ahÍ, un dia de clima sorprendente en paraguay, carlos cÓmo te trata el tiempo por paraguay... >>> quÉndo, la selecciÓn de portugal en drama de penales se metiÓ en la gran final luego de derrotar a japÓn, hablamos con uno de los jugadores de portugal y esto nos dijo. >>> (habla en portuguÉs). >>> bueno, maÑana una final inÉdita que podrÁn ver por telemundo 48, y me quedo acÁ esperamos maÑana no llueva y poder disfrutar de final de esta copa beach soccer de la fifa. >>> ojalÁ que no o llueva en este partido, en inglaterra, liga premier, la racha mÁs larga de en liga 31 juegos sin perder, hoy brenz reciben albright albrighton, a casas llena como siempre, tiro libre de arnold, la manda dormir de cabeza, 1 a 0 a libeverpool, otra vez arnold van dijk y vaern esto, le pegÓ largo quÉ hace ahÍ allison, mete la mano fuera de Área, esto es roja directa y tiro libre, tenga. >>> adriÁn, entra como arquero suplente, vean lo que hace... tomando una siesta adriÁn, despierta, al final ganÓ liverpool, 31 partidos seguidos de liga sin perder. manchester city ante newcastle, sterling 1 a 0 para el equipo

los compromisos que les tocÓ disputar de varias selecciones en el caso del partido parejo contra paraguays y a la selecciÓn de suiza. >>> la estÁ pidiendo matsuo ganaba yamauchi. la tiene ozu. la recibe oba. con terukina. cuando el balÓn mira el arquero telona jugadores japoneses reci con las patas al arco donde le disparo a favor de ellos no. un ejemplo, ahÍ ozu porque es derecho es muy derecho. cuando lo abre a este lado ya vuelve y no sÉ por que no la llevan a la lÍnea y tratan de hacer un ataque para poder o patear o dar el pase no estÁn arriesgando no entiendo. >>> la pelota la tiene terukina. la levanta asÍ el uno de japÓn le pegÓ. rebotaba ese balÓn creo que en la espalda. >>> era novikov. >>> largo remate de chuzhkov >>> es tremendo como la selecciÓn de rusia controla y trabaja el partido en esta etapa, cuando arranca el tercer adelantar lÍneas el equipo retrocede mucho mÁs rapido y evita libertades de los rivales en su zona de ataque ojalÁ que cuÁntos argumentos positivos tienes esta selecciÓn rusa y lo mostrÓ desde que arranco y hoy en esta copa del mundo. >>> les cuento que mis

much, it is very great to have the president of paraguay here. we are doing a lot of work with paraguay on terrorism, drugs, trade. a lot of different things. we have had a great relationship. mr. president, it is an honor to have you. >> it is a great honor for us to be here. i believe also for our region. we are here to support our bilateral and historic friendship. >> thank you very much. tremendous. we look forward to the meeting. i want to congratulate boris terrific victory. a harbinger of what is to come to our country. a big percentage of people. this was a tremendous victory last night. it is very interesting the final vote -- the final votes are being tallied right now he is a friend of mine. and a friend to the united states as well because it means a tremendous amount of trade. it was very hard for them to do this. we just made our big deal as you know with mexico, canada. we have a tremendous trade deal going through the house right now. it will be approved and it is tremendous for our country. it is tremendous for the region but fan

the president met earlier with the president of paraguay. a lot about impeachment, the media, and where things are moving forward. your reaction to those in the house judiciary this morning. trump: i was finishing up the final touches on the china deal. that is going to be one of the great deals ever. it will ultimately lead to the opening of china. which is something that is incredible. market of 1.5 billion people. got to see enough of it and i spoke to my people. it is a witchhunt, it is a sham, it is a hoax. nothing was done wrong, zero was done wrong. a horrible thing to be using the tool of impeachment, which is to be used in an emergency. for a perfectis phone call where the president of that country said there was no pressure whatsoever, didn't even know what we were talking about. the relationship was perfect. i have done much more for them than obama did for them. it is a scam. it is something that should not be allowed. it is a very bad thing for our country. we are trivializing impeachment. someday there will be a democrat presid

