i call this pulling a nunez. the white house and say we did nothing wrong. could they do something that's okay here? >> i think it really violates the integrity of the process if they are coordinating with the president's lawyers. this is a quasi judicial proceeding. just like the fbi or d.o.j. officers wouldn't be cooperating with investigators or a legal team, they shouldn't being doing this. this does undercut the criticism that the president has not had a chance to have his lawyers present in the hearings. if basically jordan and meadows are acting as proxies or extensions of trump's legal team, they've been there and they've been there to act on his behalf. i this i that criticism goes out the window. my biggest question is why does trump not have a real legal team? i mean, these are not -- as far as i know mark meadows is not a lawyer, jim yordan dojordan doe law degree with you he's not the person i would be depending on if i was the president, not crabbe and goul from "harry potter." rudy's a little busy.

if that's true, it would mean nunez was involved in the alleged plot. nunez denies the allegation. >> i think once again that's going to be shown to be untrue. >> with public testimony over house democrats presiding are now weighing their next move and the latest developments. >>> vice president mike pence made a surprise visit to iraq today after months of criticism that the trump administration betrayed former kurdish allies by withdrawing 1,000 u.s. troops. pence thanked troops and congratulated them for capturing the last isis controlled territory. he also blamed the impeachment hearings for stalling a pay raise for service members. >> we need congress to do their job. you all know that partisan politics and endless investigations have slowed things down a bit in washington, d.c. >> vice president was joined by his wife. >>> san francisco's district attorney elect is getting ready to take office. former public defender put together a team of advisers to help with the transition. among other things, they'll work on establishing a wrongful convictions

shannon: it is official, the ranking member of the house intelligence committee, republican devon nunez demanding the chairman of the committee, adam schiff, testify in private as part of the house impeachment inquiry. nunez says he has questions about the whistleblower about meetings with that was a blower and what role adam schiff played. donald trump headed to alabama for the game of the century, one of the most anticipated college football games, alabama versus lsu, the president enjoying more time on the road with the american people and democrats preparing to make their public case for impeachment starting next week. the president saying there's nobody he would rather run against and michael bloomberg. the new york city mayor officially registered to run in alabama and announced it is too late to focus on early prizes like iowa and new hampshire. growing anxiety among some democrats the candidates already in the race will not be able to unseat donald trump in 2020. welcome to fox news at night. donald trump's visit to a college football matchup causing a stir on campus. trace gall

nunez says he plans to sue both media outlets in federal court when congress returns. after reports nunez met with ukrainian prosecutors last year to push for an investigation into the bidens. both stories setting the attorney for les harness, an associate of rudy giuliani's, who is currently under house arrest. and i'm the last guy that wants to go into the court. but the media has become totally corrupt. but now they are willing to actually engage, and help with criminals, indicted criminals. >> reporter: however nunez says he is grateful for all the media coverage over the past two weeks. that showed the impeachment inquiry public hearings. it says it gave americans an opportunity to see the investigation as a hoax. house intelligence committee chairman adam schiff disagreeing, saying the panel is finalizing a report on the investigation findings. >> the facts are really not contested. it's really not contested what the president did. what is open to question is whether members of congress are going to do their duty. and once the committees impeachment report is com

nunez. >> i'll be brief. i want to reiterate what i said earlier is that we really should stop holding these hearings until we get the answer to three important topics. the first being the full extent of the democrats' prior coordination with the whistle tbloar and whwhistleblower and e whistleblower coordinate with. second the full extent of ukraine's metaling in the trump -- meddling in the campaign and third why did burisma higher hunter biden and any u.s. actions under the obama administration. you're not allowing those witnesses to appear before the committee, which i think is a problem. so we'll expect hopefully you will allow us to bring in the whistleblower, the folk that he spoke to and also numerous democratic operatives who worked with ukraine to meddle in the election. i'll yield back. >> thank the gentleman. i want to thank the witnesses for your testimony today, for your i think you exemplify so many courageous men and women who serve in our

