he realizes they are not there to vote for somebody named newt gingrich and he was right. ground game is important. so again we get the call from the precincts to tally them up very late and he did not win again. bidding at 48.3 percent which is still very close so now he has a different opponent because his opponent retired this time my mom stopped working now she is all in her mother stays with us so we can go to school while they campaigned they campaigned really hard for an entire year now again a very rural district we cannot afford them into tv it's too expensive with no social media radios are small-town newspapers we have a sign on top of our car that says newt gingrich for congress if you can imagine how embarrassing that was for a teenager. but the third time was the charm and he won. persistence mattered and you have to keep working i obviously learned is the ground game mattered you have to get out the vote you have to make sure people are registered to vote and make sure they get to vote and that you win the argument and that's what i want to talk about today

newt gingrich did not do this to clinton. >> and nixon. and nixon.ember how long had been around. no, the president is clearly being denied his constitutional due process. it is a kangaroo court. you know, instead of the president using racially charged analogies, he could have easily just said kangaroo court, cac and in kangaroo, it's adam schiff, it's clear of the president is being deprived of basic rights under the constitution of the united states. it's appalling. but on those stories that you mentioned tonight, i just want to say that hunter biden, he could have love children scattered all over the globe but of no interest to us. it's not like china, it's not like ukraine, it doesn't reflect on his father's time as vice president. this is clearly a 49-year-old whose life is a mess in and out of rehab and all the rest of it. god bless him. i hope that everything goes okay for everybody and the child is raised happily and well but listen. hypocrisy rules. this book coming out, my goodness. you know how i feel about rats and snitches and vipers an

this is what happens when newt gingrich was speaker. the house openly debated and held an official vote. the scope of the inquiry was defined. members could see the evidence. imagine voting members could actually see evidence! as it stands now, virtually no one can see anything for the hearings are in secret, the transcript are in secret, not even members of congress are allowed to view the transcript unless they serve on the intel committee. by the way, they go over to see it, they can only view the transcripts if one of schiff's minders, his staffers, are present. other rights afforded to clinton, ability to have council president, ability to cross examine, submit evidence, build a case. these are not revolutionary concepts in any way, shape, matter, form. talking about basic rights, basic jurisprudence, due process that supposed to be afforded to every american excused accusedf wrongdoing. apparently that doesn't apply to president trump. why? he beat them in 2016. senator graham took a sledgehammer to the democrats' unconstitutional

this resolution, newt gingrich offered bill clinton in 1988? >> i think people should be asking themselves, especially if you're a democrat, where is jerry nadler? nobody's seen him for like two and a half months. he is like the missing men in action. so clearly schiff and the intelligence community democrats, they completely obliterated the intelligence committee. it's now known as the impeachment committee. that resolution is just more of the same and i'll tell you, you mention that you haven't seen this in your many years in radio and tv, i have never in my life seen anything like what happened today. i mean, they have been bad and most of these depositions but to interrupt us continually, to coach the witness to decide whether or not what we are going to be able to ask a witness, and we don't even get witnesses at this point, and it doesn't look like we're going to get any of her, but do not let us ask questions, i have never, ever had that. to see someone coach a witness, this isn't the first time that -- schiff is very good at coaching wi

he wasn't very happy to have newt gingrich as the congressm congressman. as they are redistricting the democrats decided they were going to cut the old sixth district which was supplemented down to griffin, west of alabama and into little bitty pieces in an attempt to get rid of newt gingrich. the speaker wanted to do that because he hated to have newt gingrich as his representative. he cut it into the pieces and created a new fabulous sixth district and what happened? he walked around and met everybody here and ran for congress in the new sixth district that is what tom murphy gets for trying to cut it up. [applause] >> it does remind you of the power of redistricting which is going to happen again so let's keep that in mind. he actually had the primary and at this time he'd gone to college, i was working in pobusiness evaluation and you ae going to laugh again, a wireless cell phone company which at the time the phones were like these huge phones, unbelievable and they were installed in your car and it's amazing. i remembered one day i was going to work

