so, jim baker, i had robert ray, redoubtable legal mind. he says high bar for impeachment.should all agree about that. the idea that the democrats want to vote next month, i think that's suspect. but he said, you don't have it on this ukraine call because you need a high crime or misdemeanor. you need extortion, bribery, treason, and you don't have it. and asking for an investigation is not asking for a thing of value. jim baker? >> well, it doesn't have to be a crime as defined by congress in a particular statute like in the campaign election law that i think he was referring to. that's just not what's at issue here. this is an issue that sounds in -- what i mean is it comes from the constitution itself, and so it's congress enforcing the constitution itself. that's what it has to think about. and what it needs to think about is whether the president has violated the constitution in some significant way. i agree this is a very big deal. i agree it shouldn't be done lightly or easily. but in a situation where the president has abused his power to try to stay in power by inv

former independent counsel robert ray is also here and why allegations against the biden family are far more serious than what trump is facing. and raymond arroyo has a special impeachment edition of ""seen and unseen"." that's coming up as well. but first, seven lessons from the past 48 hours. that's the focus of tonight's angle. i read through the rough transcript of the call between trump and the new ukrainian president. a few things struck me. number one, there's not a single person in washington with any experience in government, not one, who really believes the president was trying to use the ukrainian government to ring the 2020 election. i don't see how anyone in his or her right mind could legitimately say there is an impeachable offense in this transcript. in the conversation, trump congratulated volodymyr zelensky on his parliamentary win and said the u.s. would continue to support ukraine but he was frustrated that the e.u. isn't doing more. zelensky agreed saying the european union should be our biggest partner. technically the united states is a much bigger partner. we are

joining me now, robert ray, former whitewater independent counsel.yron york correspondent for the "washington examiner," fox news contributor. robert, from an investigator standpoint, all your experience in the legal world, one the most respected lawyers out there isn't the biden angle more troubling than what trump is accused of? maybe having some, you know exuberance or ken starr and sol were saying bad judgment to bring it up in a phone call. being accused of that versus what biden did? >> if anybody exercised mafia-like tactics to strong arm the ukrainians, it was joe biden.li now, what the purpose of all of that was, i suppose, is subject still to some debate. i do know that rudy giuliani feels very strongly that there is not only smoke out there in the ukraine but fire, as well, as to what exactly was going on with our "where'ss waldo" candidate, hunter biden. although i do think, if i can differ with you for just a moment, as an investigator or otherwise, my sense is, if joe biden remains the leading contender for the democratic nomination, an

former federal prosecutor robert ray, you -- who knows what people were meeting.ybody was reading two different things depending what party you were in. what did you make of this five page phone call we already yesterday? >> if we are talking about impeachment inquiry the phone call does not make out a high crime or misdemeanor and despite what you heard from the democratic party it doesn't lead to a conclusion, no treason, no bribery, the federal bribery statute doesn't apply to foreign government officials, no extortion because there was no quid pro quo and ultimately the whistleblower complaint made its way to the justice department and it didn't constitute an illegal campaign contribution not the least of which because they found asking a foreign government official to consider an investigation does not constitute anything of value. rob: that what democrats were harping on, asking for help could be a crime. >> you are stuck with one part of the democratic party looks at the 5-page call summary or transcript as obviously a quid pro quo and you could only come t

robert ray respected ." i don't know what that means. fox news actually identifies robert ray as a "former whitewater independent counsel," not a "respected." "respected" isn't a title, it's just a description. that's like calling me "stephen t. colbert, aging." ( laughter ) now he who whistle blew says he learned of trump's abuse of power from multiple concerned administration officials. trump jumped on that this morning at the u.n. -- >> who's the person who gave the whistle blower information? because that's close to a spy. you know what we used to do in the old days when we were smart? right? with spies and treason? we used to handle it a little differently than we do now. ( audience reacts ) >> stephen: so he's saying it would be better if why ever white house insider revealed his crimes were dead. that's gonna make the next all-staff meeting interesting. (as trump) "hey everyone, my good friend vlad sent us some free sushi. whoever wants some, just whistle." ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) there's a word in there, a couple of

