united states presidential election. number two with the same mode as president trump acting both directly and through his agents in the united states government conditioned the two official acts on the announcement that he had requested the release of $391 million of the united states taxpayer funds congress appropriated on a bipartisan basis for the purpose of providing vital military security assistance to ukraine to oppose russian aggression in which president trump ordered suspended and the head of state meeting at the white house which the presiden president of ukrait to demonstrate continued united states support for the government of ukraine and faith of russian aggression. faced with public resolution of his actions president trump ultimately released the military security assistance to the government of ukraine and has upersistent and openly and corruptly urging and soliciting ukraine to undertake investigations for his personal, political benefit. the actions were consistent in the previous invitation of the foreign interference, the united states election. in all of this president trump abused the power of the presidency by ignoring and entering national secur

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the 2016 united states presidential election. 2, with the same corrupt motive president trump acting directly and through his agents outside of the united states government conditioned to official acts on the public announcement that he had requested. a, the release of $391 million of the united states taxpayer funds that congress had appropriated on a bipartisan basis for the purpose of providing vital military and security assistance to ukraine to oppose russian aggression in which president trump had ordered suspended and be, i had of state meeting at the white house which the president of ukraine sought to demonstrate continued united states support for the government of ukraine in the face of russian aggression. 3, faced with a public revelation of his action president trump released the military and security assistance to the government of ukraine and has persisted in openly and corruptly urging and soliciting ukraine to undertake investigations for his personal political benefit. these actions were consistent with president trump's previous invitation of foreign interference in united states elections. in all of this president trump abused the powers of the presidency by

president trump the government of ukraine to take the steps by conditioning officials united states government on value to ukraine on his public announcement of the investigation. president trump engaged in this clean or course to contact for crop purposes in pursuit of political will benefit. in doing so president trump use the power of the presidency in a manner that compromised national security of the united states of undermining the integrity of the democratic process. president trump engaged in the scheme through the following means, one, president trump acting both directly the united states government solicited the government of ukraine to announce investigations into a, a political opponent,t, former vice president biden junior md, ukraine rather than russia in the 2016 united states presidential election. two, the same corrupt motive of president trump acting directly and through his agents abou conditioned to ask that he had requested. a, the release of $391 million of the united states taxpayer funds that congress had appropriated in a bipartisan basis of providing vital military a

united states presidential election to his advantage. donald trump also sought to pressure the government of ukraine to take the steps by conditioning official united states government acts of significant value to ukraine on public announcement of the investigation. donald trump engaged in this scheme for corrupt purposes in pursuit of personal political benefit. in doing so donald trump used the powers of the presidency in a manner that compromised the national security of the united states and undermine the integrity of the united states democratic process, ignored and injured the interest of the nation. donald trump engaged a scheme or course of conduct through the following means. one, donald trump acting directly and through agents within and outside the united states government correctly solicited the government of ukraine to publicly announce investigations into a, a political opponent, former vice president joseph biden junior and be, a discredited theory promoted by russia alleging that ukraine, rather than russia, interfered in the 2016 united states presidential election. 2. with the same corrupt motive donald trump acting both di

trump acting both directly and through his agents within the outside of the united states government conditioned to officials on the public announcements that he had requested. the release of $291 million of united states taxpayer funds that congress had appropriated on a bipartisan basis on the basis of providing necessary military assistance to the ukraine to oppose russian aggression which donald trump ordered suspended and b,a donald trump ordered suspended and b, a head of state meeting at the white house which the president of ukraine sought to demonstrate continued united states support for the government of the ukraine in the face of russian aggression. three, faced with the public original his actions, he released the military assistance to the government or the —— of the ukraine and solicited the ukraine to take investigations for his political benefit. these actions we re his political benefit. these actions were consistent with the president trump's previous allegations of interference in the election. throughout all of this, he abuse the powers of the presidency by ignoring and injuring nationa