remember nunez a minority counsel for 45 minutes of questions. thank the gentleman for those of you watching at home. a bathroom break that was actually a chance for the democrats to hold a press conference. all the supposed to bomb shells that. i want to get back to the fact. thing that the democrats have been unwilling to accept. from ukrainians and that in the 2016 election. now they know it. they know it's true. we have financial records that show it. working with ukrainians to dirty up the trump campaign in 2016. so vast i want to go through just a few of the incidents that we know i know you may not know. i want to walk through some of those examples of why the president. may be very upset with ukraine and think that. you've said that an ambassador volker have said that from that may the 23th. alexandra chalupa. so in 2000. there's a 2017. our to saying quote it was clear that they were supporting meaning. supporting hillary clinton's candidacy and they did everything from organizing meetings with the clinton team to publicly supporting her

he says he plans to sue both media outlets in federal court when congress returns after reports nunez met with ukrainian prosecutors last year to push for an investigation into the bidens. both stories setting the attorney, an associate of rudy giuliani's, who is currently under house arrest. and i'm the last guy don't want to go into the court. but, the media has become totally corrupt. but now they are willing to actually engage and help with criminals. indicted criminal. >> reporter: however, nunez says he is grateful for all the media coverage over the past two weeks. that showed the impeachment inquiry public hearings. he says it gave americans an opportunity to see that the investigation is a hoax. house intelligence committee chairman adam schiff disagreeing, saying the panel is finalizing a report on the investigations finding. >> the facts are really not contested. it's really not congested with the president did. what is open to questions whether members of congress are going to do their duty. >> reporter: wants the impeachment report is completed, it will go to the house ju

nunez you see there with the house gop counsel. moments ago we saw the democratic counsel. i don't believe we've seen chairman schiff yet on camera. we are as we keep the clock around here about eight minutes overdue from when this second hearing was -- >> that means they're about on time. >> we see chairman schiff. >> ten minutes late is always on time. >> approaching the table. we are now as you say eight minutes overdue from the hearing and 29 hours from the debate as we prepare, nicole, for this next round of questioning. >> keep in mind that kurt volcker was the very first witness who testified behind closed doors in the impeachment inquiry and the nature of that testimony and the documents. i think he was one of the first and most generous sharers of documents, he shared the text messages that are now infamous where ambassador taylor said if we're commissioning military aid on political investigations that's crazy. >> crazy. >> came from kurt volcker. >> a realtime objection to this plot at the heart of this impeachment probe and second round of hearing this afternoon

into the record the daily beast story harness helped rep devan nunez's investigations from yesterday 1st 2 paragraphs reading left parness and indicted associate rudy giuliani helped arrange meetings and calls in europe for rep devan unos in 2018 harnesses lawyer ed mcmahon told the daily beast noone has a derek harvey participated in the meetings the lawyer said which were arranged to help nunez's investigative work mcmahon didn't specify what those investigations entailed objection mr chairman you have been falsely accused throughout these proceedings by the ranking member as being a quote unquote fact witness. now if this story is correct the ranking member may have actually been projecting and in fact he have meant he may be the fact witness if he is working with indicted individuals around our investigation and i want to go to what this is really all about 1st it's your credibility mr holmes and can you tell us and confirm that in 2014 you received the william rivkin constructive dissent award from the obama administration state department yesterday and that was for dissent that

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>>today, the press secretary said trump would only watch nunez's opening statement but for the rest of the day. he will be working hard for the american people. though trump later it, it'd he'd been paying close attention that been watching today for the first time i started watching. >>maria van of it when turned back. trump tweeted an hour into the hearing. she started off in somalia, how did that go then fast forward to ukraine where the new ukrainian president spoke unfavorably about her in my second phone call with him. it is a us presidents absolute right to appoint ambassadors they call it serving at the pleasure of the president in a surreal moment, adam schiff from read the tweet live on television that you on a >>as we said are testifying the president is attacking you twitter. i'm like you your chance to respond i mean i can't speak to what the president is trying to do but i think the effect is to be intimidating. >>after facing criticism even from republicans for his tweet trump said it wasn't witness tampering and insisted he had the right to speak up. >>i don't think so