. >> earlier while meeting with the president of paraguay in the oval office, president trump briefly spoke with reporters, responding to the approval of the articles of impeachment by the hash judiciary committee. >> mr. president, your reaction to the -- wrapped into the judiciary report? >> believe it or not, i was doing the final touches on the china deal, that's going to be one of the great deals ever, it is going to ultimately lead to the opening of china which is something that's incredible, because that's a big untapped market of 1.5 billion people. i was actually doing the finals, but i got to see enough of it, and i spoke to my people. it's a witchhunt, it's a sham, it's a hoax. nothing was done wrong. zero was done wrong. i think it's a horrible thing to be using the tool of impeachment , which is supposed to be use in emergency, ton an be using this for a perfect phone call, where the president of that country said there was no pressure whatsoever, did not even know what were talking about, it was perfect. the relationship is perfect. i've done much more for them than obam

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earlier while meeting with the president of paraguay in the oval office, president trump briefly spoke with reporters, responding to the approval of the articles of impeachment by the house judiciary committee. >> mr. president, your reaction. pres. trump: i was actually, believe it or not, finishing up the final touches on the china deal. that is going to be one of the great deals ever and it will lead to the opening of china, which is something that is incredible because that is a ofle, big untapped market 1.5 billion people. i was doing the finals. i got to see enough of it. i spoke to my people. it is a witchhunt, a sham, a hoax. where the president of that country said there was no pressure whatsoever, didn't know what we were talking about. it was perfect. the relationship is perfect. i have done more for them than obama did for them. it is a scam. it is something that should not be allowed. it is a bad thing for our country. you are trivializing impeachment. i tell you what. someday there will be a democrat president and there will be a republican house. i suspect they are going

he's going to be greeting the paraguay president. we have two statements, one from the campaign and one from the press secretary. the press secretary one to me is the most interesting because it doesn't mention the word trial. the press secretary saying they look forward to the next process and to have due process and fair treatment, but nowhere in there is the word trial. that gives you an indication, especially when you add up all the comments this morning from pam bondi as well as mitch mcconnell last night that there's going to be no daylight between senate republicans and this white house. regardless of o who ends up representing the president, will it be pat sip ocipollone. when you don't hear the word trial, that's an indication that this could potentially, i stress potentially, be dismissed before it gets to that phase. >> chuck, is that something we've seen before? >> well, this would be odd. david jolly made a very important point earlier. we shouldn't presume the outcome in the full house. theoretically enough democrats co

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the preliminary draw for the south american qualifiers took place in paraguay earlier and these are thed in november 2021. to italy now, and serie a have apologised after imagery of monkeys was used in artwork for an anti—racism campaign. you may remember we talked about this story on monday. the organisation approved an artist who has used pictures of painted monkeys to highlight the problem of racism in italian football. several clubs have condemned the move, including roma and ac milan who said they hadn‘t been consulted. britain also has serious problems with racism in football. one group who hopes to combat it, is kick it out. george starkey midha is one of their representatives. everyone at kick it outjust thought it was completely inappropriate. you know, we think it‘s great when a governing body or a league wants to do more to tackle racism, discrimination, in any country, but it‘s clear that it‘s completely inappropriate, you know, counterproductive, undermines any positive intent they may have had with the campaign and we really hope that they will reconsider, you know, replac