that is why you see congress motivated to make hawaii officially a part of the united states. official incorporation of hawaii alsothe united states is in the context of this war. it is called the spanish-american war, the spanish-american war. by the end of the summer, most of the fighting has ended. and in october to december, there is negotiations between the spanish and americans to end the conflict. what ends the conflict is known as the treaty of paris, completed in december of 1898, and the senate will approve it in february of 1899. the treaty of paris ends the war between the spanish and the united states. in theory, americans joined this war to protect their investments in cuba and to help cubans achieve independence. right? americans did it to protect sugar investments and help cuba become independent. are you with me there? in december, when the treaty of paris is made public, we find out that the united states also agreed to pay spain $20 million to get the philippines, puerto rico, and guam as colonies. ok? paid $20 million to get the philippines, puerto rico, and

united states presidential election 2 with the same corrupt motives president trump acting both directly and through his agents within the outside of the united states government conditioned to official acts on the public announcements that he had requested a release of $391000000.00 of united states taxpayer funds that congress had appropriated on a bipartisan basis for the purpose of providing vital military and security assistance to ukraine to oppose russian aggression and which president trump had ordered suspended and be a head of state meeting at the white house which the president of ukraine sought to demonstrate continued united states support for the government of ukraine in the face of russian aggression. 3 faced with the public revelation of his actions president trap ultimately released the military and security assistance to the government of ukraine and has persisted in openly and corruptly urging and soliciting ukraine to undertake investigations for his personal political benefit these actions were consistent with president trumps previous invitations of foreign interference in united states elections and all of this president trump abuse the powers of the presidency

. [♪] trish: top democrat candidates don't want english to be the official language of the united statest make immigrants feel bad. left is attempting to hold up this man, a socialist who thinks we should open our borders and offer free healthcare and free education to everyone. they are holding him up as a moderate. this former south bend, indiana mayor. attacks anyone who thinks english should be the official language of the united states for fear it might make

sending officials and representatives to attend the inauguration stphoeupb and inviting officials visit the united states end of quote from the letter. think about that. ou have a it diplomat from china assigned to the united states in new york city sending letter urging an american elected official houldn't exercise his right to freedom of speech. that is not a one off event. t is happening all across the country. chinese consuls in new york, texas, california. bound by the diplomatic esponsibilities of the vienna convention are very politically active as the one in d.c. right here. some of you have heard about the time when the chinese the u.c. san diego students to protest the dalai lama. or last august when a former governor of mississippi received whert from a tkphragt hreatening to cancel a chinese investment if he chose to travel to taiwan. anyway. last year a high school in taiwanese invited a person after chinese pressure. thing to pressure the secretary of state of the united states of america. to go s something else after a high school principal. shows s depth, it systemitization and intent. c

. [♪] trish: top democrat candidates don't want english to be the official language of the united statesecause it might make immigrants feel bad. left is attempting to hold up this man, a socialist who thinks we should open our borders and offer free healthcare and free education to everyone. they are holding him up as a moderate. this former south bend, indiana mayor. attacks anyone who thinks english should be the official language of the united states for fear it might make immigrants feel bad. hello. we live in the united states. british settlers founded the first colony in north america and this guy said this. >> you voted to make english the national language. do you know what message it sends in a multilingual state as nevada. they are as american as we are. [speaking spanish] trish: seriously? he's attacking her for having voted for making english the official language. and she backtracked on her vote. what alternative universe do they live in. when i go to colombia or mexico, i speak spanish. when i go to italy, i speak italian, and when i'm in germany, i speak german. would i e

ukranian government came into power, in need of recognition and support from the united states, president trump forced officials from ukraine and the united states to negotiate through mr. giuliani, conflating his personal and political interests with the national security and diplomatic interests of our country. and then as president zelensky resisted the request that he concoct and announce a fake investigation into the bidens, the president and mr. giuliani increased the pressure. suddenly and without explanation or a legally required notification to congress, the president ordered that previously approved and critically needed military aid to ukraine be held up. mr. trump at first through mr. giuliani and then directly solicited interference with an american election from a foreign government, and he ordered others in his administration to work with mr. giuliani to ensure this scheme's success. mr. president, while there is still more evidence that the senate should have subpoenaed both witnesses and documents that would have given us a more complete understanding of what happened, we know as much as we do