>>thank you mister nunez and asked are you gonna vij think you for here the gentlewoman was suspendedis the interruption for this time it is our time the gentleman will suspend you're not recognized mister nunez you are my counsel i just recognized under the house residence, 6.60 or he'll time except in order a member you'll the time to another member of congress that's not accurate you're the that is accurate. and asked are you gonna mitch i want to thank you for that woman. this is the 5th time you have interrupted members woman will suspend. mister chair we we control the time. customary this committee that river. whoever they wish that we have members of congress that have a few questions. it seems appropriate that be let moustapha nick. you were minority council recognized. thank mister acid are welcome. thank you for your service. >>33 years an extraordinary career. september 11th released a security assistance fund sec wrecked. yes that's correct. so you are not part the delegation to the inauguration. it was a day returned, you are not. and you're not part of the decision-maki

you pay attention to some of the specific back and forth rk you frequently heard from jim jordan and nunez and others. there were ukrainian who is sought to inject themselves into the election. whether it is alexander who said she wants to testify, some of the origins of the steel dossier, the president wanted to look into two actual issues. ukrainians who did interfere in the 2016 election as well as the issue. today was a great day for the truth. that's all we want are facts. i think it is important for the rest -- the other 97 pbt of this story to get out there. it is tearing our country in half. for this charade is a disgrace. we should be lowering the cost of prescription drugs. i want to be able to deliver. we all want to as a congress and we should be able to deliver for our constituents and for this country. in order to do that, this has to end. >> we will hear from them on thursday. i look forward to both of those hearings. this is the whole point. they didn't have to announce -- they didn't have to start. they never did any type of investigation. the aid got released after all of

so now we've got, harmony, nunez saying to schiff, sit your butt down. it's time to find out what you know, what did you and what role you played in this whole thing because now we're hearing in to the whistleblower, hill was in communication with him as well. >> so was the ambassador. >> vindman a week ago, who is pinning so much credibility on defending her honor has potentially perjured himself. at a minimum he should be recusing himself and secondly he should sit for a deposition to find out what role he played in orchestrating and potentially soliciting the whistleblower complaint and the witness appearing in his sham of a show trial in the sciff. judgepirro: it reminds me of everything they accuse the president of boomerangs back. white house visitor logs reveals alexandra -- the dnc contractor who colluded in the 2016 campaign, visited the white house 27 times. joining me is tom fitton, president of judicial watch and a real whistleblower. tom, you know what i think of you and judicial watch, you do great work. what judicial watch has uncovered he

i know recognize member nunez for the remarks he would like to make. >> i would like to address a few brief words to the american people watching at home. if you watch the impeachment hearings last week you may have noticed a disconnect between what you saw and the main stream media accounts describing it. three diplomats that dislike president trump's ukraine policy discussing second and third hand conversations about their objections with the trump policy, meanwhile, they said they had not talked to the president about these matters. the acts are shocking and damming and it fully supports the and this is the same preposterous reporting, on a nearly daily basis, the top news outlets in america reported breathlessly on the newest bomb shell revelations showing that president trump and everyone surrounding him were russian agents. it really wasn't long ago that weer with reading these headlines. the "new york times" trump campaign aids had repeated contact with agents. a trump server was communicating with russia. this was false. new york magazine, will trump be meeting with his counte

>>intelligence committee chairman adam hiff and ranking republican devin nunez question t 45 minutes to a witness with rank and file members of congre then getting 5 minutes apiece to ask their own questions tting the stage for a long day of testony. >>that watrevor shirley rerting lawmakers expect at least one more week. a public hearings after this week of course we'll be streaming the impeachment hearings from start to finish on kn on this morning. the public hearing started 07:00am so makre you tune in and you can also down. store that y you can take it with you as you're on the move. police ar searching for the people responsible for the death of a pregnant mother of 2. the open moth was guned down right in front of her home kron fo's dan kerman has that story and karl the monk elementary school inakla said this pervades following the murder of pta president. >>misty >>someone who who just really dedicated ourselves to better mt other kids. e veter to her school and really betterment of the entire city. smith walton was ot to death outside or 65th avenue apartment saturday eveni