is this resolution when newt gingrich offered bill clinton in 1998? >> well, i think the thing people should be asking themselves, especially if you're a democrat on the judiciary committee, where is jerry nadler? no one has seen him for like two and a half months, he's like the missing in action. so clearly, schiff and the intelligence committee democrats, they have completely obliterated the intelligence committee. it's now known as the impeachment committee. so that resolution is just more of the same, and i will tell you, you mentioned you haven't seen this in your many years in radio and tv. i have never come in my life, seen anything like what happened today. i mean, they have been bad in most of thesee depositions, but to interrupt us continually, to coach the witness, to decide whether or not what we are going to be able to ask the witness. we don't even get any witnesses at this point. it doesn't look like we're going to get any a ever. but do not let us ask questions? i've never, ever had that come in to see someone coach a witness -- you kn

you are newt gingrich. maybe it's a simple take.esents the state that voted huge for donald trump. the approval among republicans of the president and his overall record is still about 94%. all of these people who love to blow their own horn and have their moments and they get all the accolades, the liberation of met romney. this is like a common occurrence and it's the old, established order in the republican party on their last death rattle frankly. it's only -- my deal is it's only helping the left. it's not helping some greater cause of constitutional democracy or republic. it's about mid romney. i think it's about met romney and ingratiating himself with all of the right people on the left. i think it's about met >> may be you and i disagree in part because as a historian i think this is how revolutions occur. schmidt, commit romney represents the old order. guess what? he just gave you an old order speech. watch that surprise anyone? >> laura: with a fake twitter account. he is attacking you, attacking other people and ray twe

she co-authored whose with her father, newt gingrich. the essential american, 25 documents and speeches that every american should read. i should start assigning whose to my students. and today, our broken america. why both sides need to stop ranting and start listening. jackie's word is inside the today show, in the new york times magazine and the washington times. she appeared on abc good morning america. the 700 club, fox news channel and the o'reilly factor, shown any shows, and the list keeps going on and on and on and on. not least of which whose past week where she's been doing numerous interviews for her books, doctor alderson. >> a fan. one. tucker carlson. jackie's nonprofit activities include surfing on the george's advisory council for the trust public land, she currently serves on the report dennis is the new live, she is founder and chairman of the work of learning makes a difference foundation, she also works with americans solutions path, a company dedicated to issues of american politics. jackie lived in atlanta with her

him and newt gingrich i think did great things for the country together. we balanced the budget and have not done it since. we need to get back to that, but i will tell you, impeachment never hurt the clinton. impeachment helped the clinton and he never had higher ratings. my production is james is probably right. these radical democrats and their secret soviet style impeachment plan -- it will probably go through. what are they afraid of? let the witnesses talk. by the way, the person that's running the hearings -- he is compromised. he is corrupt. he is a liar and a fact witness in the case. that would be the cowardly schiff. let the american people see this circus for what it is, and if they see this, they will find it repulsive because the democrats are not looking out for safety. they are not looking out for security. they are not helping create jobs and prosperity in this country, and donald trump has broken more economic records than every other president in the last 100 years combined. that is something to run on. >> do you think impeachment will b

him and newt gingrich i think did great things for the country together. we balanced the budget and have not done it since. we need to get back to that, but i will tell you, impeachment never hurt the clinton. impeachment helped the clinton and he never had higher ratings. my production is james is probably right. these radical democrats and their secret soviet style impeachment plan -- it will probably go through. what are they afraid of? let the witnesses talk. by the way, the person that's running the hearings -- he is compromised. he is corrupt. he is a liar and a fact witness in the case. that would be the cowardly schiff. let the american people see this circus for what it is, and if they see this, they will find it repulsive because the democrats are not looking out for safety. they are not looking out for security. they are not helping create jobs and prosperity in this country, and donald trump has broken more economic records than every other president in the last 100 years combined. that is something to run on. >> do you think impeachment will b

