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i don't know if newsom is recruiting schiff or if schiff is promoting himself. the larger problem we have in california that a lot of people don't realize is there's been a system attic approach by extreme left wing groups to remove actually liberal democrats -- this actually happened, as county district attorneys. this has been going on all the country. in los angeles county there was a very liberal african-american woman that was the district attorney there. they imported a white guy from san francisco who is now the district attorney in los angeles county. so i'm not sure if there's more afoot here. if this is some of the same billionaires that are looking to put -- schiff would fill that bill. he would be progressive. he would probably work closely with the extremists that are being put in across the country as district attorneys. >> trey: you referenced the district attorney particularly in los angeles. i think he was an import from another part of the state. he doesn't want to meet with crime victims. he's not interested in enhancing sentences. that's what

adam schiff's impeachment looks great compared to this crazy thing. the most important thing, the facts. how do you incite a riot that was already planned. how do you incite a riot when the president said peacefully make your voices heard. on january 20, 2017, 19 minutes after the president took his oath of office. the washington headlines were campaign to impeach the president has begun. we'll hopefully move forward and stop some of the radical policies you just mentioned. thank you so much. and up next, how do biden's immigration orders not only threaten our border security but our recovery from the pandemic. mark logan and - [female narrator] around the world, 5 billion people lack access to safe surgery. children are suffering from treatable causes.. ..living with conditions many have never seen. for more than 40 years, mercy ships has deployed floating hospitals with volunteer doctors who give their time to provide the free surgeries these children desperately need. - i feel like my reason for being here is driven bylove . i think it is the love

gold bug and crypto skeptic peter schiff taunting elon musk.coin is almost as b.s. as fiat, or government-issued currency. schiff tweeted gold is better than bitcoin and fiat currency. musk responded, quote: often -- an e-mail saying you have gold is not the same as saying you have gold. an hour later musk had this follow-up post. quote: that said, btc, bitcoin and here to yum do seem high, lol. in a fox business exclusive, euro pacific capital's peter schiff joins us. but you don't get a full ride, we're bringing in block chain manager peter venuto. you started disagreeing with musk's position on friday, and how surprised were you when he replied? >> well, i think this is the first time he's replied. i've mentioned him in several tweets, you know, over the months. but, yeah, you know, or he replied in the middle of the night, so i didn't know it until i woke up saturday morning because i got several e-mails and texts that said musk replied to your tweet. you know, people should read my replies because they're very end lightening to his replies

adam schiff's impeachment looks great compared to this crazy thing. but the most important thing, the facts. how do you incite a riot that was already planned. how do you incite a riot when the president said peacefully make your voices heard. on january 20, 2017, 19 minutes after the president took his oath of office. the washington headlines were campaign to impeach the president has begun. we'll hopefully move forward and stop some of the radical policies you just mentioned. thank you so much. and up next, how do biden's immigration orders not only threaten our border security but our recovery from the pandemic. mark logan and 1 out of 5 young people struggle with disorders like depression, dyslexia, adhd, ocd, eating disorders, and anxiety. every year, over a million young people visit the er because of suicidal ideation and suicide attempts. 5,000 die by suicide. when we ignore mental health, we lose our children. the child mind institute is a reliable, relentless, and revolutionary voice for children. give today at childmind.org. now back to "ju

adam schiff's impeachment looks great compared to this crazy thing. but the most important thing, the facts. how do you incite a riot that was already planned. how do you incite a riot when the president said peacefully make your voices heard. on january 20, 2017, 19 minutes after the president took his oath of office. the washington headlines were campaign to impeach the president has begun. we'll hopefully move forward and stop some of the radical policies you just mentioned. thank you so much. and up next, how do biden's immigration orders not only threaten our border security but our recovery from the pandemic. mark logan and lara logan join me next. (announcer) this is chet. he loves work but lives for the weekend. and now, he needs a new truck. so he came to truecar and he saw what others paid for the truck he wants. now he can recognize a great price. truecar. buy smarter. buy from home. carl shopped for the lowest mortgage rate and chose amerisave, a choice he'll never regret... ...unlike the choice to hitch hike. ahhh! which ruined his hand m

