how would you describe newsmax and its coverage? guest: that is a little unfair. yes, some of the editorials have been conservative but as far as , we have beennews critical of president trump and of the republican party in general. let me give you a good example of that. when mitch mcconnell held up president's nomination of judge merrick a in the supreme court, it was newsmax as one of the first to call on him to at least have hearings and that was a position that other toomeycans like senator and senator grassley began pushing the majority leader on. lauren in alexandria, minnesota. a republican, you are on. caller: good morning. thedems say no one is above law. what a joke. i watched movies on the kennedys and what they were doing and a lot of them were above the law. drove drunk, cheating on his wife with a mistress, and he went and slept off a drunk. he should have died in prison and never should have stayed a senator. so what are they talking about with nobody is above the law. guest: any thoughts on that? -- host: to oregon, this is robert, and republican.

challenges facing native americans today from the new book "the girl in the photograph," and the newsmaxorrespondent will be on to talk about impeachment in camping 2020. c-span'so watch "washington journal," thursday morning. join the discussion. and be sure to watch authors week all this week starting at 8:00 a.m. saturday, 2020 democratic presidential candidate and hawaiian representative tulsa gabbert speaks to voters at a town hall in hudson, new hampshire -- tulsa gabbard -- speaks to voters at a town hall in new hampshire. gabbard. for the house impeachment of president nixon, the president reside before the report could be presented to congress. now, one of the historians who wrote the report joined the conversation on presidential misconduct. from fordham university law school, this is an hour and a half.

trump confidee and newsmax ceo chris ruddy joins me. >>> then vox founder ezra polarized, what, iything about it. and -- >> you know there's a saying. god always corrects one pope andsresent the world with another pope. i'd like to see my correction. >> divine intervention from jonathan price.

challenges facing native americans today from the new book "the girl in the photograph," and the newsmaxorrespondent john gizzi will be on to talk about impeachment in camping 2020. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal," thursday morning. join the discussion. and be sure to watch authors week all this week starting at 8:00 a.m. >> 45 years ago, a team of historians wrote a report on presidential misconduct for the house judiciary committee impeachment investigation of president nixon. the president resigned before the report could be presented to congress. now, one of the historians who wrote the report joined the discussion on presidential misconduct. from fordham university law school, this is an hour and a half. this is an hour and a half. because we never get to talk about history and historians. we always talk about politics and the law and foreign policy. and it is all very interesting. but those of you who know me know that i like the history. and i think it would've been a very good thing if more historians were weighing in more frequently and people who write about poli

lady will be joined by john gizzi white house correspondent for newsmax.e'll be right back. ♪ >> saturday night on american 8story tv on c-span 3, at p.m. on lectures in history, clemson university professor bradley thompson examines the preamble to the declaration of independence. >> it does not say the purpose of government is to make all men equal or the same. it says that the purpose is to protect life. and what rights does it mean? the rights contained in the second self-evident truths. life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. "the panama deception." >> panama as another example of destroying the country to say that. it's another case upon the united states has exercised a might makes whiright doctrine ag the smaller countries of the third world. it has been u.s. practice to invade these countries, get what we want and leave the people to -- >> sunday at 6 p.m. eastern, on american artifacts. reenactors reenact george washington's crossing of the delaware river. experts talk about impeachment. >> one of the thing that strengthened the case against

for our last hour of the washington journal, political correspondent and white house reporter for newsmax . thank you for the time after the christmas holiday. we want to start with the news we found out at the end of last week that mark meadows is on his way out from the house of representatives and could be