newt gingrich did that for bill clinton. everyone of those things.e of them happened for donald trump. >> none of it. as a matter of fact what's happened here is that they are interviewing the witnesses behind closed doors and they give the media part of the testimony, detrimental to the president. like bill taylor's opening statement, how did john radcliffe do when it came to cross-examining bill taylor? you'll never know that. they're trying to drive the president's poll numbers down, impeachment poll numbers up by using basically star chamber tactics. this is a political move by democrats that will destroy the presidency in the future. it's a legitimate and i will condemn it and i hope every republican will join my resolution urging the house to do for president trump what newt gingrich did for president clinton. give him a chance. >> sean: you said last night after going to do -- and not allow due process, not allow what republicans allowed bill clinton and the democrats do have great not long ago, 1998. there were 11 felonies if i remember. if t

, who is essentially impeached himself, he -- all these smart people, including newt gingrich, who is essentially -- who was essentially impeached himself, i think sometimes newt gingrich is communicating to the president through the press. but what i have learned about donald trump is he does listen, number one, and number two, he is going to do this job the way he wants to do it. he has thrown away the playbook we were all taught to use, that we all learned at a young age. he does it his own way his view that he does it his own way. my view is, you insult mother, i will insult your mother better. it is a little bit of schoolyard tactics, and it is jarring to a lot of republicans and a lot of people who have seen the president have this sort of regal manor, but do you know what president -- this regal what theo you know president does behind when the cameras are off? i think it is a very fine opinion journal. these are one of the headlines. room,impeachment war "trump does it all by himself." i wonder your view at the strategy, the messaging strategy inside the white house. do they n

newt gingrich writes the resistance against trump began the day he was elected.is not an impeachment process. you can go back to the headlines from the morning after the president was officially elected. the president of the united states and see that impeachment was already being talked about and already in the headlines. >> it's astonishing. he is declared the winner at 2:30 in the morning and the next day you have eight or nine cities where left wingers have organized anti-trump rallies. by december 15th you have a "vanity fair" article about how the impeachment process is underway. and on the very day that the president is sworn in, january 20th, 2017, the "washington post" has a story about the democrats planning for impeachment. so nancy pelosi is simply carrying out what is an unconstitutional effort to use the power of the congress to change the outcome for the american people. it is a direct assault on the whole idea of representing the american people and instead imposing democratic members of congress as the ultimate electoral college. i think it will

, who was essentially impeached himself, i think sometimes newt gingrich is communicating to the president through the press. donald trump is he does listen, number one, and number two, he is going to do but what i have learned about donald trump is he does listen, number one, and number two, he is going to do this job the way he wants to do it. he has thrown away the playbook we were all taught to use, that my view is, you insult mother, i will insult your mother better. it is a little bit of schoolyard tactics, and it is jarring to a lot of republicans and a lot of people who have seen the president have this sort of regal manor, but do you know what president -- this regal what theo you know president does behind when the cameras are off? i think it is a very fine opinion journal. these are one of the headlines. room,impeachment war "trump does it all by himself." i wonder your view at the strategy, the messaging strategy inside the white house. do they need a war room to respond to this? guest: i have always hated that concept of a war room. what i think they need is the ability to mak

brian: meanwhile straight ahead -- steve: hillary clinton taking a shot at former house speaker newt gingrichgingrich said we'll do it because we want to do it. that was nothing but a partisan effort to take down a president. brian: exactly. partisan effort for the whole monica lewinsky. steve: former house speaker newt gingrich next. ♪. going to have such a great trip. thanks to you, we will. this is why voya helps reach today's goals... ...all while helping you to and through retirement. can you help with these? we're more of the plan, invest and protect kind of help... voya. helping you to and through retirement. (danny)'s voice) of course you don'te because you didn't!? your job isn't doing hard work... ...it's making them do hard work... ...and getting paid for it. (vo) snap and sort your expenses to save over $4,600 at tax time. quickbooks. backing you. to earn j.d. power chevdependability awards... across cars... trucks... and suvs. four years in a row. since more than 32,000 real people... just like me. and me. and me. took the survey that decided these awards. it was only right that