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adam schiff, yeah, he said he had clear evidence that trump stole the 2016 election. that donald trump colluded with russia, russia, russia. he chairs the intel committee. we know that he had information to the contrary, and he lied, and perpetuated a hoax, conspiracy theory, that literally dragged to this country down a hell hole for three years. when is he going to be taken out of that assignment, stripped of his committee assignments? look. let me break this down simply. where i am, what i believe, i am a rag and, i am in america first, contract with america, conservative. i am a registered conservative. what i believe is fairly simple to understand. i believe in liberty and freedom, limited government, low taxes, cutting out burdens from regulation and red tape. i believe in safety and security, law and order in every town, in every city in this country. a good education should be available in every school district and school choice for our kids. secure borders, energy independence, free and fair trade, this peace through strength, yes i believe in the second amen

congressman schiff, welcome back to "meet the press." i don't think any of us thought that your experience a year ago would be so relevant. here we are a year later and entering a second impeachment. let me ask about the preparation for this one. your -- the impeachment you led was a very document-driven, in some ways witness-driven. you were putting together a narrative that not everybody could see in realtime. this is one where the narrative everybody sees in realtime. on one hand, i assume that's an asset to these impeachment managers. what do you think is their biggest challenge? >> well, i think the managers recognize what we did a year ago, which is we may think that all the senators and the american people know all the facts, but, in fact, when you look at the whole chronology of what the president did in the weeks and months leading up to january 6th, his efforts to reject the outcome if he lost, his lies about the election, during the election, after the election, his efforts to intervene with local elected officials, the secret

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adam schiff was been talked about a potential future speaker.at she has signed off on this. and you're right about those dominos. of course, it would take xavier becerra getting confirmed which is oddly in doubt right now. let's talk about something else you have coming out in the newsletter this morning and that is how the pandemic is affecting unions. what are you reporting on this question? >> kasie, you report so much on power ebbing and flowing. and at the time that i came up covering politics unions were a much bigger factor, especially in democratic politics. they of course have been on the wane for years now. but kasie, look at these new figures that axios is reporting. the percentage of workers who say that they're in a union is up to 11% now. why is that? union workers were more likely to be able to keep their jobs during the pandemic. unions did a good job of enacting and enforcing protections for workers. a little twist to this after all those union losses and you and i have both covered so many labor day events over the years where

joining our discussion now is congressman adam schiff of california.telligence committee, and he served as the lead impeachment manager in the first senate trial of donald trump. and congressman schiff, i want to go straight to this statement by congresswoman herrera-beutler. and she's challenging people who heard donald trump's side of that phone call at the white house -- and surely there were several who heard it. she is in fact challenging kevin mccarthy who was on that phone call and come out and either say what she's saying isn't true or confirm it. she is really clearly here now standing on the spot of saying, this is what donald trump said to kevin mccarthy, and anyone who wants to challenge that better speak up right now. >> i give her a lot of credit for having the courage to speak up about that and also for her vote on the impeachment in the house of representatives. but if she's waiting for kevin mccarthy to show any kind of courage, this is of course the same kevin mccarthy who made that pilgrimage to mar-a-lago hat in hand to donald trump

meanwhile the always shifty adam schiff come up eyeing a promotion that should scare the uthell out of you, america's number one conspiracy theorist. and the great one mark live in, he'll be here. you'll have reaction. i want to first turn to a developing story on capitol hill. tomorrow, house democrats, they will force a vote to strip all committee assignments from a giorgio her name is marjorie taylor greene.wm i'm sure maybe until just last week, many of you have neverd heard her name as she has been on the job a whopping one month. she is elected from a district in north georgia with an impressive 74% of the vote. this despiteep the widespread reportr conspiracy theories, the voters haveap voted. it appears they knew about some of her beliefs and they still decided to put her in office. a very high percentage. democrats, they are trying to block representation in committees and the will of the voters because of these beliefs. we've done our own research. we've learned that taylor green previously said that a plane did not hit the pentagon on 9/11. we all know as a fact that a plane

