i asked their teacher, dorothy, she's excited to be on national tv but trying to keep it real for thes. i asked her how do you pick out what you'll wear when you're going to be on morning national tv? > i wanted to make it familiar with the kids. i always tell them, it's not a show we do. this is our every-day. we just -- the world just now wants to see it. i picked an outfit that they see me wear all the time. they're not too nervous today. >> so the kids are here for the shoot. they got up very early for second graders, it's for east coast time. dorothy thinks they understand how widespread their message is. she got a map out and she showed them people as far as way as africa saw the video and reacted to it. now people across the country will be seeing them on "good morning america." let me whisper this part. we are hearing our friends at "gma" have a surprise for them. stay with us as we cover their big tv moment. we will be here for it. you know you'll see it later on "good morning america." reporting live in pittsburg, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> i love those children. amy, you

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here's our behind-the-scenes look of their big moment on national tv. they appeared on "good morning america." they wrapped the shoot about 30 minutes ago. they had to be live for the east coast. they tell me they were nervous but excited and happy to broadcast their version of a lizzo song about positive energy. i asked their teacher how they felt about being on national tv. >> i always tell them they're famous. when i say that, it's just their parents watching their videos. i showed them who was watching the videos. they were like, my goodness, this is big. the >> here is a sneak peek of their appearance. the kids say they want the world to know that their classroom is like a family and that they support each other. a nice, positive image we could all use in our own daily lives. nour th now they have a school day ahead of them, a full day. these 7-year-olds are ready for it. they say they think it's worth it even though some of their alarms went off at 3:45 this morning. you will want to watch them on "good morning america" after our newscast. there is

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on national television. do we all forget just a few short weeks ago that adam schiff went on national tv repeatedly making the claim that the intelligence committee would hear from the whistleblower, that he would stand up to the president to make sure the whistleblower came forward. we learned later that they met with the whistleblower and adam schiff decides the whistleblower should not come through. he claims not to know who this person is. he will stop people from answering because a parent see -- apparently he knows the name of the whistleblower because he thinks they might say the name. i think there is more to get done. the democrats promised they would be different. he promised they would govern. we found out from the very first day of swearing in, that their true goal was to impeach the president. they kept that promise to themselves and broke the other promise to america. we can do better. open it up for questions? >> on monday, the president tweeted that he would strongly consider testifying on the ukraine controversy. democrats were quick to call this a deflection. have you spoken to the president

. >>> a lot of excitement across the bay area, as the raiders beat the chargers on national tv. but the fans at the coliseum were not just cheering for the players. they were cheering for a hero. you hear it there. the raider nation roaring for john o'connor. o'connor is the b.a.r.t. employee who saved a man who fell on the track last weekend at the coliseum station. >> somebody is about to die, take action. put your phone away. don't break that out. do something. >> well said. as for the game, wow. jon gruden celebrating in the black hole. you see it there. we'll have highlights and hear from gruden and derek carr, later in this newscast. >>> coming up in 60 seconds, cops call it the biggest taker of cell phones. did they rip yours off? we investigate a million-dollar worldwide phone scheme. >>> and a wn the peninsula. the four-legged guest that was spotted in someone's backyard. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. we have the typical fog at the post line. but i'm tracking some areas that could become dense. the morning forecast to get you ready in about seven minutes. is

if you are watching on national television tonight, it will look like an old-time matchup. that is what the folks on national tv about and what they will see. one person who is not a big fan of thursday night football and that is jon gruden. >> i hate i don't believe in this thursday football. i'm not going to be on my soapbox any more than that. it hurts us. it hurts both teams. we take a lot of pride in getting our guys ready to play. we need a little time to do that. but a lot of people disagree with me obviously. it will be a challenge. >> coach gruden said congrats on the win and i'll get over it. you get the emotions of a 4-1 stopped in front of your home crowd and 10 minutes later it doesn't matter. we lost to them twice last year. we need to get this win. we need to make sure we handle this and take care of it. >> reporter: is mattering right now is a section of the chargers players just came out. it is what you would expect from the oakland crowd. what was surprising there is you don't often hear the kind of candor that we just heard by jon gruden. you and i talked about this. you can't talk about play

