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l,llie mason from politi thank you very much. >> thank you.ancy pelosi isthe most aker powerful woman in america. in cajanuary, she speaker a second time after democrats flipped control of the house and set a record number of women to congress. in recent weeks, nancy pelosi has championed house democrats impeachment investigation of president trump and made a case to it to a skeptical public. a new book by her daughter christine, describes the political and negotiatinha skills i made speaker pelosi such a formidable leader. joining me now is author and chair of the california democratic party women's caucus christine pelosi. thank you so much for cong in. >> my pleasure, thank you. >> this book is aimed at giving young women the choice to become leaders. one chapter is entitled to claim your at at the table. you talk about what your mom arrived in washington in the late 80s that wabasically she asked to give a list of priorities to the male congressman and told to st aside. how does she react to that and what do you take from how she handled t

lives the basic structure of the constitution it is divisive and exclusive it really destabilized up polity and 18 to 20000000 people would not trust us. and a tweet prime minister narendra modi hailed a landmark day for india and promised the bill would alleviate the suffering of many who faced persecution. but in assam the bill is another reason to distrust modi's india a recent citizenship registry exercise excluded 2000000 people in assam who now have to prove their citizenship or be rendered stateless. hindus left off the list now have protection but not muslims. who could face deportation the the the. reaction to the citizenship amendment bill has also hit social media on twitter this user captured some of the us on to tests and asked us on is burning and the government is not paying any attention to it is this democracy we are living in and prime minister narendra modi has tweeted this urging the people of isaan who he calls brothers and sisters not to worry quote i want to assure them no one can take away your rights unique identity and beautiful culture it will continue to grow and

at night they polity around the christmas tree. and during the day santa does the rounds. this is the high point of tourist season in bethlehem pilgrims from all around the world come here to discover the site whitely considered to be the birthplace of jesus christ. this year the opening hours at the church of the nativity were once again extended for hotel operators it's a cause for celebration business been booming you know we've never seen like this ever before you know we are almost 90 percent occupancy this rio this year we've been having tourists from all over the world brand new markets coming in so it's been amazing they're not coming for the view that many parts of bethlehem look upon the israeli west bank barrier for years fear of violence kept tourists away now this it is have been coming in droves more than the city can handle. and we have 4600 hotel rooms in bethlehem in paris time and we have 10000 if the region remains calm i think we'll need another 4000 hotel rooms in bethlehem to cover the needs of the tourism market was to pull out of the move to the gro

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la lider democrata nancy pelosi dijo que la camara de representantes va a iniciar le juiel juicio politia el presidente , tel presidente de estados unidos, donald trump y los republicanos califican el proceso como una farsa cristina amplia >> (hablan en ingles) >> en estados unidos nadie esta por encima de la ley dijo la democrata mas poderosa del pais al ordenarle a su bancada que n enjuicie eel presidente de estados unidos, donald trump >> (hablan en ingles) >> (hablan en ingles) >> (hablan en ingles) >> (hablan en ingles) >> i(informacion en pantalla) >> ip(informacion en pantalla) >> ip(informacion en pantalla) >> ip(informacion en pantalla) >> a las puertas de ser el t tercer presidente de la historia al ser sometido a un juicio p l politico el presidente de estados unidos, donald trump e enego estar preopcupcupado >> la congrecista trabajara el f fin de semana en los cargos que presentaran contra donald trump >> tenemos evidencias claras qu el presidente ha abusado el po e poder de la oficinas debe ser a clara para el pueblo americano >> para este abogado los demo democratas no ten

to safeguard institutions on the momentary hysteria that sometimes consumes t our politi. to keep partisan passions from literally boiling over. the senate exists for moments like this. that is why this body has the ultimate say in impeachment. the framers knew the house would be to vulnerable to transient passions and violent sectionalism. they needed a body. they wanted to consider legal questions about what is proven and political questions about what the common good of our nation requires. hamilton said explicitly and federal 65 that impeachment involves not just legal questions but inherently political judgments about what outcome best serves the nation. the house can't do both in the courts can't do both. this is as grave and assignment as the constitution gives to any branch of government and the framers knew only the senate could handle it. well, the moment the framers feared has arrived. a political faction in the lower chamber have succumbed to partisan rage. a political faction in the house of representatives has succumbed to a partisan rage. they have fulfilled