he wanted nothing to do with this schiff show charade and show trial. instead the presiding judge is democratic senator pat lahey. that guy right there, who also is a member of the jewelry and to makee matters worse, he already voiced that she is presiding over the whole thing. he is a ready voiced his support for donald trump's conviction writing, "for the good of the country he must lead to his party in voting to convict president trump and prevent him from holding future office. if you ever go to court, do you want to get a judge who's already decided you are guilty before the whole thing started? meanwhile the democratic impeachment managers are also deeply flawed. you got eric swalwell, his long-time bff, the person, the chinese spy, jamie raskin? that guy actually challenged the 2016 election results which he seems to now think is an impeachable offense. and ultimately this show chuck trial will drag on, they call witnesses in the weeks, in a way i hope they call witnesses. i've got a great lists for republican senators. well, we are going to see

schiff lobbying gavin newsom of california to be california's next attorney general.the next attorney general of california? >> jonathan, i'm not really commenting on the press speculation. i want to serve the people of my community, my state, my country and help them get through this pandemic and the economic difficulties everyone is facing. that's what i'm focused on. the governor has a lot of good people to choose for that post and i leave that to his judgment. >> i mean, you could do all those things as the attorney general of california, right? >> jonathan, i'm going to politely decline to comment, but i appreciate you asking. >> you are a clever one. thank you very much. congressman adam schiff, thank you so much for coming back to "the sunday show." >> thank you. >>> a renowned coronavirus expert will give us his reasons for, dare we say it, optimism. you have to see this. you're watching "the sunday show." and day... ...and delegating to an experienced live bookkeeper for peace of mind. your books are all set. so you can finally give john some attention. trust

so i think adam schiff is right.an they got, and i hope that president biden will do this in the future. >> but -- >> go ahead. >> you understand the poll policy and law better than i. it's not a notice provision. that is a work around. him going the gang of eight is not in the war powers act. it's not in the aumf. it's just an accommodation. i am going to give you a heads up, this is what i am going to do and why i am going to do it. if it's not imminent to our interests or our people, you have to come to us and let us debate it and say bloo we are supposed to do it. that's the way it's supposed to work. and we've had an extra, you know, an extra legislative change here where you have just given them the power to do it. my fear is it's never for free, secretary. so there is going to be escalation. things are going to happen. eventually there will be men and women in the way of lead flying around. and don't you think they should have to be counted in addcongre if people's lives are on the line? >> yes. but what is im

chairman schiff, thank you very much for joining us tonight. we appreciate you making the time. >> good to be with you. >> i want to go to a point that is made by the house managers in their pleadings. they said that what donald trump is charged with here, which is an echo of what liz cheney said is the most grievous constitutional crime ever trump yourself in an impeachment trial, do you agree that this charge is the most grievous constitutional crime ever committed by a president? >> i do. and i don't think it's even close. and i say that as someone who abuse was among the most serious in history. i say that because the paramount concern of the founders the president would seek to instill themselves in office permanently. that they would become president for life or king. where the president incites violation against the capitol against the constitution, we talk about upholding and defending the constitution. we're not talking about the parchment, of course, but what is embodied in that constitution, and that joint session of congress was all

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adam schiff, the chairman of the house intelligence committee. we appreciate your time tonight. >>> well, seven years ago on the dot 150,000 little green men much marched across the russian border. they were not wearing russian insignia. their uniforms unmarked, their weapons russian made. vladimir putin sent thousands of armed trueing into ukraine, into crimea, taking over the airport, the parliament building, by march they took everything. vladimir putin illegally an nexted crimea. seven years later, russia is still in ukraine. they have not given crimea back. president biden issued this statement today. the united states does not and will never recognize russia's purported annexation of the peninsula and we will stand with ukraine against russia's aggressive acts. the united states continues to stand with ukraine and it's allies and partners today as it has from the beginning of this conflict. we reaffirm a simple truth, crimea is ukraine. president biden ran on the promise of realigned america's moral compass on the international stage. and h