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democrats who voted for impeaching but everything we are through now as a child molester, gets on national tv, mimics people with disabilities, if you can support , what kind ofthat america are you? if you support somebody like that, not only is he not fit to the president, you are not fit to be an american. thank you. said is whatt you you hear from the president's critics all the time, every day. i think it is safe to predict -- every president changes the culture in some way, not necessarily by the policies they pursue but by the personality that they present to the public. approach totrump's discourse will change the culture for some time. it will change probably what our children believe is appropriate. that having been said, we are talking today about the bill clinton impeachment -- there was plenty of evidence that mr. clinton's behavior did likewise. that his behavior changed what children t >> what children thought was appropriate in terms of dealing with a thought was or could be viewed as honest, so i would just see thatf this is the nate of the presidency. the presence of both par

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the internet hero card chugging coffee on national tv. ♪ i am a simple man ♪ >> did either of you havee of quid pro quo? >> i did not. >> any evidence of bribery? >> no, ma'am. >> any evidence of treason? >> no, ma'am. heather: tim morrison and kurt volcker blowing holes in the impeachment case as the second week of hearings kick off on the hill. are the left app store witnesses exposing major flaws in the investigation? here to react, thank you for so much for joining us, we appreciate it after a very long day of testimony. what did you think overall? >> i thought it was interesting because the message of impeachment is not making it through. what we need, what the country would need in order to get behind impeach and removing donald trump would be clear and convincing evidence of a crime. some criminal scheme or act. i don't think a single witness including those who don't like the president's foreign-policy, i don't think a single witness provided that evidence of a crime. >> it just continues from republicans hammering home the point. >> when he became aware military assistance, yo

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last month on national tv mulvaney confirmed the quid pro quo. hours later he denied it. >>> now, breaking overnight, mexican authorities say a suspect has been arrested in the massacre of nine members of a mormon family who were traveling on the mexican side of the southern u.s. border. officials say the suspect had several assault rifles and was hoelgd two hostages who were bound and gagged. >>> children who survived the ambush were taken to hospitals in arizona. heart wrenching new details. the victims included three mothers and six children age 1/2, 11, 10, 2, and 8-month-old twins. the survivor's story just as harrowing. the 13-year-old boy unharmed in the attack walked 13 miles to get help after hiding his family in the history. cnn's matt rivers has more from mexico city. >> this is a country that has seen on average nearly every day nearly 100 people murdered and yet this massacre of nine people in northwest mexico has really shocked this country. here's what we know so far. the people come from a community of people who are generally mor

her the answer, they know she will hate, that is what you do, you are put on lights and news on national tv, you say, yeah, sure, show me the evidence and i will vote anyway. kennedy: a group of people, they have been lied to by mainstream media for a long time, they bought into a lot of what they were selling, it has not panned out that is where the level of skepticism comes. >> but it is so unhealthy in terms of dialogue, like universal health care and how to solve our debt crises. >> by not having yef healthcare. >> i win, i win. >> that is not a serious question that is unhealthy for a dialogue. kennedy: sheehan it is pa -- anticipated the answer. >> i have a snapy answer, in new york, most knick fans' someone to shoot them in middle of fifth avenue, they are like where has this b guy been my whole life. the reason is works, set aside bigotry and all things that people leak t like too push in y politics he has an aspirational message that is pro america. peal walk likpeople would like r something not against it. kennedy: he does a lot of stuff that i don't like, but he is good at they s

. >> initial reports suggest abc made a bundle on ellen's highly-publicized outing on national tv lastt was accompanied by coming out parties all across the country, including one in birmingham, alabama where the local abc station refused to broadcast the show. >> she did a great thing. she was brave. >> i made the decision that i wasn't going to live my life as a lie anymore. i was, i belong with everybody else. and that's what i finally did. >> we used to say ellen opened the door, and we knocked it down. ♪ i love my mister ♪ tell me lazy ♪ tell me slow ♪ tell me i'm crazy ♪ maybe i know ♪ can't help lovin' that man of mine ♪ ♪ >> i'm gay! >> "will & grace" was a great show in helping a mainstream straight community connect to the gay community. >> i think i can fix this thing with your landlord, but it might get a little ugly. >> play "hardball," baby. throw low and inside. he's crowdin' the plate -- >> sports. you're lossi you're losin' me. >> i figured 25% of the country wouldn't watch the show, just based on the fact that we had two gay men on it. but if we could make-believe tha