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he has been meeting with the president of paraguay. he spent time talking about his impeachment proceedings. in there was a colonel about trade. for that we want to go back to shawn donnan, who has been patiently waiting in washington. he did say we will get the $50 billion in agriculture alone, manufacturing, and we will do it fairly soon. when we finally see the language, will it specify when we get that number and what about the wto restrictions and marketed conditions he referred to before we heard from the president? all theou are asking right questions and we do not have answers right now. we will get this tax that will hopefully give us more detail, but what we are seeing from the president is how he is consumed by some of the other news in washington. david: thank you so much for being with us and your patience. that is bloomberg's shawn donnan. now we want to turn to trade to the other big story, that is the british election. boris johnson and the conservative party won the biggest majority since the days of margaret thatcher.

a lunch meeting with the president of paraguay at the white house. this on a day when the president is facing the two articles of impeachment. this is the colonnade with the president and the president of paraguay. we will continue to get to your phone calls. tammy from wisconsin on the republican line. caller: thank you for taking my call. i just want to say president trump is a genius. do not underestimate him. not only is he going to go on to win the 2020 election, we are living history right now. we are going to have an impeached president, acquitted by the senate, reelected in 2020. massiveoing to have a loss of democrats of the house. we are going to be taking back the house, gaining more senators. nt.s is a witch hu this president, on a phone call, if he thought he did something wrong would never ever have released that phone call. he said he was in favor. us was his promise to drain the swamp. no one is above the law, including joe biden who did a quid pro quo. man investigating burisma. someone should investigate the bidens. host: stephanie

pronto como el miÉrcoles de la prÓxima semana hoy trump en la casa blanca al lado del presidente de paraguayy triste para nuestro paÍs pero me beneficiarÁ muy bien polÍticamente porque la gente estÁ enojada" cuando le preguntaron a trump si preferÍa un juicio largo o corto en el senado "are lo que quieran. me da lo mismo. no me molesta un proceso largo aunque me gustarÍa ver a informantes secretos" todo parece indicar que el proceso que hemos visto aquÍ en la cÁmara baja va a ser muy diferente al del senado. es el lÍder de chicano ha dicho que serÁ un proceso rápido y que estÁ en constante comunicaciÓn con la casa blanca. >> es una entrevista con fox news demostraron quetrump es quien dirige el barco. aunque el juicio polÍtico a uno empieza ya tiene el veredicto. " que no hay ninguna posibilidad de que se destituya al presidente" en washington, univisiÓn. pero la corte suprema escuchÓ el argumento de presidente donald trump para evitar que tengan acceso a sus declaraciones de impuestos y expedientes financieros. el supremo podrÍa celebrar una audiencia sobre este tema en junio en plena campa

any poor people get this a group of kids in paraguay actually made all of the instruments out of things that they found in the trash you don't know me but i don't know where they started with but i had the whole record source so nearly made but i will have more need of some of my divisiveness mr stokes at one last one. but all day i meant that i mean this a few more you get on this one to get the kid and i meet our lawyer on this. i thought this conviction that everyone has a deep reservoir of tunnel billeted and if you can give them the opportunity it wonderful things start to happen sometimes the simplest sedation optimist and pack for. the main things that sets out 0 apart from other news organizations is that a lot of our reporting is about real people not about ideas or politicians or what they may want to do but how policy and how events affect real people it's ok it's ok it's ok. a little more complicated operations probably if this is not an act of creation i'm going to look at the office of the work you're doing here is amazing but there i am so many fossils and it feels like t

class together and played nice but i understood i could not trust them and keep them at arms length paraguay had to work very hard to do that for the most part people did not want to be close to us. >>host: did you revel in your otherness? >> yes. for the most part but i thought for the most part as inevitable if i was going to serve god to do my duty than i would be hated because i was raised in that environment it seemed like another fact of life. >> the numbers are on the screen if you want to participate this afternoon with megan phelps roper formally of the westborough baptist church. november 2012 what happened quex. >> i left. i had gotten on twitter a few years before that and started to have conversations. >>host: you are basically the social media director. >> not a formal position i read an article about it and thought it was a place to go to spread our message to another audience and i ended up being changed far more than the people i was trying to preach to. there was that same kind of hostility i experienced on the picket line but also a group of individuals started to ask me q

