saying that says, we will -- not a saying that we will penalize you. we think they should be up to balance principles. >> if we can go back to the standing question. waivee not at liberty to article three. why do you think this case does not fit under eastern kentucky. >> they are claiming they are the victims of status discrimination. we think that they are allowed to make that argument. it is just incorrect. as you say, we are not able to waive. >> thank you counsel. two minutes remaining. >> thank you. what we are seeing here is what trinity-lutheran says. the state cannot discriminate on the basis of religion. the decision is crystal-clear when you read it that that is what they are doing in this case. they focus on the religious affiliation or religious nation of the school. they are not talking about what the schools do, they are talking about what the schools are. second, he has already answered the question about who this is not is aiding. it aiding the schools. it is aiding the parents. you have a choice to make about the parents. as --n eithe

you say they can't say separately it is unconstitutional under the montana constitution? they have to keep the program alive. >> in the circumstances we are dealing with, they terminated the program. >> i'm not talking about the circumstances. opinion was written exactly the way you want it to, and they said it violates the federal constitution, but it also violates the montana constitution. so instead of leveling up, the way justice ginsburg said, we are going to level down, that way it doesn't violate either of them. stop the federal violation because we are not discriminating against any violatednd we've not the colorado constitution. can they do that? >> are we talking about the court doing this? no. a constitutional conflict between the 2 constitutions -- >> you just told me the federal constitution doesn't stop the state from choosing not to give aid. >> that's right. but here, the state chose to give aid, and it has been stopped from giving aid to our clients. >> it chose to give aid consistent with the constitutional amendment. the constitutional amendment sets re

is it okay to say that?y, the senators will not be quoting a cbs report that adam himself didn't know if that was accurate in making a decision for the country and whether the country has committed high crimes and misdemeanors. i can't believe the president's misbehavior would be ignored because of something like that. >> senator collins and murkowski also criticized chairman nadler, his suggestion if they don't vote for new documents and witnesses, they would be parr tis pating in a coverup. do you believe with that, they should be participating in a coverup? >> i think they should get new witnesses, we tried to get witnesses stone called, here's the thing, the chief justice is presiding over this trial. if he sign force subpoena for a witness to come, we're going to get that witness. we're not going to be in court three or four years, we will get that witness promptly. it's not for the house, it's for the senators to find out all the information, which i think they would want. >> so i noticed you did not s

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the protesters who have come out many road links to problem says it is. a sit in including syria have been cut off there have been clashes there has been and in the lead up to these protests there did dying down in the last couple of weeks especially after the tensions rose between the united states and iran but the in the lead up to this they've been saying they're being intimidated by government forces forces which are loyal to iran is going but they will continue to come out in force until their demands are met ok. thank you. now the e.u. says it's considering ways to support a ceasefire in libya including a possible military led mission on the ground foreign ministers are meeting in brussels one day after a berlin peace conference brought together libya's warring sides in several world powers but fighting broke out south of tripoli just hours after that summit came to an end the e.u.'s top diplomat joseph says any peace settlement will need the bloc supports hassam hand but i was in berlin and he says diplomats are still discussing their options for a

the pentagon says. >>iran's islamic revolutionary guard corps is taking credit and warning the us of more quote crushing response is in case of new aggression on iran state-run tv. the white house said in a statement quote we are aware of the reports of attacks on us facilities in iraq. the president has been briefed and is monitoring the situation closely and consulting with his national security team. this after us defense secretary mark esper said earlier tuesday that the us is looking to settle things diplomatically with iran we're not looking to start a war with iran. but we are prepared to finish one top trump officials say they had quote deep intelligence that qassem suleimani was planning imminent attacks on americans stay he was plotting to kill wanted to attack american facilities and diplomats, soldiers sailors airmen marines were or look at those facilities president trump says the killing was done in response to all of the american lives soleimani's take it and warned if retaliates the us i