. >> senator tom cotton recently made a comment on national tv that marches with a noticed, and it surprised me as well that china did not feed itself. would you just comment on the significance of that, maybe give us some insight? >> the question was, senator cotton mention china cannot feed itself and what are the implications of that. the senator is right, and the senator is especially right now the pig population in china has been decimated by the african swine flu. pork being the primary meat of chinese consumers. the chinese need to buy pork because they don't come they're not able to raise enough themselves because they lost what, 50% of the pig herd. that was what a week ago, china revealed additional tariffs on american pork. and people were saying this is a goodwill gesture towards the trump administration. no, it's not. these guys need to buy pork, and one of the political problems right now in china is not a mean and nasty the communist party is, which it should be, but one of the main political problems for the party is the price of food staples, especially the price of pork. so

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it's cool to be on national tv but i think it's special and the whole league gets to watch too. >> we'llhing monday night football and levis will be rocking. that is the shark tank. this is a live look in san jose, the sharks hoping to turn their season around. the puck drops in 35 minutes from now. >> all right. it's going to be a nice week. >> yes. i think you guys aring go to love this weekend. >> we are? >> are we anywhere near the weekend? oh, my goodness. >> and monday night football at levi's. >> friday night lights? saturday, sunday -- once he hit saturday and sun, monday night football, 70s. >> you didn't tell me it's the weekend. >> good psl weather? >> yes, pumpkin spice latte. >> thanks for watching. have a great night. at at&t we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet. we've created access from at&t california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits. may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate o

i did not cuss at the reagan library, i am still waiting for the evidence, on national tv, the american people, that he had seen -- didn't work out so well but no accountability on that side. there is a double standard, not covered heavily in the book as well but when -- 30 hours of testimony in front of the house, the senate and all those things, kind of good material and after failing and flailing away for 3 years spending $40 million of american taxpayer money hiring 19 hillary clinton donors because obviously they had no bias. 7 of them were like the celebration that never happened and break the glass ceiling and i don't know. minor details but i'm sure they were being very objective in their prosecution. they went with their trump card. we are going to put robert mueller on the stand and i remember within 30 seconds i'm on twitter, somebody please ask him if he has actually report that bears his name. i got a little bit of the trump charisma for thumbs. and so the this whole set up you realized it was all a sham. he was there not because he was a great prosecutor or he was going to

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. >> craig and mahud, appreciate you coming on national tv and sharing your story.justice is served for you. thank you, gentlemen, very much. >> thank you. >>> shifting stories, abuse of emails and only day two of roger stone's political trial. political operative and long-time friend of president trump is accused of obstructing justice. i understand a key witness here has just taken the stand? >> yeah, the witness -- you talk about witness tampering. this is the guy that the government says roger stone tampered with, tried to intimidate him in not cooperating with congressional investigators. he went before members of congress and gave testimony about contacts with roger stone, about contacts with wikileaks and roger stone tried to prevent him from going forward and cooperating. and so that is why he is taking the stand. there's several extensive text messages of roger stone essentially what the government is arguing, threatening him, cursing at him. using all sorts of vile language to try to prevent him from testifying. at one point telling randy stonewall. plead

the first public hearings going live on national tv. urs of testimony and this is just day one. >> today new revelations about president trump's back channel dealing with ukraine. republicans say there is nothing that justifies impeachment. janelle wang joins us on this show down. >> raj and jessica, this is the first public impeachment hearing in 20 years, today televised testimony beginning today with democrats and republicans trading barbs over whether president trump acted in the nation's interests or for his own personal gain. lights, cameras, action. the house intelligence committee gavels in the first public impeachment hearing against president trump. democrats laying out their case that the president abused his power by pressuring the ukraine for his own political gains. >> the matter is as simple and as terrible as that. whoeporter: while republicans process. >> what we will witness today is a televised theatrical performance. >> reporter: the first open testimony comes from two career diplomats, including william ambassador to

