let me talk about paul ray. paul ray is a bright young man. he is the kind of person that most of us would say well, he ought to be in the administration. i don't care if it was a democratic administration or a republican administration. smart, well educated, good experience. he has been nominated to head up something called oira, office of information and regulatory affairs, an entity that exists within o.m.b. i've met him. he has come to my office to talk with me. very polite young man. he has been before our committee. and i voted today against his confirmation. and i'll tell you why. the committee on homeland security and governmental affairs used object to be the committee on governmental affairs. i served on it for 19 years. we have oversight over the whole federal government. every committee we serve on including the committees our presiding officer serves on, we all have oversight. a lot of that deals with oversight of the administration as part of our checks and balances. we can only do that job so well if the administration allows us

ray smith in colorado and ray smith in maryland, new jersey, kansas, but did he go by the name ray smith a call back. it was the ray smith from colorado. he had the right name, the right age, and place of birth and grown up without knowing any blood relatives and all of this ray smith knew was his mother's name. according to the birth certificate, it was jerry, and he was starting to sound a lot like our ray. we asked if he would submit to a dna test. he agreed, and there was no doubt, we'd found him. we brought ray and his fiancee to a los angeles hotel and showed him the story of his sisters, and in a way, his story, too. >> i thought that this story, itself, was sad. sounded like they had a rough life. and it was really similar to mine. >> and so it was. it began the same way, too, when shirley took him from geri except he was turned over the annalee brown, and named him jimmy brown, the only name that he knew growing up. >> she had told me that she had adopted me, but i was also shipped around a lot from home to home, because she had a lot of health problems, from what i was told. >>

buffett putting the money to work so but warren buffett has a track record is quite vastly superior to ray ballio so i i don't understand why he thinks we're interested in this thoughts he's obviously trying to justify his low returns last year the nasdaq was up 40 percent the stock markets were up in general about 25 percent he himself his is investors only received 0.25 percent i don't know if that even covers all the fees they have to pay him and his crew but he lost money but maybe now he's capitulating that could be a sign of his capitulating is like. going to jump into this market maybe he didn't believe in it because a lot of people are intellectualising this and the fed can't control everything the fed can't do this the fed can't do that what he was trying to do perhaps was fight the fed a lot of people try to fight the fed peter schiff tries to fight the fed everybody tries to bite the fed and the fed loses or the fed wins until it will suddenly lose i just don't understand why how can so migrate dahlia in a market that's between 25 and 40 percent and not even make one half of one

ray allen joins us now.time on what i know is a very difficult time. >> yeah, thanks for having me on, chris. >> so, ray, why do you think so many from the basketball world and beyond are coming out and expressing the grief and the depth of emotion and the knowledge of the man that was kobe bryant? >> well, i think, you know, we all had the chance, the opportunity, the great pleasure to watch kobe grow up. him playing in l.a., one of the largest markets we have, we saw him make mistakes early. we saw him grow. and win a championship, win three championships with shaq, then move on and win two more after that. that's what america is all about. it's about the way we come together around our sports heroes. and he was larger than life. he did things, you know, coming in to the nba as a kid, and, you know, saying that he wanted to do all those things and reaching this mountaintop. we saw him standing on courtside, pumping his fist after having won a championship. that invincibility is what we all feel like our he

this is the next generation after ray harroun's big win.is a big racing car, particularly from 1928, it is kind of cool. you have some art deco design from the era, but what is most import about this car is it was built by a guy named harry miller, who is out of california, and he became a famous designer of engines in cars, won many indianapolis 500's over the years, and the . another notable piece of this car is the driver of this car in 1928, was a man named louis meyer. he won the race in 1928, and then in 1933 and in 1936. when he won his third race, he became the first to win three times, but he asked for buttermilk in victory lane, and that started a tradition that is to this day, when the winner comes in today, and it has been the case since the 1950's, when the tradition was firmly established, the winner gets the wreath. the winner gets his regular milk, thankfully not buttermilk, and they take a chug of that milk, and they get money from the dairy producers. >> and the milk bath, all over his face. he did not waste anything there

and robert ray also has very deep experience. the question -- and as we just heard from our incredible reporters, kaitlan and pam, the plan is for them to be the presenters, the ones who are going to be speaking on the floor of the senate, the opposing council to all the managers we saw. >> the face of the president's defense and the president seemed to be not that convinced that the others had that kind of teeth. >> there has been such a tug of war about whether it should be people like this, or in addition to people like that, or maybe instead of people like this, house republicans who were the other favorites of the president, he was watching on television, he thought they were making their case. the senate majority leader pushed back hard on that saying that's a bad idea for the people you're trying to convince in the senate. and it looks like at least based on this he was right, he won. >> ross garber, this presents an interesting question, does it not, ken starr and robert ray, they were leading the impeachment investigatio

