it's not gilberto nunez. who is it?oint, i was banging my head against the wall. >> reporter: linda was also growing frustrated. she was now a widow, a single mom, shunned by her husband's family and eagerly waiting for a break in the case. >> reporter: a lot of time passed without an arrest. >> torturous. >> reporter: every day are you wondering, "is today the day or is it never going to happen"? >> you would kind of get through a point where you'd say, "okay, we're going to live our lives and when it happens, it happens," you know? and then they'd need something from me. and i'd get pulled back in again. >> reporter: one of those times police met with linda to explain there was a problem with the original autopsy. turns out it was incomplete because back then, no one suspected poisoning. many samples like the contents of tom's stomach that might have proved midazolam as the actual cause of death weren't saved for testing. so the d-a's office decided to do something radical. >> he said, "we need to exhume tom's body to

we'll speak to devin nunez shortly of course.eferred to the nunes memo back in 2018, february of 18, where he wrote out all of the misconduct that took place by that cabal of people. then schiff came out with that correcting the record memo which we know now was wrong, just flat-out wrong. you mentioned some of the wrongdoing. one of them we know from the michael horowitz report was altering of a document by a fbi lawyer. tell me about that. where are you expect accountability, congressman? >> well, as the inspector general's findings outline, what are referred to as errors and omissions are false statements, misrepresentations, destruction or alter ages of documentary evidence. what you have are fbi lawyers literally changing evidence to make false representations to the court to continue this counter intelligence investigation against the president. so you know, it details -- now everyone is entitled to a presumption of innocence. democrat never want to give one to donald trump but the inspector general's findings really outlin

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memo that grew out of the nunez led house intelligence committee investigation of the investigationvestigation and the whole russia affair and for adam schiff to claim when he not only saw what nunez said but published a memo of his own rebutting it that he didn't know about those abuses is preposterous. shannon: that was february 2018, clearly we were having a conversation then. >> he didn't know about that stuff, of course he know about it. >> will he get, metabolite anybody following this for two years. >> one of the wonders of modern media is my colleagues in this business to see through this guy. he has been dishonest repeatedly. he made extravagant claims about the amount of evidence he had of russia collusion, evidence the turned out not even the multi-with its investigative powers did not discover and he never specified in the report came out and blow up the russia collusion theory, now comes the question of fisa abuse. it is amazing -- he gets tapped by nancy pelosi to lead the impeachment inquiry. heather: about what he did or didn't know back then james comey answers thes

republican congressman devon nunez suing cnn for defamation.he $435 million suit was filed after the network reported nunez met with a former ukrainian prosecutor in virginia, nunez telling fox news this. >> it is clear to me, cnn had an ask to grind, always with spears, lies, fake news, just happens this time they went overboard and i'm not going to take it anymore. heather: cnn has not commented. a high school kicker making a longshot play as time runs out at the state championship game. scoring a field-goal from the 55 yard line to win the state title in hawaii. the high school football team won 20-17. the second championship in three years. the democrats impeachment report accusing the president abuse of power but does the report prove any wrongdoing. the second round of impeachment hearings, the on my next guest causes the dog and pony show. >> welcome back, you can see marine one, the president arrived for day 2 of the nato summit. and a full day of meetings the second day and just hours, sitdown with german chancellor angela merkel and a

nunez should recuse himself remember mr. nunez is voting on is report in which he is depicted. i asked thedecrat schiff should the republican nunez recuse himself. >> it won't surprise you'm going to reserve comment. it is i thk deeply concerning that at a time when the president of the united states was using the power of his office to dig up dirt on a political rival, that there may be evidence that there were members of congress complicit in that activity. >> no so that was a classic, you heard him say i'm going to reserve comment, but then he did matter of serious concern and he recommended that other group, he didn't say who exactly, shouldst inate this. now, as for devin nunes, his office has not responded and watually he did not answer questions as heed into the intelligence committee just a few minutes ago, but his alljiy, jordan, i spoke to him a few minutes ago, and jim jordan, the republican from ohio, said, "i don't understand what the big everyone makes phols. i see no problem with that," and jord said,many, many people to speak to rudy giuliani. i don't have a pro