it played out on national tv. 's no surprise to the people of new mexico, that the cartel is essentially ruling on running the economy there. the mexican president, he is full of leftist garbage talk about peace with the cartels, ending the drug war. they know now they are in control per "the wall street journal" writes this. "the dea should be able to find out the identities and locations of those who ordered or carried out mondays murders, and ensuring their demise would be a signal that u.s. justice has a long reach. a u.s. military operation cannot be ruled out." >> harris: the president tweeted yesterday that with the help of the united states mexico could fight a war against the drug cartel. officials have been telling me ever since, "yes, absolutely, but we are already out more." >> dagen: we already supply them with a income security, intelligence, and police cooperation. five and they dismissed the president's offer , by the way. >> harris: we will move on. joe biden and elizabeth warren going out as tensi

. >> initial report suggests abc made a bundle on ellen's highly publicized outing on national tv lastparties all around the country, including one in birmingham, alabama, where the local abc station refused to broadcast the show. >> she did a great thing. she was brave. >> i made the decision that i wasn't going to live my life as a lie anymore. i was -- i belong with everybody else. and that's what i finally did. >> we used to say ellen opened the door and we knocked it down. ♪ listen sister, i love my mister man ♪ ♪ tell me lazy tell me so ♪ tell me i'm crazy maybe i know ♪ ♪ can't help loving that man of mine ♪ >> take it, jackie! >> and pas de bouree, pas de bouree, i'm gay! >> "will & grace" was a great show in sort of helping a mainstream straight community connect to the gay community. >> i think i can fix this thing with your landlord but might get a little ugly. >> play hardball, baby. throw low and inside. he's crowding the plate and we've got to -- >> grace, sports, you're losing me. >> i figured 25% of the country wouldn't watch the show just based on the fact that we had

as you as an american, can support somebody that supports the child molester and gets on national tv and mimic people with disabilities, if you can support somebody like that, what kind of american are you. if you support somebody like that, not only is he not fit to be president, you are not fit to be an american. thank you. >> so what you said betsy, is what you hear from the president's critics all of the time everyday. i say it is safe to predict that every present changes the culture in some way by their not necessarily salad by the policies they pursue brought by the personality they present to the public. and surely mr. trump his approach to discourse, is going rsto change the culture for some time. twenty change probably the way our children with twitter children believe believe is appropriate. that having been said, were talking today about the impeachment and there was plenty of evidence mr. clinton's behavior did likewise. and his behavior change what children thought was appropriate in terms of dealing with their sexual things and what could be view as honest. so i would

show it on national tv, but most importantly, give a fair trial of trump and give him the due processs been denied the last several years. >> tucker: interesting to see if the republican senate is capable of that. they would have to want to stand up for themselves. but maybe they've changed. i don't know. we'll see. go ahead. >> it concerns me a little bit. i don't trust of the pierre delectos in the senate, but mitch mcconnell has two goals: he wants to be the longest-serving majority leader in senate history, meaning has to win next fall and keep the majority, and he wants to reshape the federal judiciary. the only guy giving him the judges he really, really wants, donald trump. he wants trump to get through this because he needs them to keep the majority. >> tucker: i think it's a very fair point. ned ryun, good to see you tonight. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: there's a lot a lot going on, but we want to note an anniversary for the three years ago tonight, november 14, 2016, virt show launched. donald trump had been elected just days before, the most unlikely president in american

the other coaches and players in the league, which it is always cool to be on national tv for the wholeut i think it is special when the whole league gets to watch it too. >> it is fun. a good atmosphere. levi's was rocking when so i wouldn't expect anything else. the faithful will be there are those who will say that you're: too fat. too skinny. too hard. too soft. too old. too much. too unexpected. too limited. and to them we say too bad. >>> right now at 6:30, it was one year ago tonight that fire raced through the town of paradise. the beginning of what would be the deadliest fire if state history. this evening survivors are reuniting. as you could imagine recovery has been slow and painful for a lot of people. >> but the rebuilding effort is gaining steam with every passing day. nbc bay area's melissa colorado is in paradise where hundreds have gathered to remember the tragedy and to bond together and offer hope for w ahead melissa. >> reporter: absolutely. we're here at the paradise alliance church and you could see hundreds of past and present paradise residents are here to celeb