. >> no one could have been happier with starr's aggressive approach than newt gingrich and the republicanscs. >> we are winning. >> they swept the congress in 1994. >> this is an earthquake. >> preaching a new gospel of orth box kovism. >> newt gingrich reshapes the conservative party we do this. we don't compromise with the democrats. >> president clinton became the democrat the republicans despiced the most. he was morally corrupt they said. >> i experimented with marijuana. didn't inhale. >> i was bill clinton's lover for ten years. >> and a womanizer. >> these tabloid accusations are false. >> they viewed him as an imposter as president. >> the law is the law. the law is sacred. >> meanwhile, ken starr had been digging into the clintons for more than two years to no avail. his investigation was winding down. >> i'm not going to be making any statements. >> then out of the blue, some explosive tape recordings came his way. >> i never expected to feel this way about him. >> conversations with monica lewinsky. >> we fooled around. >> that were secretly recorded by her coworker linda tripp

. >>> plus, former house speaker newt gingrich talks to us about impeachment and what he says is theto the u.s. >> only on "cbs this morning," deejay avicii's father tells how his son's suicide reveals a huge need for mental health awareness. >> today's "eye opener" at 8:00. a tornado touched down in north texas overnight causing widespread destruction. >> tornado! >> this roof on the home ire basically spread out you will over this neighborhood. >> a strong rotating thunderstorm. it was on the ground for about 30 minutes so that is, you know, really scary stuff. >> the u.s. is now considering a plan to keep around 200 troops in eastern syria despite president trump ordering the controversial withdrawal of u.s. forces earlier this month. >> this was a planned exercise that took place at 3:00 a.m. sunday morning. troops from the third infantry division were out training when a vehicle carrying six soldiers rolled into the water. >> a former top white house official tells cbs news the knives are out for mulvaney. m. >>he p of the dai day from the nfl. >> look out. the big fella is acro

i want you to react newt gingrich 1998 did impeachment. and they were due process. the president's attorneys, kevin mccarthy spelled it out, and white house counsel wrote a strong letter about how this inquiry is unconstitutional without due process and its undoing 2016 and influencing 2020. >> president trump: so what they are doing now is something never done before. and they don't want the facts to come out. by the way, from everything, i don't know most of these people and if i do my met them quickly or i know them very little, but ambassadors and some others, i don't even know. most of them i've never even heard of their names come okay? they are bringing them in and turning out to be better for us. but we have no lawyers, no republicans. because it is the minority. we have no lawyers. we can't question, we can't do a thing. they can even go in the room. >> sean: you and the republicans have been talking. >> president trump: look at the democrats are not good politicians. i think they are lousy policy, they have a policy of open borders and sanctuary cities, cr

they're in a district outside atlanta once represented by newt gingrich who led the charge in the impeachment is not the georgia sixth from the days gingrich was in congress. the district lines have been redrawn and demographics have changed. lucy mcbecht won a tight race last year. >> i don't understand what happened so we're trying to get that resolved. >> the republican base believes the impeachment inquiry is a sham. >> you feel it's okay to ask foreign governments for help in our elections. >> hey. what did he ask for? he wanted to know about a criminal act. >> i feel like it's helpful. i feel like people are mad, people are sick of this. >> cobb county democrats made available copies of the mueller report and the phone call between president trump and the president of ukraine at their booth at a local fair. they said giving access to the primary source is the best avenue giving it a spip and that these documents speak for themselves in supporting a more thorough inquiry. what are you hearing now from the representative. >> we're talking to her team. she was not available for an intervie