if you look at south enemies efforts in the united states, they never really engaged the american polity. they do not try and convince americans. they were not sending representatives out to american college campuses, for example, to give cox about -- to get talks about how our cause is just are whatever they would have wanted to talk about. they do not make an effort to understand the united states. that, i think, undercut their goals. >> jim? quickly, picking up on something john was just talking about in terms of whether or not the war was doomed and on the wrong side from the beginning, it is interesting to go back to the immediate aftermath of world war two when for several years, much of this u.s. government and much of the state department, agreed with the impulse of franklin roosevelt, that the situation and what was then still technically french indochina should be mostly viewed through the lens of an anticolonial struggle. but with the victory of mao zedong and the communist and china in 1949, that completely swung to the i did that this is just another front in the cold war. w

opposition members being carried out of politics in montenegro deputies from a pro serb polity came to blows with their rivals just before a lot of religious communities was passed lawmakers through what appeared to be a tear gas canister or a firecracker plainclothes police wearing gas masks intervened detaining 17 politicians from the democratic front to come without us. we expect that our colleagues will soon be released from custody we will also have a consultation about what to do next how to articulate this at the section with what we've seen in the parliament last night. that dissatisfaction has prompted protests by priests from the serbian orthodox church the big church in montenegro and ordinary citizens there worried the state could confiscate church assets under the new law religious communities need to prove property ownership from before $918.00 when montenegro joined the precursor of the now defunct yugoslavia opponents say the law is aimed at pro circuit city montenegro only separated from serbia in 2006 it's a step to you know get out of adonis this is a going to serbia

polities is it dated by the whims of the arms industry politicians are nothing more than sales reps by their friends to have as much power as a middle ranking executive and well to martin a dent of the day they do with that old. when an executive goes to bribe a foreign official he says to himself look i've taken a lot of risk to take this $5000000.00 that i'm paying to the prime minister of x.y.z. who makes an arrangement with prime minister of x.y.z. i'll hand over the 5000000 but you take half of that 5000000 and you send it to the following bank account and switzerland will share in this for. the 1st time an executive does that and he collects $2500000.00 he says wow this is a good business to be and within moments of that realisation he is no no longer in the business of selling airplanes he's in the business of selling bribes and he is now scouring the world for somebody to find to bribe. me it's. as if you. can. choose. to. see what it. is i don't see it says. each child. each careful. form. says. i. when. i'm in the phone rang again. this was somebody who said you have no idea

what does you about speaker pelosi and this politi tcal moment? carl: she's tough, that's for sure. this was auestion meant to provoke a response and it got one. "don't mess with me" will be the catch phrase in for quite a while and i think she day and it provoked a sharper response but i think it waso beneficial her because it was unscripted and it allowed her to lay out the case that this isn't for her -- d i think credibly -- that this is not about her feelings but about tho titution. you're right, she has come around to this reluctantly but we allel know nancyi and once she makes up her mind, she is goingo t move forward and robert: are house democratsere. comfortable with the decision to move forward, sue? susan: they really are. if you look at the vote they had to officially authorize the investigation formalize the process in the committees, that told you where the caucus was. every voten impeachment is a test vote. one thing pelosi did tell members this week is i'm not going to whip this vote. they're looking at the vote oncl ar of impeachment similar to the way they look at

is he going to wanted to be politi-substantive rather -- political--substantive rath r than polital? caroline: i think his role is more ceremonial than anything else. it is the jurors, the senators, that have the final say. t es a simple minority, but the simple minority can set the processes and procedures. there's a famous quote by justice rehnquist when he was presiding in 1999 over the clinton impeachment that he did nothing d he did it well. i think that roberts would be more of a figurehead. it is up in the air whether the senators would choose to give m the authority. it would have to be a conscious decision between both e,des of the aind as we have seen, laura, this is a particularly acrimonious time in american history and they cannot decide on much of anything. i would not hold my breath on that one. laura: to that point, because ii is so nious, is impeachment just a political process and not a legal one? t t the danger? caroline: its, and we have l.en the danger in likening this to a criminal tr of course there is the desire to want to compare it to the crimine trial. but

the poor life and we turned it into a side so that children in the next generation will know our polity he pool and the. poor also use the. opportunity for their well. the tourist season has started up again but the roads leading to the area are bad and the journey is difficult. tall guy gibney have says that prevents many tourists from making the trip thanks to the conservation initiative the number of pygmy hippos here is increased from 2 to almost 40 the project has also been boosted by the number of visitors who come. really interesting because. people all over the world and we receive this reindeer in our 80900 every year so the numbers increase and because of that where we are we i work for my community and we get benefits from the project and my community people are poor. visitors pay around 6 year olds for a tool that's a week's wage for many people in ghana a large part of this income is divided among the villagers in the protected area. as a result these women and girls no longer have to walk all the way to the river to fetch water all the residential areas now have their own

