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ed: well guess what there's a new study out that i think is going to get pete all fired up. e early for christmas. they are saying doing really early like months before. jedediah: like after halloween. pete: why? jedediah: because it puts you in a good mood. pete: christmas does make you happy but if you're always happy then you're not really happy. ed: you need to have struggles in order to feel better. jedediah: you're a firm believer in you've got to pick one holiday at a time and you don't fully appreciate thanksgiving. pete: we've got veterans day coming up and then we have thanksgiving where you get to eat food, be thankful and watch football. it's my favorite holiday and then you go right into christmas and you love it and embrace christmas but if it's christmas all year long then the special ness of that hope enter isn't quite just as special. jedediah: i do think it's nice when you're celebrating thanksgiving dinner to have the christmas decorations up and sometimes i like to drive around and see the christmas lights outside. pete is in complete disapproval but it's

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in the background just to feel warm and cozy like like it's an audi your version of your mother's pete all right it's a phatic propaganda you get what i'm 'd sure you are the are you. also that to do with this show. your mother is lying to you. number 6 because distrust of the corporate news has grown more and more americans are seeing through the insane us backed and war games . most of america is opposed to endless war opposed to harming so many millions so that we can hold on to a bloated belligerent empire that eats nations and then vomits up new k.f.c. franchise locations unfortunately i don't have time to get into all of the ideas that were once considered far left extreme and now are mainstream abolishing ice basic income police accountability distrust of the intelligence community aka the surveillance state questioning capitalism how about that one how about that right. and me i mean sure our elections are rigged for the 2 corporate wall street parties our media is owned and operated by the largest most aggressive corp. in the world there's not a lot of room on air for the anti war

all my cash building this place and trying to keep it open. come on. 1,300 in one month? and it's hard to get more money to buy vehicles. >> we're scarce on cars. >> peteired his cousin tony to be general manager. >> hey, mike, make sure you check that all the tires match. >> okay. >> i'm here every day to make sure everything is perfect. >> and working together has strained their relationship. >> tony, come into my office, please. >> and tony has been talking about leaving athans. >> i can't work in an environment where the owner questions every single thing you do. >> i repeated myself three times. you didn't fix the problem. >> with no cars on the lot, and no process in place, athans motors has been losing over $1.8 million a year. if help doesn't arrive within days, athans motors will be forced to close its doors forever, and pete will lose his entire life savings. >> if i close this place down, it would be catastrophic. i'm so mad at myself. >> i've just arrived at athans motors, and i can't figure out if this place is even open. where are all the cars? what they do have is all super high-end. in a good used car dealership you have to have afforda

pete buttigieg, all his campaign focus has to be, "pete buttigi buttigieg, "i'm not a communist" and klobuchar, unfortunately her slogan is "i eat salad with a comb" and she hasn't been able to shake that. there are rational democrats going, this guy says the people who really needed can get it but for those who already have insurance -- >> medicare for all who want it. >> capri: i think the reason mayor pete is surging, i think there are a lot of mainstream democrats frustrated with the lurch to the left and here's someone who is outside the beltway, small town mayor in the midwest who is offering something totally different in the sense that he's not a re-trend like joe biden and a socialist like the rest of the guys. >> harris: president obama is weighing in on this. "even as we push the envelope and we are bold in our vision, we also have to be rooted in reality. the average american doesn't think we have to completely tear down the system and remake it," what is that code for? don't lurch to the left? >> andy: its code for "stay away from warren," i don't think they are worried

answer is mayor pete. all of these people as fans.is list of celebrity donors extensive, jennifera kno anisto, mandy give me more. >> and which toil hillary told y clinton that her 2016 campaign lacked joy, tulsi gabbard, joe biden or duvall patrick? dave said biden. alex said tulsi, david and juan gets it right. he told "vanity fair," i never got a sense there was joy in her campaign. >> he makes a good point but what tulsi says was better, queen of war mongering. >> have you an issue. >> yes, i am anti-war. >> no with her. >> or hillary. kennedy: which has a daughter who is a stand up comedian, chuckles mcgill cuty tom steyer or amy ha-ha klobuchar or elizabeth warren, she tickles the ribs? you are all wrong. it was amy klobuchar her 24-year-old daughter, graduated from yale, and works for a new york te city councilman and does stand up comedy how fun. here is question 8, which candidate said he loved donald trump in 16, steyer, booker or yang? you all have yang, you are wrong, cory booker, let me told you i loved donald trump, i do

