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she just said on national tv black americans compete for jobs against illegals? i'm a lawyer!a black lawyer. >> laura: entry-level jobs. >> come entry-level jobs? i'm a lawyer. i am teacher. i have a license. >> i said between 18 and 21. if you listen you would've heard what i said. >> laura: i think most people understand what candace was getting at. she wasn't saying people who are surgeons or lawyers or television commentators. they are competing at those jobs, but the jobs where you get your foot in the door. we all had those jobs and those jobs are more likely to be taken with people with lower skills. maybe english isn't their first language et cetera. let's talk about what the president said a month ago. this is interesting, and i'm curious to hear what you thought about this. the president was directing his comments to african-american voters and their tendency to vote democrat. watch. >> for decades, the democrats have taken african-american voters totally for granted. they have, they didn't do anything for you. we've done more for african-americans in three years the

landed 3:00 o'clock beirut time was six hours earlier in washington president eisenhower gets on national tv to explain why he sent marines into harm's way. one year before eisenhower laid out the eisenhower doctrine the first time the american president said to the american people and to the world the middle east is vital to america's national interest. no president had ever identified the middle east as vital. one crucial interest was oil but the birthplace of judaism and christianity and islam and in the context of the cold war the united states cannot allow atheist communism to take over the birthplace of the three great religions. eisenhower 1957 did not identify the defense of israel as a strategic vital interest of the united states no subsequent american president whatever look at it that way. on july 151958 with the marines coming ashore there were two explanations as to why they were there. he said that a coup in iraq the previous day the 14th of july was the most pro-western government in the middle east had been overthrown was a direct threat to america national interest so the g

what mindset do you have to be in to say this out loud on national tv and to believe that? well, anyone that turns a blind eye to behavior like this is providing him that right. five gop primaries have been cancelled. kansas, alaska, south carolina, arizona, nevada. gop republicans across the nation are locked in step to defend at any cost the bad actions and illegal actions of this president. the facts are clear. to quote the "usa today" editorial board, trump used your tax dollars to shake down a vulnerable foreign government to interfere in a u.s. election for his personal benefit. ambassador gordon sondland, the president's hand picked ambassador to the european union testified to his abuse of power under oath. he said i know that members of this community have framed these complicated issues in the form of a simple question. was there a quid pro quo? as i testified previously with regard to the request, to the requested white house call and white house meeting, the answer is yes. we also have the rough transcript open trump's july 25th call released by the president hi

treatment of the intelligence committee went on national tv and says he has direct evidence of national conspiracy. the miller report came out and actually if you watch the media about a week before the mueller report came out we started switching to obstruction and obstruction of justice. so we go through that end up mueller report comes out and says there is absolutely no conspiracy and absolutely no collusion. were going to check that off the list. now we go to ten articles of obstruction of justice and we walked through it. we bring to bob mueller into the judiciary hearing and i'm pretty sure there were people working out statutes next to the washington monument of gratitude and gravitas of bob miller. that hearing fell flat and obstruction of justice was abandoned. then we went to quid pro quo and quid pro quo kept going and kept going and then they decided that wasn't going very well so we pull tested bribery. bribery had a little bit of a problem because you cannot prove the elements of the crime. i don't care how you say it, when the victim of the crime alleged victim continues

. >>> back on capitol hill and back on national tv. today democrats and republicans spent hours presenting evidence on whether or not to impeach president trump. an actual vote could happen later this week. nbc's alice barr joins us this evening in washington, d.c. with the details of today's hearings and what it means moving forward. >> reporter: that is right, raj. today we heard some of the most heated exchanges in what is likely to be the last public impeachment hearing in the house. president trump chose not to participate today but he is sounding off on the release of a separate report today. after more than two months of of investigations, it is time for closing arguments. a summing up of evidence in the impeachment inquiry, interrupted by plenty of political arguments. >> four hours you're going to overturn the results of an election with unelected people. >> the gentleman will suspend. >> reporter: cutting through the rancor, attorneys for both sides laid out the case for and against impeaching president trump. >> to coerce a f

