seems like a pipe dream after almost a decade of proxy war this syrian nell dooms 2 years of proxy peace. some $800.00 i salute fully it says scape from a detention camp in serious could us forces withdraw in the face of turkish military advances also to come on the way clik. more than a week of violent protests in ecuador with the president refusing to cancel cutbacks on fuel subsidies. for survivors mental action group extinction rebellion has been rallying in cities across the world in the u.k. alone more than a 1000 people were arrested. what this generation seems to be saying is you've messed things up for long enough you're not really listening the only way we can actually get your attention.

he used to call me nell. nell? nell! like that. pull up my socked fs for me!ou touch a man's socks there's going back. >> not after the socks. >> jimmy: you've had a remarkable career and life. i learned this about you today. >> what did you learn? >> jimmy: i learned you robbed a bank is what i learned. [ cheers and applause ] is that an accurate way of putting it, that you robbed a bank? >> i'm only able to speak about this because i'm not on probation any longer. >> jimmy: very good. >> i was the original "set it off." but i was a smart criminal. i didn't have a crime partner. i did my job solo. >> jimmy: no getaway car, no -- >> no. age the type of check. i will a very extensive background in banking before i got into all this entertainment stuff. i worked at the old sumitomo bank and first interstate and all that that ain't around no more because of chicks like me. [ laughter ] and i was just not cool with -- i've never been addicted to anything. i recreationally use everything. [ laughter ] but i'm not addicted to anything but money. you can't work me fo

but the secretary of defense mattis pushed back nell finally got rid of them.e pentagon may have figured out the president is willing to watch generals shed stars nell gets things where he wants them. the pentagon doesn't seem to understand when the commander-in-chief speaks, they damn well better listen. >> today is the 36th anniversary of the bombing of the marine barracks perpetrated by hezbollah and iran's influences. we have to start looking at the bigger picture. nobody has ever achieved peace in the middle east. for people to keep dying in pursuit of a goal that's unachievable. it's tough to find people who will say we were against the war before we were for it. now we want to be in a war that we were against in the first place. lou: there was great clarity in lebanon 36 years ago, and the president of the united states even though was being urged by the military industrial complex and some of the most of hawkish senators ever to launch a full military assault as a result of that. and he chose not to. colonel, this is, i think, a critically important tim

baghdad as a again flooded the streets 10 people were killed today the death toll in 4 days of unrest nell stands at more than 60. protesters rushed to take one of their own to safety. and they flee as the sound of sniper fire ricochets through the streets and again. they're desperate enough to risk their lives because they feel the state has failed them were them for that. we're going to protesting because we are suffering there's no electricity no jobs people are dying of starvation it's a curse. on the rest has spread rapidly across the country this week without any apparent leadership or connection to a political or sectarian movement in response to the protests the government has shut down the internet and imposed around the clock curfew in the capital. the government says it's trying to improve iraqis lives despite sending snipers into the streets the prime minister called for patience at the how the who in a country is going through a sensitive time i speak to you openly so that the security situation does not lead to the destruction of the entire state will lose. a spokesman for th

the chaos nell so widespread it's verging on the surreal. the end is so deep it's becoming harder and harder to escape. oh sorry to say it seems like this to justify sweeping new emergency palace. i but house in the streets the ban on face mosques is having little effect with protestors warning is just the tip of the iceberg. everybody say it 1st pays their faith in pride they are part of the law and i think there's much much more to come alone is a great deal more and more angry and you never know what the government will put out there was just worried about the whole called off. tenure chan is among a number of pro-democracy lawmakers challenging the emergency during cool she says it gives chief executive kerry lamb unlimited power to impose what she calls terri unmeasured speech this is a very very dangerous situation it's really taking away our freedoms our human rights and it's a pure violation of one country 2 system and our basic laws so no more separation of powers even legislature is under the control of. the room a male is now in a

it's not like a bible photo of you nell nelle sanchez that youn photoshop onto a time cover and the left of course exploits this ability to tell these visual stories but we can't tell the stories of the hidden impact of other types of victims of crime that we can't know about and the displacement in places like the aurora i.c.e. facility of hardened criminal repeat aliens like you say with these people who are being surged across the border and enabled by all of these ngos and this entire open borders inc. network that i've exposed. i moved away from montgomery county to colorado thinking i was escaping it, and the point for everyday americans casa country is there's no safe space to open borders inc. >> host: you couldn't be more right. the mayor of a small town west of san antonio did a press conference with me in san antonio because i'm a pure d.c., sorry, because of the dangers that opposed to the people just 50, 60, 70 miles from the border will have a real impact but it's in montgomery county, your former home to wishing all sorts of terrible things and consequences and abuses by p

