even if that person did not win the plurality in rhode island. under the compact, i'm required to, this is in quotes, treat as conclusive an official statement containing the number of popular votes in a state for each presidential slate made by the day established by federal law for making a state's final determination conclusive. end of quote. this means if noncompact states make an official statement of its popular vote total, i'm required to accept that total as correct. i then have to count it when determine, the national popular vote. but the compact is not binding, as i mentioned before, on nonmember states. so to make this process work without an approved federal mandate, we need a two-step process. every secretary of state will have to provide me and every secretary of state with their official statement of vote totals in time for us to take a look at all the votes, add them up before we appoint the electors. everybody's with me, right? the second problem is, what do we do about rank choice voting? thank you, maine. in other words, what

also on the programme: the mysterious shipwreck discovered off the coast of rhode island.n was shot at the entrance to the dakota building in the centre of new york. there's been a crowd here standing in more or less silent vigil and the flowers have been piling up. the 14th ceasefire of this war ended at the walls of the old city of dubrovnik. this morning, witnesses said shells were landing every 20 seconds. people are celebrating the passing of a man they hold responsible for hundreds of deaths and oppression. elsewhere, people have been gathering to mourn his passing. imelda marcos, the widow of the former president of the philippines, has gone on trial in manila. she's facing seven charges of tax evasion, estimated at £120 million. she pleaded not guilty. the prince and princess of wales are to separate. a statement from buckingham palace said the decision had been reached amicably. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm rico hizon in singapore. i'm kasia madera in london. our top stories: as many as 13 people are now believed to have died in new zealand after a volcanic eru

we are working in rhode island, in the town of newport.to say maritime archaeology is a very cautious science, but we have been making steady progress, and have identified a wreck site that is a strong contenderfor have identified a wreck site that is a strong contender for the have identified a wreck site that is a strong contenderfor the rack have identified a wreck site that is a strong contender for the rack of endeavour. what have you found then? haven't we been here before, previously, a different rack was found but it turned out to be not the endeavour, i believe it was hms resolution? that's right. the resolution? that's right. the resolution also ends up in rhode island, newport, and indeed in the past, has been misidentified, a rtefa cts past, has been misidentified, artefacts from it have been misidentified and thought to be that of endeavour. newport in rhode island was, up until the latter part of the 18th century, one of the busiest ports in the world of. there are actually over 800 racks in the newport area, so that is one o

anybody in rhode island is neighbors of anyone else in rhode island. i want to acknowledge frank's help in being my translator as i learned the rhode island dialect and translated it into common american english. i recently learned what the lore of law was, the lore of war. that was an insight to me. we are going to talk about the book frank mentioned, the fully annotated edition that has come out recently. john was the executive editor and principal creator of this document. all of you know that john and i have been close friends for a long time. my task however is to interview him. and i'm going to pull no punches. i will be as tough as nails in this. my first question is, john, how great is this book? [laughter] >> i have heard it is almost as good as a certain book on world war ii. [laughter] >> there it goes. already started. i really do have questions to ask john. and john, of course, has answers. he always has. grant's memoirs are considered to be the greatest presidential memoirs ever penned under trying circumstances treat they are clear witho

island. >> oh, rhode island. >> i thank the gentle lady for yielding. we've just heard our republican colleagues claim that there was no demand, no conditionality for the release of this aid and in fact it was motivated by this president's deep desire to ferret out corruption. that is laughable. the president of the united states had two phone calls with president zelensky. he never once even uttered the word corruption because it wasn't about corruption and the reason we know that is the department of defense had already certified that steps had been taken to combat corruption back on may 23 and despite that certification that hold remained in place. in fact, the professionals testified about them trying to figure out how is it possible it's legal to hold this aid, because the certification happened and there's no basis to hold it other than the president ordered it. so it's not about corruption. it was about extracting a commitment to announce publicly that they were launching an investigation of president trump's chief political rival, a smear agains

the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from rhode island reserves. the gentleman from virginia is recognized. mr. cline: thank you. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the gentleman said, currently the nationals of for untries are eligible e-1 or-2 -- or e-2 status. about 84,000 visas from issued in 2018. became eligible through treaties. however, the judiciary committee reached an understanding with trade representative that no provisions wering to ncluded in future trade agreements, henceforth legislation would be required to add countries. this bill would make portuguese eligible for visas and with that i reserve the balance of my time. . the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from roiled is recognized -- rhode island is recognized. mr. cicilline: i'm prepared to close. mr. cline: mr. speaker, with that, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from georgia yields back. the gentleman from rhode island is recognized. mr. cicilline: briefly, mr. speaker, i agai

