jeff, as we come on the air, i want to start with chuck schumer. he's going to be on the senate floor introducing something to try to protect alex vindman. we're going to talk more about what vindman said in this testimony in a second but what's schumer supposed to say? >> he's prepared to announce that he's sending a letter, hallie, to the army secretary and the army chief of staff trying to get whistle-blower protections for lieutenant colonel alexander vindman. it's important to point out that vindman in his testimony makes clear that he is not the whistle-blower, but schumer says that he wants guarantees that vindman is protected from reprisals given his testimony, his bombshell testimony before congress. so we're watching for that. schumer is expected to take the senate floor some time in about 15 minutes or so. the other thing we're watching is what you mentioned, house investigators hearing today from two more state department officials, career officials. the first, katherine croft, is expected to tell house investigators about her participa

schumer: madam president? as if -- madam president, as if in legislative session, i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to the immediate consideration of calendar 246, h. j. res. 77, that the joint resolution be read a third time, the senate vote on passage with no intervening action or debate. the presiding officer: is there objection? mr. paul: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from kentucky. mr. paul: reserving the right to object. if democrats want to send our young men and women to fight in the syrian civil war, let's have that debate. by all means let's have the constitutional debate today on the senate floor right here right now. if democrats are so hungry for war, let's have that debate. our founding fathers gave us a constitutional method to go to war. if there be a national security interest in syria, let's hear it. the other side does not want that debate. they want a lob invective at the president but they are prepared to debate about whom we are to go to war against. do

schumer: thank you, everybody. announcer: house leader mccarthy also answered, before taking questions from reporters. mr. mccarthy: just been in a meeting. i see a pattern of behavior with speaker nancy pelosi. storms out of another meeting, trying to make it unproductive. the other democrat stayed and had a productive meeting, the general from the joint chiefs, the secretary of the defense, and the president in this meeting stated what his number one goal is, to make sure america is safe. we talked with the general, listen to the plan, very productive between the democrats who actually stayed in the meeting. unfortunately, the speaker tries to make everything political. her own statements were not productive, to storm out of the meeting, which i have watched before during other crises, is really not the ability of a speaker or the style of how a speaker should carry herself out. if she would be focusing on the issues that most americans are concerned about, her whole focus has to be on impeachment. we are sitting

schumer: some of the other members stayed behind, they wanted questions. i waited a moment, i wanted to ask him about intelligence reports on the turks and syrians guarding isis. ms. pelosi: we also expressed our concern that we had been asking for a an all-member, that means bipartisan, briefing to the house of representatives on what is happening in syria and it was scheduled for tomorrow , but they canceled it. so that was part of our question too. why are you not briefing all the members of congress? mr. schumer: thank you, everybody. mr. mccarthy: just been in a meeting. i see a pattern of behavior with speaker pelosi. she storms out of another meeting, trying to make it unproductive. the other democrats stayed and had a productive meeting. the general from the joint chiefs, the secretary of defense, and the president in this meeting stated what his number one goal is, to make sure america is safe. we talked with the general. listened to the plan. very productive between the democrats who actually stayed in the meeting. unfortunately, the speaker trie

schumer, democratic leader of the united states senate. senator schumer: in his first speech in congress, elijah famously quoted maryland congressman mitchell extolling the virtues and deficiencies of the one minute. the 60 second limit of speaking on the house floor. this morning i feel the deficiencies of having only one minute to honor our friend, elijah cummings, because he exuded such a rare quality. he was strong, very strong, when necessary. but also kind and caring and honorable. universally respected and admired in a divided time. his voice could shake mountains, stir the most cynical hearts, inspiring us all to be better. his authority came not from the office he held, nor from the timber of his voice, nor its sometimes thundering boom, it came from the moral force of his life. a sharecropper's son, born and raised in baltimore, elijah cummings never forgot where he came from and never lost sight of where he wanted his country to go. that's why no matter your politics if you knew elijah you went to him for guidance. i often did.

and you heard about chuck schumer going after rand paul.to rand paul. >> perhaps just may be less of our presence in syria will actually lead to diplomacy and ultimately peace. only time will tell. i object. >> objection is heard. >> madam president, i don't want to prolong this. i just want to make a two quick points. number one, my friend from kentucky thinks he knows what is better for the kurds than the kurds know. they hate going into the arms of syria. they hate it. if our friend from kentucky believes that any time we have a small number of special forces in different places and we have them all over, that we need a declaration of war, than his view is different then 99.9% of america, and from every other single person in this chamber. we do not need a declaration of war for a small number of special forces to be there to protect us against terrorism and my friend from kentucky knows that. i yield. >> senator from kentucky. >> if our goal is to create a kurdish homeland and defend it for them. hell, yes, we need a debate and a vote a