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here's what nadler says.e says, if a man is motivated by 99%, perfect, perfect innocent motivation, but just a tiny percentage of it is corrupt, that' enough under the criminal law. i was responding to that by saying in the electoral context, that doesn't apply in impeachment context. >> let's take it piece by piece. >> you have mixed motives all the time. >> professor, professor, good. thank you for making it clear, okay. you don't believe -- >> no, no, i didn't make it clear today. i made it clear all through my senate proceedings, all through my debate. and it was not an accident. it was a deliberate effort to try to destroy my credibility by quoting out of context something that was intentionally designed to mislead your viewers. let's be clear about that. >> professor, i'm giving you as much latitude as i can and it is completely personal and out of respect that i have for you personally, okay? i don't understand your pushback and here's why. you are being taken to task for an argument that seems grossly

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the bangor daily news says susan collins says she's working with a small group of republicans to see that witnesses can be called in the impeachment trial. i guess it would take four republicans. do you get the impression there are enough republicans she could bring to that point of view? >> it's possible. this is kind of the game it feels like we play a lot. like susan collins is going to come in and save the day. >> she's like john bolton. the female john bolton. >> another rorschach test. but i think it will be difficult. you know, when it comes to something like impeaching the president of the united states, it's very different than being somebody who is maybe a critic or dissents on something versus actually playing a role in trying to impeach the president of your own party. so i know there's a lot of hope that there are a few republicans that would be willing to do that, but i think that i'm not holding my breath. and i think that at the same time a trial without witnesses isn't much of a trial. so it is pretty outrageous that mitch mcconnell is so closed off to this idea and

says he's 52 targets on their list that they could target in iran if iran decides to retaliate you say where does this fit this 52 number come from well that's symbolic in a lot of ways because the 52 where the 52 american diplomats that were held hostage in the u.s. embassy in tehran in 1999 for over 440 days after they left in that instead diplomatic crisis was ended over 40 years ago that was really a seminal moment between iran and us breaking of relations and there haven't been any diplomatic relations for the most part since then and so it was kind of symbolic i guess to trump use that 52 targets apparently but it's also unusual because the president in his tweet said that you know some of these targets are important cultural institutions in iran and presumably talking about you know unesco world heritage sites perhaps or something iran has more than 20 of them and explicitly explicitly saying that those would be targeted if they were to be targeted could potentially be a war crime so there's a lot going on here in these tweets but clearly it was came as a little bit of a surpris

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my son would often say. what obvious going to do about this did i told him not to worry he was a child he was only 19 and my only son he kept saying why did the government not help people like us they only had the part and the rich. she shows me the bills the pesticides and seeds as well as the amount due for seals they rented unemployment is so high one cd an academic and author of the farming crisis says successive governments have failed to offer the farming community viable alternatives you'll find that the source of income has not been coming up where you'll find the people . from agriculture to other occupations in which aren't even if those operations are available they are not of them in there to that extent we will find that they have a correction and half the shift the from the farming to the argument are going to fork over asians. the government says it's launched a dish it is to help farmers including easy interest on their loads and set up missions for food security and sustainable agriculture b

they're saying they don't want to do it because of what trump will say.be belittled and demeaned and humiliated after they say what they're going to say. is that a problem? >> that is a problem. it tells you off the bat what they would say would not align with what the president has been saying or what the president is thinking. this is exactly why it makes him angry. and i think what you see here is basically an undermining of two fundamental pillars of democracy which is transparency and accountability. transparency into what do these intelligence heads think are threats directly from their mouths and accountability in terms of is the president responding to them effectively and for this president in particular, is he telling the truth about them. >> on this point, you got a closed door briefing on iran. you were told what you were told, and you were red sent about it because it's classified. president is allowed to declassify which he does sometimes with no rhyme or reason. he appeared to declassify or make up, i don't know, all i know is he said there

>> more people say convict and remove. 58% say that did he indeed violate the abuse of power. 57% say did indeed obstruct congress. this means that you're talking about people who don't think he should be convicted and removed from office, who do actually think he is guilty of doing what he is alleged to have done. >> it's interesting. that sort of aligns with the argument that should could take. don't like what he did. it is inappropriate but not an impeach an offense of the. >> i think that was the thing that jumped out to me. that so many people actually believe the things are in the impeachment articles happened but they don't believe he should be impeached is troubling to me. people can have opinions on it. i think if they had more information, they would understand these are actually impeachable offenses and i would like to hear from them, why they don't think they are of the. >> well, dershowitz is arguing that very thing. whatever you may think, these are not impeachable. >> yeah. a lot of people disagree with it and that's what the impeachment trial is for, for people to pres