ray to join me. you are exactly right, this will be played out on television, it's clear what the president has appealed due for a very long time, he wants people to communicate their ideas through that box. >> harris: i would add to that with robert ray that he actually issued and took over for ken starr at the end of whitewater and issued the final reports on the whit whitewater scandal and monica lewinsky scandal, as you all know i don't like to call it that. >> bill: we had ken starr on a few days ago, i was confused, i don't know if you were but was saying, if you are asking for a prediction as to witnesses, he said yes we will and i said give me some names and he said john bolton, hunter biden. but then he seemed to backtrack and his answer as to whether or not that was the direction this trial would have. i was confused. i wonder if at that point he had an idea as to whether or not he was possibly joining. >> harris: do you think he was getting to what senator ted cruz and others have asked fo

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human being sees when they look at an x-ray?er that question. no, i don't pre- that. in terms of other scans where this could be used, are there particular illnesses where you think it might have a clear usage? there are certainly algorithms are developed to look for clots in the plane, which is very useful now we are developing mechanicalfrom which is very useful now we are developing mechanical from back which is very useful now we are developing mechanicalfrom back to me for stroke treatment. it can also identify whether there has been bleeding in the brain in cases of trauma. certainly there are algorithms that look for the calcium stores in coronary artery ct for people at risk of a coronary. there are many others being developed at the moment. really interesting stuff. great to have your insight. doctor caroline rubin, thank you very much indeed. thank you. derbyshire constabulary has referred itself to the police watchdog after it was revealed that a woman found stabbed to death on new year's day, alongside her partner, h

james earl ray as i want to keep this introduction as brief as possible. but i will say that the book profiles james earl ray, editkoa describes his actions in memphis on april 3 and april 41968, and it also describes the uncanny is the lucky breaks that enabled ray to murder king. so, the next date april 4, he is at the lorraine motel and meets with the aid and he is in a melancholy mood you have to suppose that he was sorting through the troubles and challenges to keep a stiff time, and you may know his room at the hotel was on the second floor and it opened to the balcony before 6:00 he exits his broom and is invited to dinner at the house of a local minister and he goes to the balcony and pauses in talks to some of his aides were dowwho were down in the pat below. he is across the street in a rooming house, fires his rifle, the bullet strikes him on the right side of his face, he drops instantly to the floor of the balcony. the ambulance rushing to st. joseph's hospital and he was pronounced dead at 7:05 p.m.. what are we to make? how shall we sum up h

like yes to free exam and x-rays for new patients without insurance. hours and payment options. and yes, you'll start smiling more too. don't wait, book at aspendental.com or call today. a general dentistry office. >>> it's hard not to be thinking about kobe bryant and hopefully all the victims of sunday's helicopter crash. it's going all over the world. the empire state building here in new york lit up in larkers colors. the shrine in the philippines. mourning the death of the black mamba. for all the danger that that suggested about him on the court. it was the love that he gave off of it. the sincerity the intelligence and the drive. that is what's really resonating with somebody who is bigger than the game. now, butler. hef not only a teammate. he was a friend, he was a father, raising kids with kobe. a brother. and a mentor. this is why he says kobe must be remembered. >> thank you so much and i am very sorry to meet you under these circumstances. >> it's tough. just sitting at home this entire day surrounded by loved ones and positive energy. and

last year this is he almost underperform negative yielding bones maybe he is the hedge fund because ray dally of course is worth like $10000000000.00 listen connecticut has bridgewater capital capital which has tens of billions under management maybe he's the hedge fund that the repo market is bell yeah nobody knows why the fed is intervening in the repo market they did suggest while davus was going on that they might actually start lending cash directly to hedge funds maybe he's he's the guy maybe that's the quid pro quo for him that's why he's up there saying don't fight the fed people don't do it i mean i lost you know like maybe he's up there now championing the fed telling people to get into this market at all time highs and you know he's changed his tune well he wrote a book because last year called principles and in this book he list like a 100 or 150 of his principles of how he became so successful as a money manager. yielding virtually 0 results and so i think the 1st principle anyone should understand when talking about re ballio is don't listen to rate ballio that's principle