all right, tonight we are just days away from the wild schiff show 2.0. the charade is now set to begin. nancy pelosi has some words of encouragement for her colleagues in the senate. go nancy, cheer everybody up. march down the field to stupidity. go ahead. >> the health managers are walking in. to a trial where all signs point to acquittal. >> they don't know that. they don't know that. they haven't heard the case. they haven't heard the case. the court of the senate, they will make the case in the court of public opinion they will make their case. and for history and posterity, as our founders said to ourselves andd our posterity thy will make the case. but i have great confidence in them and we'll see. we'll see if it's going to be a scented of courage or cowardice. >> sean: they didn't make their case. what case? nancy pelosi thinks it's's courageous to spend america's money with a predetermined outcome and in abusively biased judge that already made up his mind before conviction? nancy pelosi thinks it's okay to figure out why there was such a massi

so now the entire impeachment schiff show charade and charges that in the water. democrats now are left arguing that president trump told his supporters he's going to fight like. if it don't forget, president trump also told his supporters that many of you will now peacefully and patriotically march to the capital so your voices can be heard. i guess that doesn't matter to democrats because they conveniently left all of that out in their presentation today by again selectively cutting, slicing, dicing, cherry picking only the parts of his speech that they want the public to hear. take a look. >> i know everyone here will soon be marching over to the capitol building to peacefully and patriotically make your voices heard. >> sean: one of the democrats going to show that part of the speech or valley? democrats don't want you to hear that part because according to them, context doesn't matter. the president absolutely said fight like and we are to believe that that phrase, those words, fight and some have a call for insurrection? if so, democrats, the media mob use t

i do know that i speaker pelosi is pushing hard for adam schiff. another white guy. from los angeles. he holds a lot of sway. >> i can see you have something to share. >> i don't think what i hear from adam schiff's people he is not interested in that job. he does not want to come back to that job. he feels like he has a better position in washington. i would think that, i put my money on >> for a couple of reasons. one of them being he is a favorite organized labor. and newsom, is going to need the help of organized labor helping him in this recall. if indeed it is there, he may want to tap trenton for that reason. and he would be the first latino attorney general. >> you mention your podcast, political breakdown. joe you had a special guest on your podcast this week. tell us about senator alex padilla. what surprised you? >> not known as a dynamic personality, he is a very measured type of individual. he is a trained scientist. he went to mit, he was an aerospace engineer. he worked as a software programmer for a well. but he got very emotional on the podcast. the

it was a much more convoluted argument that the investigators were making, adam schiff at that time. so jamie raskin and his other impeachment managers believe they have a much easier time in proving this case. as we know and have discussed before, pedro, you know, only five republican senators have said that this trial is constitutional. democrats will need 17 at least republicans to join if they want to convict at this point. that seems extremely unlikely. this looks like we know the outcome of this case. i think what raskin and what some of these other impeachment managers are trying to do is to appeal to the american public, to try to get the american public on their side. already, we have seen that 56%, i think, according to the latest abc poll, of americans already believe that the president should be convicted and should be barred from future office. so raskin is looking at that public opinion number more than the 17 republicans that he will need to get a conviction. host: then, with that tightened timeframe that you spoke about, witnesses probably not part of this process. gu

tonight, the unconstitutional schiff show, if you haven't been watching the proceedings, didn't miss much. so far house impeachment managers played a heavily edited clip of president trump from january 6th and of course they conveniently left out the part where he told the crowd to peacefully, patriotically let your voice be heard. now the impeachment managers want you i to believe that it wasn't just the presidents january 6th speech that decided the "insurrection," their favorite word today. they were arguing that his prior comments about voter fraud, election integrity, and his belief that the election was stolen also caused the insurrection. all right. if that'ss their new argument, tonight we hold them to the same standard. which brings us tonight to exhibit. that is exposing today's hypocrisy. this in the case of former george or a gubernatorial candidate stacey abrams come with the longtime democrat pivotal in driving turned out in the 2020 presidential election, also the senate runoffs. george's dopey governor and attorney general, they can learn a lot from her ability to org

