sam nunn of being the latter-day version of joe wise thing toot a say. prudent thing to say. of course, bush was going to be depending on people like sam nunn as an essential partner in anything he was going to try to get done for the next four years, including handling the confirmation of the person nominated to take the place of tower. here, people noticed and 89. this is dan quayle making his political debut in a big way. he had been very mild-mannered and here he is, making his debut -- 1989 in a hitman role that people used to associate with spiro agnew. it was not an attractive role for him and not an attractive role for bush to have quayle play. sent -- oliphant is calling him out on it. [laughter] >> this to me is a brilliant 'sample of the caricaturist art. we have seen in the cartoons where noses, chins and eyes were treated in typical caricature fashion, exaggerated. here, we do not even see dan quayle. the impression being that he is an infant, therefore of no significance at all. a character as a form of caricature, it is really interesting. the baby carriage has

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. >> that was caught on security camera footage, the night of october 8, 2017, as the nunn fire racedon rent until glenn ellen. the women would escape but within hours, the home would burn to the ground. >> wow, what did we just get out of, and how close were we? >> it was all from this way. >> beth wald is the owner of the vacation rental. >> if anything happened to them, it doesn't matter about the house, it's people, and i was so worried that they were okay, that they got out. >> she set to work rebuilding it, almost exactly the way it was. save a few meaningful touches. like the redwood for the deck. coming from a tree on the property that didn't survive the fire. but the best touch of all, beth thought, would be to have these women from minnesota back, as the rebuilt home's very first guests. for free, of course. >> it is sophist kafted. >> allowing them to have a happy ending on a vacation that was so frightfully interrupted. >> this means the world. that night was tragic. the weeks that followed were horrible. we survived something that is unspeakable. so them coming back, and

devin nunnes is conducting an investigation while never at any point disclosing his own involvement andtanglement with ukraine. his involvement in digging up dirt and so he's a co-conspirator in the investigation he's investigating and this makes no sense and it shows how giuliani is now under investigation and his associates parnas and fruman have been indicted and all of the people associated with defending trump have come under a cloud of scrutiny but nobody is scrutinizing joe biden and hunter biden because they haven't been convicted or indicted and there is no federal investigation of them. even from the trump justice department. so why is the trump justice deposit so interested in investigating giuliani and not interested in investigating hunter biden and joe biden is because there is nothing to find there with hunter biden and joe biden. but there is plenty of potential criminal evidence with the -- with giuliani and his associates. >> i think we could say this is not the last that we've heard of this. a major court decision we are waiting for it is expected at any minute that c

nunn es? >> quite likely. newly released state department documents have drawn mike pompeo deeper into the corruption scheme. the documents, which show communications between pompeo and giuliani shortly before ambassador marie was forced out of her post, also further implicate pompeo in a scheme to oust the ambassador. joining me now is congressman jamie raskin of maryland, also a member of the house judiciary committee. thank you so much for being here this morning, congressman. >> good morning. >> good morning. i want to go back and play you, congressman, eric swalwell bringing up this allegation that given none es himself has been implicated in running the similar scheme to what the three amigos and donald trump were after. >> participated in the meetings, the lawyer said, which would arrange to help nunes' investigative work. >> there was one ethics complaint filed. the democratic coalition filed late on friday night after the news broke. an ethics complaint about the attempt to dig up dirt on the bidens t

officers say as of now nunn is in custody. >>> lieutenant colonel alexander individualman is set to testifyhe house impeachment inquiry. vindman is the first witness on president trump's call with the ukrainian president now called to publicly testify. now back to "dateline." >> reporter: whoever killed denita smith left very little evidence behind. no fingerprints. no dna. no murder weapon. but during the autopsy the medical examiner did find one thing, the bullet that killed denita. police now hoped that mangled slug might provide a lead on who pulled the trigger. >> what kind of gun killed denita smith? >> all we could say is that the bullet itself was in the family of -- it had enough weight to be a .38-caliber round. >> reporter: by now denita's death was big news across durham. >> durham investigators say the shooting was not a random act. >> reporter: assistant district attorney david saacks was keeping a close eye on this now high-profile case. one that he might actually prosecute if a killer was ever caught. >> it was so obvious that it was not a robbery. and so if she was targeted

senator markey: for the record, secretary of state shultz, secretary of defense bill perry, sam nunn all strongly support continued u.s. participation. has the white house consulted the state department about potential withdrawal from the open skies agreement? mr. sullivan: i have been consulted because i heard those same rumors. sen. paul: markey -- sen. markey: you have been? mr. sullivan: i inquired whether we had withdrawn from the treaty and assured we have not. sen. markey: have you been involved in the discussions given your leading role? mr. sullivan: i have, and i consulted with our ambassadors to nato and the o.s.c.e. and heard their views and conveyed their views about their view that we should continue to be members of the treaty. and ambassador of the osce is the chair, as i said this month, of the consultative commission. sen. markey: you consulted with allies who benefit tremendously from this agreement? what is their view? mr. sullivan: we have not. sen. markey: you have not? mr. sullivan: no. sen. markey: have you consulted with hong kong? mr. sullivan: in connection

. >> now we can all nunn and watch that show for programming. but the democrats are arguing about something else. it's not just about the campaign and the results of next year's election. it's about doing the right thing and constitutional duty. admiral, let me go to you on this. if this doesn't matter, if we all know the outcome, if we all know that perhaps the president will be impeached but not removed from office, isn't there a bigger picture here? why does it matter to the american people? why does it matter to the history books? >> yeah, i'm going to tie in also to the international world here. think about that word betrayal. that's what we did to the kurds in syria. think about how this all is impacting the international world and it weakens us with our opponents. the russians are taking enormous glee in watching this. in asia we're trying to negotiate burden-sharing agreements, who's going to pay how much for our troops in korea, our troops in japan. how can foreign nations feel comfortable, a, on the trust issues and, b, on negotiation