>> i have some reluctance to say this on national tv. >> julie: well, go for it. >> i'm going to go for it, julie. when joe biden was a child in school, he had a problem with a study. it is something he has fought his whole life. he doesn't like to talk about it now, but i think that is some of what we are seeing with some of these stumbles on the debate stage. he is so much better on a one-on-one setting. when he's up there, i think it's some of that old -- the old tapes, some of the old bullying he used to get when he was a child is coming back. >> julie: something else that's a little concern if you are bernie sanders is the fact that this report -- although obama hasn't come from this and says he will back any democratic is in a nation -- behind closed doors apparently he is saying that if bernie were to rise in the polls that he would come out and speak out against bernie sanders. do you think you would actually do that? >> i really hope for the party's sake that he does not. because the dnc has been really struggling ever since 2016 to get rid of the notion and combat this notion

he went on national tv today and claimee is the victim of a conspiracy by police and prosecutors. >>let the light wind. i wilcontinue to lead the country according to the law exactly as written. i will continueo lead the country with responsibility with law and for justice, we need to do one thing. we need at last to investigate the investigators. stephanie: some of netanyahu's political rivals called for his resignation. we will take a closer look at israel's political crisis after the news summary. president trump insisted today that the u.s. navy will not kick a navy seal out of the elite fourth. chief petty officer edward gallagher has been at the center of a push and pull between the president at the navy. villagher was ced by a military court of posing with a captive'sps cand demoted, but last week the president restored his rank. the navy reacted saying it will review gallagher's status. now the c presidentld decide to halt the review. in iraq, security forces killed at least eight more people in antigovernment protest in badad and some of the deadliest clashes yet. medical wo

. >> the fact that our secretary of state was on national -- tv show and to call an election in thiswoman with all due respect to her is not exactly rock solid as it come to following the letter of the law. she's currently under investigation for misuse of voter files. >> democrat andy bashir acted as if winning bay thin major season still winning and team proceeding with transition preparing budget preparing to take office. last night the election ended. it ended and time to move forward with a smooth transition that we are here to do so that we can do the people's business. >> with numbers that we have right before rekansassing 1.4 billion and ?rit is 5100. back fog you. >> mike thank you so much. all eye on the swing states. they will help determine 2020, three of those states pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin did help trump to victory in 2016 now trump was the the first republican to win wisconsin since reagan in 1984. and the polls there show voters not hot -- not hot on impeachment or elizabeth warren in wisconsin with more. connell. >> all right liz good to see you from third

it's cool to be on national tv for the whole world and stuff.eah, it will be fun. it will be a good atmosphere. lee vie's was rocking last time. i wouldn't expect anything less. the faith willful be loud. >> more from jimmy in a moment. >>> the niners may have a new kicker on monday night. robbie gold has a strained quad. rookie chase mclaughlin has been signed. he hit on six of nine field goal attempts with the chargers this season before he was released. gold has been shaky, converting 13 of 20. >> 8-0. how does that feel? >> feels great, baby. >> the comment that sent twitter into a frenzy explained today. jimmy garoppolo got some people upset with the baby line there. jimmy g. says baby is a word he uses all the time. >> i didn't expect it to blow up like that. it it type of thing. but, yeah, i was excited. 8-0, baby. i say baby like 500 times during the game to my teammates and stuff. it wasn't like that. >> you can find a million videos with him saying baby by the way if you want to spend your time doing that. >>> the raiders playing the c