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preet bharara and robert ray. thank you both.ou out there in san francisco, what did you take away from counselor sekulow? >> not much of substance. no disrespect to the counselor. it seems that if you come on your show and you're the lawyer for the president, you have to yell a lot, and you get extra time, i guess. he focuses on distraction rather than on the substance, and a couple of different areas, i couldn't really follow the logic. i think it's important to take it apart for a moment because you're going to hear it from a lot of people, including from the president himself. one of them is this idea that there is nothing different between what is outlined in that transcript, that summary of the call between the president of the united states and the president of ukraine. there's nothing different between that and what senators and congress people and presidents for that matter do all the time, which is in the give and take of diplomacy and the give and take of legislation, they say, look, if you don't change your conduct or

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robert ray, thank you. we'll be doing it again for sure.

quoting our last guest, robert ray, and here's the president quoting him. quote, is there a case for impeachment, question mark. absolutely not. that's an exclamation point right there. there is no high crimes or misdemeanors, no treason, no extortion, no treason, robert ray. so the president was watching the show and is quoting our last guest who was indeed robert ray. i believe he's the former federal prosecutor if i'm not mistaken. there you have it. we have a couple minutes to go before we get to the opening of the market. it is a very very active day. we have the whistleblower report. it has been released. we've got bullet points out of that. it has not really moved the market that much. we have got mcdonald's doing an about-face. they are going towards the meatless burger. and we've got peloton coming to market today and then we've got softbank. they are in talks to add $1 billion in funding to wework. susan: so we know softbank turned against adam neumann, the ceo and founder, now moved into the non-executive chairman, but at this cash burn rate, wew

robert ray, thank you. we'll be doing it again for sure. that's all for us tonight. it is a big night. let's get to "cnn tonight with don lemon" right now. >>> preet knows how busy a news night it is so he's trying to make room for me so i can get all my stuff in. you know, chris, i've heard people say all day two things that have bothered me. one, this is a political rorschach test or it's just a rorschach test. the other thing is there's no quid pro quo. okay. if you read this thing, this isn't a rorschach test. it's all in there. he says, do me a favor. do me a favor. so for everyone who is coming on the air saying, oh, the president wasn't asking for a favor, it says in this unclassified document, which is not a verbatim by the way, do me a favor. >> language matters. words matter. the context matters. remember, the reason i say it's not just about the calling, you don't need a quid pro quo because it's not a criminal investigation. >> exactly. >> but it would be good -- >> it's implied. >> that the behavior rises to a level of something that's easy to fit into a

robert ray, thank you. we'll be doing it again for sure. that's all for us tonight. it is a big night. let's get to "cnn tonight with don lemon" right now. >> preet knows how busy a news night it is, so he's trying to make room for me so i can get all my stuff in. you know, chris, i've heard people say all day two things that have bothered me. one, this is a political rorschach test or it's just a rorschach test. the other thing is there's no quid pro quo. okay. if you read this thing, this isn't a rorschach test. it's all in there. he says, do me a favor. do me a favor. so for everyone who is coming on the air saying, oh, the president wasn't asking for a favor, it says in this unclassified document, which is not a verbatim by the way, do me a favor. >> language matters. words matter. the context matters. remember, the reason i say it's not just about the calling, you don't need a quid pro quo because it's not a criminal investigation. >> exactly. >> but it would be good -- >> it's implied. >> that the behavior rises to a level of something that's easy to fit into a

robert ray, former whitewater independent counsel. first of all horowitz.. how is he revealed? >> most people don't really know who he is. they've heard his name. they're seeing him. >> bill: he has been doing an investigation about the internal workings of the department of justice. >> he has the power in an oversight capacity of the department of justice's functions is to refer if he believes -- he is a former federal prosecutor and colleague of mine. if he believes that there is a basis for the justice department to consider whether or not charges are appropriate he will refer that back to the department of justice for consideration whether there is a criminal case. >> bill: do you know him well? >> he is a straight shooter. everybody has said on a bipartisan basis he is a very capable person and he calls them like he sees them. so no one is completely immune from politics but he is in a unique position having been appointed to his job during the obama administration. but i think people on both sides of the aisle credit the fact that he is someone that y

least scheduled for next week, we will see where that comes as far as potential further hearings, robert rayy much for sharing your insights. >> thank you, thank you for having me. leland: sad weekend down in texas where an accused cop killer faces death penalty, the community meantime is taking time to come together and say thank you to the deputy who was killed during a traffic stop. [inaudible] >> this is an example of a different color, different religion, different cast that we see, love that he spreaded everywhere. >> was seen as trail blazer in harris county, down in southern texas as first local chief's deputy. >> a princeton graduate found guilty of killing his father in cold blood now facing the maximum penalty for his crime, a new york state judge sentencing 35-year-old thomas gilbert, jr. to 30 years to life in prison for killing his millionaire father in 2015, a crime committed because his parents reduced his monthly allowance. plead insanity and the judge says that she believes he was aware of actions and convicted of criminal possession of a weapon. leland: cdc is dispatching