. >> senate minority leader chuck schumer spoke about the house republicans who entered a secure area in the capital where impeachment investigators were deposing witnesses. he called it putting country over party. sen. schumer: madam president, over the past few weeks, the house of representatives has continued to hear testimony as part of its impeachment inquiry which stems and allegations that president trump pressured a foreign leader to investigate a domestic political rival. these allegations were deemed credible and an urgent concern by the inspector general of the intelligence community, who is a trump appointee. that is how this started, not democrats starting the -- stirring the pot, but a well-respected man saying these allegations were credible and urgent. the public record shows the white house delayed more than $391 million in crucial security assistance to ukraine to help the country stave off russian aggression. in a memorandum of the president's phone call with the ukrainian president released by the white house, the president actions ukraine take that would benefit h

that was strongly presented by senator schumer. i think it would be interesting, you tell me, if we could have a recording of what goes on in those offices. they come out and say that happened and this happened. and you're like, we must have been at two different meetings because that didn't happen. nonetheless, then you get the kind of questions that have no fidelity to fact, but it's true that that's what they said. it's true that's what they said. at that moment i was probably saying all roads lead to putin. yes, ma'am. last question. >> i'm curious how will you determine and when, the rules for in process including whether the president would be allowed to have counsel or representation down the road during the impeachment? >> this is a matter for the committee, and the rules are -- we have rules of the house that govern all of this. but i think it's really important to reiterate the following. the process that the house is going through right now would be the equivalent of a special counsel in case -- whatever the name was at

jackson joined senator chuck schumer and congressman jerry nadler and governor cuomo and mayor de blasio in celebrating some of my life's work. and it was heartening to me as we have many nights that we don't have to celebrate. and in the middle of it, we had a surprise video from former president barack obama that someone in the crowd taped and put on social media. but he stayed on message about fighting for the right to vote and go forward. >> the truth is there's a reason everybody wants to bend his ear including me. he's been one of our country's most urgent voices for progress and justice.

first he agrees last week with chuck schumer's unanimous consent request to release the whistle-blower's complaint. now he decides today is a good day to promise the country an impeachment trial in the senate if donald trump is impeached just as impeachment is looking ever more likely. he didn't have to say that today. he could have been evasive. does he think maybe he's going to immediate a different nominee for president next year? performance comes in lots of flavors. there's the amped-up, over-tuned, feeding-frenzy-of sheet-metal-kind. and then there's performance that just leaves you feeling better as a result. that's the kind lincoln's about.

. >>> meantime, chuck schumer is calling on fda to take more action to regulate the baby food industrymer says the fda should examine a report that found dozens of baby food products a recent study found the presence of heavy metals including lead and arsenic in 95% of the 168 baby foods that were tested. schumer says federal regulators should release a public statement of their findings. >>> and a new villain dominated the box office over the weekend. >> there is no union! there will be no wedding! >> disney's "maleficent: mistress of evil" dethroned "joker" bringing in an estimated $36 million. the highly anticipated sequel starred angelina jolie and elle fanning. warner bros. "joker" came in second bringing in $29 million. sony pictures "zombieland" came in third drawing in $26 million. >> it is the season for evil doers. at least until halloween. >> yep. i know. i was like, it is -- the season of villains. that's exactly what i thought. >> diane king hall at the new york stock exchange, thanks a lot, diane. >> you got it. >>> still to come, a hero coach. school surveillance video c

majority leader schumer said he was nasty, his word. you yourself tweeted listening to the president made you feel deeply concerned for the country. can you talk about what happened in the meeting, what you saw? >> well, from the moment the president came in, i would describe him as belligerent. he smacked down a series of files on the table and said, well, you all asked for this meeting. i reluctantly gave it to you. and speaker pelosi said with all due respect, mr. president, we didn't ask for a meeting with you, we asked for a briefing from the secretaries of defense, state and intelligence to understand the consequences of the actions you took. and then he said, well, then let's end the meeting. she said, well, while i'm here

first he agrees last week with chuck schumer's unanimous consent request to release the whistle-blower's complaint. now he decides today is a good day to promise the country an impeachment trial in the senate if donald trump is impeached just as impeachment is looking ever more likely. he didn't have to say that today. he could have been invasieinvas. does he think maybe he's going to immediate a different nominee for president next year? ♪ ♪ this simple banana peel represents a bold idea: a way to create energy from household trash. it not only saves about 80% in carbon emissions... it helps reduce landfill waste. that's why bp is partnering with a california company: fulcrum bioenergy. to turn garbage into jet fuel. because we can't let any good ideas go to waste.

schumer: i ask unanimous consent the quorum be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schumer: now, madam president, over the past few weeks the house of representatives has continued to hear testimony as part of its impeachment inquiry which stems from allegations that president trump pressured a foreign leader to investigate a domestic political rival. these allegations were deemed credible and an urgent concern by the inspector general of the intelligence community who is a trump appointee. that's how this all started. not with some democrats stirring the pot, but with a trump appointee, a very well-respected man, saying that these allegations were credible and urgent. the public record -- the public record -- shows that the white house delayed more than $391 million in assistance to ukraine to help the country stave off russian aggression. in a memorandum of the president's phone call with ukrainian president zelensky released by the white house itself, the president requested that ukraine undertake investigations that

