which is why demonstrators have come to resent journalists from those channels covering their story on january 24th when deepak of news nation tried to report from a prominent protest location in delhi demonstrators intervened. returned a few days later along with sudhir choudhry of xenu's competing channels putting on a show of solidarity trying to make a point about freedom of expression is slow. because the protesters. there. they always talk about freedom of expression they portray themselves as the champion of freedom of expression they complain about intolerance but then our reporters now are going one on the streets they are being mishandled the only lake. that's such of media which is something that they are not open enough and gotten to know who engage with people like us who have a different. media they are sort of the media has a pattern of presenting any critique or attempt to question their reporting as an attack on democracy itself. however when they coverage is so unwavering in its support of the powerful and certain consistently. odds with the common man it in re just people i want to know in a democra

it also exposes the country's primary news channels which for weeks were providing far less information than social media was. domestic news outlets especially national channels and newspapers have been state controlled ever since the communists took power more than 70 years ago there have been some temporary openings for more adventurous reporting most recently during the time of the olympics in 2008 those freedoms were already 'd disappearing by 2012 when she jinping took power by 2016 the president was touring the media outlets demanding in his words their absolute loyalty to the party in thought politics and action on the coverage of the coronavirus that is what the president dr lucian hosts an opinion program at the state funded channel. there's a fundamental. premise that's wrong with this question saying that. might have a different agenda in not reporting the truth of the story basically when c.c.t.v. . in your way interviewed one of the experts in china on fighting the virus on the 20th of january and what mr jones told. and. that is when the public was alerted to the potential

it's filled our news channels, twitter feeds, and dinner conversations. it's led to a wide-ranging debate on everything from the constitutional doctrines, separation of powers to due process of law, something concepts which are the most fundamental building blocks of who we are as a nation. it even prompted those who typically have no interest in politics to tune into c-span or their favorite cable news channel. the impeachment of a president of the united states is simply the gravest undertaking we can pursue in this country. it is the nuclear option in our constitution. it's a choice of last resort. when a president has committed a crime so serious that congress must act rather than leave the choice to the voters in the election. the framers of the constitution granted this awesome power to the united states congress and placed their confidence in the senate to use it only when absolutely necessary, when there is no other choice. this is a rare historic moment for the members of this chamber faced by the senate only on two previous occasions during our

we will be discussing this from eight o'clock here on the bbc news channel. channel. foster carers are operating with huge depths. the local government association says it's worried that such financial instability could put at risk the care of vulnerable children. the government is currently carrying out a review of the care system. here's our social affairs correspondent alison holt. this care home can take just three children but each place is in high demand. they get about 30 requests a day from councils. one sign of a system struggling to cope with the growing number of children needing a safe 5 pa ce. growing number of children needing a safe space. where three bed home. we don't have the means even look at the referrals. there is a need for more homes like ours. fees for children's homes can easily cost more than £3000 a week. this independent home says that allows them to provide quality support, but large companies now dominate children's social care. today's resort for the local government association raises concerns about debts of those firms are ra

you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. bc one is at 5:45, bye for now. hello. you're watching the bbc news channel. well, as we've been hearing the prime minister is due to explain how the government wants to be able to move away from eu rules in a speech tomorrow. the foreign secretary dominic raab has been speaking to andrew marr about the government's expectations when it comes to trade talks with the bloc. i think what we're doing is setting out with clarity that we expect the eu undertakings to be met. equally, take maternity leave, take minimum wage, take the bans or restrictions on single—use plastics. in all of those areas that uk is ahead of the eu. but i can reassure you, we are not requiring the eu to align with uk rules in order to do a free trade deal with us. and that's frankly how free trade deals are done across the world, without those kind of conditions. so this is a ruffle, a rumple that we will get through quite easily, is it? well, we will see. but we are entering these negotiations with a spirit of goo

idid not on the news channel this afternoon. past their and security as it is is impressive and very organised and attendance at the interest. impressive and very organised and attendance at the interestlj suspect it won't be at other mosques and that is the biggest and iconic mosque in the capital and i suspect it will not be as tight or where does the money come from to do that kind of thing and smaller places of worship. the jewish community as well will be fearful, there is a rising tide of violence and particularly despicable type of violence as well. and friday prayers ta ke violence as well. and friday prayers take place tomorrow. turning to the guardian, you mentioned the attack yesterday in germany and we have people there at a vigil, morning the nine. an amount of great concern which angela merkel has referred to herself, she refers to it as a poison in her country, the racial hatred that they, like many other countries, would argue to a certain extent, the uk as well, are experiencing. you look back and we have had th