nuala: thank you so mucsp for king to us from beautiful rhode island in the united states. an orchestra in paris staged a free concert earlier, performing in protest againstiohanges to pe. let's listen. ♪ nuala: the orchestra of the best deal performing prokofiev's "romeo and juliet" on the steps of the upper house. they had been on strike over month over changes to pensions s which th would force them to work beyond the limits. in his new year'senddress, pres macron vowed to press ahead with the chaes which coul affect ulcerative industries from extending the age of retirement from two years to 64. around the world, the arrival of the new year has been marked by hu firework displays and also street celebrations. i want to go back to greece. these pictures fromwe athen in the past half-hour, 2020 was lcomed with a pyrotechnic display. the old decided thesi new, the acropolis. it was the site of celebrations and a concert taking place in athens central square. we will follow the cities and wcountries around tld as they usher in the new year. thanks for watching. for this pre

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this is a situation which rhode island votes manner. this is very different from the popular belief that it's really coastal states that will end up providing votes. i should also emphasize that people worry about rural states. royal voters in california are currently disempowered. oral voters all over the country are disempowered because they don't matter. because they are not in swing states. i think there are popular beliefs about what a national popular vote entails, and i just want to really emphasize that those beliefs are really not correct at all. >> now this is, again, something that perhaps people haven't thought of. foreign interference in elections, it's very much on people's minds these days. it's right at the front of the news, you can't avoid it anymore. having just a few swing states, having the election decided in florida, in pennsylvania, in ohio maybe this year it will be, next year it will be arizona. wherever it might be, that opens up a vulnerability to hacking. the reason for that is that a national popular vote c

cory booker has more but he is also a rhodes scholar and mayor. making a not-so-subtle getsstion that buttigieg points for those because he is white. david: that is interesting. another difference between the two of them, one of them has a position on the debate stage, one is still fighting for it. next week with, we will know who will be at the last debate? wendy: yes, it is a week from tuesday, but we will know who qualifies on the 13th. so far, cory booker has not. with the departure of kamala harris from the race, at the moment, there are no black candidates that will be on the debate stage. booker says this week, there are more billionaires in the race than black people. david: which is quite telling. when not have expected that of the democratic party. is there a question about the criteria that was used? ofdy: there are lots questions about how the dnc has structured these debates. there were several in the summer where there were so many candidates, they had to spread them out over two nights. i think this may speak to 2020, that black dem

cory booker is a rhodes scholar. focus on the accomplishments of pete buttigieg. >> and his age. >> and his age. i think you're starting to see the other candidates push back on it, why so much attention on pete buttigieg's accomplishments and not on julian castro who is also very well accomplished and ran a much bigger city. we want to make sure that everyone is being viewed through an equal lens and everyone who's accomplished is getting the same amount of attention and respect for those accomplishments. >> thank you very much. >>> as impeachment becomes a bigger 2020 issue, how are voters from one swing district reacting to the whole debate? we'll take you to maine, next. forget about vacuuming for months. the roomba i7+ with clean base automatic dirt disposal and allergenlock™ bags that trap 99% of allergens, so they don't escape back into the air. if it's not from irobot, it's not a roomba™ creais back at red lobster.ast with new creations to choose from; like rich, butter-poached maine lobster and crispy crab-s

debra rhodes, the breast cance researcher i interviewed for that story i'm here because of you. if this story saved me, how many other women are out there? >> in almost every case in a patient who has found her own breast cancer, she'll tell me a similar story. i didn't exactly know what i was looking for but when i noticed it, i knew it was important. >> dr. rhodes says pay attention to any change, dimples, thickening, discharge, and get it checked out it may be nothing but for some like me, it could be life-saving. >> let's go, mom >> i hope tonight, lester, tha sharing my story helps others know how important it is to pay attention to your body >> i know it's not easy turning the camera on our personal lives. first of all, i'm so glad you did. how are you doing? >> i'm doing well. i have great doctors they are optimistic and so am i. >> that's what we want to hear thank you. ahead, the new lawsu and emotional new interview with a family whose toddle tragically died in a cruise ship fall her grandfather charged but tonight, why the family says the cruise line is at fault. >>>