pete: we'll move on. allwell coming up. ed: plus, the big apple circus is in new york city. we're getting a preview on fox square straight ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> on the top 2%, we can with extend the financial viability of social security for decades to come. those guyses up at the top, those billionaires who go on tv can and cry, they get it -- [laughter] that those folks are cheating the system. pete: democrat hopeful elizabeth warren taking her wealth tax plan a whole step further, unveiling sweeping proposals that could tax the richest americans above 100%. lisa: here to weigh in on it all and how this could actually impact you at home is "sunday morning futures" host maria bartiromo. that really is the issue, maria, because here's the thing, i think a lot of people say, you know what? who cares about the billionaires, right? but what's the impact on mainstream america in. >> well, i think you're absolutely right. there are a lot of unintended consequences when you squeeze people more more for taxes. and look

pete: that's what this is. allstaurant. >> yeah. you could be. the egg yolk could be runny. pete: you are doing something even more special for thanksgiving. tell us about your effort. >> heavenly harvest, thank you. we made 50,000 meals, shelf stable meals back in july. last two days given out to 1300 families in the hudson valley along with turkeys my partner and i took care of a lot of families in the hudson valley and woodstock. made a lot of people happy. nicole: our viewers at home love to help. how can people help towards your mission? >> we just need donations. the best way to do it is through our website heavenly harvest.org or amazon smiles is the best way to do it too. nicole: this is amazing. i think we will just sit here and eat. >> thank you. dean: protesters disrupting a conservative speaker on the college campus. >> my question is not a delusion. >> my question is not a delusion. pete: that school is convincing students that they're being oppressed. is that true? we will bring it to you next. ♪ that

they may all click on that. we know pete clicks on that and does all kinds of shopping. pizza pu pizza hut some dy they will hire me. 12% already consider themselves social media influencer. ed: even if they are not paid for content they think they are social media influencer. jedediah: make sure you know a lot about the product. when you associate yourself so closely with something. and if something goes wrong with that product people will kind of point the finger at you. do your research. pete: i have done my research on pizza hut. jedediah: have you done plenty. ed: only add up to 98% but 2% don't know. more "fox & friends" coming up on the other side. that life of the party look walk it off look one more mile look reply all look own your look... ...with fewer lines. there's only one botox® cosmetic. it's the only one... ...fda approved... ...to temporarily make frown lines... ...crow's feet... ...and forehead lines... ...look better. the effects of botox® cosmetic, may spread hours to weeks after injection, causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away as dif

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>> reporter: but pete's wife mary ellen said she could clearly see paul was baiting pete. >>> i would talk to him allwould be angry, upset. telling us things we didn't even know if they were true. >> reporter: dave and sue moore told investigators they, too, thought paul had been setting pete up. >> they talk a lot between themselves, too. and i think paul has been able to manipulate peter. >> reporter: but pete just didn't see it. didn't realize he was being played by his cousin. that just couldn't be. >> we grew up together. we were together every day. our parents bought us walkie talkies when we were 7 and 8 years old. i'd sit in my back bedroom or my bedroom. he lived right down the block on the corner down there and we'd talk to each other until we went to sleep. >> but now peter's cousin paul, the princeling, the golden boy, was about to go on trial for the murder of roberto ayala. as for pete, the person who was treated in this town like he bore the mark of cain -- >> i've had several low points in my life. there is no scale for this. this changes you forever. >> reporter: the next chapter was