are you criminally investigating devin nunez? what other metadata does the chairman sit on that he has acquired? how did they get to those phone numbers? that?is it beyond do they get your emails too? apparently they can do that. committeeng to have chairs stooping around reporters emails and phone calls and who you talk to and not? and releasing it? >> should congress address this? rep. walden: i think so. >> i want to sneak in one more issue. climate change. we want to know if you think it is a mistake of republicans, more republicans were all are not talking about this issue. rep. walden: at the beginning of this congress, i sat down with republicans on the committee and we had a discussion about climate change and there was not a science denier among us. ofaid i am getting tired democrats saying what i am for or against. piece whereopinion we set climate change is real and we contribute. let's talk about how we deal with it. that is where you have seen a big change for republicans is we are saying, let's talk about innovation

devon nunez is suing cnn for defamation. the california republican accused the opposition to the house democrats impeachment inquiry and accusing the network of publishing false hit pieces. he said he never met with ukrainian prosecutor victor shelton. one story included a quote from an attorney who claimed he had information that the meeting had happened. nunez mocking one of cnn's sources, a business associate who was recently indicted. democrats 2020 field just got older and waiter. our panel weighs in on kamala harris's decision to drop out next. ladies and gentlemen, your attention please. geico would like to take a moment to say thank you to our military service members at home and abroad for all their hard work and sacrifice. we all sleep easier knowing you're out there keeping us safe. and on a personal note... sfx: jet engines ... i just needed to get that off my chest. thank you. geico: proudly supporting the military for over 75 years. some things are too important to do yourself. ♪ get customized security with 24

when it was adam schiff who last year attacked republican devin nunez when nunez spelled out the same problems that the doj watchdog had uncovered. schiff claimed last year there were no fbi fisa abuses. that the steele dossier was quote, accurate. tonight the debate is republican devin nunes right that schiff cannot be trusted with oversight duties? the ig reportedly looking at systemic problems with the fbi when it comes to that fisa court. former fbi director james comey evades and dodges in a fox news interview. more on what critics call his non-apology and more information on both comey and adam schiff, serious credibility problems. if you care about civil liberties, if you care about your privacy and your constitutional rights, we'll show you exactly where to look in the fisa report. the shocking facts that we keep uncovering. more on media critics saying this is a media scandal. thanks for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ liz: welcome to the show. you're watching the fox business network. let's get the latest on impeachment the full ho

nunez, questioning of ambassador taylor by mr. nunez indicating that in fact he had been phoning folks in the ukraine. he had acknowledged that. >> yes. i believe that is in the transcript, as well. he basically has said that he was conducting a kind of investigation of his own. >> ok. hopefully that puts that the bed. i yield back. >> it had nothing to do with the question that was asked. it does not put it to bed. thatays acknowledged properly done subpoenas. i have never denied the never questioned this, never questioned the subpoena. what i did say and will continue to say is even when they started going through the phone records, someone had the ranking members phonenumber -- member's number. at that point, i could say ok, but my problem comes in the way what iut in, would consider a political hit job. it was not a political notice to this article of impeachment or anything except to look at getting back at the ranking member and others. nothing that was supposedly said was question. my question was what was said to start put

nunez to mr. parnas. i asked chairman schiff whether he thought mr. nunez should recuse himself remembernu mrz is voting on this report in which he is depicted. i asked the decrat schiff should the republican nunez re se himself. t won't surprise you i'm going to reserve comment. it is i thk deeply concerning that at a time when the eresident of the united states was using the pof hiso officeg up dirt on a tolitical rival, that there may be evidence thhere were members of congress complicit it thatity. >> no so that was a classic, yo hem say i'm going to reserve comment, but then he did comment thought this wa a matter of serious concern and he recommended that other group, he didn't say who exactly, should investigate this. now, as for devin nunes, his office has not responded and actually he didanswer questions as he walked into the intelligence committee just a few minutesago, but ally, jim jordan, i spoke to him a few minutes ago, and jida jor the republican from ohio, said, "i don't understand what the big deal is. everyone makes phone calls. i s