pilots with the clouds and fog the pilot requested special visual rules for >> helicopter two echo x-ray with you for the special vpr transition we're currently at 1,400. >> reporter: minutes later the helicopter was over calabasas and climbed and descended quickly before dropping off radar. >> 2 echo x-ray, you're still too low level for a flight following at this time. 2 echo x-ray so-cal. >> reporter: scott heard the chopper fly right over his head then slam into the hill. >> i heard the helicopter approaching. i'm going what in the world is a helicopter flying because we were below minimums there is no visibility >> reporter: nothing rorter: f chopper pilot kurt dietz had also flown kobe bryant and knew the pilot who died. >> any decision is the pilot in command. the actual pilot flying is the final authority. >> reporter: he can decide whether to fly or not fly >> he's the only one that can >> reporter: this helicopter did not have a cockpit voice recorder complicating efforts to find out what happened but all of the evidence thus far say investigative sources suggest that somehow t

are you wearing polyesters and nylolons and ray? oilil and gass industry y ae petrochchemical industry eatete so many benefits, and all of these things that impact quality of lilife are thihings that peoe are taking for grantnted. man 2: : they are e essentiallyy putting their heads in the sand and saying, "we're gonna drill, baby, drill until we can't drill no more, either by an act of god or because an act of government, and i think thahat's irresponsible. man 1: the quality of life in the united states of america, the state of california, the globe is going to be the marriage and the efficient use of all of our available technologies, but if we learn and we're open with each other as different industries, then we can benefit acrososs the boarar. anand that is how we alall will dedeliver the e best qualility e gegenerations s from now.. i was asked by some civic leadaders if i would c consider surveying the people of the city of taft, because inin governmen, wwe need business sense, and here i i am. i was s elected to office and i

ray or an m.r.i. scan but and when do they have to do an m.r.i. scan is a doctor in most of the cases it's not necessarily cause lower back pain is limited and last for only a couple of place it can be severe but in most of the cases it lasts just for a short time but if it does not receipt after a some days or repeated after a certain time or if the doctor suspects structural change in this case is indicated to carry on for their examinations for example with. x. rays i have so many patients problems in the lower back is the problem that mother nature just messed up. really not but right now we are observing that about 80 percent of the patients reporting back pain have some kind of mental or social stress and that means that this the sort of this excess of tension is reparable on the back but most of the patients also present with pain because they do not exercise have a trolley they do not use their muscles so what kind of behavior or absence of behavior cause lower back pain. it is important to understand one principle or 3 indeed if you use i

ray, on the speech, a lot of tough talk, stricter sanctions imposed on tehran, a threat that iran caner have a nuclear weapon. and, by the way, we're open to negotiations. >> it's hard to fathom what the bottom line of american policy in iran is right at this moment. the president announced he wants to get troops out of the middle east but created a situation where american troops must stay close to tehran in order to enforce american penalties on the regime there. howard: but the question for the coverage is did he entirely create that situation, or was he also reacting to things like the siege of our baghdad embassy by pro-iranian militants? >> sure. there's a lot of things that lead up to attack on soleimani and, don't forget, a senior iraqi militia leader. and there to a degree free agents -- and we don't know yet where that leads, whether they're going to strike american targets or, should i say, continue to strike american targets. howard: there's a lot we don't know. what we do know, gayle, as we showed at the top, there is a divide among media conservatives including here on f

bringing in ken starr, alan dershowitz and robert ray. they all have one experience that is important to the president, television experience. and ken starr's independent investigation led to bill clinton's impeachment. >> those acts constitute a pattern of obstruction that is fundamentally inconsistent with the president's duty to faithfully execute the law. >> reporter: back then, trump didn't always think so highly of starr. >> i think that ken starr is a lunatic. i think that ken starr is a disaster. >> reporter: and now starr appears regularly on fox news where the sources say that the president has been watching him closely where he has analyzed his own trial. >> there is a huge question of will there be witnesses. >> reporter: and robert ray issued the final report on clinton. >> you don't impeach the administration based on policy differences. >> alan dershowitz gained claim after defending high profile clients like o.j. simpson and then under scrutiny with the ties to harvey weinstein and jeffrey epstein and now embroiled with a