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former whitewater independent counsel robert ray. it is the coverup, everyone is talking on the democratic side about this, whistleblower concerned about the actions the administration was taking to take all these conversations, anything relating to them and put them in a separate box so to speak. is that a coverup? >> no. i mean unless there is some other evidence that the democrats haven't produced and i don't think it exists. look the allusion to water gate is misplaced. watergate involved the white house counsel, among others attorney general of the united states with a coverup that involved a slush fund to pay off witnesses to alter testimony in connection with a criminal investigation. this is understandable effort, i'm certain by the white house counsel's office, once they understood they had a leak in the white house regarding a conversation involving the president to put a circle around evidence. so there is political issues. there are diplomatic issues. obviously there is a legal component to this. so you know. before jumpi

maria: joining us right now whitewater former prosecutor, robert ray. >> the president has right, thesorbed the information, more concerned about china and iran and the things that we ought to be concerned about. maria: does the president have any vulnerability here, what's your take on this impeachment inquiry? >> we are on a financial program. i've listened to the democrats now for months talk about the fact that they're approaching a majority of the majority to decide whether or not to proceed with impeachment, last time i checked the majority of the majority does not constitute the majority of the house. i don't think the speaker has the votes yet, that's what i think. maria: i'm sure it does in the senate, let's not forget the elephant in the room, this is wasting a lot of people's time because it's not going to go anywhere in the senate in my view. >> impeachment based in history, show misdemeanor, abuse of power, first they tried treason, it's not treason, ukraine is an ally, not an enemy. the second thing is not bribery because the federal bribery doesn't apply to officials. t

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murder and many many zimbabwe seemed ready to throw mugabe out they had a new hero morgan chiang rai who said robert mugabe's earlier chief mans will always be overshadowed by the years of oppression. do we portray you as the great liberator or do we portray you as somebody who has betrayed the liberation that the photo. i think the latter will prevail the 2 rivals ended up in government together although mugabe made sure he kept the real power and chunky violator returned to a position where he would eventually die without being is constantly sharing how hypocritical the west is and africa loves that and for that reason and i think he will be judged alternately as being a more important figure in africa than simply this party is this part he's a dictator he's a tyrant he's anywhere you want to threaten but it's something more than that he says he's the wrong messenger with the right message. by now his wife grace 41 years his junior had emerged as a political player who got be well into his ninety's seem determined to go on and all. those you know. that the robert mugabe is still here. but not as s

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after ray rice -- >> what are the appearances of that investigation? >> the nfl was told by none other than robertthat it needed to investigate itself after the ray rice saga. that controversy, obviously, everybody remembers that five years ago and the punch of his ex, at that point his e ex-fiancee, janelle palmer. one thing the investigation came back with was to tell the nfl you have to investigate yourself. the nfl hired experts, they did all kinds of things, now we'll see it in play. we'll see how it works. whatever happens, whatever the decision is, people will not be happy, but i think it's set against the framework of metoo and our culture now, and 45% of the fan base now is women and girls. that cannot be ignored in this reception. >> i know the nfl is scheduled to speak with brittany taylor as early as tomorrow, and we'll see what comes of that. christine brennan, thank you so much. >> fred, thank you very much. >>> straight ahead, did julian castro's fight with joe biden cost him an endorsement? why a city councilmember from his own state is now switching sides. cosentyx treats more tha