course 3:00 beirut time is six hours earlier in washington, president dwight david eisenhower got on national tv to explain why he sent marines into harm's way. i you before eisenhower had laid out what's now called the eisenhower doctrine -- a year before -- the first time an american president said to the american people and to the world, the middle east is vital to american national interest. no president until then had ever identified the middle east as important or vital to american national interest. it's very interesting what ike laid out as crucial to american interest turkey said we have two crucial interest in the middle east. one of the windows, oil. the second was that middle east was the birthplace of the three great modesty of religion, judaism, christianity and islam. and in the context of the cold war, united states not allow atheistic communism to take over the birthplace of the three great religions. it's very interesting that eisenhower in 1957 did not identify the defense of israel as a strategic vital interest of the united states. no subsequent american president of course

imagine with a republican witness used obama's daughter to score a cheap shot on national tv. ast. democrats know impeachment is going nowhere. you ready for a new tactic? more impeachment. >> i think he's a one-man crime wave. criminals can commit crimes. they may have to continue impeachment investigations. the president can be impeached more than once. >> there is no limit to the number of times the senate can vote to impeach or the house can vote to impeach a president. jesse: these people are deranged. >> we do know over the last three years, we know who this president answers to, and it's not the american people, it's putin. jesse: even the cnn host didn't know what to say there. when you are too crazy for cnn, that's the problem. you want to see how hollywood is handling this? >> they have to impeach the [bleep]. >> hillary went on howard stern and said she is worried trump may get her killed. >> what goes through your mind when he's got these people revved up, lock her up, lock her up. are you afraid for your own life, honestly? >> honestly i have been in the past. he h

she just said on national tv 20% of african-americans will vote for trump. that will never happen.will go back to that. >> they said it would never happen that trump would win. >> you would never be nominated as a republican. >> that's racist! >> laura: he said a bunch of wild things. leo is asserting a projection as a fact. this is what the democrats on capitol hill have done for the last 3 months. i have a hard break. that was classic liberal speak. don't fall for it. i love leo but don't fall for that. upnext emails and fun. next ema. this holiday season choose the longest lasting aa battery... (music) energizer ultimate lithium backed by science. matched by no one. >> ♪ >> laura: why not? it's ingraham's in box. the first email from gale. didn't know being a catholic meant you don't hate. what dribbles out every time he opens her mouth? being catholic mean it's okay lie. she does that a lot of that. from steve. pelosi preys for the president. very cleaver. i was on twitter and saw a photo of shannon bream on an amtrak train maybe 10 minutes ago. >> shannon: it was. i made it. t

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she just said on national tv 20% of african-americans will vote for trump. that will never happen.back to that. >> they said it would never happen that trump would win. >> you would never be nominated as a republican. >> that's racist! >> laura: he said a bunch of wild things. leo is asserting a projection as a fact. this is what the democrats on capitol hill have done for the last 3 months. i have a hard break. i'm rolling that was classic liberal speak. into a hard break. don't fall for it. i love leo but don't fall for that. up next emails and fun. stay with us. .. >> ♪ >> laura: why not? it's ingraham's in box. the >> the first email from gail. and she opens her mouth. being catholic, this one from steve, pelosi praised -- i see what you did. all the time we have tonight. i was on twitter and saw a photo of shannon bream on an amtrak train tweet 10 minutes ago getting her hair done. it was an incredible photo. and she is not here. shannon: they have electrical outlets, thanks to alyssa, our hair and makeup artist. i was in the chair.

. >> it played out on national tv throughout the day and then today, two articles of impeachment, abused obstruction of justice. >> we take you to alice barr. >> reporter: good evening. in the end, donald trump is now impeached. it's the third time in american history, but even as that black mark was entered onto his leg circumstance he was at a rally feeling pretty good about his election next time around. tonight donald trump becoming the third american president to become impeached. >> article 1 is adopted. >> reporter: the final vote split along party lines, every democrat voting for articles of impeachment, abuse of power and obstruction of justice. >> what is at risk is the very idea of america. >> reporter: every republican voted against. >> he was president today, he'll be president tomorrow, and he'll be president when this is over. >> reporter: as history unfolds in washington, the president is in the swing state of michigan, campaigning for a second term. >> it doesn't really feel like we're being impeached. the country is doing better than ever before. we did nothing wrong.