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

they show interesting lee enough that the ranking member of the house intelligence committee devon nunez was speaking to the white house and rudolph giuliani and left parnassus the one of the ukrainians who is now been indicted in the southern district of new york and so there's questions about what representative nunez is involvement in this whole ukrainian debacle is and so we may still learn new facts in the coming days i think that the senate the house intelligence committee is still interested in putting out more information but i think it's going to be a dribble and i don't think in the end any new fact is going to change people's minds people in america seem to be very very set there are the people who firmly believe that the president should be impeached that his conduct is beyond the pale and then there are another half of the people who believe that basically like the president once said he could shoot someone on 5th avenue and it wouldn't matter i think you meant only for speaking to us melanie sloan there if you're joining us on al-jazeera continuing coverage of the hearing o

my name is maria nunez. i have two sons, ben one in bu vista-horace mann. >> president cook: just leave a little bit of space between the mic. [speaking spanish language] [applause] >> i just want to highlight that not all parents are going to be able to speak, so i'm asking them to stand so that you know we're represented. [speaking spanish language] >> i would like to speak to you about the two committees that we're calling to be formed in this resolution. these committees need to be given the information and support necessary for them to carry out data monitoring, and oversight functioning to enhance accountability for the services and programs of latinx students. the latinx community council, a community advisory body comprised of latinx parents, student, educators, students, and service providers to encourage opportunities for latinx students. we encourage that these are the two biggest priorities as we move this resolution forward. thank you. [applaus [applause] [speaking spanish language] >> we are ur

call attracts nunez by virtue of the fact that it was attracting lef parnas's phone call.e just accident this parnas. my concern with mr. nunn else was if in fact who made that thirt last vienna or to europe. we do know he went to europe, had 65,000 dollars, sfri sfwrm. >> that's the allegation from ban fwrsh i've invited him on to the show to give his side of the story. but is thering in wrob, from but many person if he was using his frufrs and spending that much p money to big up biden in ssh sfrurt and in the activity that you're looking at with the president for impeachmentment because the president's stort is this was really just phone call between two twrem flsh and this is in my view a potential criminal enterprise that went on for many months. i don't think it went on from july bawl through september. i think it fws back to 2018 when then-president trump had a fund-raiser, which lef parnas came to it yk frsh and three weeks later parnas gives $325,000 to donald trump's political action committee. so this has been in the works for i'd say over a year. and bringing t

nunez: he's taking the lead, marcus. okay, slow down, slow down. -it's a race.ghs ] come on, come on, come on. where's my crab?! -right here, right here. -oh, i have to make it? -yes. -wait a minute. [ laughter ] -15 seconds. -all right. yours is looking beautiful, marcus. okay, okay, i got it. i got it. wow! awesome! great job! it's actually hard. i mean, nobody's buying that. -it looks really good. -it's my second one. -this is the big leagues. -this is it, yeah. this is the biggest experience in las vegas, is it not? the biggest buffet? -yes. it is. i was born to do this. this is what i love to do. everything that you can imagine to do in food is happening in vegas. what are your dreams out in vegas? what are your dreams? long-term. i'm living it right now. lemonis: vegas has come a long way. the executive suite is no longer for men only. women like chef leticia and martha morales, well, they're proof of that. ♪ meanwhile, 6 miles from caesars, 11 stories in the air... you gotta be [bleep] me. ♪ lemonis: it's clear that las vegas has a way of making things ma

devin nunez was warning obama in 2014 it would happen. they did nothing. by the way, the dirty russian dossier that hillary bought and paid for. according to "the new york times" late in the game, likely russian disinformation from the beginning. and, yes, russia interfered on the 2016 elections. they have done it before. they're going to try to do it again. every indication is also, though, separate and apart. ukraine interfered in our elections as well. and i have no doubt, others. the january 11, 2017 politico reports in detail, the ukrainian court also ruled their country interfered in our 2016 elections to help hillary. it's not mutually exclusive. how many countries hacked in a hillary server? they probably interfered also. and look at this, on the same phone call, the president expressed concern. the brand new president of ukraine was surrounding himself with some of the same corrupt officials as the last president. that's not smart. you better not do that. president is reiterated many times, he did you want want to give away hundreds of millions of

from san jose saved her entire family when their home caught fire. 11-year-old berlin gomez unique nunez was getting ready for school this morning when she smelled smoke and some of the alarm. she and her mom and dad, sister and grandmother all go out safely.>> i don't think we would have made it out if berlin had not woken everybody up. she is our year-old hero.>> a hero, do you agree with that? >> yes. >> you do? >> yes.>> she definitely is. that house though, it is a total loss. but a go find me page has already been set up and has the ed family.>> some startling new maps show what the bay area is in for if we don't take the new big steps to prepare for rising sea levels. all that blue represents a 4 foot sea level rise. you can see coastal areas are inundated. sfo, oakland international, both underwater. they conservation and development commission launched this interactive tool as a warning. a new state recommends re buffers, seawalls, flood resistant construction, and building further from shore as our best defense. connector and packet checking in mother. we are waiting for the ne