. >> a portion of your book deals with ray rice. what happened? >> maybe not so much the incident or reaction. but one key point that happened in the aftermath of ray rice was why i stayed. - - married him in the aftermath of all that. people want to know why did she stay. the question we have to ask is why did he stay? what is it about men that staying in an abusive relationship, and unhealthy relationship is not something we as men question. why we stay in a place that's not so fulfilling in our own cells. >> you go on to say that the semantics of sexism perpetuate myths. >> it's the way we's that cite statistics. we don't talk about how many men are involved in that conversation. the way we frame the problem by calling it women's issues. allows men to do nothing, quite frankly. if we call it women's issues, it's not for us to deal with or to truly understand. >> were you raised to be a man? were you raised with some of these values? >> i was raised talking specifically about my father. by a gentle, stoic man. but he did not intentionally talk a

in the nhs, two doctors analyse every woman's x—rays.ligence, a machine learning computer designed by google health, can do itjust as well as humans. this went far beyond my expectations. it will have a significant impact in improving the quality of the reporting and also freeing up radiologists to do even more important things. women aged between 50 and 70 are invited for breast screening every three years. the study in the journal nature showed al was actually better than one doctor working alone at reading mammograms. it produced i.2% fewer false positives, where a healthy mammogram is wrongly labelled as abnormal. and there were 2.7% fewer cases where a cancer was missed. and ai will only get better. this study shows us that in the future it might be possible to make that screening programme more accurate and more efficient, which means less worrying time waiting for patients for results and better outcomes overall. helen edwards from surrey has been clear of breast cancer for 15 years. she was a patient representative on the panel w

robert ray, wasn't perfect.ut even if he did all these things the wrong way, it's not impeachable because he didn't commit a big crime. then you got bondi. don't forget who the real criminals are, the bidens. something for everyone. could be effective. seems to be with the gop. >> yeah. you know, i do think that it's ironic that their argument is, you must stick to the evidentiary record that was created in the house and then a lot of what they put out there is not in the evidentiary record. because they never brought any witnesses into the house. so there's some irony there. i do think that a lot of this will come down to the questioning, and i think if the democrats can be strategic in their questioning and not go down the rabbit hole of challenging the president's lawyers, but, instead, asking their own lawyers the assertions that were made by the defense and let the house managers bring up the clips again, the video clips that will contradict everything that they put out. i think that could be very effective

ray has been using his love for music to to call himself. he made this video for her bus sitting in the waiting room a few weeks ago before her seconds brain surgery just to make her smile. i was nervous and i was >>now as i know what i want to when she comes out i don't know should be able to see this but i want to make something for her that's going to just make are some out after the having her head cut it did a lot more that it got to shade room which is they got 17 million followers on instagram. >>is a term think a little league. thank you ray we raising the song and race should just from grammy-nominated artist and cesar his management team from there they also extended an invitation to international music festival coachella a told my pastor and got in front of a lot of people now with her the cygnus this is a little well par excellence cry, it's like now. they just a makes it ok. lowe's powerful goodness and music is magic. >>good for good for him and good for her and in the fight and that was the sean brown reporting the couple obvi

chief justice, to robert ray. >> mr. chief justice, members of the senate, distinguished house managers, and may please this court of impeachment. i stand before you today in defense of my fellow americans who, in november 2016, elected donald trump to serve the people as their president. their reasons for that vote were as varied as any important decisions are, but their collective judgment accepted as legitimate under our constitution is deserving of my respect and yours. for only the third time in our nation's history, the senate is convened to try the president of united states on articles of impeachment. those articles do not allege crimes. the constitution, the framers intent, and historical practice of dictate that well-founded articles of impeachment allege both that a high crime is been committed and that as such removal from office ise warrand only when such an offense also constitutes an abuse of the public trust. that is in the case of the president, a violation of his oath of office. both are required and ne

here and ray's shares this about what the nurses of who had union hospital are doing they're cutting their hair short before starting work for fever clinic on the mony award long hair would likely catch fire us as a lot of information out there not all of it accurate what cutting your hair help prevent you catching the coronavirus. where the virus needs to go is either into your eyes your nose or into your mouth and then down into your throat and into your lungs now if you wander through an environment which has got lots of virus bobbing around in the air yes some could get stuck to your hair is more likely that if there was enough to get stuck in your hair it's probably going up your nose and down your eyes and to the docs already i would say so it might make a difference but shaving your hair but the difference is going to be modest to be honest we promised out is that we were asking questions so what am i going to say this one with you this is from david on twitter he says in the quest to be 1st and promote content that galvanizes and hows and elegance attention might virus storie