of proxy war this syrian nell dooms to use of proxy piece. of us canasta moment a last chance to ask for the last 70 and seeing and on the rest of the facts. on the christian. branches just shoot on disk in the. legion mom. you know your new car so said i'm not going to much to. just start. with an old maid just manufacture consent to step into public wealth. when the room in clusters and protect themselves. with the flame and merry go round lifts and be the one person. doing the whole middle of the room 6. 1000000 more you mean. that's geysers financial life they say money to develop. close to these it is essential plugs for dying at the moment for the club or might say stuff to. take up your car no no no no it's. not. no. not really not. by me on my couch. watching it maybe i'm here when i'm out you. know. so as we wait out the tension increases in balsall silas to the cops time back on him up yourself come on right now you're not seeing your baby mother now period you not seeing her you give up yourself right now we're standing in a dog's.

going back to a normal life now seems like a pipe dream after almost a decade of proxy war this syrian nell dooms 2 years of proxy peace. why a paradise with sum up all around turned into a round the experimentation field the agricultural chemicals we know that these chemicals have consequences they are major irritants there's no question otherwise why would that the chemical company workers themselves be geared up that suited up locals attempt to combat the on regulated experiments but often in day you have many of these people who have one foot into the biotech pharma and the other foot in the government regulatory bodies this kind of collusion is reprehensible while the battle goes on the chemicals continue to poison hawaii and its people so one has to ask the question whether there is a form of environmental racism going on in hawaii whether these companies feel they can get away with this because the people have less political power. what politicians do so. they put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or somehow want to. have to go ri

going back to a normal life now seems like a pipe dream after almost a decade of proxy war this syrian nell dooms 2 years of proxy peace. the world is driven by a dream shaped by those great. thinks . we dare to ask. i was really i was you know. i was. i i. i. had. to push against the kurds in northern syria despite international rage over the operation plus i. was. violent unrest in ecuador's capital over steroids he measures and today 10 consecutive day with indigenous protesters rejecting the government's offer to talk and a journalist accuses his former network n.b.c. of trying to compete as a pulitzer prize winning expose avi weinstein's alleged sexual abuse is also names and he clinton among those standing in the way.

going back to a normal life no seems like a pipe dream after almost a decade of proxy war this syrian nell dooms 2 years of proxy piece. you know world of big part of the new laws and conspiracy it's time to wade to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media ripped. to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the bad and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. let it run. but. don't. come up with much. more. act. like. a journalist accuses his former network n.b.c. of trying to impede his pulitzer prize winning expose a of harvey weinstein's alleged sexual abuse is the also names hillary clinton among those who stood in the way. the man suspected of murdering a 9 year old girl is taken into custody hundreds of rallied in the central russian's city of serato they've been demanding the death penalty we spoke to the girls aren't. using its name lisa was an ordinary sweet seeing in gymnastics just a sweet child. and as u.s. pol

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remember, he didn't file this complaint nell or she didn't file this complaints until they went off toout, they never expected adam ship and all this friends he never expected the president to release the transcript of the conversation. so all the conspiracy and orchestration, the american people have right before their eyes the transcript of that call, and the question is are you going to believe these partisan subject were subversir lying eyes? failed presidential candidate hillary clinton still stunningly delusional when it comes to the politics and consequences of her own failed campaign. she is charging tulsi gabbard is a russian asset. this is deep now. gabbard clinton claims is the success roar to jill stein as the russian spoiler candidate. most of recently accusing the 2016 green party candidate jill stein of being you a russian asset, suggesting russia needs a third party candidate to influence u.s. elections. but i'm sorry, mrs. clinton, but there was and the single state that would have swung in your favor in 2016 if you added stein's totals. president trump has a far bette