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proclamations for the toction, sending officials the inauguration ceremony, and inviting officials in taiwan to the united states." you have a diplomat from china assigned here to the united states, a representative of the chinese communist party in new york city urging an american elected official should not exercise his freedom of speech. let that sink in for just a minute. this is not a one-off event. it is happening all across the country. illinois,nsults in texas, two in california, bound by the vienna convention are very politically active at the state level as is the embassy here in d.c.. maybe some of you have heard about the time when the chinese diegoate paid the uc san students to protest the dalai lama or last august when phil bryant of mississippi received a letter from a diplomat in houston threatening to cancel a chinese investment if the governor chose to travel to taiwan. phil went anyway. last year a high school -- a high school in chicago disinvited a taiwanese representative to serve on a climate panel after chinese pressure. it is one thing to pressure -- it is something else to go after a h

senator klobuchar sitting las vegas english shouldn't be the official language in the united states. it isn't. it is universal but not compulsory. her comment was made in english and is a reversal from her previous position where she voted in favor of a 2007 english-language amendment. of next. democrat on the senate intelligence committee, senator mark warner is tasked with a lawyer a russian oligarch and christopher steele, x and i 6 and that fraudulent dossier and the relationship the committee republicans were aware of. we have that with our a-list panel. stay with us through this quick break and we hope you will as well, you'll love what is next, stay with us. no more lugging your clubs through the airport or risk having your clubs lost or damaged by the airlines. sending your own clubs ahead with shipsticks.com makes it fast & easy to get to your golf destination. with just a few clicks or a phone call, we'll pick up and deliver your clubs on-time, guaranteed, for as low as $39.99. shipsticks.com saves you time and money. make it simple. make it ship sticks. it's a masterstroke

standby if they're needed later on now the concern is for the from the standpoint of health officials in the united states is the asymptomatic spread of this virus in other words those that don't have any exhibited symptoms can still pass the virus on to another person and as a result draconian containment measures have been taken are taking place and that is that there will be an unforced quarantine of 14 days for these passengers that have just arrived in the u.s. so you have to remember they've already been in isolation for 2 weeks now the clock starts ticking for another 2 weeks bring it to a total of one month that these passengers will be separated from the rest of society. chinese authorities have detained a prominent rights activist who criticized president things handling of the corona virus outbreak xu zhiyong that was arrested on saturday night in the southern city of going to he is a legal scholar and long time activist for judicial reform earlier this month to publish the lessing which called on china's president to resign citing the coronavirus crisis in the mishandling of the whole call pro

english is not the official language of the united states. and in some parts of the united states like pennsylvania, they could just as well have made german the official language. ohio, veryof eastern czech. all of a sudden being seen speaking german, those become suspect behaviors. the suspicion that we have for people who are not like us, who may be genetically defective, racially defective, colonial he defective. that muscle can easily be routed to a new cause. 1914 is that it becomes downright dangerous being german, being suspected of and doing,n consuming, celebrating things however broadly german. my favorite example of this is actually this set of images. we get reports in the united states and moscow of people going out on the streets with baseball bats counting to death little doc sent dogs because now they represent the kaiser. homicidal had two toxins. kill't know how they could that many animals, but they did. that little tiny thing becomes an emblem of all that is wrong with germany. even their animals are murderers. in your way

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he's now heading up match officials in the united states, who were one of the first places to adopt var ago. he's confident the gremlins we're seeing in the premier league this season will be ironed out. i'm a big advocate and a fan of the ar. as a wrestler referee i'm glad. “ asa ar. as a wrestler referee i'm glad. —— as a referee. we will look back in years to come. ultimately it was the right decision. what has to improve in terms of fans experience, because when watching tv, it's a com pletely because when watching tv, it's a completely different thing when you know what's going on. as a fan in the stadium, it's terrible. it is something that's in our thoughts as well. it's at least comparable to that, getting to what you're watching at home. we keep trying to make sure we are sending out the information that the fans need, such as messages of what is being reviewed. we also shared the difference in angle which is sent to the referee to look at on the screen. hopefully it will show why the on—field decision was originally made was made. it's something we are continuing to look at. w

united states i would suspect. absolutely right and they're already doing it the european union and the united states officials are talking not very loudly we're not hearing a lot coming out of those talks but they are on going but you know chris there's a problem with this too because the w t o the world trade organization is completely left out of the game here this is the institution that was created 25 years ago to exactly help us create fair conditions in global trade but the americans have completely shunned the w t o if not you know made completely ineffective and that is something that people most people here in germany i would say in the financial words do not like and meanwhile germany's blue chips index dax is trading at a record high how does that fit in. well it's the bet on continuously low interest rates that keeps the prices stock prices up. today if the chinese central bank low its lowered its most important interest rate the loan prime rate and last night the u.s. fed the federal reserve released the minutes of the last fed meeting that indicate that we and the financial markets can hope for no c