and i said now let's turn to fox news channel and there is page after page after page of absolute outrage. they can say, the media news organizations are populated are generally politically progressive. that's one thing. that is true. the second thing is, a progressive values very much overlap with journalistic -- speaking truth to power, flicking the comfortable and comforting the afflicted. looking for corruption in government. these are all things that are perceived as liberal but they are also according to the watchdog role of journalism as enshrined in the first amendment. so, yes, i will give you back, but the people who talk about when the president talked about newspapers making things up and making up quotes, there are protocols. that cannot happen and in the handful of times in the past 50 years when it has happened, it has been a cluster fail for everybody. you've worked at the washington post, janet cook, you work. >> you work at the new york times, look what happened to judith miller when she got caught being suckered by the white house into validating phony intelligence data

china's attorney on bbc two, the bbc news channel and online. —— join us at10am. the bbc news channelstart with some severe flood warnings issued by the environment agency and natural resources wales, nine in force, meaning danger to life. please follow the advice from the emergency services. please follow the advice from the emergency services. cold day today, blustery showers, some of them wintry on the higher rates in scotland and northern england. through the afternoon, more organised band are showers pushing south, gusty winds around this, some of those heavy as they merge, you could also have some hail, thunder and lightning embedded in them. temperatures, five in the north, 11 as we push towards the south. through this evening, they care away onto the near continent, temporary ridge of high pressure building, that will kill many of the showers. some of them will be wintry and it's going to be a cold night, the risk of ice on untreated services but towards the west, we have this new syste m towards the west, we have this new system coming our way introducing thicker cloud and so

hello, you're watching the bbc news channel — with shaun ley. ill no longer use the word "royal" when they begin their new life outside of the monarchy. the couple had been in discussions with aides and senior royals about using the brand "sussex royal." applications to trademark that name have been withdrawn. i've been speaking to royal commentator, victoria murphy, about the couple's announcement. when they announced they were stepping back as senior royals as a result of those negotiations with the rest of the royal family, they said they would not use the title of his or her royal highness to promote themselves. they would retain them but not use them. but when the question was asked, "what about sussex royal?", they didn't have a clear answer at that stage, so now there have been these negotiations about what happens to sussex royal. when they said they would not use the royal highness titles, it's hard to see how sussex royal could have been viewed any differently because they are no longer working members of the royal family, and no longer

you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. ne is at 5.40pm. bye for now. hello. you're watching the bbc news channel. italy has cancelled the last two days of the venice carnival because of an outbreak of coronavirus. it comes after the government imposed strict quarantine restrictions in the north of the country after more than 100 people were infected. our corresondent mark lowen explained the measures being taken to try and contain any further spread of the virus. there has been a rapid increase over the last few days. they have invoked special powers. effectively, around 50 , 000 they have invoked special powers. effectively, around 50,000 people have been placed under quarantine. as the government tries to contain the outbreak. italy has been worst affected. more than 100 cases centred around northern italy, two deaths, both of them elderly people and there have also been attempts to try to stop people from gathering in those areas, for example football matches of the top football league have been cancelled in that area. a

you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. afternoon. hello. you're watching the bbc news channel with shaun ley. the uk is preparing to be hit by winds and rain from storm dennis. severe weather warnings are in place for most of the uk — and forecasters say a month's worth of rain could fall in some places. flights to and from heathrow and gatwick have been cancelled. and north wales police have told people to only venture out ‘if absolutely necessary‘. earlier, i spoke to heather shepherd, who's from the charity national flood forum and advises people on how to recover from flooding. she told me they have been handling a lot of calls from people worried about their properties. the national flood forum has been absolutely inundated with calls and particularly from people who have already suffered flooding in storm ciara and are preparing now are to be flooded again. but also the restoration for those who feel that perhaps storm dennis is going to miss them, that they are battling now with the insurance process and all that inv