the tourism a one said that what you're saying cameron government led by cameron saying action on climate change and i'm supporting it and then his minister in debt for was cutting out all the legislation that was preventing us from overstepping them all and this action was running against all the actions on managing climate change so it wasn't a coherent approach different ministers were acting in different ways and i just ask you though about the own voice would it be true to say that you stopped the redeployment of the boys because i said that policy was all going to to reduce the number of climate change over. when i left i was given a promise that no more would be lost do you get the promise because of a non-disclosure agreement or it was quite as it was wasn't quite that but it's fair to say that the foreign secretary please not to go into the public domain talking about the law and he was. a few years later. and very very worried. about coherency in government actions on time of change you can get a prime minister saying one thing in a minister of government behaving in the opposit

he says was unconstitutional. >>and the officers involved need to be identified and held accountable. >>i don't know if i'm going to be pulled over by these officers again on that are still patrolling the streets. it's a very unsettling position for anyone who's been done wrong to we reached out to the oakland police department they referred us to the city attorney's office. they have not responded to our request for comment. dan kerman kron 4 news. >>and with that backdrop. a new study out saying african american drivers in california's big cities are stopped and searched by police at higher rates that are drivers of other races yet a new state study published today by the department of justice released those findings joining us now is coffers. ellis said the money into a breakdown this report ella yet a study compared the population of each of those races to how often they were pulled over. >>and they were specifically using that model to find any sign of racial profiling the data was collected as part of the ra

he's going to say, i didn't say it. she's going to say, you may not remember, but you said it. now what? >> that'll be between two senators. thal be on stage and i'm sure it will be asked about given how much coverage it's gotten today. i'm sure they'll talk about it tomorrow and i'll let them talk about it, between two friends on a stage in front of million of peoples. >> what's he going to say? i'm not going to proeview it. >> are they still friends after that? >> of course they're still friends. they've been friends for a long, long time. let's be clear. 21 days before iowa, you throw a story like this, that he's an anti-woman candidate and you're still friends? >> absolutely still friends. absolutely. yes. yes. they have great respect for one another. they're fighting for a lot of the same goals. there's some wires crossed apparently about this story and we have great respect. the truth of the matter is, if you polled our campaign, i would say most of the people on the campaign are second choice warren people. so, you know, we're not going to get into this tit for tat. it's

and says the island is bracing for further aftershocks. the epicenter at least where the hardest hit area that we're seeing where most of the damage is it's along the southern coast of puerto rico we've seen pictures on social media and a little bit of video that people have been posting on social media showing that in one town the main church is collapsed in other towns along the southern coast we've seen some roads that have collapsed and washed out as well as some buildings and homes that have collapsed as well in the city of points the city of about 150. 1000 people on the southern coast we've seen some damage there as well the main hospital there while not collapsed has been completely evacuated because there's fear that the hospital infrastructure or the foundation could be compromised soon after these earthquakes hit there was a tsunami warning that was issued but it does not appear that there is a tsunami threat at this time the people were very nervous in puerto rico because they've been hit by seismic activity that has been going

saying he misspoke. articles will force a fair trial in the senate, i wholeheartedly support that decision. today president trump said he'd leave it up to mcconnell on b whether to call witnesses. >> i would like to hear joe biden, adam shift, and some others. >> reporter: democrats want to call former national security adviser john bolton. but if he does show up, today trump signalled the white house may try to restrict what he will say. >> we have to protect presidential privilege. when we is start allowing national security advisers to just go up and say whatever they want to say, we can't do that. >> reporter: jake, nancy pelosi isn't telling anybody when she's going to send these articles of impeachment over. not even her on chairman in a meeting this morning. we should note that republicans for their part during their lunch today guessed that those articles could be send over by the end of the week and that trial could be started by next week. john cornyn warned that's just speculation. >> thank yo

he didn't say or speak up, not saying anything, reading the press documents.ward does give the republican leader some hope they will defeat this motion. >> everything changes almost by the minute. the last i talked to senior republican sources here hearing the same, they're feeling a little bit more bullish and confident on the notion they can defeat the idea of bringing witnesses up. mostly, because there is a feeling, whether they're going to be right in the end or not, lamar alexander, in particular, who could be, depending where lisa murkowski goes, the 51st vote, is so close with mitch mcconnell, as you said, is retiring, would think of his legacy, particularly as somebody a senator from tennessee where the president is extremely popular, and not vote against the party and his president. but there's also a possibility that they could just be -- it could be wishful thinking on their part. you don't know how somebody who is going to retire, doesn't have to answer to voters anymore and more of an institutionist and follows his moral compass will go. >> exact