and shooting away will be robert ray. we thank you for being with us, bob. much. >> thank you, mr. dobbs. always a pleasure. lou: new reports say the trump administration plans to add seven other countries to the travel ban list next week. the trump administration now saying belarus, eritrea, kyrgyzstan, myanmar, nigeria, sudan and tanzania don't add a adequately vet their travelers to this country. citizens of this country also overstay their visas quite often, apparently, well above the total average rate of overstays which, by the way, is pretty significant. we'd like to hear your thoughts. give us your comments. follow me on twitter, @loudobbs follow me on instagram @loudobbs tonight. and a programming note, the republican national committee's ronna mcdaniel and the government accountable institute's and best selling author peter schweizer join us tomorrow. peter has a new book out, and ronna has another election to win. >>> still ahead, a deadly contagion outbreak in china has spread. it is now at least in evidence in this country, one case, but will it

in raleigh, north kelowna, ray is our first independent collar. caller: republicans and democrats are always about unemployment for blacks. we bring in a million people in this country, every year. if they are doing their jobs out of there, we can fill them. opportunity, no why are you still bringing more people in the can unity? thank you. host: let's hear from our guests. guest: i will speak for democrats. we are not for open borders. we believe there should be immigration reform. opportunityhad the to have immigration reform and republicans backed away from it after supporting it. there are a lot of low skilled jobs that americans have not done. there are a lot of jobs that are high school science jobs, democratic jobs that americans have not done. we have trained a lot of foreign people. immigration is a complicated issue that we should be bipartisan about it. has raised an ray important issue in terms of immigration. it has been pretty terrible. i think that one of the things that people do not focus attention on is the impact of illegal immi

making rays on their camp i says what kind of rays he says they're sifting through do able bodied from day one since they considered not be able bodied anymore and so they did not they will bog are being born to become a tory or eliminate the able bodied their luck to syrian the camp and take them to work and i said. oh my god this is how do they do it is there a list is there a preference is what i was describing about no it's everything very random anybody can just be selected to go through all this i need minutes and so on like this i said i can't sit in this place. but 75 years after the liberal. ration of auschwitz these memories dying out. anti semitism though when he went back is still very much alive. for action ploy to cement his did not die. to have to be. anti semitism did not die a startling reminder and necessary. but what message do the survivors and the members of the jewish community gathered there in auschwitz want to send to the world leaders who will join them. well i also had the opportunity to talk to a rolled louder the head of the world jewish congress and he sai

making rays on their camp just what kind of rays you says they are sifting through do able barbie produce one since they consider not be able bodied anymore and so be able to not be able bodied are being born to become a tory or and eliminate the able bodied their love to stay in the camp and take them to work and i said. oh my god this is how do they do it is there a list is there a preference or. how does the school know about no it's everything very random anybody can just be selected to go to the minute and unlike others i said i got a say in this place. but 75. 5 years after the liberation of auschwitz these memories on dying out. anti semitism though when you went back is still very much alive. and forks employee onto cement his name did not die. and you have to be very clear proof. we'll have more special coverage marking the 75 years since the liberation of auschwitz throughout monday here on day w. reminder of the top story we're following for you this hour u.s. basketball star kobe bryant has died in a helicopter crash he was with his 13 year old daughter and 7 others when the h

joining me now is robert ray, trump legal defense team member. and john eastman. he's trying really hard to deflect, say you're being mean to my staffers. do you think is a little nervous?s? >> i think he is nervous, and he ought to be nervous. the information we have had that is now publicly revealed is that there were people inside the white house coordinating with people over at the cia, under john brennan's direction, and coordinating with adam schiff months before this call thatat supposedly began this whole thing, in order to bring down the president. they were spying -- our cia was spying on the president of the united states, leaking it, and coordinating with the main opposition guy in congress, to try to create a false narrative that would lead to an impeachment. this is stunning, and the fact that schiff thinks he is immune from even being questioned about it when we have enough evidence already to know he is implicated up to his eyeballs in this, i think pat cipollone was absolutely right to call him out on it, and i hope the senate does, as well. >> la

good morning, ray. >> reporter: hey, dave and pam. we are here on south beach on ocean drive we are really feeling the energy we got the fox broadcast behind us, a lot of fans from all over the country are coming down to check it out but you just mentioned the counterfeit goods and that is very important because you know, for example, last year i saw at the super bowl him a helmet on sale with tom brady's autograph on it going for 1500 bucks. well, how do you know if that is real or not? check it out. >> anything you buy that seems too good to be true, it is probably not true. >> higher, beware, law enforcement officials are sending out a message to super bowl fans to watch oufederal ag seized about $123 million worth of fake sports related items, that is more than 500 -- five times the amount of last year. it is part of operation team player, it is an ongoing effort to stop international shipments of counterfeit goods into the u.s. agents say the prophets are often settled to support a wide range of illegal activity. >> the profit ge