col -- nell -- lt colonel vindman there are people in the white house opening spying and listening inthe commander-in-chief. he brought up joe biden. there is nothing illegal about bringing up rudy giuliani and the work william barr is doing. but there was no quid pro quo. what we do know is they were actively listening. we have to ask ourselves why? what did they know? what were they looking for? prior to 2016, lou, the democrats as well as those former senior obama officials targeting president trump are continuing to target him and they are look for anything and everything. it's has if president trump has a police officer following him illegally everywhere he goes trying to find him doing anything, anything at all that they can try to you pin on him. i think this is very concerning. and i think he should be removed if he has not been removed already. i think the president should clean out the nfc and the white house of people he suspects. this bureaucracy is out of control. lou: this resolution put forward by the speaker today. talking to matt gaetz earlier, i know several republic

joining me now in the gallery is the host of news for you to scottie nell hughes r t correspondent sara modest ok. an r t america sports producer reggie and i have. well. who doesn't love to tweet but i just like to do. everything on twitter obviously you know tensions with china are unusually high sorry you report on this you've been there we've all talked about the n.b.a. all of these issues. the people of china seem to be focused on the upper management for their sort of perceived sign of disrespect. i want to show you guys for a 2nd here is chinese fans' reaction to the controversially this week as they were at the mercedes-benz arena in shanghai china after seeing the lakers vs the nuts there an exhibition game and what he had to say to battle i brought my 900 chinese flirts with respect to the controversy these days we have to choose we will choose to support our country and we support specific. enough the n.b.a. organization and i'm giving away chinese as i encourage people to put their national interests ahead of their n.b.a. following i will continue to support le bron james no

so go to the confession is used as an additional means of protection inside every confession is a nell known as an accusation. that's one of the reasons why he epidemic spreads with the fury that it does. yes? >> hi. >> a large part of the whole salem epidemic is gender 17th century assachusetts, but i'm interested in hearing your thoughts on arthur miller's take trials, and witch particularly how, in my to ghts, he kind of adds those gender politics in a way makes the women, the young girls, who, at the center to be the y, accusers, the evil ones, rather who may individuals simply be trying to assert hatever power and agency they might have. to guess the short answer your question, no one -- in a billion ways. whatever you think of the crucible, it's a place, not history. but the most interesting thing i think he does with the girls is sexual lies them and to sexual rise this relationship with john proctor. has to raise the age of abigail, of course. he makes this into sexual politics. the missing piece among the many issing pieces about salem is, did any of these girls actually suffe

in this piece, you talk about a place well known to most skiers, the little nell in aspen, arguably one famous ski hotels. it is the only hotel in aspen that is ski in and ski out. they have done a total remake. james: 30th anniversary. they have renovated their rooms, done the restaurant sort of like the restaurant famous for its wine list at element 47, but you know aspen is almost as famous for its social scene as much as it is for the skiing. carol: right. james: the big opening this year is the w. the only all season, year-round, public rooftop. carol: it looks like a w. you know what i mean? james: if you've been there, you kind of know what to expect. it has a rooftop, views of the mountain in the distance. carol: heated pool, hot tub. james: jacuzzis, cabana, a dj booth, and a dance floor. jason: there's a little part of me that even reacts to the idea of a w in aspen. carol: going mainstream or what? jason: going a little more like -- carol: commercial. jason: in the sense where it is like techno. carol: got it. jason: but that is not the vibe of -- jason: but that is not the v

what i love about ber nell height it represents the diversity that made me fall in love with san francisco. we have a lot of mom and pop shops and you can get all your resources within walking distance. my favorite air area of my homes my little small patio where i can start my morning and have my coffee an is a sweet spot for me and i >> i would like to welcome the color guard. [♪] [instrume [instrumental of star-spangled banner] [♪] [♪] >> a very special thank you to the color guard. you can take your seats. my name is louis luven and i'm the executive director of the san francisco fleet week association, which is the organization responsible for organizing fleet week. before we get started, i would like to introduce, if you would just stand up, the chairman of the board for the san francisco fleet association, general mike mayet who was the inspiration for this program. thank you, general. san francisco fleet week comes to san francisco once a year. it is a wonderful celebration and it is built on the foundation of troops, community, and the fleet week center for humanitarian assistance

what i love about ber nell height it represents the diversity that made me fall in love with san francisco. we have a lot of mom and pop shops and you can get all your resources within walking distance. my favorite air area of my homes my little small patio where i can start my morning and have my coffee an is a sweet spot for me and i >> good evening. well congresswoman to the october 23, 2019 board of appeals meeting. rick swig is joined by ann lazarus and commissioner tanner. we expect commissioner darryl honda shortry and commissioner eudardo santacana will be abtent tonight. to my left is the legal attorney. at the control is the board's legal assistant katie sullivan and the league process clerk. i am julie rosenberg, the board's executive director. we will be joined by representatives from the city departments that have cases before the board this even. we expect scott sanchez, also representg