editor of go local proverb dot com a local digital news publication making waves in the ocean state rhodeisland kate welcome. helen thanks for having me i recently learned from coverage that you put out that the once proud providence journal has asked for an exemption from the state's time and a half overtime requirement and the teamsters there accused the company of creating what they call a part time workforce with no vacay. hey kate as cutbacks of whack the journal in recent years how are their numbers their circulation and how are your clicks. so i think a case in point with what's happening with the teamsters in the department of labor training here as just a proof point that the model doesn't work you know in 2019 does it really make sense to have barrels of and slabs of paper going through machines that have to be cut that have to be sorted that have to get put on trucks that have to be driven around and dropped off you know the once proud providence journal had a weekday circulation of 200000 that's down to about 30000 we spoke with the teamsters holland one of the things that the

so this is a situation in which rhode island's votes end up mattering. this is very different from the popular belief that it's really coastal states that will end up providing the votes. i should emphasize people worry about rural states. rural voters in california are currently disempowered. rural voters all over the country are disempowered because they don't matter. they are not in swing states. so believes about what a national vote entails. i want to emphasize those beliefs are not correct at all. now this is, again, something perhaps that people haven't thought of. foreign interference in elections is very much on people's minds these days. it's right at the front of the news. can't avoid it any more. having just a few swing states, having the election decided in florida, in pennsylvania, and ohio, maybe this year -- next year it will be arizona, michigan. wherever it might be. that opens up a vulnerability to hack. the reason for that is a national popular vote can have a vote margin that's in the hundreds of thousands or millions. if we have a c

an assisted living center in rhode island. a resident opening fire on workers and on another resident. schools on lockdown. businesses sheltering in place. and a robot sent into the center. here's abc's adrienne bankert. >> reporter: tonight, a shocking murder in a quiet new england town. police departments from three states surrounding these assisted living apartments in westerly, rhode island, just after 10:30 a.m. >> there's multiple victims there. multiple victims. >> reporter: one employee killed. a coworker and a 67-year-old resident wounded. the victims, all women, shot in is the front lobby. >> i'm not sure where the perpetrator is. >> reporter: schools and a hospital on lockdown. businesses sheltering in place. >> we had an officer come in and tell us today about what was going on. >> reporter: police scouring surveillance video, identifying the suspect as a resident at the facility. using a bomb squad robot to go into his room where he was found dead. >> the robot entered and found the suspect, who appeared to have a

i am honored that we are joined by senator sheldon whitehouse of rhode island, whom you will be hearing from. the chairman malone of the commerce committee. chair bernice johnson of sign space and technology. raul grijalva from arizona the chair of the national girl resources committee. chair cap street castro florida chair of the select committee on the climate crisis. delegationinguished that includes betty mccollum, chair of the permissions subcommittee on natural resource and interior and also members of the select committee on climate with castor castor chaired annual hear more about. have memos of that committee including not only the senior chairperson but also members of our freshman class. among them members who are with us, represented suzanne bonamici of argan, julia brownley of california, rep senate of jared huffman of california, represented scott peters of california. did i tell you i'm from california? representative debbie dingell of michigan, mike levin of california representative sean casten of illinois and representative the goats of seanado -- jonah goods, kasten a

i'm honored that we are joined by senator sheldon whitehouse of rhode island. johnson.ie bernice she is from texas. the chair of the natural resources committee. the chair of the select committee on the climate crisis. a very distinguished delegation that also includes the chair of the appropriations subcommittee on natural resources. and also members of the select committee on climate, which kathy hast her chairs, and you will hear more about. we have members of that committee, including not only the senior chairperson, but also members of our freshman class. among those members that are with us, representative from , jared california huffman of california, representative scott peters of california. did i tell you i was from california? [laughter] speaker pelosi: representative debbie dingell from michigan. mike of california. representative sean casten of illinois. and the representative from colorado. members of our very distinguished freshman class. our delegation is here to send a message that congress' commitment to take action on the climate crisis is ir