clinton's impeachment, constitutional attorney alan dershowitz, a fixture on cable news, and robert ray, who succeeded starr during the clinton investigation. and as that is not all. let's get to it, kaitlan collins has the new reporting. what are you learning and hearing about the president's legal team? >> we have been hearing there was a chance the president could add people to his legal team as they went along. we have been waiting to find out when they were going to announce this. the president had been back and forth between adding the house republicans, adding new attorneys and now it is the three seasoned attorneys that the president is adding to his team, who have a lot of television appearance. that's a big factor for the president when deciding when it is he's going to pick we report he was voicing concerns about pat cipollone not having a lot of television experience and going on the senate floor and defending him. we know it is going to be alan dershowitz, robert ray who succeeded ken starr at the office of the independent counsel and ken starr, the hard charging prosecutor

ray tompkins is a retired chemistry teacher and environmental activist. he says thepe be 100 times more radioactive than allowed for garden soil. >> residents here and the homeowners, they want cleanup. they don't want containment. they want it to be clean. >> reporter: environmental lawyer steve castleman says there's no guarantee that deep dirt won't end up on the surface. >> anybody who knows anything about growing stuff knows that animals are attracted to gardens. animals will burrow their way into the two feet cap and under it. >> reporter: even if the raised produce bed plan works, king says it's not a great solution. >> it would really limit what we could grow. >> reporter: jackson van derbeken, nbc bay area news. >>> let's bring in chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. i got my car washed today and i'm second guessing it. >> oh, just a spotty chance of a shower tomorrow, so you'll have to dodge around those rain drops. for some of you that did get your car washed, there is that chance. you could get it a little bit wet. but then after that, we got you

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. >> i never dealt with robert ray, so i just don't know. >> in a settlement with the president, the president had to give up his law license in the end. so mr. ray did not just walk away, but he did shut down some investigation where clinton people thought it would go on and on. what have these gentlemen said about the current case? this is ken starr talking about the number one issue. democrats want to push the impeachment matter, want to push to get new witnesses, new documents not considered during the impeachment debate. ken starr was asked about this on fox news recently. >> i predict there are going to be witnesses. we've had too many indications from too many senators that they want this. >> who is the witness? who appears? >> i think the top one is john bolton, right, for the democrats. then the republicans really do want hunter biden. >> and you think that will happen? that's what you're saying now? >> oh, there will be a battle royal over hunter biden. >> he will now be central to the battle royal over all of these witnesses. but it is interesting in the sense that if the

-- >> ray, ray, i'm?-- >> raymond: i'm moving along. >> ladies and gentlemen, let me get in here?> the majority of jews?-- >> raymond: leo?-- >> doesn't matter. we're not talking democrat or republican?-- >> raymond: leo, we cannot hear what you're saying because you're screaming at each other. please, okay? t the fact is?-- >> i going to cut him off. he cuts me off all the time. >> raymond: the fact is al sharpton and hakeem jeffries have a double standard. let's move on. cnn is known for its trump bashing. one contributor took it to the next level. here's what he said that is motivating trump voters in 2020. >> what we saw from 2016 with the election of trump, every study has shown the predominant factor was not economic anxiety but racial anxiety, which is exploited by trump. what we'll see in 2020 is the mainstreaming and further popularization of white supremacist conspiracisy theoriesf by the republican party. >> raymond: candice, are you attempting to mainstream white supremacy conspiracy theorys? >> they're working on a theory when trip 1s in 2020. they have nothing to bea

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robert ray is a new full-fledged member of the team.. >> thanks for emphasizing that. on a personal note, thank you very much for all the appearances going back now many, many months. but for you i don't know that i would have come to the president's attention. thank you very much appreciate good thank you. congratulations. this is a big deal. >> of course it is. maria: tell me what the defense sis. >> i think the president's principle defense, you saw it in the answer interposed over the weekend is very simple, this is an entirely partisan and therefore illegitimate effort by house democrats to remove a president from office and the remedy for that is the united states senate as envisioned by the framers of the constitution. in order to overturn the will of the electorate in the 2016 election, and particularly given the fact we're now in the middle of a presidential campus pape for 2020, ultimately that will can only be overturned with a bipartisan effort and, overwhelming bipartisan support in the senate with a 2/3 majority in order t