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recognize these divisions that we are suffering from, our adversaries are exploiting, are potential death nellon't get it together. after having said all of that i think it is worth recalling that as dark as this moment may seem to some people, including to you and me, we're old enough and we have studied enough history to recall that we have been through worse in this country. we have been through a civil war, reconstruction, the mccarthy era, vietnam, civil rights, our cities were literally burning douwn. students were shot on campuses. we have come out worse and come out stronger and that's what this moment calls for. >> susan rice, her book is called "tough love." we'll be right back after this. stay with us. right back after s stay with us ♪ new pasta and grill combos starting at $9.99. only at applebee's. panera's new warm grain full of flavor, color,. full of- woo! full of good. so you can be too. try our new warm grain bowls today. panera. food as it should be. you get more than yourfree shipping.ir, you get everything you need for your home at a great price, the way it works best for

before nell appeared put your knees inside. what are you doing?re you trying to stretch out on the plane jv? still when i have baby. >> jesse: this is just as dangerous on the tarmac as they are inside the plane. >> jedediah: this was the only kind of thing you would see though -- >> jedediah: we needed that when bill clinton and what's her name were getting together on the tarmac. >> jedediah: god help us all. we have one more story and this one is for jesse apparently. according to a survey a quarter of u.s. adults have not read a book in the past year. we'll get that. jesse's reading. he is very busy reading. what are you reading? >> jesse: do not disturb by jedediah vela. sold out. can't get it anywhere. right here in the front. okay yeah. just get me a signed copy. >> donna: my book is not coming out on paper back at what about you? are you writing someday? >> dana: no plans at the moment, no. >> jedediah: do you think people are reading less in general or are they just reading because on social media they are reading what articles all day lo

and right here on fox business, dallas maverick's owner mark cuban said this could be the death nellode, particularly as it applies to football. you may see third parties come in with a lot of money and say you know what, this is about the cash now. >> reporter: despite backlash, california not alone in this, new york, colorado, florida, south carolina could see similar votes on similar proposals. we know where this is headed. this is going to the court system one way or another. cheryl: what's the difference between what the nfl does, they pay a salary to their players and those players get endorsement deals, why is that different for college athletes? >> reporter: this is one state doing it, 49 states not doing you it at this point in time. it would create insanity. in terms of the bigger picture that you're saying, why college, why not pros, it has to do with amateurism and the thought that everything involving the college game including endorsement possibilities shouldn't exist because of amateurism. obviously california is saying you can have the amateurism with paying the at le

>> well, the short list is one name so far at the top which is ken kuch nell li.s the acting director of u.s. citizenship and immigration services. before he was named for that job, trump floated his name as immigration czar, a new job he was going to make up for ken who is very vocal who goes beyond what kevin mcaleenan would do and bring in more extreme positions and policies to that role. we've seen him over the summer talk about i.c.e. raids. he was pushing for that even though he had no role with i.c.e. he wanted to be more involved and pushed for more extreme things the whole way. he's someone very vocal on cable news. he goes on fox very often, and that's something that the president sees as a value and attribute in the person he wants to name to oversee this large law enforcement agency. >> whenever his name comes up we find it irresistible not to run the pictures of him on the floor. he wasn't always pro-trump. he dramatically through his decree credentials on the floor and stomped out. he went to cnn as a guy they would go to who would never say anything

military officer, still active duty, was wounded in service, still has stlap nell in his body becauseq. he was in an ied explosion and accusing him e president's practically speaking of being a dual loyal american, he has dual loyalty, which goes against the grain of everything this young man has lived for. >> it goes against the grain of everything he has lived for and everything that we all live for as americans. many of us have that kind of immigrant story. my own dad came to this country in 1935 to escape nazi persecution. he was 17. he came alone. he had not much more than the shirt on his back. he spoke virtually no english, and he knew virtually no one. nobody loved this country more than my father, and that is true of many of our immigrants. to castigate just because he is an immigrant is sad and scurrilous, especially in light of his extraordinary military record. >> and so many of these soviet jews who came in the late '70s, early '80s from the then-soviet union, they were trying to escape anti-semitism as your dad was trying to do when he escaped from germany and came to th