this is bilateral inside the oval office with the president of paraguay and we didn't get to hear that president talk but we heard a whole lot from president trump. i want to go first of all the john roberts who is live on the north along with the very latest of this. the president set a lot with these few words, this has been a wild week. no doubt. >> we all sort of chuckled at that when the president uttered those words. by the way, harris, the only thing you missed by not leaving the microphones up for a little while was the president said "what, no questions about paraguay? when it comes to bilateral relations with this country, there's a lot of other things going on in this wild week that deserve our attention. the president did say a couple significant things there. he believes that the democrats have trivialized the process of impeachment suggesting that the next time there is a democratic president and a republican-controlled congress, some people said the weaponization of the impeachment process could come back to bite at a democratic president. the other thing was that the pr

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para culminar, a travÉs de nuestra pantalla, la final de la copa mundial de fÚtbol playa pc y son paraguaya pasado la liguilla mx mportant del tute mo porque estÁ que arde y hoy hay un partido muy importante que es el de las Águilas contra tigres >> ya se estÁ acomodando todo para semifinales >> gracias frederick seguidores de la virgen de guadalupe en los Ángeles las vendieron el tradicional homenaje que por estas fechas sÓlo en ofrecerl en una ceremonia, en la iglesia de nuestra seÑora de la soledad el arzobispo de los Ángeles josÉ gÓmez, pidio los presentes unirse en nombre de la virgen para seguir dijo la misiÓn de justicia y pao son sÍd entre los inmigrantes en california y ya casi llega la fecha del aniversario de sus apariciones y nosotros con esto nos iremos . >> gracias por permitirnos entrar a sus hogares, tenga usted un muy buen inicio de semana, buenas noches. > > musica >>> gran abrazo para todos. domingo primero de diciembre espero que haya pasado un lindo dÍa de acciÓn de gracias. y es por eso que hoy, preparamos un exatlÓn vip una edicion superespecial celebridades de telem

esta tarde el presidente donald trump estaba en hasta una conferencia de prensa con su homÓlogo del paraguay tienen la esperanza de que el juicio en el senado donde hay mayorÍa republicana, sea justos para el presidente donald trump, y que el lÍder republicano tambiÉn dice que va trabajar de cerca con la ocasiona blanca para defender al presidente, los demÓcratas aunque se como temen que vayan a perd entero en el juicio dicen que tienen que hacer su parte y de finaleder la constituciÓn. paulina? >>> gracias cristina por el reporte. >>> y el reino unido estÁ cerca del Ábrelo Éxito tras la contundente del partido ayer. >>> feliz tÓ al primer ministro britÁnico boris johnson lo hizo en la red social twitter donde ratificÓ que tras la separacion que de la uniÓn europea del reino unido y estados unidos firmarÁn un acuerdo masivo que los que existen con bruselas, dijo el propio presidente estadounidense. >>> es un hecho sin precedentes en el salvador es la condena a 373 cabecillas de la pandilla ms trece. sentencia desde cuatro a 74 aÑos en prisiÓn por delitos como homicidio conspiraciÓn o extorsi

the president will receive the president of paraguay next hour. back to our conversation. the arguments haven't changed. we sat here for 15 hours yesterday and watched these hearings. republicans made their point at 9:00 a.m. and democrats made theirs at 9:30 and still arguing about the same thing at midnight. what does it do for the american people? you read the transcript. c.i.a. analyst. this was your career prior to coming to congress. many would say the punishment does not fit the accusation of impeachment if you read that transcript. what do you think about that? >> for me the transcript was part of the season i came out with six of my colleagues all with national security background. we wrote an op-ed saying we thought it warranted an inquiry, right? we wanted further investigation. frankly i worked in the bush white house and in the obama white house. i know what it's like to work on the national security council and be in the phone calls. for me it's actually a very normal order of business to have the president or senior people from the united states asking forei