the fact of the matter is you have elizabeth, pete, and bernie sanders which all have the same problem. if you can sustain a portion largen than 0%, 5%, 10% of the african-american vote you're not going to be the democratic nominee and that's just the fact. pete is having trouble with that, and pete has to learn one lesson, he has to meet black voters where they are. and until this point his campaign has not done that. it's one thing to have a rally on a campus or in south carolina, but you can't assume black folks are going to show up at that rally. in fact he has rally as at hpcus lot bernie sanders and warren. he has to meet people where they are. and i would be remiss if i didn't mention tonight was not only a great night for pete buttigieg but there are a lot of people in iowa betting on amy klobuchar and she's having a great night. >> you mentioned amy klobuchar, so hillary to you now. i spoke to mark mckinnon. he told me amy klobuchar is getting a lot of buzz. she's well organized there on the ground in iowa. she's only polling at 4%, but also she's pushing a more moderate messa

by all accounts pete buttigieg is leading in iowa. he is also the most favorable. 72% of iowa caucus goers say they view him in a favorable light. >> wow. very interesting. thank you for breaking it all down for us. just moments ago mayor pete buttigieg reacted to our new cnn poll. let's listen. >> what do you think? what is your reaction? >> well, that is extremely encouraging. obviously. we have felt a lot of momentum on the ground especially with the work that we've been doing not just in terms of my visits to the state but over a hundred organizers there building relationships, getting our message out. even now we know we're not as well known as some of my competitors. so it is very encouraging and at the same time there is a long way to go and there are a lot of states in this process so i recognize the work we've got to do both to consolidate our gains and make sure i am earning every vote as we head into the caucuses and the primaries. >> what do you think was the turning point? what is leading to that bounce in your assessment?

pete: yes, i did. as steve said all capitol hill as nancy pelosi and chuck schumer calling on president trump to testify in front of house impeachment investigators? ainsley: that's right it. comes as week two of public impeachment hearings is getting underway. steve: griff jenkins joins us live from washington. griff, when is the president going to sit down with nancy and chuck? that sounds great, right? griff: don't hold your breath. here comes another week of hearings as the president is fighting back on twitter brassing the inquiry. the crazed do nothing democrats are turning impeachment into partisan weapon. it's very bad for our country and not what the founders had in mind. one witness not scheduled is the president, though speaker pelosi is extending that invitation. >> the president could come right before the committee and talk, speak all the truth that he wants if he wants to. >> you don't expect him to do that. >> if he wants to take the oath of office or he can do it in writing. has every opportunity to pre

>> our thanks to you, pete and all our thanks to the fbi on that one >> secretary of state mike pompeo issued a full-on notice to the united nations beginning the formal process of withdrawing from the paris climate agreement. nearly 200 countries committed to national targets for reducing or controlling pollution beginning in 2016. pompeo said america is a world leader in reducing emissions and claimed that the deal imposes an thyears.rafor monday was the first daya year meaning the changes will take effect the day after the 2020 election the former state department official says if the white house changes leadership, a potential next president could get back in the deal in 30 days. >> and now to an update on a story we brought to you on monday the 42-year-old milwaukee man who was a victim of an alleged acid attack is still recovering this morning the man suffered second degree burns to his face in what authorities are now investigating as a hate crime. police arrested a 61-year-old suspect but have not identified him. here's nbc's miguel almaguer >> reporter: the attack was captured

all eyes are on you now. >> as dick gordon circled the bean pete conrad and alan prepared for the nextission. 12 1/2 hours later, they went out again. >> ok, houston. >> roger, copy, pete. >> before they began their geological expedition to surrounding craters and to surveyor, they got ready the tools and containers they would need. >> [indiscernible] >> roger, we copy that. i wonder what happened since yesterday. >> i don't know. i think everybody learned. >> as bean ready the equipment, conrad went out to the aslep -- alsep station to check an instrument. >> check the side. [indiscernible] >> houston, pete's on his way to the alsep. >> after conrad checked the experiments, they began the geological traverse, during which they would cover about a mile and take samples from six craters. >> you get a big surprise when you look into this crater. it's a lot deeper than it looks. >> there you go. that's a good rock. look at the pits in it, too. this is going to be a good rock, you sent. ok, -- rock, houston. ok. >> that's a big fragment. >> fantastic sight. al, look at the bottom of that c

