in a moment, we will speak with a number two republican in the house, steve scalise. congressman jim himes, a top democrat on the intelligence committee. but first let's bring in kevin corke with the latest from the white house. kevin. >> chris, the white house says the musings of career diplomats about a phone call whose transcript we've already seen are meaningless. but critics argue taking in the combined hold, their assessment paints a troubling picture of possible impropriety or worse. enclosed are testimony to them congressional investigators, david holmes, the political council at the u.s. embassy in ukraine, testify that he was at a restaurant in kiev on july 26 when he oversaw the president's phone conversation with e.u. ambassador gordon sondland. he said he heard the president say to sondland, so he's going to do the investigation? to which sondland replied, "he's going to do it." but he in this case is ukraine to ukraine president zelensky and it is investigate the president's political rival and joe biden and his son hunter. if true, the stories say democ

can scalise said -- mr. scalise said.mbassador yovanovitch who did have firsthand experience of waking up at one in the morning to be told she had to get on the next plane because, as we learned, she was in the way of the president's intent to get the ukrainians -- chris: none of them ever had any direct contact with the president, which brings us to gordon sondland. doesn't your case, essentially are, depend on sondland who's the only witness that you're going to put up in these public hearings who met with the president? yes, he did meet with him a number of times, but if he doesn't say that the president set this condition, this quid qd pro quo, doesn't that blow a hole in your case? >> well, you know, i don't think it blows a hole in the case. why do i say that in there is now ample evidence out there, you know, that there was a corrupt deal being cooked up. for example, the statement by the former national security adviser john bolton that he didn't want any part of this, as he called it, drug deal that was being coo

joining me is doug schoen and house minority whip steve scalise.ongressmenu are seeing this unfold on capitol hill. do your democratic colleagues have any tiny signs of buyer's remorse? >> there is a lot of buyer's remorse. a lot of the members of congress go back home and they for the majority and people say how did you improve my life? lowering the cost of prescription drugs could be law but they are obsessed with impeachment. pelosi is obsessed with impeachment and our border is not secure because of this. that's the kind of stuff they are hearing about. people are going wait a minute, the president didn't do anything wrong. zelensky said there was no pressure and he got the money. democrats still move forward because they made this unholy pact with their far left socialist base. >> laura: we will get to hillary clinton in a second. she is talking about getting in. the latest poll, doug, on the issue of impeachment that cbs just did. another interesting metric. how much you have heard or read about the phone call of the president's to the ukrain

we saw chairman engel and steve scalise.re seeing party line vote on the next steps of the impeachment. it appears the republicans in the house are settling on the strategy you can't believe what you saw with your own eyes. >> i think for the american people it's political. the whe whole thing is politica driven. the republican's responses are politically driven. congressman engel didn't answer the question either when you showed him the question from 20 years ago. he wouldn't answer that either. that shows real people watching the hell with all of this. i'm telling you, george, i believe by the time we get to the end of this people will be like the democrats hate trump. they want to get him out. republicans are supporting him no matter what happened and let's get to an election and decide ourselves. >> ever a public hearings? >> i think so. >> it's clear nobody is above the law. here's what you have when you step back and clear the dust and fog. you have a president who said this was a perfect phone call. you have every car

>> trump slammed fox news writing steve scalise blew the nasty and obnoxious chris wallace, away on chris's lowest rated and morning show. this kind of dumb and unfair

i want to call up our whip, steve scalise. mr. scalise: thank you, kevin. when we talk about the vote, i think it's important to note, when you see that not only did every single republican reject this soviet-style impeachment process, but we were even joined by democrats who couldn't stand it anymore. if you look at where we are right now, we're at an important point in history. clearly, there are people that we serve with that don't like the results of the 2016 election. that's their prerogative. but the country next year will be deciding who our president is going to be. it should not be nancy pelosi in -- and a small group of people that she selects that get to determine who is going to be our president. if you look at the resolution today, they talk about fairness. now, if they really think they can tell people it's fair that only the chairman gets to decide who the witnesses are, they give us an opportunity to call witnesses, but if the chair says they don't like the witness, the witnesses don't come forward. they allow the president to have legal cou