this is the front page story today in "the washington times," an interview with newt gingrich. gingrich advises trump to follow the clinton example. the story notes that gingrich points to the example of bill clinton, the man he helped impeach in 1998 as someone who successfully navigated that path. clinton, he look at compartmentalized. he was very disciplined about saying that i am working on the problems of the american people and i am not going to talk about impeachment. gingrich has offered advice to mr. trump since the impeachment inquiry was -- began ." on "face the nation," where bob woodward and peter baker talked about this topic. here is a bit of what they had to say. >> peter, the conventional wisdom that most people seem to have is that looking at what that it with clinton is is a politically losing strategy to go through with an impeachment. is that model applicable here? no sitting president running for reelection has faced impeachment. >> that's an important point. nixon and clinton were in their second terms and they were not going to face the voters again. we

steve: newt gingrich, we thank you very much for joining us today.a movie. brian: jillian? jillian: brian, quick tosses to me today. brian: i want to keep you on your toes. jillian: a leaked video showing a physical fight between a pilot and his female co-worker. look at this. you can see him spit on the woman before she slaps him in the face. this was at the denver airport last month. the pilot then punches her in the stomach and face multiple times. they were both arrested and charged with assault. republican airways says they have been fired according to abc news. the two had been dating. a young boy dangles four stories off the ground with his head stuck between security bars. take a look at this. police in china say the boy got stuck after he climbed out of a window and fell. his grandpa was supposed to be looking after him but fell asleep. firefighters used a machine to bend the bars and got him out safely. thank goodness. he is a republican but won't rule out voting democrat in 2020. former california governor arnold's schwarzenegger telling h

i worked for newt gingrich. dick ebhart and newt gingrich worked together to write the rules on that. in fact, he asked him to look back on the watergate process and said what rights did the democrats offer. nancy pelosi said previously we can't do this unless it's bipartisan. that's out the window. kevin mccarthy offered the same thing. what newt had with roguen and what gebhart voted for was offered and turned down. they'll keep talking about that the whole way through. the american people are the jury and they'll look at this and know it's partisan. >> and the trivia, who beat roguen in the house race? adam schiff. it comes full circle. republicans can protest, bring it to a full committee vote but there are more democrats than republicans on the committee. it really isn't a fully bipartisan process in that way. >> no. democrats are definitely in the driver's seat and they're strategizing how not to let republicans derail this. that will be part of the strategy here. you heard it on the floor today, talking t

i think what newt gingrich is saying doesn't hold water for me at all. think this is going to be something i believe this can be the rebirth of democracy. we can pull together as a country and decide together and that is what i expect will happen and is what should happen and why have been pushing for it. shannon: this will go public and the american people will make their own decision. interesting, kanye west is making a lot of noise with his new element talking about his newly found religious faith but also the fact that he thinks democrats have been pushing the black community to abortions and things that are negative for them as a whole. gianna caldwell is a young african-american conservative tweeting kanye west is absolutely correct, democrats have encouraged the abortion of black babies. margaret sanger designed planned parenthood with the intent to kill black babies, this is factual. kanye says i don't care who thinks anything about what i have to say, this is what i have to say. what do you think of him making that statement about democrats? >>

joining me now, newt gingrich, he knows a thing or a two about it.r speaker of the house and a fox news contributor. also the author of the brand-new book trump versus china, facing america's greatest threat that hits shelves today. a special red background just for you. congratulations on the new book. let's talk if we can about the strategy for both democrats and republicans going forward. that start with the democrats and defending adam schiff at this point. >> they don't have any choice. they are now picking the path that they will run down, that path includes empowering adam schiff. he is running a totally fraudulent fundamental violation of the american system with secret meetings, secret hearings. no legal representation for the administration. the opposite of what we did in '98, and the opposite of what the democrats did in '73 during watergate. so schiff is deciding a nancy pelosi is defending him that they will run a kangaroo court, and i just saw today that the republican members aren't even allowed to take any notes or record. so you're g