adam schiff went on national tv time and time again and before congress and said that donald would suppressstleblower. now adam schiff won't even fess up. he's been given 4 pinocchio's from the "washington post." it's part of the relevant testimony. >> shannon: jason, yes or no, you don't think it will come to that because you don't think the house will impeach? >> if they do impeach, i think the senate will have a motion to dismiss and i think it will be dismissed. >> shannon: how does this play out. i don't think any chief justice wants to be dragged into this? >> all indications that the republicans want to do things to not address the merits and mcconnell has the power to do it. we will take the political hit for making a mockery of this event? yes, he is. >> shannon: he is a master in the senate and the republicans would argue there has been a mockery on the house side. we will see. harry and jason, thank you both. photos surfacing of rudy giuliani in the ukraine meeting with a lawmaker suggesting this is building a corruption case against joe biden's son. why some in thelicate communi

what mindset do you have to be in to say that out loud on national tv and to believe that? well, anyone who turns a blind eye to behavior like this is providing him that right. five gop primaries have been canceled. kansas, alaska, south carolina, arizona, nevada. gop, republicans across the nation, are locked in step to defend at any cost the bad actions and illegal actions of this president. the facts are clear. to quote the "usa today" editorial board, trump used your tax dollars to shake down a vulnerable foreign government to interfere in a u.s. election for his personal benefit. ambassador gordon sondland, president trump's handpicked ambassador to the european union, testified to president trump's abuse of power under oath and he said, "i know that members of this committee have frequently framed these complicated issues in a form of a simple question. was there a quid pro quo? as i testified previously with regard to the requested white house call and white house meeting, the answer is yes." we also have the rough transcript of trump's july 25th call released by the

you were on national tv. >> it's scary. but again you can rerecord. if you screw up. you screw up, yeah. you completely screwed up. >> you didn't screw up. you were awesome. thank you for being here. don't forget you can catch him this sunday at 8:00 p.m. >> he's something else. shame he has no personality. >> none at all. >> great to have you on. a christmas classic. the special performance today in oakland and how it's inspiring local kids. new at 5:00. what happens when stan tornado engineers get their hands on a classic. the deloirn that goes sideways to move forward. new developments in a story we have been following about a ceo charged with fraud. and graphic new video of a carjacking video killed by officers. the sheriff calls it disturbing and he is taking action. what does help for heart failure look like? it looks like this. ♪ the beat goes on ♪ entresto is a heart failure pill that helps improve your hearts ability to pump blood to the body. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. ♪la-di-la-di-dah don't take entresto w

. >> my question is, the president -- on national tv. admitted to a crime. the impeachment inquiry today. what more does the house have to do to prove these crimes so that he can answer to these crimes that have been submitted? thank you. >> i believe her question was, what does the house need to seen to agree to articles of impeachment given everything that has been talked about info the media and the transcripts in the witnesses that have come forward. >> well, we have not heard everything. we know that yesterday is a conversation that was overheard between the ambassador to the eu, a conversation between the president and sunland. we are hearing ahead of time what people might testify to. we have not heard all of the testimony yet. i suspect that the house inquiry will go on for another, i would say say two weeks or so and then articles of impeachment will be drafted by the house judiciary committee. those have to get voted by the house judiciary committee. then it goesmm to the full hous. i would say we are still talking at least another month or two. >>

here you have brennan who just left the cia, for him to say that on national tv in front of all the other nations of the world in including our enemies is outrageous. i hope that the attorney going after durham looking into this really starts to drill down on these guys, but they better lawyer up because it can have big ramifications and it's disgraceful what he did. he owes donald trump an apology. trish: a lot more coming, don't go anywhere. steve bannon is here with me tonight live in d.c. coming up much more with him. we will get his reaction to one democrat making the argument that this impeachment fight is like the fight against slavery. >> the impeachment of this president will further divide an already fractured union. slavery once divided the nation but emancipated to clarify that all men are created equally. trish: is there a comparison? one actually involve the civil war, we will see steve bannon's reaction to that. the liberal media celebrating the president impeachment, cnn morning show seemed pretty and fast with newspaper. >> cleveland, this is the biggest, usa today and sa