when we come back, jason chaffetz, congressman steve scalise and the great one mark levin.ust got off the phone with him. he has a lot to say tonight. that's all coming up on this busy breaking news edition of hannity. ♪ ♪ >> mob has a conspiracy theory the. >> the witness: intimidation by tweeting during today's hearing. that was innocuous. moments ago the president respond to the absolute hysteria again. >> in the history of our country, there has never been a disgrace like what's going on right now. so you know what? , i have the right to speak. i have free speech just as other people do. but they have taken away the republicans' rights and i watched today as certain very talented people wanted to ask questions they weren't allowed to ask questions. republicans. they weren't allowed to ask questions. it's a very sad thing. >> sean: joining us now author of the best-selling book "power grab" fox news contributor jason chaffetz' along with house minority whip steve scalise and our own ed henry host of a brand new show every saturday and sunday at noon right here on the fox

when we come back, jason chaffetz, congressman steve scalise and the great one mark levin. just got off the phone with him. he has a lot to say tonight. that's all coming up on this busy breaking news edition of hannity. ♪ ♪ ♪ hi honey, we got in early. yeah, and we brought steve and mark. ♪ experience the power of sanctuary at the lincoln wish list sales event. sign and drive off in a new lincoln with zero down, zero due at signing, and a complimentary first month's payment. why fingerstick when you can scan? with the freestyle libre 14 day system just scan the sensor with your reader, iphone or android and manage your diabetes. with the freestyle libre 14 day system, a continuous glucose monitor, you can check your glucose levels any time, without fingersticks. ask your doctor to write a prescription for the freestyle libre 14 day system. you can do it without fingersticks. learn more at freestylelibre.us >> i'm marianne rafferty. president trump making the decision to restore the rank of eddie gallagher. he received national attention several months ago after a military

i agree with representative scalise.t i take away at the end of the day is who knows what this guy thinks. but you certainly can't base and impeachment on anything he said because he talks out of all sides of his mouth, and he has these convenient memory lapses, and he is not the most articulate guy i've ever heard or has the best memory. >> laura: the rain boots, the first case, and i'm not sure we got much farther than that. congressman scalise, we will see whether television ratings -- exactly. coming up, some revealing body language from impeachment hearings you probably missed. plus, congressman has a stinker of an interview. i can't believe we are doing this segment with raymond arroyo next. do you have concerns about mild memory loss related to aging? prevagen is the number one pharmacist-recommended memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. ♪ >> laura: it's time for seen and unseen where we expose the big cultural stories of the day. b

nothing. >> sean: and steve scalise, that's the point. devin nunes captured itd perfectly. you even hear? you know nothing! she had absolutely nothing to add to this. and a republican tries to make a point of order -- no, no, no. i mean, just like this document in the inquiry., oh, we are going to have full fairness at the discretion of the compromised, congenital liar schiff. we are going to allow witnesses at the request of schiff. i mean, he is judge, jury, executioner. i've never seen anything this corrupt. >> sean, it is a soviet style impeachment process, and whent h you look, here we have another day, sean, and another star witness for the democrats who admitted under oath that the president didn't do anything wrong. today, chris stewart asked, did you see any crimes? did you see any bribery? she said no. we had asking the star witnesses on day one, can you name a single impeachable offense? not one, sean, yet they still want to gode forward with impeaching the president. y>> sean: the funny thing, ed henry, you probably know better than i, because i know more democr