when we come back, senator lindsey graham, newt gingrich, they react. saying pelosi will formalize the inquiry. the latest on the death of baghdadi and the corrupt media mob? their predictable, sick, twisted -- well, raving psychotic reaction straight ahead. you ever wish you weren't a motaur? sure. sometimes i wish i had legs like you. yeah, like a regular person. no. still half bike/half man, just the opposite. oh, so the legs on the bottom and motorcycle on the top? yeah. yeah, i could see that. for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. >> sean: the president delivers another promise, as a ukraine narrative completely collapses, speaker pelosi saying that a vote to formalize the secret soviet style impeachment coup attempt will take place this week be here with reaction to that, the killing of baghdadi, senator from south carolina lindsey graham. you are one of the people in the republican side critical of the president. and i had a little bit of a different take and i know where you stand in the military. i know why you want to keep a ce

better life. >> lisa: welcome back to "outnumbered," speaker newt gingrich is out with a new book. bout your bo book. >> newt: the essence is simple, the chinese today are a total dictatorship on this mod model, xi jinping is the general secretary of the chinese party, much more than he is the head of the government, and i think that all of us need to recognize that they are a bigger threat in the soviet union or nazi germany, probably a bigger threat than anything we faced since the british empire in the -- 1970s, and we all need to understand that if we are going to survive this threat. >> lisa: when is it out? >> newt: it comes out tomorrow. i'm very excited about it. >> lisa: congratulations, and thank you for being here today. we are back at 12:00 eastern tomorrow, and here is julie banderas emperor harris. >> we begin with a fox news alert, good afternoon to you. we are awaiting new remarks from president trump at his cabinet meeting amid the impeachment showdown, questions over his serious strategy. "outnumbered overtime" starts right now. i'm julie banderas emperor harris fa

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former speaker of the house and fox news contributor newt gingrich anoints, joins me now, also author of the new book, facing america's greatest threat. not too much discussion about china in these moments but we will get back to that in time. good to see you tonight. we got the outlines now because we have this resolution that nancy pelosi in the house are going to vote on on thursday that lays down the rules as they see them and it had a lot of pushback from republicans about the way that they've handled this process so far. what you think about the rules as you see them now? >> well, i was looking at their proposed resolution. i thought it was very appropriate that she was bringing it up on halloween, because i think frankly it's a joke. and i think that schiff probably ought to come on the floor as the scarecrow. you'll remember in "the wizard of oz," the scarecrow has no brain. and it is halloween. the fact is that they're not doing anything that's serious. evan mccarthy, the republican leader ordered list whole series of things wrong. they are not giving a present rail access fo

. >> dana: someone who was there for the last impeachment newt gingrich, listen what newt gingrich saidt on "hannity" about this process. >> if they come up with a piece of junk on thursday, the same blood he whitewashed the way we have seen it already with schiff, then it is a joke. it will be of no value command every democrat who votes for it, i think, will face a real risk back home. >> dana: rob in the bar for a substance is pretty high for the democrats. do you think they will meet it? >> absolutely, dana. we must bring it. we started this process and our faces fatigued. look at what happened at the mueller investigation. we know from the offset when we went down this path, we had to have something concrete to deliver where it would backfire. that is why nancy pelosi delayed this as far as she could do. so she felt she had no other options. so absolutely correct, we must bring it, dana. >> dana: who were also there and 78, and people, or fatigued back then. news cycle so quickly now. how long do you think they can sustain public interest even if it is a democratic base? >> i think

time around, newt gingrich led the inquiry into bill clinton.s time though, he thinks that democrats are staging a legislative coup. >> you know watching is a -- pelosi and every democrat knows they're going to vote to get rid of trump. >> he's one of many right wing figures who have got to bat, but our congressional republicans willing to play along? are they willing to stick their necks out if r this president and his history? joining me, daniel and jonathan. so darren, i want to start with you. what are republicans doing in order to defend this president. >> sticking to the talking points the white house has been circulating. they are arguing that he has every right to conduct the diplomacy he was doing in terms of his outreach to the ukrain n ukrainia ukrainians. they are slamming the democrats saying this is not a real impeachment inquiry. you've heard that over and over again, saying the democrats need to take a vote on the house floor to authorize an impeachment investigation like in the clinton and knicks ben gagss. they're clearly tryin