if you are in connecticut, rhode island, you're right along that line.ton will end up with a couple of inches of snow and the worst possible timing. david? >> all right, take it very slow in the morning. all right, ginger, thank you. >>> in the meantime, we do have breaking news on another front tonight. boeing just announcing it will suspend production of its 737 max jets indefinitely. every one of those jets grounded in march after two deadly crashes. and tonight, what effect will this decision now have on thousands of workers and on the u.s. economy? abc's david kerley covers aviation. >> reporter: it's never happened before -- boeing's remarkable move tonight to shut down the production line of the max, as the fleet of the latest 737 remains grounded. and no set date for a return to service. the u.s.'s largest exporter already has nearly 400 brand new jets stored and expected to return that jet to service by the end of this year, but the faa has made it clear, that won't happen. the regulator wants to learn more about the changes boeing has made to t

ben rhodes, he is an msnbc political analyst. and zerlina maxwell, also an msnbc political analyst. and zerlina, i did not know this about you but you grew up in a home in which your parents were pastors. >> yes. >> your reaction to this? >> well, the entire presidency and really political phenomenon of donald trump has put christians to a test. are they going to abide by what's actually in their bible and the things that donald trump reflects are not in their bible. lying is immoral, cheating is immoral. and donald trump doesn't just lie and cheat. he cheats at all things. he cheats on his wife, cheats at golf, he cheats in elections. and i think it goes to the basic foundation of who he is as a person and what that represents. and it's a moment in which christians have to say am i going to actually abide by the teachings of the jesus christ and, you know, be opposed to caging children, for example? one of the main teachings of the bible is to protect the children. and so for christians to standby and not be the ones camped out protesting the child separation policy, it really is a

i think it is unfortunate when the gentleman from rhode island talks about the president sending mr. giuliani to ukraine to smear vice president biden, let's talk about what vice president biden did. his son sat on a board and made an outrageous amount of money for someone that had no background in energy,at no background in the ukraine, while his father was the vice president. if that is not a fair for discussion in the world of politics i don't know what is. smearing is trying to conjure up false information or making a vague argument based on false information. this isn't smearing. this is seeking the truth about corruption. not a single member on the other side of the aisle has been willing to condemn the conduct of the former vice president. how frustrating it must be to be president trump and have your son spend over a million dollars on attorney's fees when the special counsel is investigating something that never happened. there was no collusion. there was no conspiracy between the russia and the trump campaign. but there is clear evidence of wrongdoing between hunter biden,

island. >> rhode island. >> i thank the gentlelady for yielding. we've just heard our republican colleagues claim that there was no demand, no conditionality for the release of this aid and in fact it was motivated by this president's deep desire to ferret out corruption. that's laughable. the president of the united states had two phone calls with president zelensky. he never once even uttered the word corruption. because it wasn't about corruption and the reason we know that is the department of defense had already certified that steps had been taken combat corruption back on may 23rd, and despite that certification that hold remained in place. in fact the professionals testified about them trying the to figure out how is it possible it's legal to hold this aid, because certification happened, no basis to hold it other than the president ordered it. it's not about corruption. it was about extracting a commitment to announce publicly that they were launching an investigation of president trump's chief political rival, a smear against vice presiden

many came from or fought in hampton rhodes community. we are remind of men of women harvey, born into slavery in norfolk, he joined the union army during the civil war and made his mark during the 1863 assault on fort wagner in charleston, south carolina. as a soldier holding the union flag was killed, mr. carney ran to catch the falling flag, raised it high and kept marching despite his own multiple wounds. he made his way back to the union side, never once dropping the flag. his actions were an inspiration to his fellow soldiers. unfortunately, mr. carney had to wait until 1,900, learn the years to receive recognition for his efforts. by then, other african-americans have received medals of hop nor, but because of his actions had occurred first, mr. carney is considered to be the first african-american medal of honor recipient. african-americans who fought for american freedom must be remembered, in part, because they, themselvessh were not free. nor did they benefit from the liberties given to other americans. clearly, their sacrifice

against the measure the european union has asked poland to suspend the bill which is which it says a rhodes judicial independence. a company laying pipes for the nord stream 2 gas pipeline between russia and germany says it's halted work the subcontractor all seize says the move was in response to u.s. sanctions on friday president donald trump approved sanctions against companies involved in the pipelines construction the u.s. is criticized the project for handing too much power to russia. the sanctions on the north stream to project are included in a wide ranging us defense spending bill president trump signed the legislation into law at a ceremony held at andrews air force base just outside washington. close now my honor to. sign the 2020 national defense authorization act into law. the sanctions target companies involved in the almost 10000000000 euro project to double the pipeline capacity carrying russian natural gas to europe's leading economy germany most of that pipeline has been completed all seized the company building the unfinished section through danish territorial waters anno