saying i appreciate what you're saying and i don't disagree but you have every right to say it i wish you well. doesn't work. it keeps people i'm not sure which way i want to go. if i say you said that to me? you're the worst. and people like you, don lemon, are the enemy. what am i playing to? am i playing to race or identity, media, institutions. he doesn't know. he just knows it's good for him, don. the more angry for the best reasons. he can't go a week without lying about a material fact, denying something you are responsible for or defying a norm to keep people apart. >> yeah. well. >> you want any action on that? >> no, it's so sad. i get sick of talking about how classless it is. i've got to run. >> well, don't get too tired of it too fast, my friend. we're just getting warmed up. >> i just said sick. when i get sick and tired. tied. not tired. sick and tied. i got to go. >> all right, my friend. >> have a good time in iowa. hold their feet to the fire. do a good job there as you always do. see you. safe travels. you get after it. >>> this is "cnn tonight." i'm don lemon. lots

foreign policy chief has that boro says the deal is critical for regional stability he says europe wants to maintain the do but that iran must uphold its obligations well 2015 iran nuclear deal has survived for years but a need just it was signed under former u.s. president barack obama along with iran and 5 other nations lifting sanctions on tehran in exchange for monitoring its nuclear activities as the new year later president donald trump withdrew from the agreement calling it a bad deal for america and reimpose sanctions other nations trying to keep the pact alive but following another wave of tough u.s. sanctions in may last year iran began rolling back its compliance 1st it increased its stockpile of enrich uranium and on sunday after the u.s. killing of its top commander tehran scrapped all limits on its nuclear program a touch of outlet has more from brussels and says the e.u. is looking for a role to mediate the crisis. the e.u. foreign policy chief feels there burrell's a really came out and wraps up that e.u. foreign ministers meeting an emergency meeting that was held to dis

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leaders say the station was underutilized. about one third the number of calls handled by other stations in town. closing the station, they say, will save the city more than $3 million. firefighters say it puts residents at risk. the closure means there will be nine fewer firefighters in town. >> when we have a structure fire, a vehicle accident, a medical emergency, a woman who's in labor with imminent birth, our resources are gonna be so thin that we're not gonna be able to have response times that are adequate for what our job entails. >> the city says the closest fire station is two miles away and a response time will increase by four to six minutes. >>> the palo alto based firm, stellar solution, is giving up on trying to develop an early warning system for earthquakes. the la times reports that after 20 years and $30 million, the company is pulling the plug on the project. they hoped to use sensors along the california coast to issue warnings. but the company's engineers were never able to accurately warn of a seismic ev

i'm a scene dennis your with al-jazeera life and also coming up in the program turkey's president says he will never abandon the libyans and reiterate his support for the internationally recognized. huge crowds protest in iraq's capital demanding u.s. troops leave their country. they don't have to do anything because they are not being held accountable. and gratitude takes a climate school strikes to world leaders in davos. there on the eve of its biggest annual holiday china has stepped up efforts to contain the spread of a new virus the central government's taken over the management of the crisis bringing in measures including closing the great wall and implementing travel restrictions the new strain of corona virus is killed at least $26.00 people across china almost $850.00 are infected and doctors fear that infection rate could saw during what is normally the busiest time of the year for travel as hundreds of millions of people celebrate the lunar new year. well now the u.s. centers for disease control has reported that 2 confirmed cases of the coronavirus have emerged there 63 pa

police say they killed 2 men who plan to attack.his better known as. he heads a political party that was formed. to peace deal and 2016 police say the attempted assassination was ordered by dissident rebels who took up once again last year now haitians have paid some but tribute to as many as 300000 people who were killed in the devastating earthquake now 10 years ago to raise about reports from the capital port au prince which is still struggling to recover. another year to remember the worst tragedy this country has seen in recent history . 10 years ago a $7.00 earthquake devastated haiti and added to the in demi troubles that already affect the population here precedential and in maurice pay tribute to those who died in a mass grave in san krzysztof i but the ceremony did not last long. but could remember when the president had to be rushed out when protesters arrived to the scene so far simpler than no i'm here to put flowers for the victims of the earthquake the president shouldn't be here. or our freedom or death they chanted