pete: took me all the way through yesterday to throw all of the halloween stuff in a box. . steve: candy? pete: that's all gone. i don't even like halloween. took me that long to get rid of it. now only a little bit of time before thanksgiving which i love. steve: must be something about that side of the couch. brian doesn't like halloween either. pete: i'm not a big fan. ainsley: it's a weird holiday evil. steve: candy and dress up fantastic. pete: if you are 9. steve: i kind of am. it's great to have peter today in for brian. pete: appreciate it. steve: 7:00 in the east. 2 hours out from the second round of public impeachment hearings. former ukrainian ambassador maria yovanovitch will take the stand on capitol hill later today. pete: our own griff jenkins is live inside the ways and means committee room. good morning. >> good morning, pete, ainsley and steve. let me bring you inside day two history in the making. only one witness as you mentioned in the hot seat. maria yovanovitch. we expect her to say similar things she said in the closed door deposition about being thr

pete, all the way in the back on my program here as well as our talented interns, cole faulkner and sung kim. who you'll meet during the q and a a. where they'll help with microphones as well. we, today's session is sponsored by the wilson center sunday motor cory ree ra foundation center for korean history center for public policy. director gene lee is here and we're grateful the center's cosponsorship. before we begin, i'll ask eric to introduce our featured speaker today. let me just ask everyone to turn off your mobile twidevice, put m on silent so we can have good, thoughtful, focuseded discussion. with that, eric. >> thank you, christian. it's my privilege to welcome and introduce our speaker this afternoon who is monica kim, currently assistant professor and u.s. the world history in new york university department of history. she is the author of the interrogation rooms of the korean war. the untold history published by princeton university press in 2019. and book exercerpts have appear in a variety of envus including foreign policy and asia pacific journey. a member of the editor

deplorable pluralist a lot of the candidates are doing this now, especially mayor pete. in allviews, he's cleanly saying, i get it, let's try to work together. he's trying to be the person who is trying to work together in the push them apart. >> greg: you can argue the people who were talking about obama supporters being cultish are missing his appeal and missing the reason why he won and all that stuff. i would say it's the same here, if you dismiss supporters being cultists, you'll miss the reason why he won. >> juan: yes. if you are trying to diminish people, you're locked into it but i do think there's a reason they are saying this, greg, and it's hard politics. i think it was washington journal/nbc when they did polling and asked republicans, are you more loyal to the republican party or president trump, the answer came back more than 50% said my loyalty is the president trump, by about 30% said my loyalty is to the republican party. that's what you see a lot of the top republicans in capitol hill saying we can't challenge donald trump because trump controls the party. >>

these are pretty impressive numbers, one poll in new hampshire, another in iowa, for mayor pete. all we go. never mind. carry on. little trouble hearing you at first, i was going to say. please continue. >> to me, it's not surprising. i think he's got a really strong ground game in both those states. but also, you know, he's somebody who has big ideas like some of his more liberal counterparts but is willing to sit down and work with other people. it turns out the majority of the people i think in iowa and new hampshire and across the country are looking for a more moderate candidate like that. that doesn't mean boring, it doesn't mean you know, they can't get elected or win the primary. i think he's really appealing to people. you know, he got in a lot of -- some of his ponopponents releasa video of him talking to a tea party meeting back in indiana when he was first running for office in the state, and you know, they just maligned him for doing that. i actually, i have not much in common with the tea party but he was willing to go and sit down in an honest way talk with people that

all over iowa. you have some of the naacp economic forum, some doing town halls. peteeg launching his bus tour. even a fish fry. it's a busy weekend here in iowa. all of those candidates are trying to distinguish themselves because they are very well aware of the latest poll that shows four people in that top tier. as you mentioned it is warren, baut jig, sanders as well as biden. they're trying to either connect with voters through personal stories and pitches on policy that they care about or they're trying to distinguish themselves from each other on where they stand on the issues. take a look at healthcare. you have warren and biden really disagreeing. warren saying, look. i can fund medicare for all without raising taxes on the middle class. biden saying i don't think so. you have biden and buttigieg also talking about age. last night in des moines biden said my age comes with experience. i'm ready on day one in the white house. buttigieg saying i'm optimistic but it has nothing to do with my age. that is just because of my experience. he really cited his veteran