judge jeanine: house whip, steve scalise joins me.hat's fascinate being this, it's not just stalin-like. it started when hillary clinton and barack obama had the reset button with russia and with the selling of the ukraine to russia. the dems have been in the hands of the russians from the get-go with the obama administration, so it's no surprise they would use stalinist-like rules. what were you talking about when you got on the house floor. >> you hit the nail on the head. they are denying the ability of both sides to participate. schiff has veto power. schiff can literally kick the president's legal counsel out of the room if he so choose. earlier this week adam schiff directed one of the witnesses to not answer certain questions asked by republicans. that's the soviet-style impeachment process i'm talking about where one side is shut out so they can leak things out that are undermined by republicans in the room because schiff won't open up the room. 70% of the voting members of congress are not allowed to be in the room. judge jea

scalise: appreciate it. with that, i'd now like to yield to the gentleman from maryland, the majority leader of the house. mr. hoyer: i thank the gentleman for yielding. on monday the house will meet at 12:00 p.m. for morning hour debate and 2:00 p.m. for legislative business. with votes postponed until 6:30 p.m. on tuesday and wednesday, the house will meet at 10:00 a.m. for morning hour debate and 12:00 p.m. for legislative bills. on thursday the house will meet at 9:00 a.m. for legislative business, last votes of the week are expected no later than 3:00 p.m. madam speaker, we will consider several bills under suspension of the rules, including h.r. 4634, terrorism risk insurance program re-authorization act, a very significant and very bipartisan bill. the complete list of suspension bills will be announced by the close of business today. in addition, madam speaker, the house will be considering a continuing resolution through december 20 to keep government open and operating on behalf of the american peo

jillian: steve scalise calling up cortez on twitter.hment inquiry about preventing abuses of power or is it about the 2020 election? that question front and center following ocasio cortez's remarks. congressman steve scalise tweeting ocasio cortez admits dems are using impeachment to rig 2020 against donald trump. take her at her word. this is about preventing a potentially disastrous outcome from occurring next year. he goes on to say make no mistake this is about power for dems, nothing else. ocasio cortez says she was talking about election interference tweeting the only way you can conclude this is if you thought foreign interference was trump's main strategy to win in 2020, letting elections be subverted by hostile actors is disastrous. wise the gop blocking election protection measures in the senate? conservatives on social media fired up over this one. mike on twitter says you can't beat donald trump in a fair election so you have to resort to a soft coup that started the day he was elected. sean tweeted at the end if you can't b

hearing, congressman scalise, we will start with you. you know, i have to be honest, i was a little shocked. probably have somebody that will say something that maybe somebody can run with, but i did not see anything. >> no, sean, this is a bad day for adam schiff and this whole charade, this witch hunt they have been promoting. for months now, and if you look and i know you showed these clips, when john radcliffe actually asked the two star witnesses, these were the first witnesses that they brought out to make their case. he said, can either of you name an impeachable offense? dead silence, like you saw. you had so many other cases, jim jordan showed these secondhand, thirdhand, fourth hand, these carrer bureaucrats who i'm sure they have studied ukraine policy for decades, but the bottom line, there is only policy the united states of of the united states of america and that is commander in chief donald trump. so ultimately their job is to carry that out but instead they are trying to block its foreign policy which has been successful

i want to call up our whip, steve scalise. >> thank you, kevin. and when we talk about the vote, important to note, when you see that not only did rejectingle republican the soviet style impeachment were even joinrd by democrats who couldn't stand it anymore. at where we are right now, we're at an important point in history. that wethere are people serve with that don't like the results of the 2016 election. that's their prerogative. the country next year will be deciding who our president is going to be. it should not be nancy pelosi in a small group of people that she get determined who is our president. resolution at the today, they talk about fairness. now, if they really think that they can tell people it's fair that only the chairman gets to decide who the witnesses are and they give us an opportunity to witnesses, but if the chair says they don't like the witnesses, the witnesses don't come forward. they allow the president to have legal counsel in the room unless the chair decides that they don't want the president's legal counsel in the r