hello, you're watching the bbc news channel.w out of the european union after a7 years of membership. the historic moment at 11 o'clock last night was marked by celebrations — and some commiserations — across the country. there will now be a transition period until the end of the year, during which the government will try to forge a new relationship with the eu. gavin lee is in malaga, gauging reaction. you lucky man! i take it that not a lot has changed there, because we are saying that here not a lot has changed either. i'm quite often in brussels, so just to see the sun is quite incredible. my eyes aren't used to it. what is interesting is the phrase that nothing is different but everything has changed. that is what makes has told me. a lot of the british residents and others with interests here, there are fringe and 50,000 british residents who live across the spanish coastline, many hundreds of thousands with homes here. this is malaga and look at this, you can see why people want a place in the sun. there are 20,000 britis

you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. s on bbc one is at quarter to six, bye for now. hello. you're watching the bbc news channel. the uk is facing a day of disruption as storm ciara sweeps in, bringing damaging winds and widespread heavy rain. flights, ferries and train services are all disrupted, while dozens of outdoor events have been abandoned. the met office has issued an amber warning for wind across england and wales until nine o'clock tonight, with gusts up to 80mph expected to batter coasts and hills. scotland has had the worst of the torrential rain, with more than ten centimetres of rainfall already recorded over higher ground. more than 260 flood warnings are in place across the country, with the risk of communities being cut off by impassable roads. the severe weather is causing disruption to travel, with dozens of flights cancelled at heathrow and gatwick. ten train companies are urging passengers not to travel at all, with many others operating a reduced service. network rail has imposed a 50mph speed limit

those that typically have no interest in politics that tune into c-span or their favorite cable news channel. impeachment of the president of the united states is simply the greatest undertaking we can pursue in this country. it is the nuclear option of the constitution. it is a choice of last resort when a president has committed a crime so serious that congress mustan t act rather thn leave the choice to the voters in thehe election. the framers of the constitution granted this awesome power to the united states congress to place confidence in the senate to use it only when absolutely necessary and there is no other choice. this is a rare historic moment for members of thehe chamber faced by the senate only on two previous occasions during our constitution's 232 year history. only two times previously. we should be extraordinarily diligent to make sure the impeachment power does not become a regular feature of our differences and in the process cheapen the vote of the american people. 's was members of the senate will determine for the first time in history if awi president will be removed

still on the new chancellor on friday morning, even the middle of the report about mumps on the news channel half of mumps cases last year were do to unvaccinated people. but many did have the mmr... buy there goes sajid javid —— rishi sunak alongside stephen barclay into number ten. now we go back to mumps for a moment. apologies for breaking into his report. creech menstrual —— chris mitchell wandered... —— wondered. the annual display of celebrity glamour, that is the oscars. as a ceremony takes place in la overnight, this year was no exception. plenty of clips of a cce pta nce exception. plenty of clips of acceptance speeches, analysis of some of the dresses on display and an out —— output from reporters on the red carpet. kim kardashianjust made her way. what happens? as a -- most of them don't speak to us. then they go out to have their photographs taken. they go out to have their photographs ta ken. you they go out to have their photographs taken. you can hear all the paparazzi 's shouting at them. you can see all the press lined up. reese witherspoon has already gone past, robert de

well. >> sean: we will be watching all the coverage tonight throughout the evening on the fox news channel. , martha, thank you. we call it the weekly segment with the architect, the white boards. fox news contributor karl rove is joining us and i will give you credit. i read your first column and i went hmm as you talked about the potential maybe down the road for what would be a contested convention. this is going to be very interesting. we get the first round of resultant and you get below 15% and i will let you pick it up from there, what you see happening tonight. >> yeah, if you're at less than 15% of the precinct, you fail to get what's called viability. your supporters have to pick somebody else. or go home. that's the first, that's the alignment. then they have a final alignment where everybody who was for somebody below the viability threshold picked somebody else. those people then elect what are called delegate equivalents, people who go to the state convention representing their candidate. it's going to be a really confusing night because it's not a primary. that is to say if