all? >> yes. mayor peteof exactly saying that message, that needs to be said, about how are we going to pay for these things? these things sound great but how in the world are we going to pay for all of these different programs. these things poll really well with progressives, so i understand why people like elizabeth warren are saying them. but these are nonstarters in the senate, for example. so joe biden was correct to say and mayor pete how are we going to ever -- is this practical. especially not if it's going to pass the senate. lauren: let me get you the last word, kristin. >> you know, trump has a lot to be proud of ahead of 2020, a roaring economy, record low unemployment but perhaps his biggest asset ahead of next year is the democrats. this field is so disapointing, the democrats of today stand for higher taxes, play th socialismn borders, abortions on demand. there is no moderate that seems poised to take the battle ground states they need ahead of 2020. i'm not optimistic about the democratic fi

pete buttigieg and war and sanders all substantially stronger.eth warren with the brought broadest support by that measure. >> that important with iowa caucuses because of the fun and funny caucus, the way caucuses work the second choice can become the first the way thingd things end up process. let's talk about pete buttigieg. yes all clumped up. can you say this solidifies he is top tier? no any other way to look at it. >> certainly top tier in iowa. the big challenge at national level is he is not appealing to non-white voters which is important in the democratic primary. he has focused on wiig on paling to moderate voters. paying for television ads there. more aggressively than anybody else in the field not a billionaire. tom steyer very aggressive on air. not thats getting him a lot in the poll. >> getting on the debate stanl but not doing much there. >> speaking of that stage you see biden's unsteadiness in debates catching with up with him and more biden voters moving to the pete buttigieg camp. this is the first poll so we don't have a tr

not just biden, don, but elizabeth warren, bernie sanders, pete buttigieg, all those people are ahead of trump in swing state polling by a margin of two to ten points. the bloomberg argument will go something like this, sure, they're ahead now, but trump talks about joe biden, occasionally talks about elizabeth warren, once in a while he'll mention sanders or buttigieg, but if warren or sanders ends up as the nominee, trump will take them apart and what these numbers mean now aren't a whole heck of a lot because people haven't engaged in an actual, okay, this person against donald trump as opposed to the broader democratic field. >> this is just -- i mean, you guys can correct me if i'm wrong, in case of emergency break glass moment. michael, this is what bloomberg said about trump at the 2016 democratic national convention. >> trump says he wants to run the nation like he's running his business? god help us. [ applause ] i'm a new yorker. and i know a con when i see one. >> so i was in the hall that night, and that went over very well. so two days later, trump tweeted, little michael

all one. maybe democrats - they tend to fall in love with this new, young charismatic person. is that what is going on here? >> i was just going to say peteeminds me of barack obama. look at all the negatives, little name recognition, to some extent, a lack of experience but also at the same time this uniting message. i would wager most people cannot tell you what pete buttigieg policy proposals are but he is roderick and he speaks very well and talks about bring people together and democrats do love that. right now kyle's analysis of some of his weaknesses are very true but it's also the case that if he were to win iowa and then new hampshire he will get a big second look in those fall along states and it could be enough to propel him. there is a real shot for the s sky. paul: one thing that struck me at the debate as he got a free pass until kelsey gabbard took a month for his new mexico comments and i don't think that really took hold. his record in south bend on crime and education went unexamined. white? >> one reason the other candidates see him as a flash in the pan and are waiting for him to naturally run his course. paul: could b