. >> on isoray, i would like to vote for the labour party, but i'm not convinced by some of the polities. >> brexit fatigue could be the biggest issue. jeremy corbyn says he would renegotiate the brexit deal with europe and then hold a second referendum. >> i just wanted to be over and done really. >> i'm probably more keen to finish the process now. >> i prefer the coconservative government. >> observers say the labouour party and corbyn in particular have an imagage problem. >> he seems weak, indecisive, unpatriotic, soft on terrorism and crime. >> that said, the labour party's poll ratings have improved as the campaign has progressed and jeremy corbyn is competing with a prime minister whose popularity ratings are not good, either. if the labour party can pull off an upset will depend on those undecided voters. brent: and of course, there's the never-ending story of brexit. the u.k. is a very divided country. when this election is over with, are we looking at better chances for the country to unite again? barbara: there's no indication for that yet because what could really unite them

the company reports polity retail sales increase by 4% and i went shopping up double digits this year compared to a year ago. now the american is the best place to be >> investment is going to boom. i am looking at a great year. >> reporter: president trump pointing to the stock market gains as proof that the economy is red-hot, experts say there is uncertainty about what lies ahead in 2020. >> one question is whether or not the relatively low interest rates we have right now from the federal reserve will actually result in an increase in business, spending, that would reflect on the business side of things. >> the debate on trade will roll into the new year also has the senate's debate a new trade deal between u.s., canada, and mexico, the house approved the deal before christmas. in washington, mark, fox news. track the start of the new year brings hundreds of new laws in california. among them, legislation targeting the good economy, making it more difficult for companies to treat workers like contractors and employees. or entitled to minimum wage and benefits such as worker's comp

the russian economic development minister and you can watch the full year end round of after this polity. what we believe in that the problems within you that states and shane that are very long term in the church so we see more conflicts not only in treated here but they can happen in many other areas what i would like to attract your attention to is the problem of the extra territorial sanctions coming from the united states and its you know it big problem for the ward as a whole it's being named as a problem not only from all sides but already from the european save my view is that the clean athletes should be able to be present on the global audience because it will be fair for them. just or for you to see it in the cheery alexina which is a very good story you know already it kind of you know serial which lasts for a. bit less than a week left of $29000.00 at start taking a look at the gauge is gone with polly boy and the r.t. online series in case you missed it. as i see why my guide to the year that was january got brazil off on the right wing tract when this guy nationalist. naro

and there to have an apology from the guardian polity there happen but their review panel has. decided. right and has ruled that the article was indeed misleading breach in the heart of conduct of the press in the united kingdom but i'm not completely satisfied with the correction the other thing is that they have not being. amend it but as the article still says that russian diplomats. secret talks in london in order to. flee the embassy that's not true and finally enough one of the journalists who penned the piece luke harding was behind another controversial article published by their guarding that piece also published last year claimed that the old transcom pain manager paul mann a forward had held secret talks with a son to an ecuadorian embassy somehow one of the most surveyed places on earth didn't manage to capture any evidence of that alleged high profile visit the guardian didn't attract the story but deep change the headline shift in the responsibility to its sources mr no rise has called the latest corrections he story journalistic fiasco for the guardian for again

which is as outdated as first past the post in terms of reflecting the true democratic wishes of the polityand in a sense this is something slightly ritualistic. everybody, from the moment nancy pelosi, the speaker of the house, decided that the ukraine situation, and it is to complicated to go into now, but this attempt to hold up funding for the ukrainian government to provide defence capability against the increasingly aggressive... which biden did, by the way, on tape. he acknowledged it on tape. please don't go there! she thought there is no way of getting out. there are two very narrow articles of impeachment. 0ne there are two very narrow articles of impeachment. one of them, interestingly, is obstruction of congress, not obstruction of justice, becausejohn has worked very ha rd to justice, becausejohn has worked very hard to stop people who have been subpoenaed from testifying. —— trump. it will go in the senate, and they don't have the votes in the senate. it then becomes a case of how further politicised this is going into next year as the democrats try to elect one of three 70—pl