minority witnesses requested by ranking member nunez and ranking member collins are called and allowed to be heard from accordance with h. res 660 and subpoenas requested by ranking member nunez and intelligence committee are issued in force. madam speaker, to be clear, my amendment ensures that the majority does not proceed without providing a fair, equitable and transparent process, one that respects minority rights, one that opens up the investigation to all members of the house and one that allows republicans on the judicial committee to examine the most relevant witnesses. make the information available to the committee that actually conducted the investigation. the process the house has followed has been abysmal. it was closed, an unfair process and did not respect minority rights and did not give the president due process. we can change that today. if we defeat the previous question, the house will only move forward with a real thorough and ultimately fair process that all members can be proud. madam speaker, i ask unanimous con send to insert the text of my amendment in the rec

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. >> you may remember when we told you with the gomez nunez family earlier this month. their home burned down in a fire and while staying in a hotel their car was broken into. the family lost most of their belongings but "the mercury news" reports a los gatos family mailed them a check for $20,000. >> oh my goodness. >>> uber and post mates are taking the state of california to court. the companies are suing over the state's new labor law set to go into effect tomorrow. it would require gig workers to be reclassified as employees, but uber and post mates claim it is unconstitutional for targeting app based companies while exempting other professions. >>> 4:36 for you this morning. working to keep collapses. still ahead for you here on "today in the bay," the new plan at san francisco city college aimed at avoiding cuts. >>> plus the price you pay to ship the big fees, fedex and u.p.s. are planning to start charging for large packages. >>> and taking a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza, smooth sailing there this morning. a look ahead, will it stay that way? mike ino

nunez -- sorry, questioning of ambassador taylor by mr. nunez indicating that he had been falling folks in the ukraine. so he acknowledged that? >> he, mr. nunes? yes. yes, i believe that is in the transcript as well. he basically has said that he was conducting a kind of investigation of his own into what happened. >> hopefully, that puts it back. and i yield back. >> i appreciate the gentlelady bringing it up, but had nothing to the questions that was asked, and it does not put it about. i have acknowledge there were properly done subpoenas, i'm still in institutions, i believe in the subpoena power works. i've never denied that committees -- in the judiciary committee, never questioned the subpoena and acknowledge it was never a direct subpoena on any member of congress. what i did say it was, even the gentlelady just acknowledged it was when they started going through the phone records and looking into the people they called, and then someone had the ranking members phone number. and they collaborated with that phone call. even to that

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. >>> republican congressman kevin mccarthy and devin nunez spoke against impeaching the president. >>> is not easy to make a coup attempt burrowing. the democrats found a way. as it turns out the american people don't think a routine phone call with a foreign leader is a good basis for ousting a u.s. president. >>> by substituting partisan animosity for real demonstration of innocence or guilt. and by continuing a three-year effort to undermine the president. this impeachment has divided this nation. without any concern for the repercussions. moreover politicizing this process is discredit united states house of representatives.>>> i want to get you back out to live pictures out of washington. this is the house of representatives voting. the historic impeachment vote is taking place. three minutes left they are voting on article 1. which is abuse of power. they will move on to vote on article 2 which is obstruction of justice. obstruction of congress. after that as you heard natalie talking about earlier she said they would move on to an introduction of resolution designating impeach

and then there from nunez you can hear, essentially, conspiracy theories. anyway, it's a bit of a mess. well, with the senate committee, you know, you see both sides, and you see more evidence of constructive functioning and cooperation. that has to be, i think, contribute to senator burr, the chair, republican, and the ranking and the vice chair, senator warner, the democrat. but how do we move -- so i think there's a difference. you know, there's an old idea going back to 1948 that congress should have created a joint committee on intelligence. and then much to my surprise, the so-called 9/11 commission sort of publicized that idea, recommended that idea in probably 21st century. my friend who's a great scholar of congressional oversight of intelligence, i've heard him say, you know, if you're going to fly a small plane and there's some danger, it's better to have two engines rather than one. if one engine's not working, maybe the other one will. one engine is working at least fairly well, the oh is not, and i wonder how to get the other one -- i just thi

happened, spying on carter page and george papadopoulos, when you look at adam schiff going after devon nunez's phone records and journalists phone records and he is sitting on all these pages of people's phone records people are saying if they can do it to them they can do it to me. a series of unfortunate coincidences, they think this isn't the surveillance state and the swamp at work. >> what is your question for horwitz? >> i want to know who it was that steel got the information from. >> the information to what it was based upon. wednesday, we can't wait, it will be interesting, thank you. tonight reportedly a tentative agreement between democrats, labor leaders in the white house for a rewrite for what is called the new nafta deal getting a pass, now we are told there are still details to be hammered out but donald trump says tried to been made in the past 24 hours and nancy pelosi -- donald trump set to meet with russian foreign minister tomorrow, the meeting will be attended by secretary of state mike pompeo the senior administration official says they will assess the state of the bilat