decisions and that there is going to be some retaliation at the right time and place for what they say was the us is biggest strategic mistake in the west asia region now the iranian side is basically completely unified in saying there will be a retaliatory move from the islamic republic for this killing the us an act of international terrorism targeting and assassinating general saloon money the most effective force fighting done shy he says. kind and oh he's extremely dangerous and a foolish escalation the u.s. bears responsibility for all consequences of its rogue adventurism now how the islamic republic will respond is not yet clear now it is important to note that the us state department and u.s. media seem to be echoing very loudly that qassam solomonic is somehow responsible for the death of thousands of americans and that is somehow a very bad guy they echo these allegations though there have been strong criticisms of of donald trump from the democratic side has the administration has conducted tonight strike on iraq talk getting high level iranian military officials and killin

read federalist paper number 78 w where hamil to be says tton says to serve as umpires.says, look, let the courts decide, that can't be an obstruction of congress. that can't be an impeachable offense. all he's doing is saying i want a legal response to this and if the courts save have i to comply, i will comply. >> he's of course not the first president. >> he did it in a blanket way. >> he did it in a blanket way -- >> perfectly permissible. >> remember this is about attempting to control the outcome of the 2020 election. the position the president is taking is -- >>s th that's a political view. >> take months and months in court so i can continue doing what i'm doing until the election happens. >> you know as well as i do that courts when they're told this involves the peefimpeachment of president,y want we want a rulis week on whether they can be made to invectiexecutive privilege - >> that's not true. >> just richard leon, the judge in the kupperman case, he didn't even schedule a hearing for three weeks. i mean, he was lazy and incompetent. >> blame that on the cou

this is a sham they're saying we don't want to hear the truth what does that say to america about this body. meanwhile someone else was all but begging for senators to call him to testify. from donor left parness says he was dispatched to ukraine by trump's attorney to stir up dirt useful for trump's reelection parness is under federal indictment for campaign fraud and says he came to the capitol wearing an ankle monitor to make amends. democrats that acknowledged getting republicans to agree to witnesses is an uphill battle that question will be put to a vote friday if the answer is no trump could be immediately acquitted by joe castro al jazeera washington. israel's prime minister is due to meet the russian president within the hour it's a brief him on the u.s. plan for the middle east donald trump's proposal allows israel to annex large parts of palestinian land benjamin netanyahu has presented the plan as a vindication of his leadership and it's expected to boost this election campaign ahead of a march folks very fossett reports from western this is historic and this you became the

libyan warlord khalifa hop star says the fighting will continue. a cease fire called by russia and turkey has been rejected and have tars vowed to take control of the capital tripoli has been renewed but yeah the libyan arab forces will continue to target the enemy by ear and land moving forward and spread its control on your forces in all areas from the capital from the east of sirte to the outskirts of us rotter. international concern is now growing across the region haft are met with italy's prime minister to separate continental roma hoping to stir support from the european union. then there is russia and turkey which support rivals on the ground on current has begun to point troops in support of the un recognized government and by turning down the cease fire half dark could be pushing away russia one of his main allies. fighting has escalated between half there's a libyan national army and the internationally recognized government in tripoli. attempts to take control of the capital have fallen short but half the arse forces have gained ground

he says saying that be a street sweeper that the angels will rejoice over. this is the kind of speech can be decontextualized as a prescription for personal responsibility. cornel west: and is excellent. host: has where he was. that's the context. i have heard the speech often delivered often in the context of his character position. so we are back to the king made for hallmark commercial. and that king, to say if you can't be a pine tree on top of the mountain, be it scrubbing the valley. it's a way of saying you don't even have to have high escalations. you don't have to have high demands. if you going to be a street sweeper just sweep the streets. we need a lot of that. in that way i think the lesson from a moment to the present, and the absence of a sustained focus on the life he actually led in the way that this radical thing persisted. we completely divorced his integration as a burning aspirated these young people, the blueprint as we understand today, has several harvard mba, their rule number ten was never to talk about race or gender. except to say