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for the social democratic polity. fiona is fighting against the rise of neo fascism 2 years ago he introduced a lot of parliament it would have precipitated any display of fascist symbols but fianna his proposal failed the legal situation is different in the internet than in germany it's only against the law when one glorifying fascist symbols is connected to the founding of a fascist party or numerical on today things are different the facebook page that glorifies hitler goebbels or italian fascists is easy and quick to create the motivation to form a fascist party it's not necessarily part of it. but. the neato most illini ruled italy for 21 years through through to the repression countless people fell prey to his tyranny but in italy and abroad siding with hitler mussolini entered the 2nd world war fascist rule is a dark chapter of italian history that has never been thoroughly dealt with. the legend of fascism created the welfare state by introducing salary bonuses pensions and by drying out the swamps still lives

lives the basic structure of the constitution it is divisive and exclusive it really destabilized up polity and 18 to 20000000 people would not trust us in a tweet prime minister narendra modi hailed a landmark day for india and promised the bill would alleviate the suffering of many who faced persecution. but in a sum the bill is another reason to distrust modi's india a recent citizenship registry exercise excluded $2000000.00 people in assam who now have to prove their citizenship or be rendered stateless hindus left off the list now have protection but not muslims. who could face deportation. 2 more people have died from injuries they suffered in the eruption of new zealand's volcano that brings the confirmed death toll to 8 but that figure is expected to rise further another 8 people are still missing and more than 20 are in intensive care burn unit authorities say they will try to get on to the volcanic island on friday to recover the remains of the victims still there but the volcano is highly volatile and could put recovery teams at risk. earlier the deputy commissioner of new zeala

insecurity joblessness polity corruption different kind of human rights women a violation because of this disgusting water and occupation they live their country about deport them back they have telling to slide that they had a safe in fact they changed afghanistan in the past 18 the as to the save haven for terrorism and in fact just so little get off the so-called war on terror itself have been proved that it is the biggest lie of the century they did not only waged discriminative what they did in afghanistan they waged it in syria and libya and yemen in no crime in many other countries that millions of people were killed and pushed these countries toward destruction and response i believe that only that we have off asylum seeker is strong evidence of the social economy political situation of afghanistan and. they are for dead on the strategy could you now economy political interest and they now in the name of the so-called peace process they and why the terrorists taleban to join this non-democratic or after mafia issue these terrorists and the name of the peace camp that is out o

lives the basic structure of the constitution it is divisive and exclusive it will destabilize up polity and it into 20000000 people will not trust us. and tweet prime minister narendra modi hailed a landmark day for india and promised the bill would alleviate the suffering of many who faced persecution. but in a sum the bill is another reason to distrust india a recent citizenship registry exercise excluded $2000000.00 people in assam who now have to prove their citizenship or be rendered stateless hindus left off the list now have protection but not muslims. who could face deportation. voting is underway in britain's 3rd at general election in 5 years conservative prime minister forced johnson cast his vote early on he's hoping to secure a majority so that he can get his breaks it plans through parliament the opposition labor party leader jeremy corbyn also voted early his party gained ground in the final week of the campaign so despite initial predictions that johnson would win a majority the most recent polls suggest that the result is too close to call. that we know. how marrying hi

electoral system which is first past the post in terms of reflecting the true democratic wishes of the polity. and this is something slightly ritualistic. everybody, from the moment nancy pelosi, the speaker of the has decided that the ukraine situation, and it is to complicated to go into now, attempted to hold up funding from the ukrainian government for the defence capability... which biden did by the way on tape. he acknowledged it on tape. please don't go there. she thought there is no way of getting out. it was in that very narrow impeachment. one of them interestingly as obstruction of congress. not obstruction ofjustice because trump has worked very hard that back the ritual part of this is that back the ritual part of this is that they will go in the senate, and they don't have the votes in the senate. it then becomes a case of how further politicise this is as going into next year as the democrats try to elect one of 370 plus people to face donald trump who will be 7a. white elizabeth warren is one of them. i'm pretty so sure it will be bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, orjoe biden.