on the fox news channel. joining us is the man taking on all those challenges and more.isor robert o'brien. let's begin with vindman. the president is entitled to have whomever he wants anywhere in that big white house behind you. why is there any issue here over vindman? >> i never understood that. the nsc serves as the personal staff of the president. many of them are detailees from other departments. we expect and hope they will do their best to serve the country and the president. if you don't like the president, that's your right. but probably your highest and best use isn't over here at the white house working on his personal staff. i never understood the attraction of white house employment for someone who doesn't like the president. lou: you mentioned you intended to reorganize the national security council and had a very laudatory philosophy to streamline it and make it efficient. it seems to me that's what you are doing. >> this is something the republicans and democrats have been asking for for many years. the staff has grown exponentially over the years. it g

you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. at 5:40pm. bye for now. hello. you're watching the bbc news channel with geeta guru—murphy — it's 1.11. pm. let's get more now on the impact of the coronavirus on businesses and the world's markets. here, the online supermarket ocado says it's experiencing an increase in customer demand. the bbc understands that this might be because of customers stocking up in case of any fallout from the coronavirus. the company sent an email to its customers yesterday, advising them that it is experiencing higher than usual demand for its delivery slots. well, earlier, i asked our business correspondent if other retailers were experiencing similar issues. i have been speaking to the other major supermarkets this morning. none of them would be drawn on whether they are seeing changes in customer behaviour, but certainly anecdotally, as you say, there is a sense that this is happening. and no advice from government or anywhere else as to whether we should be stocking up? not at present. we have been r

i will also hearfrom the history making dark champion fallon sherrick. 630 here on the bbc news channelxt, it's the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. so mark, what do we have this week? award season is out of the way. sonic the hedgehog. we also have another adaptation of emma. in the new film first love, a valentine ‘s favourite. are you saying sonic the hedgehog is not up for an award? not necessarily so. did you ever play the game? i'm afraid not. i'm not good at video games. that's fine because you can go and open minded. consul game character taking out of an environment, sent to earth in order to get away from evil forces teams up with a likeable sheriff but soon finds himself on the subject of the attention of a very evil scientist played byjim carrey, never knowingly understated. here's a clip. i'm going to give you five seconds to tell me where it is! five!|j don't to tell me where it is! five!” don't know what you're talking about. i'm a cop! how could you threaten someone who never ex

and the red carpet arrivals can be seen live on the bbc news channel in a special programme from 5:15ave been criticised for a lack of diversity. with no black actors nominated for the main acting awards there's frustration from black and ethnic minority film—makers. here's more now from our entertainment correspondent brenda emmanus. music plays. for 15 years the screen nation film & television awards has been celebrating black creative talent, from big names to rising stars. but the glitz and glamour of this annual awards ceremony doesn't hide the fact that a cycle of frustration exists amongst these creatives — fuelled by the lack of acknowledgement from the uk film industry. hailed as one of the pioneers of black independent cinema, director and writer menelik sha bazz is uninspired by the progress he's witnessed in a 30—year career. i'm disappointed with the current situation, because i see a great deal of talent that has basically been wasted. and it seems now we're in this situation where we have no writers that are present in tv, we have hardly any directors and talent or any

even in the middle of a report about mumps on the news channel. of mumps cases last year were amongst unvaccinated people, according to public health england. but many, did have the mmrjab, and... sorry for breaking into that report, but there goes the new chancellor alongside stephen buckley into number ten, for his first cabinet meeting as chancellor. now, we're going to go back to month for a moment so apologies for breaking into that report. chris mitchell wondered, was it really necessary to break off from a report on the increase of mumps with braking used to show a few seconds of a man, the new chancellor going through a door. the annual display of celebrity glitz and glamour that is the oscars a lwa ys glitz and glamour that is the oscars always features prominently on bbc brea kfast, always features prominently on bbc breakfast, as the ceremony takes place in los angeles overnight our time stopping this year was no exception, with plenty of clips of a cce pta nce exception, with plenty of clips of acceptance speeches, studio interviews and