officials saying that is not what the letter was saying although it does indicate -- the language in that letter does mention a withdrawal, does mention abiding by the decision of the iraqi parliament. what they said was they were notifying the iraqis there will be movement of troops, this is just repositioning of troops, that they will remain in the country, but they're letting them know there will be some sort of activity, that this is standard procedure of letting them know. but there was really no explanation other than hearing from the joint chiefs of staff, general mark milly saying that this was an honest mistake, it was a poorly worded letter and it shouldn't have been released. but really they didn't explain why that language was used, why it would indicate any sort of withdrawal if that is not happening from the secretary of defense and yeneral milly saying there are no plans for withdrawal despite the fact the iraqis, the iraqi government, the prime minister seemed to be moving ahead with plans, drawing up plans to try and talk to coalition countries about leaving the coun

something officers say is similar to being hit by a major league pitch. officers eventually managed to take him into custody. olson says now he's worried that wilers will be released and return to the same area and attack him again or someone else. >> do i want a green zone around my daycare? yeah. but you have to get the mentally violent drug users off the streets. >> reporter: the incident is still under investigation. an encounter such as this, safety should be the primary concern, police say. investigators say in this case, things went exactly as they should have gone with the victim calling for help. they want a good witness, not a hero. >> the best witness, the best information is what helps us in our investigation. >> reporter: the suspect is still in jail facing charges of assault with a deadly weapon. making criminal threats, and resisting arrest. the district attorney's office says they will not make a decision on whether to charge the suspect until the pd and district attorney's investigator cases have wrapped up. >>> the fda is taking action a

they say they've had to carry out the search by themselves let the muzzle say in the last 2 years my life has been catastrophic for me my life just flipped 360 degrees since they took my son and it turned me into a search and human rights defender i've become a place woman lawyer friends of course others in different parts of the country have told us the same they've had to do it all a lot of. groups of volunteers like this one have sprung up all across mexico over the last decade and they exist they say not because they want to but because authorities themselves are interested in looking for their lost loved ones in the administration of president lopez obrador has changed the tone of the meeting mexico has got a huge problem and setting up a commission to help find the disappeared but many say on the ground little changed meanwhile as the country suffers record levels of violence it's a sure bet that more are going missing and so the warrior sniffer dogs continue searching even as they break for lunch another terrible story emerges that the little that is here they had him for 3 da

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i say i don't know.om the left after 75 years. that could topple the government and sweep the populist far—right matteo salvini to power. campaigning nearby, the rock star of italian politics drives home his message. if the far—right wins here, in this area, it's a complete political earthquake. it means, if he wins here, he could win anywhere in italy. loved, but feared too, in a region where some feel the echoes of past battles against fascism. what he stands for, like hate and discrimination, it's not what we want. we passed this, these kind of thoughts, 70 years ago when the war ended. this is one of italy's richest regions, but stagnant growth and an ageing population has fed hungerfor change. played out here is the fight for italy's, for europe's, political identity. mark lowen, bbc news, ferrera. huge swarms of desert locusts have invaded about a dozen countries on both sides of the red sea, the body of water between africa and the arabian peninsula. the food and agriculture organisation says it i

what the fbi director says or any self-respecting american says, that they view that is perfectly fine. it is the normalization of lawlessness. but that is what they have had to resort to you, as the evidence has continued to pile up of the president skills. and when that evidence threatened to get even greater with the testimony of john bolton, they have gone to extraordinary lengths to put a muzzle on john bolton. to avoid calling him as a witness, to avoid letting the american people hear what he has to say. to try to stifle his book. two attacking him publicly. because they fear what he has to say. because they already know the president scheme has been exposed. , that's where they are. we will continue today to make the case. a case that has already been made to the american people but needs to be made to the senate, and that is a fair trial as far as witnesses. fair trial, and impartial both requires witnesses. and that is what they should deliver for the american people. no trial, no vindication. no vindication for the president or anyone else. the constitution requires a fair t