and sir germany as well as the polity the different political parties as well as struggling really right now to envisage what germany will look like once i stands down as chancellor come those 2021 elections if not before should at those elections be called early and although there are potential leaders or potential chancellor candidates among the different political parties as no real strong contenders right now so a lot of the parties they need more time to really establish who they want that candidates to be so of course they are really ready to face time with actions yet and if you just look more closely particularly particularly at the s.p.d. they really do want to hold on to that grand coalition because obviously leaving it would be a loss of power for them as well. thank you thank you very much. of a ship the mountain gorillas of rwanda were on the brink of extinction but after a concerted campaign their numbers are rising again a decade ago there were just $680.00 of them but now there are more than a 1000 status has changed from critically endangered to just endangered so how di

can see more left—leaning society in france, some of the challenges they are seeing, some of the politythrough the papers ina analysis. we will go through the papers in a short while. one of the world's biggest cases of cyber—theft has been unearthed by british and american police. two russian nationals are accused of using malicious software to steal millions of dollars in more than a0 countries. daniel sandford has the story. on one of the main boulevards in central moscow, an audi r8 blocking traffic while it does a series of doughnuts. police say these high—performance and highly expensive cars belong to members of a cybercrime group known as evil corp. a group responsible for two of the worst computer hacking and bank fraud schemes of the last 10 years. this is 32—year—old maksim yakubets with his lamborghini huracan and his personalised number plate, which in russian reads "thief". today, the fbi charged him with being the leader of evil corp, which is suspected of stealing more than £75 million from customers all over the world. yakubets is a true 2ist century criminal, who, with

but also of course you've got private newspapers and private broadcasters who are openly pause polities on now is that acceptable or not if you think that during the american revolution there were lots and lots of people publishing stuff which was very un see the british government should that have been burned should the winsome control over it things or wider issues but i think that's all i mean what's happened here in a stone year is to do with the possibility of a negotiated solution in ukraine and the dislike of that by some elements within the a stony and starbucks meant. to stay with more news after this short break. the partisan impeachment process against donald trump continues apace the framers of the constitution warned the impeachment of the chief executive was an extreme remedy are the democrats and the corporate media trivializing the impeachment process are they attempting to short circuit democracy itself. argentina love it this country is phantasmagorical the people are extraordinary the government and the central bank maybe not so much because of the central bank but le

intervention if it saves the peace deal making no apologies nor qualities fearne davian an american nor polity for the work that we have done across the room making sure that we have garnered the international solidarity only right and appropriate that any responsible person and we applaud the work that nancy and all those have done in america to protect the good fraidy agreement the 7 m.p.'s who do not take their seats but they have influence they have a fois and may have views stat line and clear and they've used it in america they've used it in europe and thankfully they have done that and now this way we have the good friday agreement protected night from this savvich that it was going to be attacked and on to mind if there had been a harder border on the island of violent if the breach government had had its we are joined at peace and political process. northern ireland political activists for hughes says he thinks the situation is contrary to america's stance they fall on other countries interference in political processes. a humble way to express that foreign policy in the different the

then deploys in different areas of the economy it's no coincidence that he's sitting on the cash polity sitting on now why because very simply the game is rigged so buffett has got a big cash pile a $14050000000000.00 aside he's got nothing to do with it you know it until i just came out recently that just under 5 trillion dollars a sitting in bank account ceiling 0 doesn't nobody knows how to do it there's more money as an economist the classic liquidity trap they say there's always going to happen you know. it did and this money is stagnating the night she came out of a meeting today. bunch of investors in london and there's a lot of american money now chasing any kind of do not even really doing that you diligence they just want to deploy capital because they have to and that means that really bad ideas get funded and this is classic you know this is misallocation of capital not only in a curious what right back to the crisis instead of letting banks go bust and drill and clearing out the deadwood what we did is we prop them up and again now from that moment from that decision. so no

but also of course you've got private newspapers and private broadcasters who are openly pause polities on now is that acceptable or loss if you think that during the american revolution there were lots and lots of people publishing stuff which was very n c the british government should that have been burned sure the winsome control over it these are wider issues but i think the timing of what's happened here in the stone year is to do with the possibility of the negotiators solution in ukraine and the dislike of that by some elements within the a stony and stubborn. about the u.k. now because a british primary school has found itself in the firing line after parents were angered by changes to the wording of traditional christmas carols whitehall primary school in the south east of england has redacted several carols replacing for example little lord with baby boy critics say the change is a myth the whole point of the celebration some parents have reacted negatively. if he was just a baby boy named jesus there wouldn't be a celebration in the 1st place he's our lord and savior and king