he had obstructed justice in plain view on national tv. the fact that the democrats chose a very limited and understandable set of criteria to impeach him on doesn't change the fact that he's been corrupt from day one. he's the most corrupt president in american history. >> so you believe there's urgency. do you have a problem with nancy pelosi now withholding the articles of impeachment and not sending them over to the senate at this point? >> no. i think that speaker pelosi is doing the right thing because the reason she's not sending the articles over to the senate is because she's listened to mitch mcconnell say that he has no intention of living up to his oath of office. he has no intention of actually conducting any kind of fair trial where the american people get to hear on tv from the administration officials under oath what happened. and so she's trying to use what leverage she can to get the truth in front of the american people. >> mr. steyer, really appreciate you joining us today, thank you. happy holidays and good luck on the

american citizens and beating those corporations for decades but if that transits to say that on national tv, i'm not gonna complain about it. >> during the debate, stier reminded the crowd that the impeachment campaign he started more than two years ago as well as his focus on tackling climate change. >> british lawmakers are finally improving voice johnson's brings it deal. control and limit ailsa to course at scheduled on january 31st. and to conclude the trade talks with the eu by the end of 2020. trade experts say negotiating a free trade deal within 11 months will be difficult. but he won't agree to have any more delays. >>> accrue for kaiser mental health workers out there the picketers for the final day of five district. they are at the kaiser medical center in oakland, san jose and alone with the medical office is in the city of. the therapist, socratic nurses and other medical health professionals to spoke with a psychologist on stricken he says the workers union is prepared to step up the protest if the demands are not meant. >> we don't want to have to continue to strike but dice

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he kept saying for three years on national tv that to the american people that he had seen the proof of pollution. that did work out so well but now i can to build on that site. i cover it in the pretty heavily as well. but when you did 30 hours of testimony in front of the house, senate and all those things, this is kind of good material. and then after failing and flailing away for three years spending $40 $40 million of amn taxpayer money hiring 19 hillary clinton donors because they have no bias to soften of them were out like the celebration that never happened, you know when they're going to break the glass ceiling? [laughing] i don't know. minor details but ensure they were being for objective in their prosecution. they went with their trump card. we're going to put robert mueller on the stand. and our member within about 30 seconds i'm on twitter like somebody please ask him if he's actually read the report that bears his name? i'm typing -- i got low bit of the trump thumbs, and so this whole setup, you realized it was all a sham. he wasn't there not because he is a great pro

what mindset do you have to be in to say that out loud on national tv and to believe that? well, anyone who turns a blind eye to behavior like this is providing him that right. five gop primaries have been canceled. kansas, alaska, south carolina, arizona, nevada. gop, republicans across the nation, are locked in step to defend at any cost the bad actions and illegal actions of this president. the facts are clear. to quote the "usa today" editorial board, trump used your tax dollars to shake down a vulnerable foreign government to interfere in a u.s. election for his personal benefit. ambassador gordon sondland, president trump's handpicked ambassador to the european union, testified to president trump's abuse of power under oath and he said, "i know that members of this committee have frequently framed these complicated issues in a form of a simple question. was there a quid pro quo? as i testified previously with regard to the requested white house call and white house meeting, the answer is yes." we also have the rough transcript of trump's july 25th call released by the

comey was fired summarily in the president went on national tv in prime time and confessed he was considering the investigation. but i then moved on because i saw the level of bigotry emanating from the presidency. i saw the various phobias that push.ded to project and i saw how the country was moreing to become unsettled as a result of this. i represenent a good many people who o are suffering because of e president's incisive, incited comments. been veryent has insightful with some of his language and people are suffering. i represent latinos who are very concerned about their safety after a man who heard the president talked about invaders coming to this country from mexico and then went some hundreds of miles to do what he could to cause harm to people. i represent people who are muslims, who are concerned because of the ban the preresidt sought to impmpment on mumuslim. i represent people from the lgbt plus community because they are concerned the president can ban a trans person frorom the mimilitary, he can do otother ts to peoeople from the communityt. with all of this in mind, he bec