furthermore, you have reportedly received communications from private citizens, such as newt gingrich and others in the republican party, to justify firing our reassigning career officials. we have a civil service system to protect this sort of politicization of our government, especially diplomats. herbal -- who was urging you to take action against career state department officials? all, ik: so first of can't comment on an ig investigation. i look forward to that report. i think what you are quoting from is from something that was leaked, so i don't have any comment on something that was leaked. so we will wait for the report to come out. it is not proper for me to comment on it. but i will say that as director of policy planning, and in my current role as director of the iran action group, i have worked closely and very well with all members of the career civil service, the foreign service, political appointees, all manner of scheduled appointments in the federal government, and i'm very proud of the work we have done together. supporterbio: i'm a of the administration's policy tow

and i think what newt gingrich is saying doesn't hold water for me at all. fact i think this is going to be something -- i believe this can be the rebirth of democracy, that in fact we can pull together as a country and decide together and that's what i expect will happen and that's what i think is what should happen and that's why i've been pushing for it for so long. >> shannon: as you said this will go public and the american people will see what's out there and make their own decisions. i want to ask you interesting -- kanye west make a lot of noise with his new album and talk about his newly found religious faith but also talked about the fact that he thinks democrats have been pushing the black community to abortions and things that are negative for them as a whole. a young african-american works here at, himself tweeting this, he says "kanye west is absolutely correct. democrats have encouraged their policy and their own words the abortion of black babies. margaret sanger, planned parenthood founder, designed planned parenthood with the intent to kill

i mean -- >> he was and that's a stain on newt gingrich more than on bill clinton because he was foundepublican senate. >> history has been kind on the bill clinton impeachment, but if president trump is trying to avoid being impeached by the house, he's trying just a completely different tactic. >> so, joe, this letter and what the white house is doing, a, constitutional, nonlegal, as it might be, puts democrats in a bind or forces a decision on them. how does nancy pelosi handle this? how should she? >> i think she has several options. and again, what the white house is trying to do is to make this all about process, which you were talking about at the top of the show. that's exactly right. and in some cases, the parallel between, you know, clinton and trump is they want to make the argument, like we made it, that this isn't fair. it's very difficult given the underlying facts and what they've released to make that argument. pelosi has a couple options. i think she can go back and write the president today that says if we take a vote will you guarantee that you will cooperate? you wi

previously newt gingrich and chris christie had beethe top picks for vp. i won't go all the way there, but let me just sayhat that does open the door for mike pence, but it is smart politicking by his staff that ttually makes him vp. laura: how important is his marriage to karen pence? and where could it take them? tom: hugely important to understand. it is a joint political career,a and where they are focused right now is the white house, and not just impeachment, removal, and insertion as a gerald ford sort of president with an asterisk. that is not what they want. they want the presidency in their own right, winning an election. the way they best see it isgh after years of trump, trying to ride some coattails. that is rely hard to do and would probablyot work out the same way that h.w. had after reagan. laura: tom lobianco, thanks for being with u tom: thank you. laura: the power of poems poe is cited by lovers of the englishof language as onhe great gifts of literature. they can that our spirits and exprs our love. i can words heal, too? that is the pr

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ainsley: newt gingrich has the same questions we all do.iden has said he didn't know his son was on the board. was making money out of ukraine. his son has said in different interviews, yeah i told him i was getting paid in ukraine. i would like to know what exactly is the status of the money that came out of the chinese investments. because there is a great deal of smoke. i don't know if there is any fire. there is certainly a great deal of smoke around him putting together a joint venture involving i think the bank of china, a major, major institution. ainsley: so -- >> will the big question will this answer all the questions about joe biden? absolutely not. will it be talked about the big debate in ohio? sty tuned. brian: sadly for the country we're focusing behind impeachment behind closed doors. the investigation no one is allowed to see. steve said, day two of week four. we have literally, a little bit later on thursday, gordon sondland will be coming in. a whole demand for documents by friday from the white house, defense department.