. [♪] trish: top democrat candidates don't want english to be the official language of the united states up this man, a socialist who thinks we should open our borders and offer free healthcare and free education to everyone. they are holding him up as a moderate. this former south bend, indiana mayor. attacks anyone who thinks english should be the official language of the united states for fear it might make

united states. the outbreak is being contained so far. current health officialsnited states, the question is, will the president be making even more decisions to bolster the cdc in their testing of the coronavirus? we have 426 cases only at the cdc tested. will more money go to the cdc for testing, edward? quick reaction in. reporter: that's yes. there will be more money. $1.2 billion will be diverted to testing as well to make the vaccine once they get it going. liz: to your point, edward, decision making, tough choices now, this is what this is about. testing isolating, screening, blocking, quarantining, will we hear the president touch on that tonight? reporter: if the president does not touch own that, clearly folks in the room will touch on it. secretary azar and part of task force could mention things related to that. cdc preparedness fund is out of money that has been spent or obligated. the reason the administration is going to try to getth done as we await the president. liz: here on evening edit we're hearing countries shutting their land borders. why i

. [♪] trish: top democrat candidates don't want english to be the official language of the united statesecause it might make immigrants feel bad. left is attempting to hold up this man, a socialist who thinks we should open our borders and offer free healthcare and free education to everyone. they are holding him up as a moderate. this former south bend, indiana mayor. attacks anyone who thinks english should be the official language of the united states for fear it might make immigrants feel bad. hello. we live in the united states. british settlers founded the first colony in north america and this guy said this. >> you voted to make english the national language. do you know what message it sends in a multilingual state as nevada. they are as american as we are. [speaking spanish] trish: seriously? he's attacking her for having voted for making english the official language. and she backtracked on her vote. what alternative universe do they live in. when i go to colombia or mexico, i speak spanish. when i go to italy, i speak italian, and when i'm in germany, i speak german. would i e

in this possibility of rate cuts for not only the united states, but japan and other economies around the world. nada: wssamira, thank you so mu. officials here in the united states have been scrambling to discern how to address the prosct of a significant outbreak across the country. in california, the govhanor has saidmore than 8400 people are being monitored for the virus, despite the state only having about 200esting kits. i have been speaking to a congressman from california who is a trained physician that previously served as the chief medical officer of sacramento county. this really hits close to home for you, because one of the patients who actually contracted coronavirus from an unknown origin is in, solano count far from sacramento. do we have of it on how exactly-- any updat on how exactly the patient contracted ronavirus? >> we don't. this appears to be the first cahe of a transmission where person wasn't traveling and in s not known to have contacted someone who has coronavirus. this is going to sta f happening moquently. we have seen that in china and elsewhere. again, we don't have any specific contact here. it is a littl

states. lucas tomlinson has more from washington. >> reporter: government officials across the united states navirus test kits in the hands of state and local health officials to help with early detection. but doctors say the centers for disease control could take up to seven days to provide results. >> currently, we have to package the tests, get them sent overnight air, mail, to the cdc in atlanta and then several days for them to run the testing and get the results back. >> reporter: an international team from the world health organization is going to china next week. you it will not include americans. a member president trump's coronavirus task force accused china of not being honest. >> i think there are clearly more infections there than we are seeing being reported. the thing we would really like to do and we've been asking this for some time, is become part of the who team that goes to china. thus far, we've not been able to do that. >> reporter: friday, president trump praised china's efforts to combat the virus. >> i had a very good talk with president xi and we talked about -- most