these divisions which we are suffering from, which our adversaries are exploiting are potential death nellwe don't get it together. after having said all of that i do think it is worth recalling that as dark as this moment may seem to some people, including to you and me, i imagine, we're old enough and we have studied enough history to recall that we have been through a whole lot worse in this country. we have been through a civil war, reconstruction, the mccarthy era, vietnam, civil rights, where our cities were literally burning down. students were being shot on campuses. we have been through much worse and come out stronger and that's what this moment calls for. >> susan rice, her book is called "tough love." we'll be right back after this. stay with us. when you shop for your home at wayfair, you get more than free shipping. you get everything you need for your home at a great price, the way it works best for you, i'll take that. wait honey, no. when you want it. you get a delivery experience you can always count on. you get your perfect find at a price to match, on your own schedule.

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so that everybody can laugh and so we'll go big, but don't nell anyone, please.lease don't tell anyone. >> it would be tempting to let some of these foreign policy battles devolve just into rhetoric. putin's stage whisper, donald trump's blus her and calls for collusion from all kinds of countries. the stakes are also high because great power politics are undergirded by many hard assets, from those u.s. nukes, apparently jeopardized in the middle east after trump's shift on syria policy, to the international energy markets which russia both impacts and is vulnerable to. russia treats oil as a resource and as a weapon and a point of national pride. putin's aides, quote, believe their energy industry is about restoring russian honor and deploying power and leverage and advancing foreign policy aims as rachel maddow document in her new book, and those ames include ukraine, a state that russia has at times pushed around, even cutting the nation's gas supply and blaming that same country for russia's actions. something that maddow also documents. writing, quote, the i

nell schofield, you have set on these disco —— coaches today. why are you taking part in this?al. and then we want a people 's vote. we think there are people who should be involved in the final decision on what happens. some would argue that people had their vote in 2016 and it should be respected ? people had their vote in 2016 and it should be respected? we send the politicians to negotiate in brussels, they have done the goad —— negotiations and have come back and i think it doesn't take workers rights, it doesn't protect the environment, it doesn't protect our food and the quality of our food. we need to now check with the british people whether this is what they actually want. some people, whether they voted remain or lead, some people might feel it has gone so long, they just want people might feel it has gone so long, theyjust want it over with. why delay it? i can agree with everyone who thinks this has gone on and on and i think we need to recognise that the deal doesn't settle things. if the deal goes through today, they will be years and years and years and years of

they did tick into the green but back into nelling territory. really all about demand. the c.e.o. calling out again global economic uncertainty staying on the course coming from trade and other factors. and when it comes to demand, caterpillar is seeing the end users are putting off investment decisions and all of this contributing to the first decline in quarterly earnings in some three years. e lowdown in the shell patch impacting caterpillar. another big story from boeing. we saw shares decline in early trading. they have reversed to trade more positively now, up 1.3% in the premarket and this seems to be investors really likeing what seems to be an optimistic plan or map for the company to bring the 737 max jet back to service. the c.e.o. saying its safe return the top priority. also saying that they expect the 737 max jet to return before the end of this year. remember, u.s. ally don't expect it until next year. they also plan to ramp up production next year. finally a conduct look at the health insurers. the drug makers with beat and raise

california tomorrow and will be buried at the sacramento national valley cemetery and he will take slap nell to the injuries he received and take the distinguished service cross that he was suppose the to have been awarded 74 years ago. i say to his family on behalf of our country this this long ssing medal attests that the american people know what the felt family has known all along that he is our nation's hero, too. mr. speaker, i wanted to tell this story tonight, not for his sake but for our country's sake and remind heroes for the sacrifices unrecognized that they have made. and to answer james mitchner's haunted question, where do we get such men and place on the record in these hallowed halls, an apology, really, for 74-year-old clerical mistake that prevented him from knowing in life the gratitude and respect that our nation can now only respect after his death. mr. speaker, i ask that the house observe a moment of felt, to honor leon recipient of the distinguished service cross. -- move that the house the speaker pro tempore: does the gentleman yield back? >> i yield back. the spea