>> well, my rhode islae-election the election had what we tried to put forward was something that was fair, that got all the facts out, that honed in on witness who's have direct knowledge of these charges against president trump. and they should come out. you know, joe, i was very moved by those seven congress members, all of whom have served in the military or cia, all of whom had who had been in districts that trump had won and some of whom thought they might lose their re-election if they called for impeachment. but they thought there was a duty for the congress, for the house to go forward and pursue this inquiry. that's the kind of tone there ought to be here. and i hope we get the same measured dedication to country from some of our republican colleagues. they privately express concern about the president and what he's done, well, we're not asking them to vote yes or no. she shouldn't decide that yet. we're asking them to stand up with us for a fair trial. you know, the american -- the expression we always say, the americans are entitled and the president's entitled to a fair a

they had six rhodes scholars.re they will have to see people not send their kids to school, to have to walk to work,ve to not he ability to get secondary education. amna: we have less than 30 seconds left and i have to ask a big question. with all this aid is there hope things will get better for the people of zimbabwe? >> i have confidence in the u.s. gornment, our european p lleagues, u.n. agencies, stepping up to he people of zimbabwe. we need the government of zimbabwe to be transparent. they have grains in their storage. tell us how much so we can help. amna:e transparent and accountable. >> yes. amna: thanks to both of you. ♪ amna: as reported rently, esther duflo a abhijit banerjee won nobel prizes on poverty. they wanted to see wrkt actually and what does not, to improve the lives of the poor. the married couple also cast their critical eyes on the economicorld in their new book "good economics for hard times." paul zeros in on it for our series, making sense. >> there was a lot to teach us about the porta

. >> someone else on the panel david from rhode island he was on with chris wallace this morning. >> certainly the judiciary committee will hear from the intelligence committee council who will detail that the president of the united states attempted to coerce a foreign leader to saves him in his reelection undermining the national security of the united states for his own benefit, this is a classic example of an impeachable offense. >> think of tomorrow the hearing tomorrow, eric, as an opening argument in a trial. one step closer to voting for impeachment on the house floor, minority member on judiciary, doug collins of georgia said this morning, democrats dumped documents yesterday and over the weekend which he says is too close to tomorrow's hearing, he wants it postponed, listen. >> chairman nadler right now simply running a large rubber stamp because they want to get this done because this is just a very much of a pointed focus of getting rid of a president they don't like. >> nadler and his team are not postponing and will resume tomorrow and administration would not participa

here's our janai norman. >> three, two, one -- >> reporter: uproar around the rhode island statehouseafter the governor revealed the state's first-ever artificial christmas tree. the spruce lighting up quite the debate. some residents say the faux fir simply is an imposter, especially local tree farmers. >> the scale that's going on in the statehouse right now is absurd. >> reporter: for years farmers have donated trees to the statehouse. >> it's ridiculous. the governor bought a fake artificial tree for $6,500. >> reporter: but the governor says fire safety was behind this year's yuletide decision. >> just a practical decision to keep it beautiful and keep us safe through the whole holiday decision. >> reporter: the decision practically splitting the state in two. real versus fake. >> i would say to all the people seeing this show today, go out there and support your local farmers. >> they don't want no faux firs in here. >> our thanks to janai for the report. wow, would you do real or fake? >> i don't think that it matters that much? but i understand why everybody's angry on both si

protest against the measure the european union has asked poland to suspend the bill which it says rhodes judicial independence. u.s. aviation giant boeing suffered a setback friday when its starliner space capsule failed to climb high enough into orbit the u.s. space agency nasa says the unmanned spacecraft was on a test flight to the international space station boeing says the spacecraft mit's missed its planned orbit due to a timing error. u.k. prime minister boards johnson won last week's snap election promising to get breck's it done and now he has his e.u. withdrawal deal passed the house of commons with room to spare there's still more to do before it becomes law but friday's vote puts the u.k. on course to leave the e.u. on january 30 fans just the 2 sides will then have until the end of 2020 to strike a trade deal. after winning his historic election victory last week boris johnson said he wanted to heal the nation and in the house of commons he presented his bracks it bill as a step towards that was a time that together as one reinvigorated nation one united kingdom filled with