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eastern on fox news channel. both are closing in just a few minutes in south carolina.ed for special coverage of results from a special report anchor, brett have a breakdown on the primary at the top of the hour. but first, cutting loose for vote. tom steyer bust a move on the campaign trail but did he bring down the house and south carolina? that next. ♪ this democratic presidential candidate tom steyer doesn't when the white house, he just might get an invitation to join "dancing with the stars". ♪ then again, he might not. the billion are white house hopeful was captured on video dancing on stage with robert juvenile the campaign event last night in south carolina, steyers not so smooth move, actually embraced his campaign. tweeted out a portion of the voters heading to the polls with # back that vote up. mr. steyer has already made his billions so he doesn't have to worry about quitting. that's how fox reports on this big day in the 29th of february, 2020. i'm jon scott. thanks for watching. four years from now and also tomorrow. ♪ >> we are moments away from the to

next up on the bbc news channel, it's click. la, la, la, la land.n the back, and time for the rest of us to be reminded there is a reason why the movie industry chose southern california to live and film in. and with all of glamorous la to choose from, they put me in a box. in a warehouse. although it is the coolest box i have been in for a while because, spoiler alert, i am not really in the box! i am out here. and that's virtual me and it is called portl. the box itself is real, of course and the lights inside provide the illumination for the modified human—sized 4k lcd screen on the front. this can show pre—recorded video or live images of some loon messing about in front of a camera. what am i doing over there though? what's he doing? the same? oh, yeah, of course. i must say, iam impressed. ifigured out all these reasons why somebody might not want to do a hologram, and i eliminated those reasons. that is why we developed this. first things first, these are not holograms. you know what i think about the term hologram. but these are the most rea

news channels available to people to take action and more determined to do something for the next generation gloomily as the environment series of global 3000 on t.w. and online. the coronavirus wives 5 trillion dollars of global financial markets this week ups of a quick recovery shot as the number of international cases spiral around exchanges shows no signs of slowing. and when the going gets tough investors fleete pandemic tons of financial instrument designed to help low income countries deal with the sudden spread of disease. control and business it's a bloodbath on global exchanges despite all the warnings investors are doing exactly what we're not meant to do when a situation like this panicking the dow jones had its worst one day point drop in history tumbling almost 4 and a half percent yesterday i'm scared to look today like so many people who hold stocks the virus has well and truly impacted asian exchanges shanghai is compas it down by 3.7 percent a similar case for the nikkei in tokyo considering that they could be calling off the olympics we're not sure yet it's planned for ju

he will be interviewed tomorrow on the fox news channel and fox television in advance of the super bowlwhich airs tomorrow. alaska, democrats line. good afternoon. >> good afternoon. i guess my basic concerns are this. when president trump was elected, i figured, give this guy a shot, see what he can do. what has happened, the some seems to be -- the some of it seems to be that he has aligned that hasith everything questionable motives and there are too many people he has known that has -- that have gotten convicted for something. i started looking up things about him. protege of a mob lawyer. also joseph mccarthy in the 1950's. >> he did. >> thank you for the call. we are going to jenin and iowa. iowa.anine in generally decent weather for early february. are you going to caucus? >> you bet i am. how are you doing today? >> good, how are you? i'm am fighting a cold, but going to be there. >> who are you supporting? point, i'm going to support joe biden. >> have you attended caucuses in the past? originally, i lived in arizona for 18 years. i have been back six years. >> you are part of

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want to hear from those people who would normally not get the forces heard on the international news channel one moment i'll be very proud off was when we covered the nepal earthquake of 2015 a terrible natural disaster and the story that needed to be told from the heart of the affected area to be there to tell the people story was very important at the time. equals. the number he told you in the month one didn't. even mind the ferry. was really rallying around me. says they are still. on the quarterly money show me and. believe. me my little boy is seeing. this is where the fairies. china's largest social media is. one day last year checking the training. and i saw this very fashion designer. it was actually. a fairy tale my girl who calls herself the next. except a girl is a farmer living a rural area that had never heard of. her fashion designs are foreign objects. farm tools umbrellas boy stuff girl stuff with 100000 followers she was. and i was very interested in her like many chinese i don't wake up to a. china. with 140 character limit is the best platform for people in china to share

you very much indeed and jo, thank you very much indeed and thank you forjoining us on the bbc news channel. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you 7 days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers. and if you miss the programme any evening, you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. nigel i think you are right about the divorce status. i mean, you are a lwa ys the divorce status. i mean, you are always right. —— nigel, ithink. a big thank you again to nigel and jo for joining big thank you again to nigel and jo forjoining me, big thank you again to nigel and jo for joining me, and big thank you again to nigel and jo forjoining me, and yourselves. next on bbc news it's the film review. good night. chuckles. hello and a very warm welcome to the film review on bbc news. and to take us through this week's top cinema releases is james king. lovely to see you, james. you too! and what have you been watching? well, there's a new version of a classic tale, the invisible man, but is it a must—see? will ferrell struggles in the snow in comedy—drama

