reportedly looking among other things at potential bank fraud and insurance fraud by this president, by his family, by his businesses. on the oversight committee under congressman cummings, they're investigating a whole number of different things by the president, including whether he may have endangered national security by mishandling security clearance applications, including those for his children. in the intelligence committee, they are also investigating a number of different allegations against the president, including continuing questions about the president's involvement in the russian election interference of 2016. at the judiciary committee under chairman nadler, they are already actively investigating the president's alleged efforts to obstruc

around the clock across the world this is our international from the team myself you know neal hello and welcome. a newly released report conservative watchdog alleges there is a covert multi-million dollar strategy to promote liberal values in the u.s. the document scheme to push certain topics from supporting obamacare to slamming donald trump's border wall. down of takes a closer look at just how it operates. what's more powerful in politics than money a strong candidate with a good program and idealist would see nothing a realist would say but a politician would say dark money dark money is the millions of dollars that behind the scenes donors are spending to send the political train down the track and according to the left leaning media it's a bad bad thing because the conservatives do it because brothers have made billions and want to ensure their government doesn't limit their ability to make more conservative donor david koch as one half of the koch brothers came to symbolize the influence of dark money in america but you know who's even better than conservatives that slippin

live from moscow to the world this is our international my name's you know neal hello i'm the warm welcome. or the prices skyrocketed by a month not seen since the invasion of kuwait in 1990 following the assaults on saudi arabia's oil infrastructure the united states claims around this directly responsible for some today's attacks on the state run refineries donald trump says the u.s. is locked loaded and ready to respond to the latest attacks to deny the allegations on rule the possibility of talks between mr trump and president rouhani once on the table. reports. it's not even been a week since the famous most staunch was shaved off the face of america's foreign policy if you know what i mean but even without mr bolton someone else who's actually in charge of diplomacy has tweeted the u.s. will join efforts with allies to ensure iran is held accountable for its aggression and there's plenty of other hawgs to explain how not supposed to be done. it is now time for the united states to put on the table an attack on iranian oil refineries if they continue their provocations where increased

international from the team myself you know neal hello and welcome. chinese telly come john while ways ses it's prepared to sell the core code of its 5 g. technology to any prospective western buyer firms or indeed nations could then reconfigure it prevent any possibility of a security breach now the news comes amid continued claims by washington that while way works in cahoots with the chinese government it's a quip meant could be used to spy on users don't you hawkins takes a closer look at the company's offer. it's one of this year's biggest spy scandals hallway the chinese telecoms giant accused of using cutting edge 5 g. technology not for the good of humanity but for spying for beijing the united states has also been very clear with our security partners on the threat posed by way as chinese law requires them to provide beijing's vast security apparatus with access to any data that touches their network for equipment so grave was the threat real apparently the risk that american citizens privacy could be in danger the president trump declared a

international from the entire news room just over there and myself you know neal hello and welcome to the program. a prominent critic donald trump was offered an eye opening interpretation of the u.s. president's now infamous ukraine phone calls the all i'm going impeachment investigation appears to pick up steam mr trump. adam schiff accusing him of simply making up his version of the conversation. to make a political opponent understand. this that there's a lot of talk about biden and a lot of people want to find out about that so whatever you can do would be great. i'm going to put you in touch with attorney general united states my attorney general bill barr he's got the whole weight. of the american law enforcement. behind him i'm also going to have attorney general. and we will get to the bottom of it. and by the way don't call me i'll call you when you're done with whatever you would like to come to the white house feel free to call give us a date and we'll work i look forward to seeing. well on tuesday the house of representatives launched a formal impeachment inquiry into don

which warrants a tough response artie's memory of an ocean and earlier joined my colleague you know neal in the studio with more. oh moscow is absolutely furious because if you think about it that's a huge thing. constantine kasich of russia's prominent politician and diplomacy they term and all of the foreign affairs committee of the upper term for the russian parliament said he's not going to attend the u.n. general assembly that is open these days in new york because of visa issues and he wasn't actually denied american visa but what basically happened as far as we understand is that his application didn't go through and he was not to fight about that very very last moment and he failed to protect american visa on time it doesn't sound like anything criminal he can still reapply but clearly there is no time in our face that we're being here so he's going to miss the discussions he were planning to participate in and the thing is that he was not the only one to put in this unpleasant situation we know that at least 8 other members of the russian delegations i mean they arrived this mor

from moscow to the world in your are to the international from the team and myself you don't know neal hello and welcome. the biggest one day jump in oil prices in almost 30 years is playing oh it's right on the markets the jump follows the assaults on saudi arabia's oil infrastructure over the weekend the united states claims iran is directly responsible for the attacks on the state run refineries. the u.s. is locked and loaded and ready to respond to the incidents to deny. allocations own rules out the possibility of talks between mr trump and president rouhani which where once on the table and he reports it's not even been a week since the famous most stosh was shaved off the face of america's foreign policy if you know what i mean but even without mr bolton someone else who is actually in charge of diplomacy has tweeted the u.s. will join efforts with allies to ensure iran is held accountable for its aggression and there's plenty of other hawks to explain how not supposed to be done it is now time for the united states to put on the table an attack on iranian oil refineries if they

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around the clock across the world this is r t international from the team myself you know neal hello and welcome to the pro. a whistleblower complaint about the controversial phone call between the us on ukrainian leaders being classified in the testimony below the all name source said minutes they were present at the time of the conversation however the democrats insist it's a smoking gun and solid proof of crime committed by donald trump. i was not a direct witness to most of the events described however i found my colleague's accounts of these events to be credible because in almost all cases most wolf issues recounted fact patterns that were consistent with one another in addition a variety of information consistent with these private accounts has been reported publicly and they're fulfilling my g.t. to report this information through proper legal channels to the role of an authority we were presented with the most graphic evidence yet. that the present united states has betrayed his oath of office. betrayed us all to defend our national security and betrayed his oath to defend o