at a white house visit with the leader of paraguay, plumb president trump warned democrats are setting a dangerous precedent. >> some day there will be a democrat president and a republican house, and i suspect they'll remember it. >> reporter: the president's team appears to be gearing up for a trial in the senate. mr. trump's personal attorney rudy giuliani was at the white house this morning shortly after the house judiciary committee voted down party lines to send the 2 impeachment charges to the house floor. the first abuse of power, the second obstruction of congress. >> if we let the president get away with this conduct, it means that every president for all time will be able to bring foreign powers into our elections. >> reporter: the full house vote to impeach the president could take place as early as next wednesday. democratic house leaders expect a few defections from moderate members in swing districts, but they expect they have the votes they need to pass. if that happens, it goes to the senate for a trial early next year. on fox news last night, the senate majority leade

. >> reporter: while meeting in the oval office today with the leader of paraguay, president trump unloadedouse democrats. >> to use the power of impeachment on this nonsense is an embarrassment to this country. >> reporter: and he said a likely senate impeachment trial will be done his way. >> i'll do whatever i want. look, there is-- we did nothing wrong. i wouldn't mind a long process. because i'd like to see the whistleblower who is a fraud. >> reporter: but senate majority leader mitch mcconnell doesn't see a need to drag things out because he says there's no chance the president will be removed from office. today, he brushed off complaints that his coordination with the white house over the trial was inappropriate. >> it was done during the clinton impeachment as well, not surprisingly, president clinton and the democrats in the senate were coordinating their strategy. we're on the same side. >> reporter: one of the people at the center of the impeachment investigation, the president's personal attorney, rudy giuliani, was spotted arriving at the white house just moments before the ho

resources there and an armed forces and i think we have a big military base just over the border in paraguay i you know it takes cost a lot and it costs a lot to control it to keep them from making their own deals like. china also for its own part obviously it is a rising power and we're not saying whether or not it's a good power a bad power but what the fact is that it is a power and it is quite clever and its it goes around it goes to those edges of the empire to do the deals 1st because it doesn't want to provoke the us directly it's trying to avoid that until the last possible moment all markets create prices and all prices are a signal that that signal is either right or wrong and it doesn't mean it's one political system or another political system it's just a number it's a signal generated by a market and markets have always been with us because people have always wanted to trade from the beginning of people and they always will want to trade the nation state is just a construct that will came recently and will probably disappear monarchies come and go but trading has always been wit

sense a big shots recently in colombia but maybe more useful and still flooding is the stuff in paraguay and southeast in brazil. in 2008 just near undocumented a groundbreaking skiing. preparing some of india's poorest children for entry into its toughest universities. we return to see other students and the scheme of helping change the face of india. super 30 ananda's era. hello again i'm elizabeth from in doha but the headlines on al-jazeera security forces in lebanon have fired tear gas and rubber bullets at people protesting for a 2nd night outside parliament the president set to meet with parliamentary blocs to name the next prime minister following weeks of anti-government demonstrations. turkey's president has promised a military help from libya's internationally recognized government including troops of needed and that could put turkey on a collision course with egypt the u.a.e. and others backing ward off the drive to take the capital tripoli and the u.s. democrats want white house acting chief of staff mick mulvaney and former national some hugely adviser john bolton to testif

comes from it's a huge business not only in nigeria paraguay in south america is another big global player. according to the un over half the trees cut down worldwide are burnt to produce charcoal with severe effects to the climate. nigerian merchants praise the high quality of charcoal derived from tropical wood it's particularly durable and it's embers last much longer but these traders don't have to certify where they get their charcoal the wood could be from one of the few sustainable plantations for tropical timber and africa or it could have been illegally logged in the rainforest . kingsley i can use specializes in export ready to be field with charcoal. murray. chin's who want to import tropical timber to the e.u. have to certify its origins the process is strictly regulated but those guidelines don't apply to charcoal. 88 percent of the charcoal used in germany is imported nigeria alone supplies $31000.00 tons a year but most consumers have no idea what they are using to grill their sausages . there's still a gemini and council tax the jelly. where it will form and. yeah. it doesn