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the entire show, lee smith's new book, the plot against the president, the true story of how devon nunezpolitical candle in u.s. history. >> the first time i was on the show with you this is what we were talking about. i will say that this book is what the democrats on the left, they don't want you to read this because once you read this you will understand, lee smith did a very good job and i know you featured him on your show but he did a very thorough job of covering some aspects they don't want out. one is he ties together some of our work along with some of his investigative work but still didn't really write the dossier, the democratic operatives were really involved. secondly, right up your alley, he weaves and how corrupt the media was and how they were in on everything. it's a real-life way to understand in modern times, how the corrupt media worked with the left, worked with the bureaucracy, and the fact that these guys refuse and still referred to it as. [inaudible] the counterintelligence agencies weren't westernized to target a political campaign is astonishing. >> isn't it

committee members who are honestly searching for the truth on saturday reports emerged suggesting nunez met with a disgraced former ukrainian prosecutor to find dirt on biden that is according to a lawyer for a businessman live parness indicted for his role in working with giuliani to prompt a ukrainian investigation of biden and his son if true the circle of all the president's men in the ukraine campaign just got bigger john hendren 0 washington still ahead on now does there are protests at one of india's most prestigious universities for tell you why students are angry with the government. we take a look at some of the other ways to lay ends up protesting against the government. hello again welcome back to international weather forecasts were here across much of turkey over the next few days conditions will be deteriorating as a system is coming out of the mediterranean opera not looking too bad as we end the weekend here on sunday more clouds in the forecast a little bit chilly at 12 degrees but by the time we get towards monday notice all those clouds starting to filter in and by t

reflect committee members who are honestly searching for the truth on saturday reports emerge suggesting nunez met with a disgraced former ukrainian prosecutor to find dirt on biden that is according to a lawyer for a businessman live parness indicted for his role in working with giuliani to prompt a ukrainian investigation of biden and his son if true the circle of all the president's men in the ukraine campaign just got bigger john hendren washington. gave his own he joins us now from washington so why do things stand with impeachment proceedings in congress. well lawmakers are away on the thanksgiving holiday they won't be back until december 3rd but the steps going forward are little bit confusing but it is sensually boils down to this that it will now go from the house intelligence committee to the house judiciary committee but 1st the house intelligence committee chairman adam schiff will have to write a report that we expect could be in the next few days perhaps weeks we don't know he has no particular deadline to issue that report but that is the next step it will then go to the house

on mr nunez as overseas investigations i am not aware of.

nunez.y uhm -- why don't we take a five or ten-minute break >> thank you >> seth: man, look at his face [ laughter ] he looks like he just walked in on his parents having sex with someone else's parents [ laughter ] there's only two explanations for that face. either he just heard lengthy testimony detailing a criminal scheme so shocking, it could bring down the presidency of trump. or he sharted and he's trying to remember how far away his backup pants are. [ laughter ] sondland's testimony didn't just go straight to trump but also involved virtually everybody at the highest levels of the administration sondland named every name in the book >> secretary perry, ambassador volker, rudy giuliani, secretary pompeo, brian mccormick, ms. kenna, chief of staff mulvaney, rob blair, vice president pence, >> seth: he named a$ap rocky [ laughter and applause sondland name-checked virtually all of trump's senior aides, vice president mike pence, secretary of state mike pompeo, energy secretary rick per

reflect committee members who are honestly searching for the truth on saturday reports emerge suggesting nunez met with a disgraced former ukrainian prosecutor to find dirt on biden that is according to a lawyer for businessman live parness indicted for his role in working with giuliani to prompt a ukrainian investigation of biden and his son if true the circle of all the president's men in the ukraine campaign just got bigger john hendren washington. well still ahead on al-jazeera israel's prime minister accused of holding the country hostage as his political rival tells him to step down. putting pressure on the french government to look at how activists are pushing for tougher action to stop domestic violence. hello again to welcome back what across the united states we are dealing with a weather system that is coming in out of the southeast and you can see the clouds right there pushing through parts of atlanta now the system is going to move quite quickly as we go from sunday as well as into monday here on sunday the system is already up towards new england bring some very gusty winds a lo

they're accused essentially of pulling a nunez, as in devin, the former head of the intel committee who had to recuse himself for running to trump with committee material. to be fair, jordan tells cnn he's never divulged information to the white house that should not be divulged. meadows says jim jordan and i have tried to abide by the rules as much as we can. i invite both on the show on a regular basis. the white house has not responded to a request for comment, but, look, lawmakers involved in helping craft the president's defense strategy is not good. what could they tell him that is not in public circulation that would be okay? third, a cnn source confirmed lieutenant colonel alexander vindman said he raised concerns about that july 25th call to nsc lawyer john eisenberg, okay, part of the white house staff. guess what he was told in response? shhh, stay quiet. say nothing. politico who first reported this part of the story said a few days after eisenberg told vindman, allegedly, shh, his team moved the transcript to the highly classified server and again told vindman, don't tell a