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how many different ways we say it, when the victim of the crime, alleged victim continues to go on national tv, international press conferences every step of the way and deny that he was a victim and deny that there was a crime, we move on. so, we move from things of campaign finance, which didn't even work in the mueller report and continue to moving forward. so, instead of starting an investigation in a general way and moving toward a specific crime, we try and pick 17 different specific crimes and when they never get there, instead of doing what any reasonable investigator would do and say there is no there there, we take it all and we put it together and then we say, well, because we can't prove any of it, we're going to use all of it. and so if we want to know why we're here today, that's why we're here today. this started the day president trump got elected. it has continued throughout the mueller report, not to be deterred. in a separate, different thing, the day after the mueller report hearings happened in the judiciary committee, i was in the oversight committee when they subpoenaed

if i get a chance to say that on national tv, i'm never going to complain about it. >> during last night's debate, mr. stier reminded the crowd of the public impeachment campaign. he started it more than two years ago, as well as touting his focus on tackling climate change. for more insight on last night's debate, join by senior politico writer, joe carefully, thank you for being here as always. >> good to be here. >> treatment certainly the elephant in the room. but this was a very short question the beginning, we surprised by that? >> i was not surprised. there is nothing to gain there, they were all on the same page. they wanted it to be a fair trial, but they wanted to be over with quickly, because they don't want to be taken off the campaign trail. >> it felt like last night was the opportunity to see real differences on topics as it relates to climate change, the economy, usmc a, do you feel like that really benefited and we saw and impact of that smaller stage? >> absolutely. for the candidates like klobuchar and buttigieg, 20% of the voters have no opinion of them. klobuchar took

swalwell during the mueller investigation went on national tv and said something to the affects effect of an indictment is coming. he knew it, an indictment is coming. i know mr. swalwell knows crimes. he was a prosecutor. he also knows the obligation that a prosecutor has not to bring a crime, not a bring a charge unless there's reasonable probability of conviction. i would direct mr. swalwell to the elements of bribery, whoever being a public official krupts or demands or seeks personally anything of value in person for being influenced in the performance of an official act, the department of justice's criminal division public integrity section opines that something as nebulous as an investigation is not of sufficient concrete value to constitute something of value under this statute. also, the other element at question here and one of the reasons i think that we need more than one week as the committee of jurisdiction to look into this matter is because if there are crimes we should be bringing experts. we should be bringing in testimony. if there is a crime, i think it is far more

the military now launching an investigation into this, something seen on national tv more than once.eport in just a movement. >>> first, you've got bernie sanders out in iowa this weekend, going to bat for miner league teams facing elimination by major being baseball. iowa has a long history with the sport. the first teams played there 200 years ago. the famous field of dreams is a popular campaign stop. with fewer than 50 days to the caucus, the senator's pitch might be a hit with voters. ♪oh there's no place like home for the holidays.♪ ♪for the holidays you can't beat home sweet home.♪ we go the extra mile to bring your holidays home. doprevagen is the number oneild mempharmacist-recommendeding? memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. that will makeout washington insiders very uncomfortable: term limits. you and i both know we need term limits, that congress shouldn't be a lifetime appointment. but members of congress, and the corporations who've bought our democracy hate term limits. too bad. i'm tom

had trained attorneys who could deflect, who could offer very complex and well-honed messages on national tvn front of a live audience. he decided against that. we'll see how that works out for him. now he's going to go to the senate where mitch mcconnell has won the praise of sean hannity in saying that he's going to do a short trial with no witnesses. the president has set up this construct whereby people think he thinks he has said he wants hunter biden and joe biden and the whistle-blower to testify. i'd like to be a professional golfer. that's also not in the cards. >> i'd like to be tall. >> right. well, me too. so, these are the cards that not only he has been dealt. but he has dealt himself. he's had other opportunities to change the course of this process. he has chosen a specific path and we will see how that works out for him and for his allies. but phil's right. he is going to be impeached last week. it's going to be every republican is going to stand with him. most democrats are going to stand with nancy pelosi. it's going to go to the senate where they will get rid of it in abo