it is traumatic to have more paraguay talk about the first time i went to india. was sitting in a restaurant. i was in new delhi at street level, and street kids came over and were standing there staring at my food. they weren't asking me for anything just staring at the food. and when the waiter came and shooed them away i felt a sense of relief but also felt disgusted with myself to feel the relief. because their presence put me in the untenable position. i was in india five or six months and pretty quickly i developed psychological scar tissue that allowed me to ignore those kids in step over a body in the street that maybe was sleeping or dead. that is what happens on a macro scale where there are differences of wealth and access to resources. that is not the way we evolved of egalitarian hunter gatherer societies where resources are shared. not talking about noble savages hunter gatherers are spiritually more advanced than we are but in a hunter gatherer society is a way to mitigate risk just the way we pay our insurance policies there is an expression in afr

another visit to the white house overshadowed by foreign politics as the president of paraguay sat uncomfortablye u.s. office. president trump railed against the push to impeach him for his dealings with ukraine's president. president trump: it is a witch hunt. it is a hoax. zero was done wrong. it is a scam. it is something that should not be allowed. it is a very bad thing for our country. you are trivializing impeachment. someday theret, will be a democrat president and there will be a republican house, and i suspect they are going to remember it. >> the committee is adjourned. kimberly: but democrats argue president trump abused his presidential powers for political gain. the house judiciary committee voted to approve two articles of impeachment against president trump. the vote, along party lines, alleged president trump withheld military aid in order to pressure ukraine to dig up dirt on political rival joe biden. trump is also accused of obstructing congressional oversight into the matter. >> for the third time in a little over a century and a half, the house judiciary committee voted art

sense a big shows recently in colombia but maybe more useful and still flooding is the stuff in paraguay and southeast and brazil. in 2008. documenting groundbreaking. preparing summer in the children for entry into its toughest universities. 'd we return to. the scheme and helping change the face of india. day one of a new era in television news we badly need at this moment leadership and felt this encampment that we're in today it didn't exist 3 weeks ago now there's at least 20000 or hinder refugees who live here on al-jazeera i got to commend you almost all i'm hearing is good journalism president hosni mubarak has resigned after all the lies the attempts of coverups jamal khashoggi his loved ones want some form of closure people are suffering people are dying entire school systems are collapsing we are going to beginning of a mass extinction we saw the syrian army flag placed it in the city just keep recording. it's a good cinema song about a 100 meters away from the frontline but it's not. going to happen. quickly. what was the last thing the president said to you about impeachment

. >> reporter: president trump meeting with the president of paraguay and touting a trade agreement withlaiming impeachment has been good for him. >> fund raising for the republican party has gone through the roof. we're setting records. nobody has ever seen anything like it because the people are disgusted. >> reporter: the president looking ahead to a republican run senate trial during which majority leader mitch mcconnell promises he will coordinate closely with the white house. >> there's no chance the president will be removed from office. >> to come out and say host coordinating closely with the chief defendant around decided it's not going to happen is an outrage. >> reporter: democrats and republicans bitterly po llarize. >>> president trump spoke a trade deal with china today. here is what the deal looks like. he'll be farm goods. the president will cancel the tariffs on chinese goods. they would have forced americans to pay more for chinese products lie toys a like toys and electronicelectro. president trump is boasting about the deal. financial analysts say it's too soon to ju

given what we know, mueller ought to be groveling for forgiveness -- he ought to be relocating to paraguayn sh. in fact, he's more self-righteous than ever. jim comey is a good person -- unfortunately, you are not. approved by a federal judge, comey tells us. amidst the fact that the fbi lied to the judge. the fbi did not insert spies in the trump campaign, no, they just use spies to monitor the trump staff. jim comey does not think you have google or doesn't care you have google. doesn't care what you know, they could issue a hundred ig reports, all of them exposing jim comey the sinister fraud and he knows and of it matters because he knows he will never be punished. that's part of what we learned today. what else did we learn? we are always happy to be joined by federalist sr. editor mollie hemingway. as someone who followed this from day one from orchard takeaway? >> there is no question the ig found rampant abuse of the fisa process, the fbi engaging in bad behavior as it sought to spy on a member of the trump campaign. the spin that you showed from other people, even worse than what

south america and is written on a broad range of issues including river pirates in the amazon, paraguay's insurgency and the shifting politics of antarctica. he was based in caracas venezuela for the new york times as bureau chief where he covered colombian warhe and politics in bolivia. give a warm welcome to simon romero. [applause] mr. romero: thanks for the kind introduction. i will introduce this wonderful panel i have the pleasure of moderating. is a journalist and cultural anthropologist and writer at texas monthly. thework focuses on u.s.-mexico border in the history and culture of south texas. her writing has appeared in harper's magazine and the new york times. [applause] angela is a multimedia journalist who has covered the u.s.-mexico border in mexico's interior for television, newspapers and radio and was muska -- and was mexico border chief for a major broadcasting group. she is a reporter for the albuquerque journal, and a special contributor on public radio and television. [applause] alfredo is the mexico border correspondent for the dallas morning news, where he has cover

given what we know, comey ought to be groveling for forgiveness -- he ought to be relocating to paraguayn shame. in fact, he's morere self-righteous than ever. jim comey is a good person -- unfortunately, you are not. approved by a federal judge, comey tells us. he omits the fact that the fbi lied to the judge. the fbi did not insert spies in the trump campaign, no just to monitor the campaign staff. and so on. we'll never know the difference. jim comey doesn't think you have google apparently, or more d likely he doesn't care. they can issue a hundred ig reports. every one of them exposing jim comey as the sinister fraud he has and he knows none of it matters because he knows he will never be punished. that's part of what we learn today. what else do we learn? we are always happy to be joined by federalist senior editor mollie hemingway. as someone who followed this from day one, what's your takeaway? >> this is a report that is looking if there was abuse in the fisa process and there is no question they found rampant abuse. dozens of instances of the fbi engaging and bad behavior to sp

brazil or paraguay, uraguay, argentina. you name it. we are there.me, congressman, that means vladimir putin if he was trying to intervene and we know he was, he's getting his way. the democrats have effectively become miss pawns along with the mainstream media. >> in the bizarre world in which they are operating, they are trying to convince the american people that donald trump is a puppet of some foreign power. but you look as a lawyer and a former member of the judiciary committee. when you look at the articles of impeachment. obstruction of congress and abuse of power. it's hard to keep from laughing. the language they use is just in a completely different world from what we did back in 198. what we did in 1998, we laid out very carefully with tremendous clarity and evidence that president clinton violated two very serious federal criminal laws. when you compare that to what we see today with obstruction of congress and abuse of power that is so vague you could fit anything or nothing into it. it is really an abuse of congressional power. trish:

. >> the president was talking about the president of paraguay who was seated there beside him in the oval office. in one of the other potential problems is that it presents a long list of witnesses that includes the whistle-blower and includes adam schiff and nellie ohr and people of the republicans would like to hear from. the democrats might counter with a list of their own and when you start getting into all of these witnesses, that trial could go down some rabbit holes that the republicans would probably rather it didn't. >> chris: as you pointed out, he was meeting the president, so there is other business getting done and one of the things the president announced was is one of a trade deal with china. what is that all about? >> the chinese on the president of the united states today announced they have come to an agreement. we don't know the exact language of all of this, it still needs to be legally worked out but they have come to an agreement on phase one of the trade deal that is the first in a long road to resetting the trade relationship between the united states and chin