so when the intelligence says, iran, bad. he says, great.it says russia, bad, he sa, i don't think so. i don't think it's more complicated than that. we've got an administration not full of people who are simply agreeing with whatever the president says but who are basically in the process of trying to persuade him rather than to prevent him from doing the things that he has an instinct to do. let's remember here that as robin rightfully pointed out, the president doesn't want war with iran. he's made that very clear. but he's been convinced to take this huge escalatory measure, so there's a contradiction there, and you can't have a president who wants to get out of the middle east and a president who just put 14,000 more troops into the middle east since may and another 3,000 on the way and say that this is a coherent strategy that makes a lot of sense. okay? it doesn't. and i think that's why we have all the missed signaling. that's why we have all the confusion. and again, inside the administration, the sense is, okay, we're going to wait

stopping many say the move doesn't go far enough stopping many say the move doesn't go farenough in far enough in terms of removing all misleading content. let's take you back to the breaking news on just the past few hours, we can give you some live pictures as well. iran has launched a ballistic missile and something like a dozen ballistic missiles on airbases housing us forces in iraq. according to the pentagon, at least two sites were hit, and says the missiles were launched from iran itself. according to iranian state tv, the attack was revenge for the american drone strike on qasem soleimani. according to the white house, president trump has been briefed and has been monitoring events. both nato and the us have said that troops and equipment were being redeployed in iraq in anticipation of response attacks this is beginning to look like something deliberately quite contained, because a run would have been aware the american response to something bigger would have been enormous. and these pictures from kerman whether burial is under way for the general. there was a stampede her

is saying -- he's saying it didn't happen now. >> he said he didn't say a woman couldn't win.be hard this year for a woman to win. there's a different interpretation. >> look, this is a -- ultimately a he said/she said. clearly he believes he did not come out and say in an intimidating way, you know, a woman can't win this time, and she heard something different. i want to make a point about what karen said about biden and who was benefiting from the incoming from donald trump. the way he handled it was fascinating. he has been the focus of trump's ire. we see the russians hacking burisma, an indication, yet another indication of their concern. look at the language he used last night, i've been the object of donald trump's affection. that worked with the audience. also, he said he went after my surviving son. >> yep. >> that is very powerful. >> karen, am i right, or is alisyn right? >> i the going to alisyn, i got to back the woman here, right, solidarity. >> we're out of time. out of time now. >> you know what i thought was fascinating, i appreciated how our moderators, gran

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and says it must leave the region. the burial has finally taken place at a rainy and commander nasim cinemark assassination sparked this latest escalation. and ukrainian plane crashes moments after takeoff from obama's capital killing more than 170 people. welcome to the program iran has struck back at the u.s. for the assassination of its top commander customs to the mahdi and it's making it clear what happens next depends on donald trump iran fired more than a dozen missiles into 2 bases hosting u.s. forces in iraq the assad base that's in us in anbar province and another one in air bill iraq says $22.00 missiles were fired and there were no iraqi casualties well u.s. president donald trump has only responded to the attacks on twitter saying all is well we're expecting a statement from him once washington wakes up in a few hours times now iran strikes and salutations for the killing also the money in a u.s. airstrike last friday he was buried in his hometown of quetta man hours after the strikes by iran on wednesday

i've heard you say, yes. you say it's a pos touitive thio take him off the battlefield.s happened over the last few days, it seems that iranian public opinion, which had been fractious, is now galvanized in support of the regime. you've had iraq vote to remove u.s. troops from that country. you've had the united states have to suspend activities against isis. those three things -- does that make the united states safer? >> what would make the u.s. safer is if the iranian government stopped killing americans. stopped killing our allies. stop lying about their nuclear program. stopped killing their own people. i'm saying there was a galvanization of iranian support at the death of soleimani. they just had protests in november where the government killed their own folks. the iraqi parliament. this was a resolution, not binding legislation, they barely had a quorum because almost half of the iraqi parliament decided not to go there because they were protesting what this iranian-backed caretaker prime minister was trying to do. and so saying that this -- we have to understand

i want to read you what he says about john bolton. he writes, why didn't john bolton complain about this nonsense a long time ago when he was very publicly terminated. he said, not that it matters nothing. john bolton did complain about this for months, according to sworn public testimony. he called this a drug deal. he broke up a meeting inside the white house between the ukrainians and white house advisers because he found it so unseam unseemly, according to sworn testimony under penalty of perjury. that is a lie from the president of the united states, sophia, and i'm curious how you think that will sit? it seems like the republican senators, they don't care about that. they're not bothered by the overlies here. >> yeah, there's so much i want to get into, and we don't have the time. john said everything i wanted to say, but to your question, here it is. there's a thing called enumerated powers. hear me on this, what the congress can do, what the president can do, and what the courts can do. the president under article ii has power