>> the department of justice wa born, you also go back and look at what nunez and congressman gaudi did in warning the court that there was bad information. that was some 18 months ago. i am more encouraged by what yo are by attorney general barr and what durham is going to be able do looking outside the scope or the one thing licking that the inspector general did not look at is the flow of money . if you would've followed what was really happening, you need to trace the millions of dollar that was falling from the democrats to parties that we have not yet fully exposed. that is going to lead to a lot of new information. >> as much as i can interpret the attorney general's remarks, what i'm hearing is other agencies, i'm guessing that there is strong guess, we'll talk about the cia and i believ we're probably going to have outsourcing of intelligence gathering to circumvent america law, how do you interpreted, an uc crimes committed by those that signed in unverifiable pfizer warrant. >> i see exactly where this is heading and that is there is a coordinated effort and the fbi may not h

nunez and two figures at the center are unusual and likely to renew democrats calls for nunez to facen ethics investigation. a lawyer said his conversations with mr. nunez in april were focused on corruption probes. by that point, he had been helping mr. giuliani push ukraine to investigate the bidens and the alleged interference by ukraine in the 2016 election, the effort that set off the impeachment inquiry. let's go to wisconsin and hear from lawrence. caller: i, frankly, have most of my friends are hardline just try to let them have their opinion. things that are inherently untrue, i kind -- i tried to say get the facts. any time any show or news agency that comes on and says if this is true and then rambles on, when you start off a true,"ation "if this is you could go on every day of every day and not ever really put up the truth and trump came in. he was hated by people of his own party and the biggest reason is because a lot of them are walking away multimillionaires. they have donations to them that is kept quiet and there is no repercussion for lying, outright pray that inste

community assessment on january 2017, and there is a reason congressman devon union don mcgahn mcdevitt nuneznd in my book calls it obama's dossier. it's to do the same thing that the steele dossier did which was to smear trump for this earth to delegitimize his presidency and complicate the appraisal transition of power >> when you see how he's trotted out. is he on cnn? >> msnbc. >> laura: sometimes i check it out. but he's on the other network, msnbc, there is not even a sense of irony -- "what do you think about the fisa report." there is no sense in irony asking them questions, but from the committee, comey, brennan, clapper, the three icy stooges, we wondered when we'll have accountability. comey the other night was like, i'm glad we are getting to the bottom of this. >> this is an important thing. the story comes from "the new york times" and it appears that they are probably going to be christening a more severe blow. but certainly there is a lot of different things that john brennan did that investigators are going to be looking at. no congressional investigators looking at it. we ho

. >> you are so far ahead of the story with chairman graham, congressman nunez, congressman jordan, the they uncovered so much of this. you told the american people the truth while the american people were being told lie after lie after lie, very deeply document it throughout this report today. it's extremely troubling. >> sean: exculpatory information about you was not given to the court! if you don't have a massive lawsuit that will pay you hundreds of millions of dollars, i don't know who would. do you plan and going after all these people that did this to you? >> absolutely, sean. there is a team, always working on this on my own for the last few years. i kept getting doj run rings around me. right now, as we speak, we have our teams of attorneys going through that document in great detail. look forward to sharing that with the initial thoughts with chairman graham in the senate judiciary committee with our initial thoughts and preparations. >> sean: you did work for our cia. you put your life at risk in foreign countries and you obtain information that you shared with the governmen

we have now nunez.on is, you know, a colleague or at least had a call with giuliani as well. ambassador sondland said everyone is in the loop. boy was he correct and we keep seeing more evidence of that and i think, you know, obviously the president now likely is part of that if he's minus one. so we'll find out but i think it presents an interesting question for house democrats. and that is what more are they going to invest effort and time in to discovering about how many people in the administration knew and knew what and when they knew. >> i'm glad that you mentioned house democrats because the congressman from house intel told me last night that they're still working their way through new materials that have been turned over to them. and that left harness turned over material and his attorney is willing to turnover more. could those be the type of materials the house is vetting? >> i think so. and, you know, i still think that, you know, this isn't to say that the impeachment of the president shoul