i really appreciate them coming on national tv and saying all of that and saying that they are overwhelmedrmation and all of the candidates. and of course nobody has the time and bandwidth to be able to look up information about them. soy they look forward to it being played out and whittled down. >> and crystal getting a lot of press for saying he could shoot someone on 5th avenue and she wouldn't care. he has her. but he needs more people than her. he needs to expand. it'll be interesting to see if he can. >>> republicans have publicly maintained their support for president trump during the impeachment investigation. but what about in private? we're going to speak with one democratic senator about what he's hearing behind the scenes next. you've tried so many moisturizers... but one blows them all out of the water. hydro boost with hyaluronic acid to plump skin cells so it bounces back... neutrogena® and for body... hydro boost body gel cream. so it bounces back... wat t. rowe price, hundreds of our experts go beyond the numbers to examine investment opportunities firsthand. like a biote

white house is a small place, and you're going to have someone there who was just, you know, on national tv quote, a star witness for someone who wants to impeach a president. and to go back and work in that office is going to be a very uncomfortable and everybody to be involved with, not just those people. so i think if you really are concerned about a working, functioning operation at that white house, you would probably move some people out who are going to be a detriment to that. >> but none of these people said they wanted the president to be impeached. i mean, in fact, like charge d'affaires taylor said, went out of his way to say, look, i'm not part of this discussion. i'm just here as a witness of fact. david? >> go ahead, david. >> i want to come back on this. anderson, i do think -- listen, i think they ought to be treated with graciousness. but i fef you're the president the united states and you've got people in your organization who have in effect become disaffected and have testified against you in some fashion, i don't think it's unreasonable for a president to sort of thing

the secretary of state has gone on national tv and suggested it was actually joe biden who was interfering in elections abroad. so he has become just a cog in the president's political machine. he has allowed the state department to become an appendage of the president's reelection he was. and that unfortunately will be a big part of the secretary's legacy. i wish that he would recognize that and change course. >> senator chris murphy, thanks as always. thanks for being with us today. >> thanks. >>> and coming up, kentucky blue. the trump-backed republican governor of the state, matt bevin, refusing to concede today as nbc calls his democratic rival the, quote, apparent winner of a very close race. steve kornacki at the big board coming up next. stay with us. big board coming up next stay with us high protein. low sugar. tastes great! high protein. low sugar. so good! high protein. low sugar. mmmm, birthday cake! pure protein. the best combination for every fitness routine. geico would like to take a moment to say thank you to our military service members at home and abroad for all their h

you're going to have someone there who is just, you know, on national tv as, quote, a star witness for someone who wants to impeach a president and to go back and work in that office is going to be a very uncomfortable and difficult thing for everybody to be involved with not just those people. if you are really concerned about a working, functioning operation at that white house you would probably move some people out that are going to be a detriment to that. >> none of these people said they wanted the president to be impeached. in fact, taylor went out of his way to say, look, i'm not part of this discussion. i'm just here as a witness of fact. david? >> i want to come back on this. if you're the president of the united states and you have people in your organization who in effect have become disaffected and have, you know, testified against you in some fashion, i don't think it's unreasonable for a president to sort of think that's not a great team player on my particular team. you know? i just think they were loaned over to the white house. i think they are extremely brave. i thin

the witnesses, to the kiev restaurant phone call, to mick mulvaney blurting out a confession on national tvirect evidence is there for everybody to see, but the defense right now seems to be no direct evidence. >> well, i think the president has boxed him in because he's saying it's perfect, that i think anyone with half a brain knows the call was not perfect. and it's not just the call. it is the meeting as well. right? but they're boxed in. they can't say which would -- i think this may be all over if they said the president did something inappropriate but it's not impeachable, it doesn't warrant being removed from office. >> he won't let him say that. because it was perfect. and he thinks he's perfect. but the danger that they have, the smoking cannon, is in the original transcript where the quid pro quo, the bribery was in biden's name was used by the president in that original thing, and all of rest of this is just corroborated, all of it. so it's right there. and think -- on august 24th nobody had ever heard of ike rein. here we are seven weeks later. and think about what we know. wha