. >>> and fox news anchor chris wallace admonished steve scalise for distorting the witness testimonythe impeachment inquiry. when asked if he would accept gordon sondland's testimony if he confirms a quid pro quo, scalise deflected the question. >> if gordon sondland says the president told him condition aid to ukraine on investigating the bidens, are you going to say that he's wrong? that he's lying? >> look, i know you've been asking and others have asked hypothetical questions. let's talk in reality. why don't we look at the three witnesses who actually did testify this week. all three of them were asked by whether it was john ratcliffe or whether it was chris stewart, all three of them were asked did you see any impeachable offenses. did you see any bribery, any of that, not one of those things were mentioned. not one of these persons saw a crime committed. >> with all due respect that very badly mischaracterizes what they said. they were asked william taylor, for instance, the acting ambassador in ukraine was asked whether or not these were impeachable offenses. he said i'm ther

apparently furious over interview with house minority leader steve scalise.for that quite like let's say he doesn't like chris for challengin scalise on that. say what you will about the witnesses, they were at carrara, career service officers who worked in the trump administration, or where scalise said he was only interested in n ukraine, a call that scalis a dozen people listening in and the number of them immediately upset. we can debate whether the crime was committed here or any crime was committed here, but chris challenged {flush that was his view of what they said, that is not what they sa said. passions run deep these days, but facts should run deeper. even if those very facts can elicit wildly different reaction, some insisting they exonerate the resident and others adamant say they all but indict the president. it's a pity the president didn't stick to chris just as aggressively as going after democratic congressmen and intelligence community member jim hines and the lack of any first-hand evidence indicating the president in anything. while it's

congressman steve scalise's poster was there to underline his central message. >> this is unprecedentedit's not only unprecedented, this is soviet-style rules. >> stephen: ah, yes, the classic soviet-style rules for impeaching their leader. remember, stalin was in power only 30 years when he was impeached by dying. >> jon: that's right. >> stephen: the vote today also did not sit well with republican congressman and man who learned to smile from a series of still pictures, devon nunes. nunes thinks he knows what's fueling adam schiff and the democrats. >> what we're seeing among democrats on the intelligence committee down in the scif right now is like a cult. these are a group of people loyally following their leader as he bounces from one outlandish conspiracy theory to another. >> stephen: really? wow. that is the pot saying the kettle was born in kenya. ( laughter ) ( piano riff ) the resolution lays out the rules for the inquiry moving forward, the big one being that it now allows "for the participation of the president and his counsel." please be rudy, please be rudy. please be ru

president trump tweeted about scalise's appearance on fox.e wrote steve scalise blew the nasty and obnoxious chris wallace away on chris's lowest rating morning show. this kind of dumb and unfair interview would never have happened in the fox news past. great job, steve. is this the explanation they're going to stick with, the other side is mean and unfair? >> we keep seeing republicans switch up their defenses on a consistent basis especially as more and more testimonies and private depositions become public. i think that this has always been a sure fire strategy for the president to attack the media and attack democrats and to play along those partisan lines. but you're also going to see republicans this week attempt to front a few other defenses, which is attacking the key witness at the center of the impeachment inquiry here, which is gordon sondland, who's going to be testifying on i believe wednesday. sondland has really become the linchpin, the direct connection to trump. you heard people like tim morrison, a former national security c

if he would accept gordon sondland's testimony if he had a quid pro quo scalise deflected the questionhe president told him condition aid to ukraine on investigating bidens are you going to say that he is wrong, that he is lying? >> look, i know you've been asking, and others have asked hypothetical questions, let's talk in reality, why don't we look at the three witnesses who fuel actually did testify this week, all three were asked whether it was john rat cliff or chris stewart, did you see any impeachable offenses, did you see bribery, any of that, not one of those things were mentioned, not one person said they saw -- >> sir, with all due respect, with all due respect, that very badly mischaracterizes what they said. they were asked, william taylor, for instance, the acting ambassador of ukraine, was asked whether or not those were im peachable offenses and he said i'm a fact witness and not there to pass judgment. >> a tweet following the interview, trump slammed fox news, steve scalise blew the nasty and op noxious chris wallace, away on chris' lowest rated morning show. >> and t