democrats back it wasn't they like clinton that much it was that they couldn't stand tom de lay or newt gingrich but let me just point something out i think that is an interesting the 2 the 2 leaders in the united states senate both participated in the clinton pietschmann process chuck schumer was in the house of representatives when the hearings were conducted and when the votes occurred in december 1998 he was then elected to the senate and participated in the trial in the senate mcconnell was in the senate during 1998 both of those individuals know what the trial is likely to look at look like is it going to have live witnesses is it going to have videotaped depositions how long it could take i hear that mcconnell has told his caucus get ready for a 6 week trial but it's 2 steps that were just the last couple of minutes margaret as you look at what's going to unfold how do you predict. say president trump's chances of not getting impeached. you know it's a given and so discounted that the senate will not go to convict him. so it is that part really doesn't matter i mean there's no drama there

coming up today newt gingrich live in 20 minutes. next hour the headliner is sarah sanders former white house press secretary. a lot of questions will come up yet again and we'll work through them. >> sandra: did we mention there is a lot to keep track of this morning? stay with us. meanwhile some other news that we're following for you today. dramatic video of a bridge collapse, rubble raining down on water trapping people in boats. the latest on a desperate rescue effort. >> bill: american charged for spying for china and how the feds say he collected information to deliver beijing over the force of three years. >> sandra: bill maher calling out political correctness why he says it's worse than ever. howie kurtz will take that up coming up. that's where i feel n. having an annuity tells me my retirement is protected. learn more at retire your risk dot org. >> sandra: a desperate search underway for people who may be trapped in taiwan after a towering arch bridge collapsed sending a burning tanker truck to boats below after a tie ph

years since the 1990s since bill clinton broke the democrats, but suppose:00 on the presidency and newt gingrich broke the democrats oppose of the internal lock on the majority of the house of representatives. the democratic coalition has become gradually more upscale, high income people move toward the democratic party. one of the problems, both affluent voters in houston and dallas which stayed quite heavily republican decided in 2016 and more so in 2018 house races that they didn't like the donald trump republican party and started voting more democratic. you have the republican party has been more downscale. how do people go into bankruptcy they go gradually and then suddenly. the republican party has changed gradually and now with 2016-18, suddenly into a party that is downscale democratically. the democratic party has turned into a party which is more upscale demographically. the wall street journal had a good article this past week delineating how that happened but that is the change we have seen to the point hillary clinton, democratic nominee in 2016 is boasting the democratic party car

great america pac its approach organization he has worked on presidential campaigns for rand paul newt gingrich and rudy giuliani he joins us from irvine california and in atlanta robin birol democratic strategist former all obama campaign regional. retired u.s. army ranger all right are you are you with those republicans disappointed with trump's plan to withdraw troops from syria. i'm not actually i'm i'm within some of the i guess to rand paul republican wing and said you know look we've gone into these wars there is no clear objective into this war with syria if we're not going to topple assad what are we doing there is no strategic plan and i think you know that the president ran on trying to withdraw our troops from around the world and really trying to focus on you know domestic on our border and so i think this is a plan that you know while he may have announced it on twitter and you know remains to be seen what the execution is going to be here but at some point we need to understand what we're doing in other countries if it's not in america's best centrists and it's not clear to me wh

. >> to give us more inside on this, former house speaker could fox news contributor, newt gingrich thankou for joining me. >> great to be with you, great to see "fox nation" digging into these important stories. >> yes. you know, i just want to start with impeachment. this is a conversation that has really plagued our current political climate, how serious has impeachment been in our history? >>tivityically it has been -- historically it has been very rare. johnson in 19th century was first real effort to impeach a president, that is the result of very deep political differences coming out of the civil war. richard would have been itch peopled buimpeachedbut he resigned afteo year long investigation that revealed things that were not acceptable or sustainable. that was first big example with impeachment mattered. then an independent council report by ken starr that stayed that clinton was guilty on 7 different counts, including committing felons such as perjury and a sexual harassment lawsuit by a employee. he was not convicted. it has been used more frequently with nixon, clinton, now t