polity doesn't seem to have been changed much one way or another so it's a necessary exercise but i think it is fair to characterize it also as an academic one and overall how damaging potentially is this do you think to the president potentially to the democrats well that's right i mean there are they you can argue it both ways and politicians have some have said this will make trump a victim and and consolidate his base. has said it will drive home some of the most if not the most abusive behavior in the history of the presidency i think it's clear notwithstanding trump's bravado that he certainly doesn't want it and fears and lows the effort and it's hard to see how it helps them to have these charges aired on the other hand the doesn't seem to have not just the needle off his basic political support so time will tell perhaps it you know in the clinton case for example it actually helped clinton the impeachment effort here i think the charges are sufficiently serious that it's hard to see them really doing trump. good but but we will see and the what point do they move on i mean. total

unity is not complete these concrete slabs are a symbol of the deep divide not just among the nations polity. society as well as security forces set up these barricades after supporters of the mainly sectarian parties attacked the anti-establishment protesters the barriers make it harder to access the square but they do little to bridge differences indications are this is only the start of what is likely to be a prolonged crisis center for the beirut. more than a dozen m.p.'s have been arrested in montenegro after they violently protested a law on religious freedom the controversial legislation went through in the early hours of friday morning and it requires religious institutions to prove that they hold the rights to their property before 918 but opponents say it will unfairly target the serbian orthodox church and explain. opposition members being carried out of politics in montenegro deputies from a pro serb party came to blows with their rivals just before a lot of religious communities was passed to make his 3 what appeared to be a tear gas canister or a firecracker plainclothes police

unity is not complete these concrete slabs are a symbol of the deep divide not just among the nations polity. society as well security forces set up these barricades after supporters of the mainly sectarian parties attacked the anti-establishment protesters the barriers make it harder to access the square but they do little to bridge differences indications are this is only the start of what is likely to be a prolonged crisis. firefighters in australia are trying to limit the spread of wildfires before an expected heat wave this weekend nearly 1300 fire crews in the state of new south wales are doing critical containment work including controlled burns 75 of burning across the state with about a half still out of control months of fires of killed 9 people and destroyed at least a 1000 properties extreme weather hitting every populated continent this year bringing death displacement an enormous financial cost the british charity christian i looked at $15.00 disasters that each caused damage with at least a $1000000000.00 the disaster with the highest death toll was in india with flooding betw

is not complete these concrete slabs are a symbol of the deep divide not just among the nation's polity but society as well security forces set up these barricades after supporters of the sectarian parties attacked anti-establishment protesters the barriers make it harder to access the square but they do little to bridge differences indications are this is only the start of what is likely to be a prolonged crisis 7 for their own butte. a cargo ship has crashed into a harbor. strivers watched as the liberian flag ship drifted off course while traveling along the bosphorus strait thankfully no one was hurt but many people did stop to watch the spectacle authorities close the waterway to deal with the incident it was al jazeera live from london paris and much more ahead warning the victims of india's protest families accused security forces of shooting dead those who stood up against and all they say discriminates against muslims. and protesters blinded during demonstrations in colombia say the police are to blame and need to be disbanded but the government wants to strengthen them. howeve

sedition and heading up a narco network charges have also been presented against other leaders from his polity. some believe you are happy with what they see is a routing out institutionalized corruption you know you will be having to be nobody in the interim government is acting to bring to light the parodies that the last government committed so it would be good that they stay for a bit longer. but this is a revenge mission from conservatives finally back in power the country's next president was jus to take up the reins of the 22nd of january that's not going to happen now a me while the interim administration instead of just a caretaker role is taking actions which while it and it supports is still a necessary to clean up the country and bring fresh direct should to all those curry the with of political persecution. and allowed to support his victim president really said that been a clamp down against the rejection the 9 years seeing her as illegitimate and how did that miss the must let it go right now we need elections janina now says there's peace what peace in alto there's no peace the

that what happens in american politi right now. you get behind your team and you stay therer you get punished fro within your own party. that's true in the democratic republican party and i think that's the process we're seeing play out right now. robert: talng about the g.o.p., what explains them going along with the protectionist tilting trade deal, the newsmca and new taversion of navoing with the trillion dollar spending deal and sticking with the president on impeachment? >> just as jerry said, this is a tribal moment in pditics. all of those republicans in the house know that if they turn on trump especially on impeachment, they're going to get a primary challenger the next day. they're goingo have a har time raising money. they're going to have the resident tweeting attacks at them. they're -- they could potentially have the president going after them in rallies in their home districts. they live in fear of the president turning his political machine against them. becae he has donehat before. it's the reason -- one of the re