here's chris against scalise. >> a dozen people listened in on the phone call and a number of them werely upset because what the president said about burisma -- >> well, those were schiff's witnesses. >> no, sir, they're career foreign service officers. these are people who worked in the trump administration. >> they were schiff's witnesses. the inspector general said that the whistle-blower had political motivations. >> we're not talking about the whistle-blower. >> why don't we look at the three witnesses who actually did testify this week. all three of them were asked did you see any impeachable offenses? did you see any bribery? any of that? not one of those things were mentioned. not one person said they saw a crime committed. >> sir, with all due respect -- with all due respect that very badly mischaracterizes what they said. >> in response president trump tweeted that steve scalise blew the nasty and obnoxious chris wallace, will never be his father, mike, away on chris's lowest rated, unless i'm on, morning show. this kind of dumb and unfair interview would never have happened i

representative steve scalise calling out alexandria ocasio cortez on twitter for a statement she made interview. listen to this. >> this ukrainian allegation brings the carcass together, we have to run with however we unify the house. this is not just about something that has occurred but preventing a disastrous outcome from occurring next year. shannon: carly shimkus with serious xm 115 here with how it all went down online. carley: is this about preventing abuses of power or the 2000 for the election? steve scalise wade in the saying congresswoman ocasio cortez admits democrats are using impeachment, take her at her word, quote, this is about preventing a potentially disastrous outcome from occurring next year. make no mistake this is about power for democrats, nothing else. ocasio cortez responded saying the only way you can prove this is if you thought foreign interference was trump's mean strategy to win in 2020, letting our elections be subverted by hostile actors is disastrous. why is the gop blocking election protection measures from the senate? she says her comments were all

majority whip steve scalise previewing what he believes the american people will learn when they get the chance to hear witness testimony by themselves. >> i think you are going to hear some career bureaucrats who don't support president trump's agenda, who didn't vote for the president, all these accounts of the whistle-blower was that the whistle-blower may have actually worked for joe biden. so you see people with political bias. >> melissa: this is "outnumbered" and i am melissa francis. here today, harris faulkner, dagen mcdowell, jessica tarlov and fox news analyst" fox nation" host, lawrence jones. as we are await those transcripts, jelly turner is live on capitol hill with the l. >> we are standing by outside the intelligence committee, waiting for adam schiff to release those transcripts. they are for president trump's former special envoy to ukraine, he gave does a deposition just about three weeks ago as well as former ambassador to the european union. his testimony was according to sources the first to dig into the extent rudy giuliani was involved in policy towards the u

i will concede to the leader in the senate over you congressman, you're getting close -- steve scalise, there's not one thing that these people needed to testify except their opinion about what they thought of the transcript, they never talked about aid that the president of ukraine said he never felt pressure, they never did anything and they still got the aid. why are we here? >> it begs the question because ultimately they are trying to remove a president for having a better foreign policy than barack obama and joe biden. you even had vindman acknowledge that it was president trump, not president obama who sold the javelin missiles to ukraine so they could defend themselves against russia and take other action. what is is all about? i think we know what this is all about, the democrats have no candidate for president and they know the only way to stop donald trump from getting reelected is to impeach him. the only impeachable offense they've shown so far as he got elected in 2016. every witness that has been asked, name one piece of bribery -- they can't name a thing. that is the la

steve scalise. come up, steve. [applause and cheers] great guy. and cheers] i went to the hospital the night he was hit, and he wasn't looking too good. the doctors said not looking good, sir. he wasn't. i told them one thing i learned, your wife loves you because she was crying. i have known many wives that were not crying in those cases. i said your wife is in love with you. you got better fast, and we love you. he is a brave guy. another brave man, and a highly respected man, a man who gave eddie a hell of a fight, that was close -- they have developed a real relationship and respect for each other on the campaign trail. it was a nasty campaign but not really nasty enough because ralph suspects eddie a lot and eddie respects ralph a lot. ralph abraham, please, congressman. [applause and cheers] and i want garret graves. come on up here, garret. clay higgins. your great congressman mike johnson, all incredible people. mike johnson. great man, great people. [cheers and applause] your former congressman john fleming. your state's attorney general