and that name brought up again and again by nunez and all those other clowns and defenders during the hearings, they looked into it. they found nothing. that is known by the same people who are pretending they're real questions now. why? now that's a question worth getting after right now. let's put it to gop congressman randy weber. i hope you had a good thanksgiving. >> thank you, chris. we did. i hope you did, too. >> now, i am not blaming you for this. i asked senator kennedy to come on the show. he came on last week to clarify his comments, he then seemed to walk backwards. he's invited whenever. however, you do not believe the comments by senator burr are wrong, right? >> now, you're saying russia or ukraine, chris? >> i'm saying russia because i'm speaking about fact here. russia did it. burr said it in his committee, the intel committee said it. everyone who has looked at it has said it. do you agree with that? >> of course that's what-th the say they found. that's a point of contention. >> it's not a point of contention. >> the fact that there is leftover interest in what hap

carley: you made clear you want to subpoena adam schiff's phone records for what he did to devon nunezaham request. >> i have no desire to subpoena adam schiff. we are not going to do that. when house members pin each other as part of oversight the system breaks down. carley: he is not on board. what do you say? >> i have a lot of respect for lindsey graham. he and i have for the uniform. i have known him for a number of years but i disagree with him on this part because adam schiff, we know, already lied to the american people about meeting with the whistleblower. what we will find out, we subpoena his phone records and force them to testify bring hunter biden and joe biden to testify, the whistleblower attorney to testify, i believe there is a lot of reason to believe we are going to find out this was coordinated for political purposes, damaging sitting president has he goes into an election year and that is what we need to make sure never happens again. this isn't about me or lindsey graham or donald trump, this is about making sure the country never goes through the hell we have go

congressman nunez was on earlier and he said every page has a bombshell that i agree with him but all of those bombshells, i see so much more beyond that having lived this. i had no input on this whatsoever and it's just an internal hr kind of style document but we are just at the tip of the iceberg here. >> what are your hopes moving forward? we are waiting for john durham who has completely different powers when it comes to forcing people to testify, subpoena documents from all the things horwitz couldn't do. are you getting your hopes up about that one kick you >> getting my hopes up, there has been such an outpouring of support nationwide for people of both parties that i think they realize this was based on nothing. there is no facts and it is just a made up story. i think there is a lot that needs to be done to fix our justice system that had severe irregularities and things that happened to me, this could happen to anyone. we talk about bias, there are definitely some severe biases, based on this portrayal of russia. i have a certain perspective on foreign-policy in russia and

it shows the durations, dates of calls between breaking nunez, who claims to not to remember.nd between rudy giuliani and reporter and fox contributor john. between the calls, one was zero seconds, another only two seconds, 31 minute long, and the fourth, 8 minutes. >> end of shift, going any phone numbers and sending it to at&t and they're going to comply. they should subpoena for the laws. of >> as he's custom, they said they alerted them. they only sent the phone numbers without names. >> we don't know who the numbers where, and because it's classified we can talk about it. >> democrats are no less anchored alleging that rudy giuliani's call to the white house may have been spied upon. not by democrats but to buy foreign surveillance. washington to make ocean and poe said it was not encrypted. >> bret: doug, thank you. ♪ into nice democracy 2020 report, the iowa battleground gets crowded. if some but not all of the main players in the presidential race are there this weekend. joe biden is facing criticism for his reaction to a statement from an number of the iowa consistenc

the fact that devin nunez can't yield his time to somebody else or the fact that the republicans can'ttheir own witnesses without checking with adam schiff. what is your reaction to the process? >> it is very, very unfair. i mean the impeachment process is quasi-criminal in nature and the person being accused is supposed to have rights comparable to the rights of somebody being accused of a crime. the constitution talks about high crimes and misdemeanors yet the process is screwed and one-sided and partisan. it was alexander hamilton said quite clearly we do not want a partisan process where impeach turns on who has the most votes. that is what is going on. >> lindsey graham has been on this program saying it is dead on arrival in the senate unless we interview the whistle-blower. they're tiptoeing around the whistleblower. what do you think about that? should the whistleblower come out to explain these charges? >> he will or she will, eventually we don't know who it is. there is no doubt this can't go forward to the senate without a full opportunity to cross-examine all of the relevan