state—owned carrier middle east airlines. lebanon is in the middle of a financial crisis. more than 1,000 former justice department officials in the unitedg for attorney general william barr to resign. they're accusing him of interfering in the sentencing of president trump's friend and ally roger stone who was convicted last year of lying to congress. mr trump criticised the recommendation as ‘horrible and very unfair'. officials in australia say a benefit concert for people affected by the recent bushfires has raised millions of dollars. thousands of people attended the event in sydney, with olivia newton—john, 5 seconds of summer and alice cooper among those performing. us singer adam lambert joined queen to reprise the band's legendary 22—minute 1985 live aid set. let's turn to the annual carnival in the italian city of then s. —— venice. the festivities got off to a flying start on sunday as a young venetian performed the flight of the angel. she glided her way into st mark's square as people paraded the city's streets in costume. the carnival season lasts about two weeks. let's get more on our main story, and us citizens have been

russian support and at this point we have russian officials stepping up and saying all of this is simply false this is simply paranoia from the united states as russia is not trying to interfere in the electoral process of the united states take a listen to what was said by russian officials which these are just the usual paranoid claims which unfortunately we will be hearing more about as the u.s. election some pro-choice of course have nothing to do with the truth. in 2016 the election that took place in the united states and its aftermath were filled with allegations of russian involvement russian meddling in russian collusion many of these allegations were debunked in the aftermath of the election and the aftermath of the investigations regardless it seems that as the 2020 election set for november approaches allegations about russia's involvement are continuing to surface in new forms. this monday marks the thought of a historic extradition hearing in london which will decide whether the founder of wiki leaks julian a song just handed over to the united states the whistleblower whose count in belmarsh prison is wanted in the u.s. on e

let's get some of the day's other news: more than 1,000 former justice department officials in the united statesral william barr to resign. they're accusing him of interfering in the sentencing of president trump's friend and ally, roger stone, who was convicted last year of lying to congress. mr trump criticised the recommendation as "horrible and very unfair". the first step of a partial truce between the afghan taliban and the united states could start as soon as this week. talks on the deal, which would begin with a 7—day reduction in violence, have been taking place at the munich security conference in germany. the uk's biggest airport, heathrow, has apologised for disruption to flights, after a computer breakdown meant flight information boards and check in terminals unable to function. staff used whiteboards with handwritten details — one passenger said it had created utter chaos. the airport says the issue is now resolved. in 2002, more than 200 people from around the world were killed in bombings on the holiday island of bali. the string of attacks was carried out by a local militant gr

national security advisory aided officials on threats faceing the united states and commented on the impeachment trial against president trump. >> happy wednesday. halfway through the week.

consulate in switzerland, which had a secure channel to the united states and once that message got officialsstate blocked it from being received. it seemed to fantastic. another thought that it was a rumor. "i can't see why they would put this in a telegram. the news of the extermination plan eventually made it through. by that point, ross mcclellan had escaped from southern france and switzerland and the americans who were left behind were arrested and interned in germany. year afteran a november 1942, as more information trickled out of europe, the state department publico quell any pressure for our rescue action. full-pageplaced newspaper ads condemning roosevelt, the state department, calling on the u.s. to do something. in october, 19 43, hundreds of orthodox bribery -- orthodox rabbis marched on the capital. more could have been done. at this point in the story, a group of treasury department lawyers, most of them in their 30's inter-. the most unlikely heroes. they had spent the fall of 1943 frustrated with delays approving aid money that was to go to jews in france and romania. while

allowing scientists or doctors to speak freely to anyone outside of china, especially officials in the united states government. that's why we've seen the numbers to spike and strange unpredictable patterns. they are not newly discovered cases, they're newly disclosed cases because china is carefully managing the flow of information about this viefrs >> you call someone who floats conspiracy theories, because you questioned the comments of the -- the justification they gave about how this all started. and you mentioned the fact that there's a level 4 lab in the wuhan province where it's thought to have biological weapons, capability of production. any new thoughts on that? . >> we know it didn't start in the wuhan food park. that was the original story. it's only highly possible to ask where it did start. it says it was approximate imtally given, the proximity to the food market that it's only reasonable to ask the chinese party to be open and transparent about the research they're conducting and the safety protocols and practices they have in place. until china provides the evidence, we cannot know