smith: i'm pleased to yield two minutes to the gentleman from rhode island, mr. langevin. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognize for two minutes. thank you.n: i wanted to thank the gentleman for yielding. i want to congratulate and thank chairman smith for his leadership on the house armed service committee as well as ranking member thornberry. i rise today in strong support of conference report to accompany the 2020 national defense authorization act. i was honored to be a conferee. i'm proud we've concluded our work on this defense bill an reached bipartisan consensus and support of our national security and service members. i'm particularly pleased with the provisions that are under the oversight of the intelligence and emerging threats and capabilities subcommittee which i'm honored to chair. i also want to thank my subcommittee ranking member, ms. stefanik, for her contributions to this bill and bipartisan participation and partnership throughout the process and our wonderful staff for all their ork to make this happen. bill tc portfolio, this supports an

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" of course he is well-spoken, he's a rhodes scholar, ivy league educated lawyer, i can't see him usingon for somebody like pete buttigieg. obama dealt with this too when harry reid called him clean and articulate. it's like it's a surprise that he can speak well. that something is definitely going to have to clean up because it doesn't come across as very forward thinking on mayor bloomberg part. >> mike: pete buttigieg has taken a beating from folks on the left from his work as a consultant at mckinsey. >> when you're starting to beat up on someone because they are really smart, they know how to assess what the problem is and create a plan and execute it, make adjustments along the way and someone who is doing an extraordinary good job of connecting the dots for voters which is something he learned at the mckinsey, it's a little troubling to me that just because someone has success for somebody is doing good things in the business space, suddenly we have to demonize them. that's part of the problem with the bernie sanders-elizabeth warren wing of the party. they are demonizing just ab

he studied at stanford and then at oxford as a rhodes scholar. he was deeply committed to bringing about democratic change in the soviet union as it crumbled in the early 1990s. he worked with the u.s. national democratic institute and democratic parties and groups in russia on election strategy and political reform during the time when it seemed possible that russia would become a more that russia would become a more democratic society. he was

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i want to turn now to ben rhodes. former national security adviser to president obama. ben, good to see you. thank you for being with us tonight. >> good to be you. >> president trump entered office touting his generals, he often talked about mattis being out of central casting. three years in most of those career military officials have resigned. talk to me about the effect you think trump has had over the armed forces. >> well, you know, in a way he's been something of a wrecking ball. he's been completely out of step with them on really core national security issues. should the united states remain and engage active participant in nato, should the united states continue to stand by an ally like south korea? instead he's threatened to pull out of nato, threatened to pull troops out of south korea. he's cozied up to vladimir putin. he's pulled troops out of syria in objection to his military and now what we see very clearly is he's interfering in the military chain of command on behalf of a war criminal here. let's be clear. let's not mince words. somebody who committe

i hear my colleague from rhode island say that this isn't about policy differences. this is about our obligation to protect and defend our constitution. it's about courage. well, of course it's about policy differences because you said nothing on your side when president obama sent his surrogates out to lie about benghazi. you said nothing when president obama's administration entered into a gun running deal with mexican cartels and the fast and furious program was developed. you said nothing about democrat leaders this is about a policy difference. and it's not about courage. i question your judgment. i don't question your courage. and i think that the american people are getting tired, and i say that because i have a friend from college, jim. and his dad was a pastor in the '60s and '70s who was a leader in the civil rights movement. he didn't vote for donald trump, didn't vote for mitt romney, didn't vote for john mccain. but jim sent me a text and he said would you tell your democrat colleagues that i'm voting for donald trump this next time around? and by the wa

it is a christmas controversy there in rhode island. that's got residents picking sides of a debate pretty much adas old as time. a real christmas tree or fake. >> all: two, one. >> reporter: this morning, uproar around the rhode island statehouse days after the governor revealed the state's first ever artificial christmas tree. the spruce lighting up quite the debate. some residents say the faux fir is simply an impostor, especially local tree farmers. >> the scale that is going on in the statehouse right now is absurd. >> reporter: for years farmers have donated christmas trees to the statehouse. >> it's ridiculous. the governor bought a fake artificial tree for $6,500. >> reporter: but the governor says fire safety was behind this year's yuletide decision. >> just a practical decision to keep it beautiful and keep us safe through the whole holiday season. >> reporter: the decision practically splitting the state in two. real versus fake. >> i would say to all the people that are seeing this show today, go out there and support your l