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scalise has not looked at the history of this, because in the spring of this year, the department of defense which is charged with making that determination, they concluded in the written finding that ukraine had made substantial steps to rout out corruption, and according to the department of defense they authorized the granting of this military aid to ukraine. so dod, the experts on this had concluded sufficient steps of corruption to release the money, and the president's counter manderring of that is unmoored in the founding that the dod had found. >> all right. how about this, and tom cole, another republican congressman saying that because of the efforts to investigate biden did not succeed, there was no quid pro quo, and this is what he says. >> we know that the president says there is no quid pro quo and we know that the president zelensky did not feel pressure, and we know that the military aid got there, and those are the things that got there, and so, no, there is not a quid pro quo. and if there was one, it was not an effective one. >> okay. does a failed quid pro quo mak

over the weekend, steve scalise was on with chris wallace on fox news sunday. and wallace asked him a number of questions and scalise at one point talked about how these were all schiff's witnesses. even though they are members. trump administration, some hand picked by either donald trump or mike pompeo. and he said that ambassador sondland may be potentially saying the president was on that phone call asking him about investigations, which we've heard from other witnesses was only a hypothetical. listen just part of that interview. >> if gordon sondland says the president told him condition aid to ukraine on investigating the bidens, are you going to say that he is wrong, that he is lying? >> look, i know you've been asking and others have asked hypothetical questions. let's talk in reality. why don't we look at the three witnesses who actually did testify this week. all three of them were asked bay whether it was john ratcliff or chris stewart did you see any impeachable offenses, did you see any bribery. not one of those things were mentioned, not one perso

it's not much bet fter if you lk at steve scalise and others. scalise pretty much all on fox news, showing up almost nowhere else in the past three months. this is something that's true for almost all the leaders of the republican party. i know you're not surprised by this, oliver, but i think we should recognize they've mostly stayed in a bubble. >> well, they have trouble defending the indefensible. they're going to an outlet that's not going to press them on things that are uncomfortable, that are unfavorable to their narrative they put out. and the republican party and the right wing press, they've totally created and constructed this alternate universe. and people are telling the truth and everyone else is telling lies. it's easy for them to peddle the misinformation. they're not pressed on these things. if they were to come out in the real world, you see their arguments fall apart. you saw it when jim jordan went on state of the union with jake tapper. his argument just fell apart. collapsed under the weight of reality in the other univers

congressman scalise is correct to say the republicans did not have a chance to ask questions. this was not an open hearing. you may not have been a fair hearing. we will get a glimpse of that when we can see the transcripts, here. but we will get a better idea of how he characterized and what the democrats will use as they move forward in the impeachment process. >> harris: all right, chris bedford, we right now have some breaking news with the nine americans, little ones and their mothers killed south of the border. and senator mitt romney. he is speaking, let's watch. >> it is a very dangerous area, because there are drug cartels that are working along the border, and their number of american families that live in that area, and that is a great risk too many, many people. women and children are going to be brutally murdered for the unthinkable. >> reporter: at this point do you still want to hear from him or her? but do you think that there is enough otherwise that comes up? >> i will not be giving advice to the house or to the individuals of the house that will be presentin