officials briefed the press. divergentn this rhetoric. president trump says it's ok, it's contained outside the united states and health officials did not agreehat seems to be against what he laid out last night. >> it was a mixed performance on that front. the president finally acknowledged that there is a possibility of it spreading in the united states and further public health measures might be necessary but continuing to say the spread was not inevitable and the risk to americans was still low, contradicting himself and his health officials even has he tried to strike a slightly different tone. immediately following the press conference, the first immediate challenge to his statement that we are totally prepared, the first case of the virus that doesn't have a known origin. if you have one case, you're likely to have more and it highlights that we have been slow to test people and until we start to ramp that up, we will have a hard time knowing how many people have the virus and whether it will spread in the united states. >> we have the world health organization saying it's not a pandemic yet but in terms of what they watch, was the tip

health officials warn of a likely coronavirus pandemic they expect to erupt here in the united statese our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> with u.s. intelligence now showing that russia is once again working to interfere in the 2020 el

. >> stephen: the chief law enforcement official in the united states. >> that's a slight mistake therefficer of the country. >> stephen: right, exactly. >> the chief law enforcement official of the country is the attorney general of the united states. >> stephen: another now as somebody who worked at the d.o.j. >> di. >> stephen: what do you make of the president's characterization of the justice department, and calling into question the validity of the prosecution of roger stone? >> well, roger stone's guilty. but -- >> stephen: as the day is long. the president is now questioning whether that was a valid trial. >> i think there are-- i think there are people, like in the justice department, like in anyplace else, that are good folks and there are some bad folks. but i will tell you that the predominant people they worked with in the justice department were good people trying to do their job the best way they could. and, you know, what i think everybody has to remember here is that this is not the department of prosecution. it's the department of justice. and we're supposed to make su

now they are all facing more time in isolation as the officials are fighting to keep the outbreak from spreading near the united states. i'm wolf blitzer, and this is a special "situation room" report. >>> tonight, a white house official is elling cnn that president trump has confidence in the attorney general bill barr despite the rapidly calling calls from the former justice department officials for barr's resignation. more than 2,000 have now signed a letter saying that he should step kodown over the controversl association with the socials of trump, michael flynn and roger stone. and we are also following the battle for nevada, and choosing the next winner of the democratic race. early voting is now under way with more than 26,000 ball lots cast so far. we will talk about that and more with senator ben cardin of the foreign relations committee. and our correspondents and analysts are also standing by. >>> first, straight to the white house. our chief white house correspondent jim acosta is joining us. jim, sharp criticism of the attorney general's actions. >> that is right, wolf. on this presidents' day, the presi

be applying from here on out for immigrant visas to the united states with a few exceptions will have those pieces denied no administration officials are saying they're trying to avoid the situation in 2017 and that so-called muslim ban on those 7 come predominantly muslim countries where they were coming to the united states airports being detained held sent back to their countries and all sorts of confusion and hearty for many families the department of justice department homeland security saying they are specifically trying to avoid that by making this a little bit more clear however the big question is when this goes into effect which is february 22nd how will it actually play out at airports in reality and that's a big question the watch to wait and see as strikes on opposition held territory in northern syria forcing hundreds of thousands of people to flee to the turkish border at least 21 civilians have been killed in government attacks backed by russia in recent days for him mohammed reports. there's only rubble and de brézé left off the days of strikes by syrian forces backed by russian airpower the target the northern syr

.>> reporter: world health officials are scrambling to contain the deadly coronavirus outbreak. this is a tomato growing war of words between china and united statesmore than 60,000 people have been infected. the vast majority are in china. straight containment protocols are now in place. some united states officials are accusing the chinese government of a lack of transparency. they are suggesting that beijing is not cooperating enough with the international community. the world health organization is pushing back on those claims. >> the major scientific organization is called the china cdc. i went to where they got the idea? science is collaborative. they got on with it. >> reporter: the who says there is no indication that the virus is spreading rapidly outside of china. there have been more than a dozen confirmed cases in the united states, prompting the cdc to step up their testing and vaccine research. hundreds of americans, evacuated from china remain under federal quarantine. they are saying, they understand the need for containment. >> we are doing the best we can, we want to make sure we are okay and not caring a virus out. >> reporter: