then you have a few people like pat toomey of pennsylvania who, at last check this past week was washe -- that that call inappropriate but not impeachable. that seems to be a bucket that could get a lot bigger. that a lot of senate republicans could ultimately not vote to but have some harsh words for the president's conduct. that is something that happened in the clinton hearing. ultimately, the democrats lined up to protect him from removal. that could be where things. are going -- where things are going. it is hard to at this point. one thing i do not think is an actual removal. as a senate republican, you are essentially voting for the end of your career because somebody is going to run against you and probably beat you if you remove a president they like. >> a lot of developments with the impeachment as they unfold. thank you for being with us on this sunday. we appreciate it. >> this week, the house intelligence committee and chair adam schiff continue impeachment hearings beginning tuesday morning at 9:00 a.m. eastern on c-span three. watch live testimony from vicefer williams,

and then you have got a few people, like pat toomey of pennsylvania, who, at last check, this past week, believe -- was in that the call was , inappropriate but not impeachable. some harsh words for the president's conduct. ultimately the democrats lined up to protect him from removal. could be where things are going. tell at thisard to point. one thing that i don't think is removal an actual barring a collapse in the support among the primary voters because as a senate republican you're ssentially voting for the end of your career because somebody is going to run against you and probably beat you if you president that a they like. as the of to develop as unfolds on wednesday morning. thank you for being with us on this sunday. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> c-span's washington journal every day with knew and policy issues that impact you. coming up monday morning, we'll two of the impeachment inquiry hearings with "wall street journal" vivian -- an senior staff writer for the hill scott. later a discussion on the george ent inquiry with washington university law professor jonathan tur

and then you have got a few people, like pat toomey of pennsylvania, who, at last believehis past week, that the call was inappropriate but not impeachable. and so that seems to be a bucket that could get a lot bigger, that a lot of senate republicans could ultimately not vote to convict but have some harsh words for the president's conduct here. that is something that happened in the bill clinton and treatment. if you remember, joe lieberman gave sort of a scathing speech about clinton's conduct, but ultimately the democrats lined up to protect him from removal. and that could be where things are going. it is really hard to tell at this point. one thing that i don't think is likely is an actual removal, barring a collapse in the president's support amongst public and primary voters, because then come as a senate republican, you are essentially voting for the end of your career, because somebody is going to run against you and probably beat you if you actually remove a president that they like. host: a lot as the week unfolds with public hearings resuming on wednesday morning. steven >

the pitch that pat toomey made.y, maybe it was wrong, do you really want to throw him out for this? i think as we get closer and closer to people voting, the republican hand gets strengthened because they say let's settle it at the ballot box. which is why i think speaker pelosi is trying to get this thing on a fast track. go to my website, smerkonish.com. answer the survey question, will the impeachment process remain partisan from start until finish. with impeachment all but certain to end up in a senate trial, as per the constitution, the person in charge will be -- chief justice john roberts. how might he try to hold the line against partisan politics? >>> and congresswoman katie hill resigned this week after allegations of an improper affair and the publication of intimate photos, should she have? >>> the rampant partisan divide has infiltrated high school football. a marked difference in participation in the sport depending on whether your state is red or blue. how come? plaque psoriasis uncovr clearer skin th

me -- pat toomey going to say no, i will be the one to save trump? to 20.et it is hard and unlikely, i understand that. but i think for democrats to be defeatist about it or act like there is no chance, and the senate leadership to throw their hands up and act like the republicans cannot be given something, cannot be dealt with, i refuse to the that fatalistic about it because the crimes are so obvious. rita int's hear from new jersey, democrats line. caller: good morning. i'm a first time caller, i'm very nervous. guest: don't worry, i don't bite. all, i wantedof to address michael bloomberg. we are so happy he is in the race. we love michael bloomberg. we were hoping that michael bloomberg got in at the beginning, he didn't. never too late. my family is very conservative african-american family, and we don't like any of the candidates currently running. joe biden in our opinion, what we love and respect is only going to serve one term if he wins. we want someone who can do the eight terms. as far as the comment you made frisk, i amnd personally off

do about it, and with the democrats, it is an impeachable offense, i found interesting, senator pat toomey'sially acknowledged wrongdoing for the president but essentially said the bar for impeachment is really high, and this doesn't match that level. >> michael smerconish thank you very much for your take as always and be sure to watch tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m. eastern. >>> humanitarian crisis at the border, out of the headlines, amid the impeachment drama but the human suff ariering is only getting worse. a new cnn report from one of the camps in mexico where thousands of migrants are awaiting their immigration decision, that's next. ckily denture breath will be the least of his worries. because he uses polident 4 in 1 cleaning system to kill 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. polident. clean. fresh. and confident. i felt i couldn't be at my best for my family. in only 8 weeks with mavyret, i was cured and left those doubts behind. i faced reminders of my hep c every day. but in only 8 weeks with mavyret, i was cured. even hanging with friends i worried about my hep c. but in only 8 week

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me -- pat toomey going to say no, i will be the one to save trump?20.et it is hard and unlikely, i understand that. but i think for democrats to be defeatist about it or act like there is no chance, and the senate leadership to throw their hands up and act like the republicans cannot be given something, cannot be dealt with, i refuse to the that fatalistic about it because the crimes are so obvious. rita int's hear from new jersey, democrats line. caller: good morning. i'm a first time caller, i'm very nervous. guest: don't worry, i don't bite. all, i wantedof to address michael bloomberg. we are so happy he is in the race. we love michael bloomberg. we were hoping that michael bloomberg got in at the beginning, he didn't. never too late. my family is very conservative african-american family, and we don't like any of the candidates currently running. joe biden in our opinion, what we love and respect is only going to serve one term if he wins. we want someone who can do the eight terms. as far as the comment you made frisk, i amnd personally offende

and then you have got a few people, like pat toomey of pennsylvania, who, at last believehis past weekthat the call was inappropriate but not impeachable. and so that seems to be a bucket that could get a lot bigger, that a lot of senate republicans could ultimately not vote to convict but have some harsh words for the president's conduct here. that is something that happened in the bill clinton and treatment. if you remember, joe lieberman gave sort of a scathing speech about clinton's conduct, but ultimately the democrats lined up to protect him from removal. and that could be where things are going. it is really hard to tell at this point. one thing that i don't think is likely is an actual removal, barring a collapse in the president's support amongst public and primary voters, because then come as a senate republican, you are essentially voting for the end of your career, because somebody is going to run against you and probably beat you if you actually remove a president that they like. host: a lot as the week unfolds with public hearings resuming on wednesday morning. dennis, tr