pete: he put a bow on it. that was the big news all day. statement saying -- we have talked about this on this program. ed: have you been advocating for it. pete: i have been advocating for it for some time. kurt lorance, clint and matt received full pardons for what they were facing either in trial nor leavenworth and eddie gallagher is getting his rank back. all of their records are cleared and the president did it in one blanket statement. in his statement he just talked about the fact that we send these -- when our soldiers have to fight for our country, we want to give them the confidence to fight. it's a great day for people who have gone into harm's way and want to believe the government has their back. these guys have a new lease on life today. ed: pete got a interview with matt golsteyn. headline its, starting with another fox news alert. these are live pictures out of paris where yellow vest protesters, yes, they are still going. they are storming the streets to mark one year since their movement began. now, the protests started la

pete williams' information. and we understand that those were all students.student also shooting at students as far as we know. and the fact this was over and over so quickly tells us a lot about the law enforcement response but it also is another tragedy at another school which is going to become a source of emotional stress and a huge burden for the students in that school and the surrounding community. >> i think there's three things, andrea, that i think i'd add. it was over quickly. and i think that one of the things that should comfort the community as a whole cross country is that law enforcement is prepared for this and they're ready, they know how to do this, they know how to get there. and although the shootings do end quickly law enforcement is going to be there to do the investigative work. that's the second part of it. they know what they're doing as a group, not just law enforcement, fire and all the other first responders, mental health, hospitals. they've got this down. they know how to do this response. which is fantastic. but the third thing

lester >> all right pete williams tonight, thank you. >>> another extraordinary day of palace intrigue in britain for more fallout for prince andrew spotted riding with the queen today we're learning more royal riff with his brother, the future king keir simmons is in london. >> reporter: prince andrew determined not to go into hiding, seen out riding with the queen today but cancelling a business trip to bahrain. prince charles said to be pushing for his brother's withdraw om something about the shift in power from the queen to the man who sometimes referred to as the shadow king, if you'd like. >> reporter: his friendship with convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein and lack of remorse in last weekend's interview engulfing the royals in crisis. >> is prince andrew have the full support of the royal family? >> reporter: his sister princess ann facing questions and a lengthening list of organizations, international bank barclay and orchestra and the world famous cambridge university reviewing his position as a patron. meanwhile, attorney general william barr said he initially had his ow

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kamala harris, pete buttigieg, castro, all took part.he meeting, castro looked at why it might be hard to wecht with minority voters. >> we need a candidate that can appeal and get voters out in the big urban communities there. >> the forum was part of this weekend's state presidential convention. >> joe biden was not at that convention. he was at ooh a town hall to beat trump in nevada. he continues to get support and touted his years of experience. >> the next president of the united states will unite the country or the world in disar y disarray. >> former massachusetts the governor, deval patrick, and michael bloomberg. they beside to run, biden is still atop the polls. in iowa, he's behind pete buttigieg. >> anne coulter will head to the bay area. she was invited by the berkeley republicans. some opportunities say they don't want coulter at their school. others say they are willing to listen to the commentator. protesses are expected. president trump is heading to an apple factory on wednesday. the plant is where the new mac pro is b

there is a lot of candidates just like they went after warren on medicare for all, they will go after mayor peten medicare for all, specifically a tweet when he says he supported it and now he does not. i'm curious now toe s see if th holds. >> we're seeing mayor pete surge in iowa, but she squarely in fourth place. help us understand the disconnect. >> having momentum in iowa is key. we saw it with barack obama and other presidential candidates, but a week or two after iowa, south carolina, there is nevada, and this is elector rates of color. in skaerz touth carolina the bl elector rat electorate, and then we have super duper tuesday where a lot of states are coming to vote. while he is in a strong position right now, let's zoom out, and look at the other pieces, and one final piece, the harvard study, mayor piece is still below bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. he is not at the bottom, but the youth vote is still going to the oldest of the candidates in the presidential election. he is doing well. he is really centralizing that middle lane brand that he has, but it will still be a tight cha