march 22nd, democrats on this committee falsely declare on national tv that they have more than circumstantial evidence that the trump campaign colluded with russia. july 12th, an article of impeachment is filed against president trump and in the house of representatives. november 15th, democrats file additional articles of impeachment against president trump. as you see, this was just in president trump's first year in office. he was subjected to a coordinated smear operation designed to falsely portray him as a russian agent. as well as attempts to impeach him. this all occurred before this now infamous call with president zelensky. in 2018, the attacks continued. often from executive branch officials charged with implementing his policies. on february 2nd, 2018, intelligence committee republicans released a memo revealing that the fbi used fabrications steele dossier to get a warrant to spy on the trump campaign associate. september 5th, the "new york times" prints a column by an anonymous trump administration official who explains that he and other senior officials are, quote: working dili

i'm shocked he didn't just go all the way, and take the call while he was on national tv. ng illegal oh, hold on. let me take this oh good, yeah, yeah. the extortion? great. and the bribery? that's fantastic [ light laughter ] should we -- should we throw another crime in there maybe, like fraud all right. [ light laughter ] fantastic. all right. got to go, press conference. and then, today, the "ap" reported that a second u.s. official had also heard trump's call with sondland, and yet when trump was asked yesterday about that phone call he pretended he didn't know anything about it. >> there was one moment where ambassador bill taylor recounted a conversation that an aide of his overheard in which the aide says that he overheard you say to sondland, "how are things going with the proceeding with the investigations?" is that correct? and can you fill in some more -- >> i know nothing about that first time i've heard it >> do you recall having a conversation with sondland - >> i don't recall, no, not at all. not even a little bit. [ laughter ] >> seth: oh, not even a little

. >> woodruff: netanyahu has been s.prime minister for 10 ye he went on national tv today, and claimedhe is the victim of a cons by police and prosecutors. >> ( translated i won't let the lie win, i will continue to lead the country according to the law, exactly as writn, i will continue to lead the country with responsibility wi dedication. and for the rule of law and for justice, we ne to do one thing, we need at last to investigate the investigators. >> woodruff: some of netanyahu's political rivals called today for him ton. we'll take a closer look at israel's political crisis, after the news summary. president trump insisted today that a u.s. navy sea not be dismissed from the elite force for crimes i. edward gallagher was acquitted of murderi an islamic state militant, but convicted of posing with the corpse. he was demoted, but the the navy had announced a review of gallagher's status, but the president overruled that decision. in iraq, security forces killed at least eight more people in ti-government protests i baghdad, in some of the deadliest clashes yet. medical workers sai

democrats on this committee falsely declare on national tv that they have more than circumstantial evidence that the trump campaign colluded with russia. july 12th. an article of impeachment is filed against president trump and the house of representatives. november 15th, democrats file additional articles of impeachment against president trump. as you see, this was just in president trump's first year in office. he was subjected to a coordinated smear operation designed to falsely portray him as a russian agent. as well as attempts to impeach him. this all occurred before this now infamous call with president zelensky. in 2018, the attacks continued. often from executive branch officials charged with implementing his policies. on february 2nd, 2018, intelligence committee republicans release a memo revealing that the fbi used fabrications of the steel dossier to get a warrant to spy on the trump campaign associate. september 5th. the "new york times" prints a column by an anonymous trump administration official who explains that he and other senior officials are, quote, working diligently

march 22nd, democrats on this committee falsely declare on national tv that they have more than circumstantial evidence that the trump campaign colluded with russia. july 12th, an article of impeachment is filed against president trump and the house of representatives. november 15th, democrats file additional articles of impeachment against president trump. as you see, this was just in president trump's first year in office. he was subject to a coordinated spear operation designed to falsely portray him as a russian agent and attempts to impeach him. this all occurred before his now infamous call with president zelenskyy. in 2018, the attacks continued. often from executive branch officials charged with implementing the policies. rendz release a memo saying that fbi used fabrications and steel dossier to get a warrant to spy on a trump campaign associate. september 5th, "new york times" prints a column by an anonymous trump administration official who explains that he and other senior officials are working diligently from within to frustrate parts of trump's agenda. december 7 it, james comey