first, joining us with reaction, matt gaetz, minority whip steve scalise. i will go and i will concede to the leader in the senate over you, congressman matt gaetz, you are getting close, you are, getting good. he steve scalise, there is not one thing that these people needed to testify except theirev opinion about what they thought of the transcript that never talked about aid, that the president of ukraine said never felt pressure, that they never did anything and they still got the aid. why are we here? >> it really begs the question because ultimately, they are trying to remove a president or daving a better foreign policy than barack obama and joe biden. in fact, you even had vindman today saying that it was president trump, not president obama, who sold the javelin missiles ukraine so they could defend themselves against russia. and take otherr action. so what is this really all about? i think we know what this is all about. the democrats have no candidate for president, and they know the only way to stop donald trump from getting reelected is to impe

steve scalise, thanks so much. >> great to be with you. thanks.ne student says the school has a lot of work to do to make everyone's voice heard. steve: the university of michigan saying goodbye to its bias response team in a victory for free speech on college campus. ainsley: that's right. it went all the way to the courts. the sixth circuit of appeals judge saying the very name bias response team suggest that the accused student's actions have been prejudged to be biased. steve: here to discuss we have campus reform correspondent and student at the university of michigan, austin mcintosh. austin, good morning to you. >> hi, austin. steve: how are you doing. >> great. explain what was going on apparently they had a speech police department if somebody said hey, that person hurt my feelings, they would go and investigate them, right? >> that's basically it. it was pretty much campus police -- not campus police but language police that would, if somebody found something hateful or if they understood it as hate speech or offensive, then they could r

. >> sean: minority whip steve scalise. congresswoman, i bought a few of these hearings come i do not know a lot about you. i got to say, phenomenal job, and thank you for all that you've done. >> thank you. >> i have focused on these facts. it is clear with every day that goes by that democrats' case for impeachment is grumbling. adam schiff has been an abjectch failure, and again, the facts remain the same. ukraine got the eight, there was no quid pro quo, and there was no investigation into the bidens. in fact, the only investigations into burisma was under the obama administration but yet adam schiff continues his regime of secrecy. because i have been such an outspoken advocate for the fact, i have been attacked by the hollywood left who have dumped millions into supporting my far left democratic opponent, which is why i need the american people to step up, donate at fightschiff.com closedweb to help me fight for the american people in my district. >> sean: good for you for standing out for dinner time you step out, yo

house majority leader steny hoyer and minority leader steve scalise discuss the budget process late lastouse floor. >> madame speaker i am deeply disappointed. tothe senate's failure complete their work on appropriations forcing us to consider another continuing resolution. this is an evidence of failure not success. it is absently essential that we pass the cr to keep our government operating, but it is an indication that we have not gotten our business done as we should. i would remind house members that we passed 96% of the by june 20government 6, 2019, or approximately three month before the end of the fiscal year, little over three months. by the end of the fiscal year, the united states senate had passed not a single appropriation bill. by that butnted recognize that passing a is essential. kick the can further down the road, we must use that time between now and december 20 for an agreement on three or to be allocations which will allow us to move appropriation bills in line with a bipartisan budget cap agreement. as we have been hearing about the cr, i expressible or disappoint a

[applause] >> at the close of this week's house session steny hoyer and republican whip steve scalise talked about the upcoming legislative schedule. this is 20 minutes. >> thank you, madam speaker. i ask unanimous consent to speak out of order for the purpose of inquiring to the majority leader the house for schedule next week. >> without objection the gentleman is recognized. >> i also ask unanimous consent to revise my remarks. >> without objection. >> i would like to yield to my friend the gentleman from maryland, the majority leader of the house. >> i think the gentleman for yielding. on monday the house will meet at 12:00 from monday morning debate, 2:00 pm for legislative business with votes postponed until 6:30 p.m.. tuesday and wednesday the house will meet at 10:00 am for morning debate and 12:00 pm for legislative business. thursday, the house will meet at 9 am for legislative business, last votes of the week are expected later this week. we will consider several bills under suspension of rules including hr 4634, and terrorism risk insurance program reauthorization act, sig