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senator mitch mcconnell was on national tv talking about how he'd be in lockstep with the white housethat's what the american people deserve. it's certainly not what speaker pelosi wants to hear. so, i think we need to wait and see what their process is so that, yes, so that she can assign the roles for our part of this next stage of this issue. >> however, regardless of what process the senate comes at, when one process may be more fair than another, is there any view that you have that the outcome of this is anything other than predetermined, given that mitch mcconnell and lindsey graham and others have given interviews to say we are not looking at evidence, we don't have any interest from hearing from witnesses. we know what's going on. and as mitch mcconnell says, he is working in lockstep with the white house. >> yeah. there have been several senators who have come out ahead of this and stated that, right, they have their minds made up already. i believe to believe that there are many more senators who want to hear the evidence, who want to question witnesses, who want to do thei

no -- that, there will be [crosstalk] nationsre our passed on american history tv -- nation's past on american history tv. as we take book tv in american history tv on the road, with the support of local cable television providers, we have visited 24 cities in the last year. over the next two hours, we will look at highlights from some of these steps. we begin our special feature in rapid city, south dakota. ♪ >> the black hills of south dakota are a very sacred area. hills, i believe at one time or another there is a piece of the rest of the world here. ofwe are in the epicenter sometimes testy relations ee

chairman of the intelligence committee went on national tv and said he had direct evidence of russian conspiracy. well, the mueller report came out. and actually, if you watch media, about a week before the mueller report came out, we started switching to obstruction. and obstruction of justice. and so we go through that. and the mueller report comes out and shows there's absolutely no conspiracy. absolutely no collusion. so we're going to check that off the list. now, we go to ten articles of obstruction of justice. and we walk through it. and we bring bob mueller into the judiciary hearing. and i'm pretty certain there were people marking out statues next to the washington monument as gratitude and gravitas of bob mueller. well, that hearing fell flat and obstruction of justice was abandoned. so then we moved into a july 25th phone call and went to quid pro quo. and quid pro quo kept going and kept going. but then they decided that wasn't working really well. so we poll tested bribery. and bribery had a little bit of a problem because you cannot prove the elements of the crime. and

i don‘t underestimate, by the way, how difficult and nerve—racking it is to come on national tv and talk ago, all with work, because i was working on night shifts. so my sleeping pattern was all over the place, my eating pattern was pretty much nonexistent. ididn't pattern was pretty much nonexistent. i didn't really understand depression at that point. until, obviously, i tried to take my own life two or three times, and that's when i kind of realised i had a problem, and i started to research what depression actually was. and still to this day, i suffer from depression, but i am at a place and a stage in life now where i can openly talk about it to literally anybody, and i always do try to help people with mental health, especially men, because like i said, it is harder for men to kind of open up. we will explore that. i want to ask you which you describe yourself as working class, mark? yes. adam, would you? yes. do you think there isa would you? yes. do you think there is a connection between describing yourself as working class or not seeing or speaking out about mental health probl

. >> explore our nation's past on american history tv. this weekend, the impeachments of presidents richard nixon and bill clinton. >> president trump met with the representatives of the u.n. security council and invited reporters in. while they were in the room, the president talked about his recent visit to london for the nato summit and other issues. >> thank you very much. just returned from london where we had a tremendous success with nato. the relationship we have with other countries is very, very good. it has to be good, otherwise they wouldn't have done what they've done. as you know, nato is suffering very badly from depletion of funds and it was going down like a roller coaster goes down, not up, but down. and i was able to, over the last couple of years, increase their contribution. not the united states, because we were paying far more than anybody else, to put it mildly. it it was really getting ridiculous. and over the last couple of years i had them increase by $130 billion, and then over the next couple of years, and thi