today in the same fashion as our 1st hearing i'll make an opening statement and then ranking member nunez will have the opportunity to make a statement and we will turn to our witnesses for their opening statements and then to questions for audience members we welcome you and respect your interest in being here in turn we ask for your respect as we proceed with today's hearing it is the intention the committee to proceed without disruptions as chairman i'll take all necessary and appropriate steps to maintain order and ensure that the committee is run in accordance with house rules and house resolution 660 with that i now recognize myself to give an opening statement in the impeachment inquiry into donald trump the 45th president of the united states last week we heard from 3 experienced diplomats testified about president trump scheme to condition official acts a white house meeting and hundreds of millions of dollars of u.s. military aid to fight the russians on a deliverable by the new ukrainian president selenski to politically motivated vesta geisha means that trump believed would he

ranking member nunez was correct. he correctly noted in his opening that republicans, not democrats on this committee, were the first ones, the first ones to raise the issue of russian interference in the 2016 election. the disagreement wasn't about russian meddling. the disagreement was about whether or not president trump conspired with russia. a false allegation peddled by the democrats generally and specifically by some democrats on this committee. with that, i want to turn to you and the part of the conversation, your testimony where you said you heard president trump say, is he going to do the investigation and ambassador sondland said he's going to do it. he'll do anything you ask him to. is that right? >> yes, sir. >> what did president trump say next? he said what? >> i'm sorry. i need to look back where we are in the middle of the conversation. where are we in the testimony? what did president trump say next? >> good. what about sweden? >> good. what about sweden? good. what about sweden? why isn't that in y

my name is maria nunez. i am the president of the school council and i have a child in the first grade. i'm very happy to be here advocating for our community and our leader, our principal. she's a tireless worker. she works night and day. i'm asking you a favor not to forget that she does this work with her heart, for our children, because she wants and we want a better education for them. so don't forget what she's doing. we need her back. [speaking spanish]. >> please, this is an opportunity for you to use your own restorative practices that you have sent to our school to work with children. use that to help us bring our principal. whatever feelings you may have, balance that out and see what is more important. please think about our children. this is in your hands. >> good afternoon. [speaking spanish]. >> good evening. think with our heart. [ applause ]. >> greetings to all. i'm an eighth-grade student. i am here to plead for the return of our principal. we don't know the reason behind her being removed

she'll testify on frida house intelligence chair, adam schiff and republican ranking member devin nunez will be leading the sessions today and after the done members of congress ch get 5 minutes to ask questions, let's go now to karen caifa. >>live for the very latest from washington, karen. >>this will not be the kind of questioning at's designed to elicit blockbuster revelaons beuse lawmakers have already heard from these 2 witnesses behind closed doors and so based on what they know they're going tosk questions. the case of the democrats 's to show to the american public that the president abused his power. and republicans seats to refute that. >>impeachment inquiry coming out from behind closed doors. >>those open hearings that will be an opportunity for the american people. 2 evaluate the witnesses for themselves democrs will kick off this next phase with the public testimony of bill taylor, the top us diplomat in ukraine. >>and george kent'a state department official who oversees us policy in ukraine their accounts of the trump administration's actions regarding ukraine set to tee

nunez is important because he is the top republican on the committee in charge of impeachment hearings. turns out those hearings may not be over. >> we don't foreclose the possibility of more depositions, more hearings. we are in the process of getting more documents all the time. >> we need the emails and paperwork that we have subpoenaed from the state department and from the white house. >> reporter: republicans are preparingor the president to be impeached. >> i think that speaker pelosi's judicial philosophy from the beginning has been guilty. >> reporter: the white house is preparing for a trial. >> we'll be able to call witnesses, we'll be able to challenge their witnesses, produce other evidence and those witnesses may include the whistle-blower. >> reporter: there's no time line for an impeachment vote. tracie potts nbc news, washington. >> now to an update on a story we first told but last week, marin voter also decide on a new tax to help prevent wildfires. supervisors approved a ten-year proposal. how much you would pay would be based on the size of your home. a typical hou