this way, i wonder if perhaszeremy corbyn had talked about it in the tens that you are now, live on national tvy for the chief rabbi to say what he has said today? the bottom line is that we have not been as good as we could be, we need to get better even today, we could do things better, we need to respond accordingly to the jewish community. it is not a cce pta ble jewish community. it is not acceptable that the jewish community does not feel the labour party is its natural home as a minority community. here we are on the launch ofa community. here we are on the launch of a race and faith manifesto, we wa nt to of a race and faith manifesto, we want to be the party that will absolutely eradicate discrimination, we are absolutely eradicate discrimination, we a re naturally absolutely eradicate discrimination, we are naturally the party that will stand against any discrimination that does not about people of this country to reach their full potential. let's talk specifically about your attempts to eradicate discrimination, the chief rabbi says the claim that labour has investigated every single

on national television. >> why are we not being allowed to hear from the hostages? why isn't there male coming out of that embassy in tehran? >> they were afraid my wife had been on national tv with the affairs and had accused to cia of withholding my mail. i don't think they realized how much they told me, they tell me for us so we had diplomatic relations with iran and that the hostages were an issue and the american people had not forgotten about the hostages, that our living conditions and mail was specifically an issue and that my wife had gone public and knowing my wife, my wife i presume was doing a fairly effective job and that is what was bothering them. >> to punish misses more field, to the iranians held back most of her husband's letters. and the 40 1:44 days only four got through to the states. >> there is a news blackout, they were telling us anything and we used to go out on fishing expeditions. the typical guards whose iq was not that high, we would say something off the wall like, so the american forces landed in --? >> they would say no, that's what we, heard know yeah you're just lying. >> no the american forces are still flying off. >> so we would send me

in the middle east. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> this is american history tv on c-span3 where each weekend we feature 48 hours of programs exploring our nation'sgo to c-span store.org to see what's new for american history tv and check out all of the c-span products. >>> from 1979 to 1981, 52 americans were held hostage in the u.s. embassy in tehran. next, the wilson center hosts a panel discussing how the iran hostage crisis has impacted u.s. foreign policy since then. >> good morning. welcome to the wilson center. my name is christian osterman, and i have the privilege to direct the history and public policy program here at the center. thank you for joining us today for this panel discussion on the 40th anniversary of the iran hostage crisis. on november 4, 1979, 52 american citizens were taken hostage by a crowd of

another thing about the ukraine -- the business he called, he admitted it on national tv, his chief oftaff had a speech saying there was a pretty quo.ble -- quid pro another thing is robert mueller. obstructions. i cannot understand why republicans don't want to believe that. i just have a gut feeling he is going to turn around and do something else. i understand you cannot indict a sitting president, but what about his children? they want to talk about the bidens. let that go. host: rosie from texas. this text message from a viewer in michigan, if donald trump is innocent, why doesn't he cooperate with the investigations? why doesn't he show his taxes. adam schiff is the chair, he is featured this morning in the style section of the washington post. script --f's toughest joining us from fort lauderdale, florida. democrats line. you.r: good morning to hasnnot understand what taken place with this impeachment. it is only damaging the democratic party. i don't think it is a popular decision and i don't think it makes sense for what they are impeaching this man for because he actually lai

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on national television. >> why are we not being allowed to hear from the hostages? why isn't there mail coming out of the embassy in tehran? >> they bragged my wife had been on national tvail. and i don't think they realized how much it told me. that we stillst had diplomatic relations with iran. and that the hostages were an issue, that the american people had not forgotten about the hostages, that our living conditions and mail was specifically an issue. and that my wife had a gone public. and knowing my wife, my wife, i presume, she was doing a fairly effective job. and that was what was bothering them. narrator: to punish mrs. moorefield, the iranians held back most of her husband's letters. in the 444 days, only four got through to the states. >> there is a news blackout, they were not telling us anything. we used to go on fishing expeditions with them. when you're, the typical guard would come in whose i.q. was not that high. we would just say something really off-the-wall like so, the american forces landed. the kid would say no. we would say that is what we heard. no, no. no, you are lying. no, the americans are still off the persian gulf. we would write it down