people asian many zimbabwe seemed ready to throw mugabe out they had a new hero morgan chiang rai who said robert mugabe's early achievements will always be overshadowed by the years of oppression. do we portray him as the great liberator or do we portray him as somebody who has betrayed the liberation that the photo i think the latter will prevail the 2 rivals ended up in government together although mugabe made sure he kept the real power and shank you violate to return to a position where he would eventually die he is this part he's a dictator he's a tyrant he's anywhere you want to strengthen but it's something more than that he says he's the wrong messenger with the right message. by now his wife grace 41 years his junior had emerged as a political player who got be well into his ninety's seem determined to go on and on. in the city's anger boiled over a new generation demanded mugabe go it's time for you to resign it's time for you to step down. in the end it was the army that pushed him where he the point grace as his successor a former colleague and then live rival of grace's emerson wome

robert hall reports. exhausted but triumphant, as the first rays of the sun lit the shoreline ahead, sarah thomas reachedmoments when her spirits ebbed were there on the pebbles to greet her. well done, sarah! what you've done is incredible. i was throwing up, i was sick. she said," you got this." my was sick. she said," you got this." my husband said, "keep going." this story of determination and stamina began in the early hours of sunday morning. sarah thomas said she used swimming to cope with her cancer treatment. she dedicated this challenge to those who have survived the disease. 5a hours and ten minutes crossing the world of‘s busiest shipping lanes. the biggest blow was definitely when i turned around at the halfway point here in dover. i was expecting to land on the beach and we had to touch the wall instead. i wasjust the beach and we had to touch the wall instead. i was just totally devastated. ijust go to a really quiet place in my head. when i was struggling through the second night, ijust kept struggling through the second night, i just kept repeating just struggling through the second nigh

robert hall reports. exhausted but triumphant... as the first raysrds the end of herjourney. here she comes. the friends who'd willed her to succeed during moments when her spirits ebbed, were there on the pebbles to greet her. well done, sarah! what you've done is incredible. i was throwing up, i was sick. you said, "you got this." my husband said, "keep going!" this story of determination and stamina began in the early hours of sunday morning. sarah thomas says she used swimming to cope with her cancer treatment. she dedicated this challenge to those who've survived the disease. 5a hours and ten minutes, crossing the world's busiest shipping lanes. i've been through chemo and radiation and a mastectomy and i didn't know if i was going to make it to this point. the swim was already kind of scheduled on my calendar and i told my doctors and myself that i was going to do this, no matter what. ijust go to a really quiet place in my head. when i was struggling through the second night, ijust kept repeating just over and overfor hours, "i can swim throug

robert hall reports. exhausted but triumphant, as the first rays of sun lit the shore line ahead, sarah thomas reached outbbles to greet her. well done, sarah. i was sick. pebbles to greet her. well done, sarah. iwas sick. she pebbles to greet her. well done, sarah. i was sick. she said, you got this. my husband said, keep going. the story of determination and stamina began in the early hours of sunday morning. sarah thomas said she used swimming to cope with her cancer treatment. she dedicated this challenge to those who have survived the disease. 5a hours and ten minutes crossing the world's busiest shipping lanes. the four legs of the journey should have totalled 84 miles, but the channel currents forced sarah to swim in a series of loops, so the actual distance was closer to 130 miles. kevin murphy, a cross—channel swimmer himself, was one of the official observers of board the support boat and said this new record is an extraordinary achievement. you can train as much as you like, but if you haven't got the power to withstand the demons in your head which say you can't do this, if you can't fight tho

robert hall reports. exhausted but triumphant, as the first rays of the sun lit the shoreline ahead, sarah thomas reachedo succeed during moments when her spirits ebbed were there on the pebbles to greet her. well done, sarah! i was throwing up, i was sick. she said you got this. my husband said, "keep going." this story of determination and stamina began in the early hours of sunday morning. sarah thomas said she used swimming to cope with her cancer treatment. she dedicated this challenge to those who have survived the disease. 54 hours and ten minutes crossing the world of‘s busiest shipping lanes. the four legs of the journey should have totalled 84 miles, but the channel currents forced sarah to swim in a series of loops so the actual distance was closer to 130 miles. kevin murphy, a cross—channel swimmer himself, was one of the official observers aboard the sarah's support boat. he says this new record is an extraordinary achievement. you can train as much as you like, but if you haven't got the power to withstand the demons, the demons in your head which say you can't do this, if you can't fight t