is the interruption for this time it is our time the gentleman will suspend your not recognized mr nunez you are my kind of soul i just recognized under the house resident 660 you're not allowed to yield time except a minority and a ranking member yelled at times i'm not a member of congress i was not accurate your gag yet is that here you are a master you gonna bitch i want to thank you for gentlemen and are not recognized this is the 5th time you have interrupted members i want calmly let recognize on gravel that will suspend. mr chair we control the time. and customary this committee that whoever controls the time can yield to whoever they wish and we have members of congress that have a few questions it seems appropriate that we be able to let mystify nic. ask your question. and then as you or minority counsel recognized. mr caster you recognized thank you and mr newness bassett are welcome thank you for thank you for your service 33 years an extraordinary career. it really has been a remarkable. a 10 year for you at the state department so i'd like to thank you for participating her

listen they have intelligence chairman adam smith has been hearing back and turned it over to the nunez let's listen press conference and bassett or for all the supposedly bombshells that were in your opening testimony i want to get back to the facts of the matter here and thing that the democrats have been unwilling to accept is that their operatives got campaign dirt from ukrainians in the in the 2016 election now they know it they know it's true because we have financial records that show it so they were the democrats were heavily involved working with ukrainians to dirty up the trump campaign in 2016 so that's why i want to go through just a few of the incidents that we know i know you may not know all about them you may know about them now but i want to walk through some of those examples of why the president may be very upset with ukraine and think that there are a country that's out to get him as i think both you've said that and ambassador volcker have said that from that may 23rd maybe the 1st. question i have is were you aware of the and tied trump efforts by d.n.c. operative

with that, i recognize ranking member nunez for any remarks he wishes to make. mr. nunes: as we learned last , wet, storytime last night get storytime first thing this morning. ambassador sondland, welcome, glad you are here. i am really not glad you were here, but welcome to the fifth day of this circus. as i have noted before, the democrats spent three years accusing president trump of being a russian agent. in march 2018 after a year-long intelligence, committee republicans issued a 240 page report describing in detail how the russians meddled in the 2016 elections, and making specific recommendations to improve our election security. denouncing the report as a whitewash, and accusing republicans of subverting the investigation, the democrats issued their own report, focusing on their now debunked conspiracy theory that the trump campaign colluded with russia to hack the election. notably, the democrats vowed at the time to present a further "comprehensive report" after they finished their investigation into trump's treasonous conclude -- collusion with russia. r

i will make an opening statement and then ranking member nunez will have the opportunity to make a statement. we ask for your respect as we .roceed as chairman i will take all necessary steps to maintain order and that the committee is run in accordance with house rules and resolution 660. i now recognize myself to give an opening statement into the impeachment inquiry of donald j. trump, the 45th president of the united states last week, we heard from three experienced diplomats who testified by on president trump's a scheme -- military aid to fight the russians. -- by theerable but ukrainian president zelinski to political motivated investigations that trump believed would help his reelection campaign. investigations involved the bidens and the other involved a discredited conspiracy theory that ukraine and not russia was responsible for interfering in our 2016 election. wouldassador solomon later tell david holmes immediately after speaking to the president trump did not give a -- he then used an expletive about ukraine. he cares about big stuff that benefits the president like the biden

would make it impossible order completely prohibited to identify the whistleblower however what devon nunez was trying to do by implying that the witness was trying to take the 5th is to harken back to trials or inquiries into mafia figures into figures with connections to organized crime because taking the 5th is what a kind of gangster would do would hold up in front of that kind of set of committee so again i think there is a desire to create the appearance of wrongdoing or a vision even when it's not appropriate to the situation thank you very much indeed to geoffrey kemp a service and i'm sure we'll talk to you again as in hearings continue not sit about to hardy's or castro for the moment tell us a little bit about what's happening now and the people paints a picture of what's happening on capitol hill not. sure so right now we're still waiting for the 2nd round of hearings to begin and meanwhile i think people are still digesting what we heard from this morning arguably the star witness of the 2 this morning was alexander then when he is the ukrainian expert on the national security