>> any effect they may have is nell eligible in comparison -- negligible in comparison to what they thinkands. rip. >> reporter: a year ago lil nas x was sleeping on his sister's floor. does this feel like "old town road"? could have gotten better with chickens? before he came to this studio. when you heard the beat, you thought what? >> i thought i hope nobody gets this beat before me. >> reporter: because what did you hear in it? what did you hear? >> it sounded like an anthem to me. i don't hear those like that often where you just know it's like -- special. >> reporter: then you paid $30 for it? >> yes. i leased it for about $30. when i got that money together, i had to wait another month until i could go into the studio for like $20 tuesdays. ♪ can't nobody tell me nothing >> reporter: boy, this is small in here. you did that in here? >> yeah. simplicity is key. >> reporter: david morgan who was known is cinco was there for the original recording. >> i can't say i knew it was a hit, but it was a good song. i expressed that it was different. different is good. and i remember telling h

the ones we're talking about looking at monday, mckesson, corp., amerisource, card nell health, henry-- cardinal health, henry shine and the pharmacy walgreen's. that doesn't mean something could happen monday either. leland: or during trial. it will be confusing and somehow the lawyers will get their money. molly: yet this is one to watch because we will see if it sets a a standard, litmus test of sorts. leland: there we go. another thing we're watching that is sure to happen, we think, we're pretty sure. bernie sanders will take the stage at any moment. we will give you an update on the rally, the crowd size, when we come back. about to capture pf of the ivory billed woodpecker. what??? no, no no no no. battery power runs out. lifetime retirement income from tiaa doesn't. guaranteed monthly income for life. nooooo! mornings were made for better things than rheumatoid arthritis or psoriatic arthritis. when considering another treatment, ask about xeljanz xr, a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis or active psoriatic arthritis for whom methotrexate d

it literally says, if you do this -- >> is this the death nell or not?so. >> you think there will be a libra? >> in a venmo -- here's the sad part they're going to kick out all of the american companies if it's successful, american companies won't benefit. >> this is the prime example of libra and bitcoin. >> exactly. >> i was trying to think of an analogy that all of my -- i must not be one when you talk about unforgeable value and how digital gold helped crypto, i think compare libra to bitcoin it's like bitcoin would be an actual end piece when you start with that, i know you're not listening, you have no interest and you're going to say something before -- with bitcoin you've got actual an antique that takes 120 years with libra you've kind of got restoration hardware you know what i mean they manufacture something that looks like it was old and it's like from a previous era it's not digital gold. >> we have another guest, that's why i was pointing, because we're going to have a guest joining us right now. >> i cannot wait fantastic. >> you can't wai

we've seen fent nell and opioid, methamphetamine is the main concern in scale, if you talk to our state and local law enforcement partners right now. there are four or five very violent, very capable organizations that impact the safety of the mexican citizens in a number of states. >> is there more we can be doing with the mexican government? is there a better relationship that could be had? is that a good place right now? >> i think both the department of homeland security and other ic partners are supporting the government of mexico law enforcement. i think we need to continue work on the weapons flowing south, the money flowing south that is helping support cartel activities in mexico and in the region more broadly. that has to be a concerted effort across the usg. >> thank you. director wray, i'll point this last one to you. you mentioned before thwarting various attacks, domestic and foreign affairs attacks over the last couple of years. you didn't give any numbers. maybe those are classifies. that's fine. i wonder if we've been more successful than we were 20, 30 years ago and wh

dollars in military and economic aid without been withheld justification, no one, including ever able nell, was to get a good answer as to why that aid was being withheld. now, it was part of a to extract e tactic political gain for donald trump by targeting an american citizen a political opponent. we also have the white house staff's confession as trump-ukrainentire scandal was about. we are going to keep the focus trump's behavior and the evidence continues to mount. reporter: another bipartisan area of possibility is usmca. timing of that, and also, would your leadership floor if a on the solid majority of the caucus is vote no? mr. jeffries: well, that ultimately will be a decision hat the caucus will have to make in terms of process and where members fall on that question. to want to get to yes. ms. clark: i would just underscore that. we continue to want to get to yes. committee is meeting, and we hope that the to nistration will continue work with us. his is a priority issue for american workers, for our economy, and for this caucus. we are continuing our work president that the an