robert hall reports. exhausted but triumphant, as the first rays of the sun lit the shoreline ahead, sarah thomas reachedds who had willed her to succeed during moments when her spirits ebbed were there on the pebbles to greet her. well done, sarah! what you've done is incredible. i was throwing up, i was sick. she said," you got this." my husband said, "keep going." this story of determination and stamina began in the early hours of sunday morning. sarah thomas said she used swimming to cope with her cancer treatment. she dedicated this challenge to those who have survived the disease. 5a hours and ten minutes crossing the world of‘s busiest shipping lanes. the biggest blow was definitely when i turned around at the halfway point here in dover. i was expecting to land on the beach and we had to touch the wall instead. i was just totally devastated. ijust go to a really quiet place in my head. when i was struggling through the second night, i just kept repeating just over and over for hours, i can swim through this night, i can swim through this night, i can swim through this night. i almost didn't but i

>> after the ray rice controversy of five years ago, roger goodell commissioned, of all people, robertr to look into that. the same robert mueller who has been in the news for other things. and mueller basically told the nfl that they had to conduct their own investigations. so the nfl ramped up and geared up for that, by hiring people, sex crimes people and others, experts, who know what's going on. that's what they can do. it is true it's only been a few days. and when you don't have britney taylor available to speak this week, apparently next week she'll talk, she wants to help. keep in mind, she has put her name on this. this is not an anonymous lawsuit. the nfl will investigate. they do have authority to do that and they've got the wherewithal to put that together. >> yeah. >> i think they will be able to come to some conclusion relatively quickly. my take is in00th season of the nfl, do you want antonio brown hijacking this weekend? and they've done that, put on the commissioner's exempt list, with no guilt, just a paid leave situation, i think that shows that they, obviously, wa

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remember during his congressional testimony robert mueller of the special counsel said he wasn't familiar with fusion gps so we didn't know that jeannie ray was once hillary clinton's attorney and yet she was on his special counsel staff. just to remind you. >> when you talk about the firm that produced the steel reporting, the name of the firm that produced that was fusion gps, is that correct? >> i'm not familiar with that. >> it's not a trick question.am it was fusion gps. >> no, that would not be a trick question, that would be you needed to know that and everybody else in the free world that is following this case knew the facts. everyone knows fusion gps was the political strategist firm paid for by the clinton campaign to dig up russian dirt on donald trump.l remember fusion gps with spy christopher steele and that money from the clinton campaign was funneled through the campaign, through a law firm as a legal expense which it was not and steel produce the neverw unverifiable lying, dirty russian dossier. and as we tell you the rest is history. according to congressman nunes fusion gps tried to impede and derail his investigation i

robert mugabe died. he led the african nation's black majority to power in 1980 and ruled fofor 37 years, being driven from office. john raydent teon news" looks back at mugabe's life. >> repeter: this is how ended his days. in resentful retirement in a hospital in singapore, 5,000 miles om the country he berated and the nation he enslaved. robert mugabe was already a faded force wh we conducted what would be his lastie intervl , a virtprisoner at his sprawling mansion, the infamous "blue roof." but he was as defiant as ever. >> reporter: the jubilant crow that celebrated the end of his reign didn't agree. he had led theto ruin. long gone, the youthful hero of the freedom struggle that ended white rule in rhodesia, and founded a new nation with a new name. but zimbabwe's new leader was ruthless from the start. opponents. to slaughter at least 20,000 died. >> as long as dissidents come from a particular area we will send troops to that area. >> reporter: nor did racial reconciliation last. w he drohite farmers from the land and handed it to political cronies but as the farms burned, zimbabwe starved. an era of anhyper-infla

ray bogan, fox news. >> president trump has named the bay area native is his fourth national security advisor in less than three years. he is robertcurrently the special envoy for hostage affairs at the state department. o'brien graduated from cardinal newman high school in santa rosa before graduating from ucla and then law school in uc berkeley. he was also a major in the u.s. army reserve. o'brien replaces john bolton who left the trump administration because of differences in foreign policy. >>> a mother and her two young children rushed to the hospital in the north bay after a serious crash. coming up, the search for the good samaritans who pulled the victims to safety. >>> and we will take you inside the newest and most high-tech 911 call center in the area. what makes it so special, plus -- >> the gun control debate heats up on capitol hill with democrats making a big push for new legislation. i've got the details, coming up. >>> two young children are hospitalized after a traffic accident in the north bay. a woman who was driving the veh about 100 feet. allison rodriguez tells us that authorities are looking for the good s

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