mister nunez. >> just recognized. >> you are not allowed to yield time. >> the ranking never yieldedo a member of congress. >> that is not accurate. >> that is accurate. ambassador yavanovitch, thank you for being here today. >> you are not recognized. >> this is the fifth time you have interrupted members of congress. >> the gentlewoman will suspend. >> day 2 of the impeachment hearing this time with former ukrainian ambassador marie yavanovitch, adam schiff versus stefano. democratic strategists steve murphy, the daily caller's tiffany hamilton fox news's murdoch, welcome to all of you. this is how it was put by the "national review". she stood out on day one of the impeachment hearing, the new york congresswoman was clearly the strongest republican questioner of the day. >> he has been quite a standout during the impeachment hearings, she has a lot to say. she's externally effective, one of the oldest members of congress, she's a millennial, one of 13 republican women in congress. there is not a ton of women in politics and i really think at initiative's treatment of her today was

and devin nunez gets 45 minutes.two on republican side, asking a lot of questions. i expect they make things dramatic as possible, well, it's a tv show. >> they want to make it dramatic. the challenge how exciting is it to hear a seasoned prosecutor from the southern district of new york in the case of dana goldman with chairman schiff when you're trying to create moments. it is a cross-examination that may have some of the highlights that is congressman jim jordan joining this committee just for this. that is where fireworks may fly. brian: you did a great job. back in a moment on "fox & friends." if you're on medicare, remember, the annual enrollment period is here. the time to choose your medicare coverage... begins october 15th and ends december 7th. so call unitedhealthcare and take advantage of a wide range of plans with a variety of benefits... including an aarp medicare advantage plan from unitedhealthcare. it can combine medicare parts a and b, which is your hospital and doctor coverage... with part d prescr

shannon: it is official, the ranking member of the house intelligence committee, republican devon nunez demanding the chairman of the committee, adam schiff, testify in private as part of the house impeachment inquiry. nunez says he has questions about the whistleblower about meetings with that was a blower and what role adam schiff played.

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devin nunez sat down along with the council for majority. >> nicole this week the white house is saying this is much to do about nothing. they have said it has been not quite exciting enough. i found this to be about as gripping as anything i have ever seen in washington dc. you have people who are just laying out the facts and they're slowly but surely putting together this puzzle. so we can see, just how badly jump and his administration operated in ukraine. >> and maybe we're just old enough to remember the drama of the post cold war and national security movies that saw people like ambassador kent who stood on that line. making sure that america didn't tip in the wrong direction, and that just a word, a nod, the release or the speed with which military aide flows to russia's enemie enemies, these were things watch s ed to carefully around the room. he smashed decades of work. this is not about democratic witnesses or -- the republicans have been such jerks, they say they are nobody's star witness. they're american diplomats there to protect american national security. >> your father

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committee, join us for representative nunez coming up. of that and a lot more on sending running future. >> we will begin with what is official michael bloomberg has officially entered the 2020 race for president. top advisor telling fox news that bloomberg announced iran this morning with this $31 million nationwide ad. steve bannon calls that month ago on this program meanwhile growing concern about democrats seeking reelection in districts with president trump at 2016 and when the time comes for the full house to vote on impeachment. >> i would imagine i would vote no. there is something new, something we have not heard, something that really rises to above all of treason or high crime, that would be different but we don't see that. >> of course that was jeff van drew on this program last week, he said not only is he voting no brother democrat also have concerns to representative andrew about knocking anything done in the face of the impeachment hearing. joining me former white house strategist also hosting a radio show, more room impe

the discrepancy when cnn asked for comment today, the press secretary said trump would only watch nunez's opening statement but for the rest of the day. he will be working hard for the american people though trump later admitted he had been paying close attention that been watching today for the first time i started watching. >>everywhere maria van of it when turned back. trump tweeted an hour into the hearing. she started off in somalia, how did that go then fast forward to ukraine where the new ukrainian president spoke unfavorably about her in my second phone call with him. it is a us presidents absolute right to appoint ambassadors they call it serving at the pleasure of the president in a surreal moment, adam schiff from read the tweet live on television that you on a >>as we said are testifying the president is attacking your twitter. i'm like you your chance to respond i mean i can't speak to what the president is trying to do but i thtnk the effect is to be intimidating. >>after facing criticism even from republicans for his tweet trump said it wasn't witness tampering and he had

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