i think it is straight forward, all pete buttigieg has to do is figure out the way he is connected with other people regard less of their background and where they are from go too south carolina, and talk to people. he. >> he as a good shop. kennedy: it is an important voting state peal people would love to hear his ideas. >> we're not going to have one single democrat that will win all 4 first contests. >> you think they will be won by 4 different people? >> i do. kennedy: oh, you are just destroying yourselves, it is fascinating. >> it is so bad. kennedy: so bad for you. >> i tell you. kennedy: the worse it is for all of them, they will be tarred as racist and bigots and antisemites. >> iin give iowa to mayor pete, new hampshire elizabeth warren, nevada to bern i and south carolina biden. >> i say gloo bloomberg wins 2 f those 4. >> really. >> woe. >> i. kennedy: i want to tell control room, remember this tape, we can play it back when -- >> i agree, i give iowa to pete, new hampshire to warren, nevada bernie, south carolina biden, and presidency to trump. pretty much how it works. >>

all of this taking place as that new support in iowa for pete buttigieg has yesterday to translate toty all along in his campaign, something that he is working to chip away at including here in los angeles as he addressed hispanic voters and as he was trying to explain to them that when it comes to the issue that the are important to african-americans and hispanics, he gets it.are important to african-americans and hispanics, he gets it. >> if you think of all the threats and dangers that we've encounter encountered, the one that came closest to actually ending the american experience was white supremacy. i believe that remains the great ets threat to t est threat of the american project. >> reporter: and with this newfound status as a front upper in iowa comes a new target on hit back as we head into that debate in atlanta. he is telling us that he is ready for the attacks to come in the debate and ready to defend himself. >> and of obviously in iowa he has strong support. are his supporters confident that he can beat donald trump? >> reporter: his supporters are. but when you look a

. >> all right, pete, thank you. >>> the president declared today's impeachment hearing a big win. hallie jackson is at the white house. hallie, what are you hearing? >> reporter: lester, president trump and his defenders are seizing on ambassador sondland's acknowledgment the president himself never explicitly linked military aid to those investigations that's after the president's allies scrambled to revise their talking points since our sources say they were initially expecting sondland's testimony to more clearly back up the president. president trump, look at this, taking notes, quite literally on what he heard and prematurely trying to declare victory. >> i think it was fantastic. i think they have to end it now so what does the president want i want nothing okay i want nothing and let me tell you, it's a hoax. it's a disgrace. it's an embarrassment to our country not only did we win today. it's over. >> reporter: the president also said he doesn't know sondland well, trying to distance himself from the e.u. ambassador he hired. lester >> hallie jackson at the white house. th

she had been hard lined for medicare for all including taking away people's private health insurance. now she said no. we'll pass what peteen wanted, medicare for all who want it. put off the big plan for later. >> i don't know where that's coming from. her trying to answer questions, being more practical and making sure she's not giving room for new corporate folks to make it look like she's impractical is something she's doing. she's trying to get back to the frontrunner status in part because of what pete buttigieg is seeing happen with him. i want to take a couple steps back. you see pete buttigieg stepping up. joe biden who we all thought -- i didn't think -- most folks thought he was the most electable is now flailing. the entrance of deval patrick and michael bloomberg, people are saying who is going to be the standard bearer for democrats. i think what elizabeth warren is doing is a mistake. backing off her position is making it so now progressives are rallying around bernie. they're still looking for someone to carry the mantle. they want that person to go into the presidency what revolutionary idea, even if that

>> probably so, chris, first of all, and pete alluded to this and he's absolutely right there's no requirement that the supreme court take this case. the parties can ask the supreme court to review it. but they can decline it and whether or not they decline it will turn in part how the second circuit, the federal appellate court blow it wrote its opinion. it seems to be a rather narrow opinion that a subpoena to a third party, in this case the trump accounting firm, maizers, has to turn over records relevant to mr. trump. the subpoena wasn't served on president trump. the supreme court -- i'm sorry, second circuit isn't saying a president can be charged. they're just saying the organization, the accounting firm that received the subpoena has to turn the stuff over to a district attorney who has a legitimate ongoing criminal investigation. that doesn't seem extraordinary to me. and because it's not extraordinary it's entirely possible the supreme court doesn't even take it. >> of course jay sekulow sees it a little bit differently than you do, chuck. i am quoting what he gave us as a statement