so the travel ban says this is a solution that people are coming out to say that they have legal permanent residents so it made no sense. then i get into it in some detail and there was some political pressure from the trump white house to come up with the intelligence to show that the tele band countries are really a problem and that wasn't the case. jim matus said that iraq was leading the charge against isys and attorney general sessions said you wanted iraq to remain on the list you wanted iraq to remain on the list. and that is a portrait of where mcmaster was recorded of quoting the battle in 2005 that then he has family in the united states now he cannot come back his own family and visit and then to really argue the case. they want that one. >> because that is a good example you call access to the right. and you also talk about you also show between 2017 and 2019 the former general mattis john kelly and general dunford and although not a general officer, when they were there , basically they numbered successes, basically they numbered successes look at 2017 it is much better than i

it's like saying, "good job.d job." >> you never slapped my ass after one of these. >> i would if you did a good job. >> look, look, look, speaking of asses, the houston astros won the 2017 world series, but now we're finding out they're in some trouble of their own. >> a major league bombshell, the houston astros severely punished tonight for cheating. >> the houston astros stole pitching signs during their historic season. m.l.b. says the astros used a camera in center field to decode pitching signs from opposing teams. the information was then relayed to the dugout, sometimes via text message on a smartwatch, and then passed along to hitters by banging on a trash can, as heard here with the audio raised. ( banging ) >> the astros face a record $5 million fine and lose several top draft picks over the next two years. >> hold on-- the astros cheated their way to a championship, and they were only fined $5 million? that's nothing for a baseball team. $5 million-- that's like four stadium hot dogs. >> no, no, mich

what his parents say have to say about his recovery. >>> at least one burning question answered about the tiny pop icon. what the creator of the mandalorian has to say about baby yoda's origins. >>> welcome back, everyone. we are getting back into the rut, if you will, back into the routine, people are back to school, back to work, and how do you feel? >> i got back last week, and definitely in the swing of things, no excuses to be at the top of my game, i guess you could say, and i'm feeling good. >> what about you guys? >> i feel great. i don't know, how long are you going to keep the christmas lights up? already down? >> i took them down, geeze, i think it was january 3rd. my wife would have had them down the next day. the decorations the next day, and then the full lights off. >> we will be full decoration until mid-january. >> i have something to tell you about. >> okay. >> he dominated pop culture with his green ears, you know who i'm talking about if you watch. maybe we never knew him at all. baby yoda is not actually yoda as some people think. the mandalorian creator says the

and fred, you know, iran says this missile theory is all a big lie. but obviously canadian intelligence says otherwise. what are you hearing? >> reporter: yeah, canadian intelligence, u.s. intelligence and european intelligence also saying they believe that the information coming from the u.s. and canada is credible. what we have this morning, laura, was that the iranian civil aviation authority came out and the head of that authority gave a press conference here in tehran where he once reiterated the position of the authority that the fury as he put it that a missile may have struck the plane is not valid as he said. we were also able to get in touch with this man last night and he says he believes if a plane would have been struck by a missile its forward progress would have stopped immediately and it would have immediately have fallen from the sky. today once again he added some more to tat. he said that he believes if the plane would have been hit by a missile that the debris field would be a lot larger and the debris would be a lot further scatte

says the attack was in retaliation for the u.s. assassination of general the money last friday. or for the very latest from iran let's cross over to journalist razor cuts who is in tehran raise it we've heard from iran's president hassan rouhani this morning the country's supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei has also been speaking what have they said about the attack. well this morning the leader said the retaliation the revenge was just a slap in the face of the u.s. to michelle. last night this morning not that they said. i know that ultimately events as to how to keep the u.s. out of the risen. bill be the absolute revenge for generously money assassination the president also said later today. the u.s. removed the hand of general still a money from his body and in retaliation iran and of course its allies in the region build cars off the us from the region. ok iran's leaders clearly want the u.s. out of the region iran's foreign minister mohammad java celebrates however tweeted that his country had taken and concluded proportio