you very much indeed and jo, thank you very much indeed and thank you forjoining us on the bbc news channelthe papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you 7 days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers. and if you miss the programme any evening, you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. nigel i think you are right about the divorce status. i mean, you are a lwa ys the divorce status. i mean, you are always right. —— nigel, ithink. a big thank you again to nigel and jo for joining big thank you again to nigel and jo forjoining me, big thank you again to nigel and jo for joining me, and big thank you again to nigel and jo forjoining me, and yourselves. next on bbc news it's the film review. good night.

we will have live news coverage of the president's visit on the fox news channel. >> can you imagine oking forward to that later on this afternoon and i'll be covering the news portion of that. but the president at the daytona 500, keep it right here. the u.s. taliban agreed to a truce in afghanistan, could this finally be the first real step by ending america's longest war or can the taliban not be trusted, we will see what it means and what comes next. ♪ let's get down to business. the business of hard work... ...hustle... ...and high fives. modernized comfort inn's and suites have been refreshed because our business is you. get the lowest price guaranteed on all choice hotels when you book direct at choicehotels.com. >i spend a lot of time sin my truck.y? it's my livelihood. ♪ rock music >> man: so i'm not taking any chances when something happens to it. so when my windshield cracked... my friend recommended safelite autoglass. >> tech: hi, i'm adrian. >> man: thanks for coming. >> tech: oh, no problem. >> tech: check it out. >> man: yeah. they came right to me, with expert service

an excerpt that by fox's lawyer prior to the super bowl, airing within the next hour on the fox news channelcarrying the game between the kansas city chiefs and the san francisco 49ers. here is that interview with sean hannity. >> michael bloomberg. >> very little. he is very little. he wants a box for the debates to stand on. it is ok. it is ok. you can be short. why should he get a box to stand on? he wants a box for the debates. does that mean everyone else gets a box? >> i guess if they want 1 -- booker and all these people could not get any of the things that bloomberg is getting now. it is very unfair for the democrats, but i would love to run against bloomberg, i would love it. that is from the presidents, interviewed at mar-a-lago. it will be aired on fox. statement from julie woodward and the bloomberg campaign, the president is lying. he is a pathological liar that lies about everything, his a care, his obesity, and his gray fake hair, his --sity, and his stray on spray on tan. be 60 years old this year, lifelong democrat. i did not vote in 2016. i was not completely on board with

you can keep it right here on fox news channel throughout the rest of the afternoon, our special nevada caucus continues, it'll be anchored by bret baier start less than 2 hours from now at 4:00 p.m. iron, we will, of course, bring you the very latest caucus results as they all come in with the expert analysis that you expect and we give you here at the fox news channel. arthel: bret will join us at 3:00 p.m. eastern, we are looking forward to that and as we await the polls to open there in nevada from less than an hour from now, we will look at into how the democratic party there, how they are trying to avoid of the repeat of the chaos in the iowa caucus, that kicks off earlier, you remember that one, stick around, more after this. >> i think we will do well, it depends on how thoroughly the process works as a struggling actor, i need all the breaks that i can get. at liberty butchemel... cut. liberty mu... line? cut. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. cut. liberty m... am i allowed to riff? what if i come out of the water? liberty biberty..

november 13, 2019 with the first public house committee hearing which we all brought you here on fox news channel, and now 84 days later, it ends with the acquittal of president trump. let's bring in our panel, chris wallace, anchor of ""fox news sunday"" byron york, and mollie hemingway, senior editor at the federalists. >> martha: chris, let me start with you. it strikes me that it really began at least in terms of what the public knowledge was with that phone call in july between the president of the united states and president zelensky, and that came just 24 hours after the mueller chapter was closed. and here we have tonight another chapter closing in terms of investigation of the president and you have to wonder, what comes next? and hope that we get a period of a bit of peace in some ways of regular order. >> i want to talk about these in regular order. i found that the comments from the majority leader and the democratic leader thinking the pages and the capitol police and the chief justice, giving him a golden gavel, oddly comforting, because it is the way things are supposed to work. ev

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