joining us now from capitol hill is congressman david cicilliny of rhode island. congressman, sir, thank you so much for taking time to talk to us. i'm sure you guys are both bushed and busy. >> yes, indeed. >> what can you tell us about what's happening right now and how you expect the rest of the evening to go? >> we're on a break now for 30 minutes and will resume as soon as that break is over. we expect additional republican amendments. but you've heard from the democrats during the course of this hearing that the president of the united states used the enormous power of his office, the enormous power of the u.s. presidency to drag a foreign power into an american presidential election to help him cheat in 2020, and he used taxpayer money, hundreds of millions of dollars as leverage to attempt to achieve that. and this is a sacred responsibility that we have to protect and defend the constitution and to protect and defend our elections. and this is president who tried to drag a foreign government to cheat, to bring some advantage to him. and so what we've trie

buck was referencing the gentleman from rhode island when he mentioned mr. sondland as the guy they mentioned 611 times in their report, mr. sondland, the guy who presumed there was a quid pro quo, the guy who had to file an addendum to his deposition testimony and he has this great sentence where he says ambassador taylor rules that mr. morrison told ambassador taylor that i told mr. morrison that i conveyed this message to mr. yermack. six people again having four conversations in one sentence. here's the interesting thing. yermack talks with sondland. sondland talks with morrison. morrison talks with tay alrealo somehow we get the democrats thinking there was a quid pro quo and we need to impeach the president. yermack talks with sondland, sondland talks with morrison, morrison talks with taylor. guess what, two days ago the guy who started it, yermack, said it didn't happen. but that's their guy. mr. sondland had to file the addendum to his testimony, had to write this sentence to clarify. i think this is amazing. this is the clarification. ambassador ta

and back with me are betsey woodruff swan who wrote this story and peter rhodes. now we find out he was part of it, he was on the phone with this russian guy character and he was on the phone with him, lev parnas, on the phone with omb and all of them. what do you think about the fact it turns out he was one of the gang? >> well, i wish i could tell you i was surprise but it's consistent with what devin nunes has done. and look, chris, you spend time on the hill. those people are supposed to look out for their constitutional responsibilities. even in the obama years, the most friendly obama committee chairman or ranking member would stand up for congress' prerogative, it's kind of unprecedented you had this guy up there in a very key role who sees his role purely as doing whatever donald trump's political interests are. so the oath is not to the institution of the congress but what can i do for donald trump, can i spread conspiracy theories to discredit the very real allegations -- >> i'm going to go deep before you get to the reporting here with betsey. why would

i'm proud to represent the great state of rhode island. the very first state that said enough to king george iii, and once again i'm here to say on behalf of my state, enough. here's the thing, the people don't vote on impeachment, congress does. so before i close i want to speak directly to my republican friends. wake up. stop thinking about running for re-election. stop worrying about being primaried. stop deflecting and distracting and treating those you represent as if they don't see what's going on, like they're not smart enough to realize you are willfully ignoring the facts to protect a corrupt and dangerous president. do what you were elected to do. you didn't swear an oath to donald trump. you swore an oath to protect and defend the constitution of the united states. honor that oath. reach deep within yourselves to find the courage to do what the evidence requires and constitution demands. to put your country above your party. all you have to do is look at the evidence before you because it will leave you with only one answer, thi

buck was referencing the gentleman from rhode island wheh he mentioned mr. sondland, mentioned 611 times in the report, assumed there was a quid pro rtquo, the guy who had to fe an addendum in his deposition testimony. in that addendum he has a sentence where ambassador taylor recalls thatas i told mr. morrin i conveyed this message to mr. yermak in kweks vice president pence's visit to warsaw and a meeting with president zelensky. six people having four conversations in one sentence. yermak talks with sondland, sondland takes with morrison, morrison talks with taylor and we have the democrats saying there's a quid pro quo and need to impeach the president. what they t forget is what mr. gates brought up, yermak talks with sondland, sondland talks with morrison, morrison talks with taylor. two days ago, the guy who started it, yermak said it didn't yehappen. that's their guy, mr. sondland, had to file the addendum to his testimony, hado to write this sentence to clarify -- i think this is amazing. this is the clarification. ambassador taylor recalls mr. -- o

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