we have steve scalise placed into a leadership. it is all fine, right? that'll never ever be convinced that donald trump is capable of doing anything wrong even if he shot someone on fifth avenue. is there a point of the big hearing being televised for the rest of us? >> this is key, joy. there is a big point. those same critics, some of the critics on the network, the president calling him shifty schiff and they're naturotics, what does it mean to the republican party that you are losing a bunch of nerds. the american people are watching these hearings, yeah, we are convinced the president should still be impeached. the echo chamber is getting smaller and smaller and no matter dirt they throw at yovanovitch and different people coming forward, they're not getting through and expanding the number of people for questioning legitimacy of the impeachment. >> you had jill wine-banks saying where is the pazass, i think it is obvious and eric swawell made a good point, your job is not to entertain you. >> i agree with everything. i think what we are learning t

to define the choice as we go into 2020 but it that point, our leadership, kevin mccarthy, steve scalise, we will be putting out our value proposition. why they should show up and vote for republicans. >> so you are talking about messaging but we can't ignore the role of the president here. and of that had to be his approval rating, how voters felt about him. are you worried is going to be a major pressure on the campaign trail in places like kansas and illinois that with republicans drifting away in the year of trump? guest: there are 8 million trump voters that did not show up will be showing up. anomaly that people in washington, d.c. just don't understand. people across this country that aren't on the northeast coast or on the west coast, they are very frustrated with what happens here and they've got somebody who they believe is fighting for them. regardless of style, regardless of anything else. new socialist democrat majority in the house, they have let this thing become all about impeachment. collusion, you spent two years and $32 million, no collusion, no obstruction, now you go

guest: steve scalise, the gop majority with was asked about democrats tactics. we will show a short clip and come back. [video clip] >> when we talk about the vote it's important to note, when you see that not only that every single republican reject the soviet style impeachment process, but we were joined by democrats who could not stand it anymore. if you look at where we are right now, we are at an important point in history. clearly there are people that we serve with that do not like the result of the 2016 election. that's their prerogative. but the country next year will be deciding who our president is going to be. it should not be nancy pelosi in a small group of people that she selects daegis to determine who will be our president. if you look at the resolution they talk about fairness. if they really think that they can tell people it's fair that only the chairman gets to decide who the witnesses are, and they give us an opportunity to call witnesses, but if the chair says they don't like the witnesses the witnesses don't come forward. they allow the p

and i am praying for steve scalise and kevin mccarthy that they're going to start to put the country i wouldn't have gotten into this business, i wouldn't have run in the district that i ran in if i was not hopeful that people can do the right thing. >> i do believe those characters that we saw on there, they will not -- their hearts are not in the right place and they will not get there. having said that, i do think to pick up on the last segment, i do think there's a handful we're still looking at today what it looks like. let's fastforward and we've watched vindman in his uniform talk about and use the words, he put our national security at risk. to me, let's also think about john bolton saying we haven't seen that theater yet. and i think that particularly if the democrats and nancy pelosi could strategically cannot make this complicated, i don't want to make it about ukraine and it comes down to they have played with your national security. bring it back to the kitchen table. it's not abstract, it's not military aid, it's not ukraine, it's not about the bidens, it is about that

congressman steve scalise said there is no doubt about it. >> a bad day for adam schiff and this wholechhunt they have been promoting. when john radcliffe asked two star witnesses these were the first witnesses the democrats brought out to make their case, can any of you name and impeachable offense? jim jordan showed second or third and/or fourth hand career bureaucrats who studied ukraine policy for decades but the bottom line is only one person can do that and that is our commander-in-chief, donald trump. heather: will stressed congressional staffers relax with therapy dogs on capitol hill? the organization behind the event that was scheduled months ago. it was all a coincidence they were there on the first day of the impeachment hearings. to another fox news alert the cease-fire between militants in israel is broken. multiple rockets firing overnight from gaza city and it escalating violence for two days, a gaza militant top commander, israel conducting airstrikes in return killing 34 people. donald trump and turkish president erdogan vowing to work together. during a white house m

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