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there is a bill introduced by representative adam schiff that would present to important reforms. his bill would require the doj and president provide congressional materials related to the prosecution as well as the pardon and would strengthen the bribery statute by clarifying its application to the president and vice president that it is an official act to grant a pardon and that such a grant is a thing of value. the amendment would assure -- the bill would ensure any offer of a pardon or a pardon itself would be a criminal act if part of a corrupt exchange and declare presidential self pardons in valid. there's reason to believe this legislation would withstand constitutional challenges. it is widely accepted congress may impose penalties on a pardon intended to bribe a recipient. since the legislation does not attempt to circumscribe the grant of a pardon and does not tread near the article to powers and the doj has issued opinions consistent with this understanding, in october 1995, there was an opinion that stated if the application of the bribery statute raises no separatio

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thank you so much for all of that. >>> joining me now is california congressman adam schiff. from steve scalise this morning, pausing to firm that joe biden is the duly elected president. i was watching the wheels turn in his mind to figure out how to very delicately tap dance how to answer that question. what did you see and hear there? >> exactly the same thing. and that is, this is the number two republican in the house and he has difficulty saying that joe biden was elected in a free and fair election because he doesn't want to antagonize donald trump and his base, notwithstanding the fact that donald trump incited a violent attack on your capitol. these republican leaders are still in his thrall. steve scalise made the trip to mar-a-lago to kiss the ring. it's a terrible thing for the republican party, but it's also a tragedy for the country. we need two functional parties. right now we only have one functional party and a cult of personality around donald trump. >> let's get to new reporting that investigators are looking into whether trump allies roger stone and alex j

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last congress adam schiff introduced h.r. 7694, the abuse of the pardon prevention act. this committee reviewed that legislation last summer. professor, you authored an article concluding the bill would have criminalized politics. can you elaborate on that and explain what the problem is? >> sure. and i think the statute suffers from a similar problem that the amendment does, it uses this word corrupt. it allows federal prosecutor to decide when the present act in the public interest and when it's not. briefly corrupt will be the opposite of whatever the prosecutor thinks is in the public interest. the part of the political act is a public act. i agree with the chairman the secret pardons are problematic and go to go on that one. to the extent these pardons are public, the press can take the flak for it. as an abuse of power and preach mid-remedy, james madison said come i don't think that legislation prevent any name is the right way -- in advance, limit his authority. >> very good. this may be my last question. i was intrigued i what professor naftali just testified to

during the last impeachment, the media found in anti-trump white knight and congressman adam schiff, him and his band of impeachment managers would finally slay the great orange man and of course they failed. the media has anointed a new hero. >> impeachment manager jamie raskin delivered a powerful argument. >> he was the lead today and spoke so movingly and so compellingly. >> i think everyone was sobbing listening to that presentation. >> have you ever seen an opening argument quite like the way the democrats began today? >> it was powerful. >> laura: it's certainly true that raskin, a very well respected constitutional law professor knows how to put on the most a convincing case possible with the available evidence and he did so only six weeks after suffering a heart breaking personal tragedy but let's not lose sites after what is happening here, the democratic party and its media allies are using the dramatic events of january 6th in an effort to discredit everyone who supported president trump. this is politics but they want you to believe they are motivated solely by a noble d