>> explore our nation's passed on american history tv, every weekend on c-span3. >> this year marks the 75th anniversary of the 1944 presidential campaign, the first since the civil war to take place while the country was at war. next on "reel america, " united auto workers animated film promoting president franklin roosevelt's campaign for a fourth term. the 13-minute film is directed by academy award winner chuck jones, who helped create bugs bunny and other characters for warner bros. and in 1966 produced and directed "how the grinch stole christmas." (music) (music)[open i've been working on the railroad ["i've been working on the railroad" on harmonica] (music) >> joe, joe. >> yes, sam? >> take a look at today's timetable. only one of these trains can get through. 44 is a single track, you know. >> but sam, aren't the american people on the wind the war special? >> all but a few wreckers. see that's which, joe? that switch, joe? ♪ ♪ >> you have got to sidetrack the limited. you can if you don't fall asleep the switch like you did in november of 1942. >> don't worry about me. he wil

on c-span. is american history tv, exploring our nation's past every weekend on c-span3. 1962 on "reel america," a agency film about norman rockwell. folk singer and songwriter tom glazer, who provides the soundtrack, visits rockwell at his stockbridge, massachusetts home and studio to learn about his working methods, influences, and career. in a half-hour, images captured by world war ii photographers, and as the u.s. congress considers impeachment, american history tv looks back to the impeachment trial of president bill clinton, which took place over five weeks in january and february of 1999. ♪ >> ♪ on berkshire mountain their dwell an artist named norman

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 tv and had accused the cia of withholding my mail. i don't think they realized how much it told me. it told me first, we still 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. >> 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 was a news blackout, they were not telling us anything. we use to go on fishing expeditions with him. one of the typical guards would come in whose iq was not that high. we would just say something really off-the-wall like so, the american forces landed in _ . the kid would say no. we would say, on, that is what we heard. no, no. no, you are lying. no, the americans are stil

i've been taking them on and beating corporations for decades and if i get a chance to say that on national tv about it. >> you are a little different because when i am at home watching, what i see on stage is a business man, two of them, longtime politician and then a few years ago, look, businessman one. what did the clinton campaign do wrong, what a mess in the campaign and how do you use that to beat president donald trump? >> we know how trump is going to run because he said it last week and he is not a subtle person. he was talking to the a reasonably american conference, these are american citizens, and he said you don't like me and i don't like you. but you're all going to vote for me because of the democrats get into office, they are going to take this economy in 15 minutes. you know he is going to run. we need a democrat who can take him on on the economy and expose him as a fake businessman and a terrible steward of the economy for the majority of americans. she was the best prepare to canada in history but she couldn't stand up to him on the economy, she cannot talk about growth an

and he absolutely embarrassed me on national tv. much. we're all rooting for him. >>> before we go, we have tricks to help you guys keep your new year's resolutions. you're watching "cbs this morning." when we were looking for a roommate, he wanted someone super quiet. yeah, and he wanted someone to help out with chores. so, we got jean-pierre. but one thing we could both agree on was getting geico to help with renters insurance. ♪ yeah, geico did make it easy to switch and save. ♪ oh no. there's a wall there now. that's too bad. visit geico.com and see how easy saving on renters insurance can be. >>> before we go, here is one thing we can do today to live a happier, healthier, and more productive life thanks on our partnership with gretchen rubin and her podcast "happier." this is probably not a surprise. researchers say about 80% of americans fail at accomplishing their new year's resolutions. that's according to "u.s. news & world report." so here's a new approach for you guys in 2020. forget about setting that one big goal, and i

. >> initial report suggests abc made a bundle on ellen's highly publicized outing on national tv lastwhere 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 so ♪ tell me i'm crazy maybe i know ♪ ♪ can't help loving that man of mine ♪ >> take it, jack! >> 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 two gay men on it. >> give it to me! >> but if we could make believe that will and grace woul

on your side. announcer: explore our nation passed on american history tv, every weekend on c-span3. announcer: next, on this presidency. matthew costello talked about his new book "the property of the nation: george washington's tomb, mount vernon, and the memory of the first president." we hear about the ways that americans remembered and celebrated george washington in the 19th century. and he talked about how the freed and enslaved people on washington's mount vernon estate helped shape the historical narrative about the first president. mr. costello is a historian at the white house historical association, which hosted this event. >> good evening everyone. the house historical association , i would like to welcome our friends joining us by c-span and those who are here with us tonight who are the really smart people in washington, d.c., because you have chosen to be here above the nationals' baseball game and above the televised presidential debate tonight. we think we have got the best thing going here and we are glad you chose to be with us. i would like to acknowledge some ver