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schiff never considered that speech. democrats didn't. democrats parrot the slurs of their enemies.on. she's smart. more likely, liz cheney knows what she needs to say in order to get what she wants. what liz cheney wants is an expanded military presence around the world. more wars in the middle east. she's sincere about this. she's a genuine old fashioned ideolog that means killing people in far away places. she's not kidding. in order to get the new wars, she stray far from the rest of the war lobby in washington. she's long close to billki crystal. she made sure to smirk at donald trump when he pulled troops out of afghanistan.he she denounced the murder of george floyd long before anyone could say whether it was a horrific murder or a fentanyl o.d. she read the script. she is still readingng the scri. here's lists cheney suggesting that any news organization that aired questioned about election fraud including this channel bears moral responsibility for the capitol riot of january 6. that is why liz cheney says we need "a 9-11 style commission to get to the bottom of it all." re

congressman schiff, i want to go straight to this statement by congresswoman hererra butler, and shehe white house, and surely there were several who heard it, she is in effect challenging kevin mccarthy who was on that phone call to either come out and say what she is saying isn't true or confirm it. she is really clearly here now, standing on the spot of saying, this is what donald trump said to kevin mccarthy, and anyone who wants to challenge that better speak up right now. >> well, i give her a lot of credit for having the courage to speak up about that and also for her vote on the impeachment in the house of representatives. but if she is waiting for kevin mccarthy to show any kind of courage, if this is of course the same kevin mccarthy who made the pilgrimage to mar-a-lago hat in hand to donald trump and yet again tying his party to the amoral president. so we won't be able to count on kevin mccarthy by any means to do the right thing, but there are other people who would have been witnesses to the conversation who can speak out. the thing that's unique about this kind of tri

congressman schiff, the facts are the facts. and everybody knows what they are.lieve they're impeachable or not. but the facts are that president trump peddled a lie and his lie was why the people went to the capitol that day. so what do you say to schoen, who's now going to be making his argument to the senate tomorrow? >> he'd better have a better argument than that. when the facts are against you as they are and they're so overwhelming. the house managers presented a really compelling case. then you don't want to talk about the facts and you attack the other side for the delivery of their presentation. but i don't think even the republican senators would suggest that they found that presentation somehow to be entertainment. i think that in itself is degrading the seriousness of what the senators saw. and they were shocked, and they should be shocked. i was there, and i was shocked to see a lot of that footage. so i think the senators take it very seriously. i know the managers do. and defense counsel would be wise to take it seriously himself. >> so let me ask

we'll have the schiff show tomorrow. laura: i have a mug. can you tell you what's on the mug? >> sean: tell me what's on it because i can't see it. i can't see you either. >> laura: i'm not arguing, i'm just explaining why i'm right. i don't know why, this always ends up next to me on the set. i have no idea. this is perfect but i don't know why. i just noticed tonight, why do i always have the same mug? maybe it's because i do the show the way i do it. >> sean: have you ever tried a yeti cup? it keeps

adam schiff and jerry nadler blewitt because adam schiff never testified. i don't believe donald trump incited a riot by saying they should peacefully march down to the capital. i believe that when they didn't allow the police to stop black lives matter, a lot of the people that owned those businesses were horrified financially, scared of seeing all these people, and the police were told to stand down. host: ok, thanks. sean: a lot to break down. thank you for watching the show. i appreciate it. i would love to get rush limbaugh on, he is dealing with some personal and health issues. i appreciate you watching. democrats made it clear on the day donald trump was inaugurated they were going to impeach him. they were searching for a reason to impeach him. if you look at the process of the second impeachment, there was a seven hour floor discussion in the house of representatives. there were no hearings or witnesses, which was unprecedented. they did it in seven hours. for those folks who watch washington journal and c-span regularly, you know washington does n

you heard my conversation with the congressman adam schiff. we understand the acknowledge that the crown prince was responsible for the death of jamal khashoggi and tonight faces nothing as a result. >> he faced symbolic actions. strong words. in syria we saw those against various targets. they reflect about three decades of american policy in the middle east. and policy that is based mostly on military strikes, sanctions and tough words. if you look at the last three decades the terrorist forces of isis and others are expanding around the world. the people that were sanctioned have not changed any of their policies. others have continued to operate. there is something wrong with american foreign policy that relies on strong words and military actions. with the extension of the iranian nuclear agreement. >> right. the iranian nuclear deal took ten years of effort and negotiation and two solid years of american involvement in the whole thing. they have moved forward there without the active engagement of the united states. >> we don't know what