explanation of what was being executed, but we had no response to the speaker and the majority leader schumer's question, what is your plan for the year? at that point in time, meeting very, shortly thereafter, deteriorated into a very disrespectful assertion about the speaker of the house. who is, after all, third in line to be president of the united states and heads up the congress of the united states as the speaker. it was obvious that the meeting was going to get angrier and more defensive, and we felt that the meeting was no longer a meeting in which we felt we would get useful discussion and results. so we left. but it is sad for our country that at a time of crisis, the president who said first of all he didn't invite us, we didn't invite ourselves and we didn't ask for the meeting. i understand the speaker did ask for a briefing of all members, republicans and democrats, of what had happened and was happening. rather, we were invited down to the white house and although he did not walk out, as he did in a meeting we had on infrastructure in which as you recall we came out of the first

as senator schumer was saying, there is leader mcconnell going to bring this up in the senate or not. but i can't remember a time, if we're thinking back 18 years since 9/11 there could be this type of discussion or this type of meltdown, politics aside, about isis. it is trike -- it is striking that there are not cooler heads on any side prevailing. >> and we've heard strong language from the strongest supporters, senator lindsey graham saying that the president is going to have potentially blood on his hands if the prisoners -- the isis prisoners escape and kill people including americans. >> i know. it is incredible from a political perspective because we've seen lindsey graham align himself so closely with the president and now he's drawing daylight we're used to see him draw daylight on with past presidents when it comes to foreign policy but people are aghast by the images they've seen and they've seen what is playing out is exactly what they expected and fears would play out when the president has made the decisions that he has made here and that is why i think you're seeing th

we want to debate the other issues. >> trace: mitch mcconnell, now chuck schumer, blasting the whiteying they are stonewalling the impeachment process saying they are trying to bully the whistleblower and chuck schumer took a switch at mitch mcconnell. mitch mcconnell said he believes democrats need to get off the impeachment bandwagon and get to work and on the flip side, chuck schumer is saying mitch mcconnell needs to stop what he's doing and start working with senate to pass more legislation. "your world with neil cavuto" is next. great news for veterans with va loans. mortgage rates have dropped to near record lows. that could save you tens of thousands over the life of the loan, starting right away. with the newday's va streamline refi there's no income verification, no appraisal, and no points. you could lower your payment before you write your next month's check. make the most of your va mortgage benefits. refinance to a lower rate now at newday usa. refi now at newdayusa.com jill jill has entresto, and a na heart failure pill that helped keep people alive and out of the hosp

>> harris: because that's what chuck schumer does? no, but i think sometimes democrats at a do not pay the other party goes, "good idea." melissa calmly said for the break, "is this wild speculation cannot" so to speak. i'm not so sure. it seems that when you call this constantly witch hunt, though there's not going to be in either there, the democrats are after me, you are playing the victim, what do you do? you try to make it impossible for the proceedings to happen. if that is the case after november 22nd, the government shuts down, how do they compete? >> harris: that is such a fantasy for democrats, though. because then can say, "the president try to stop them," so on and so forth. >> leslie: maybe he's luring them. >> harris: now they can call witnesses and defend him... >> melissa: i don't think he wants this to stop. i think he likes impeachment train. judging by the ruler he gets from the crowd when he talks about it, i think he thinks this works for him. especially if it gets out in public. what has not been working, and it

i heard that in pelosi and schumer.n what exactly was communicated between what appears like two sides having different conversations, not even clear they were talking about the same thing? >> well, yeah. they said that impeachment did not come up. but you can obviously imagine the sub text of this conversation is supposed to be about one of the biggest issues confronting the united states. president trump sees the speaker who says she is leading an impeachment effort to potentially charge him with high crimes and misdemeanors. that context obviously flavors this kind of a meeting even if it wasn't explicit. when he goes after her and calls her a third-rate politician he is expressing frustration with a congress who is what he sees is more focused on taking him down. somebody who seems to be spiraling in his public pronouncements and his over the top language these days. so it was certainly not a productive meeting obviously and captures some of the tension and the pressure and the stakes involved right now here in wash

pretty much the same moment, chuck schumer of new york was an manhattan studio's.e went to the set and the anchor of the show he was on that night, rachel maddow hold up his tweet on a screen, live on tv and asked chuck schumer to comment on that. he ends in the week before and he couldn't have known it was coming, for one of the more calculating politicians in washington, it was a rare unscripted moment. so for the first time in a long time chuck schumer went with the unvarnished truth. watch what he said. >> you take on the intelligence community, then six ways from sunday of getting back at you. even for practical, supposedly hard-nosed businessman he is being really dumb to do this. >> tucker: chuck schumer went on to say he didn't know exactly what the spy agencies were due a donald trump as punishment for being dumb enough to criticize them in public, but he warned and this is verbatim quote, from what i am told they are very upset about how he has treated them and talked about them. very upset. got it? there is no mistaking what that was. that's a threat iss

. >>> trump se reuniÓ hoy con nancy pelosi y chuck schumer, y los lÍderes demÓcratas se marcharon a laque un voto bipartidista, la mayorÍa de la cÁmara representantes, aprobaron una resoluciÓn condenÁndolo a Él y pidiÉndole que reconsidere su decisiÓn de sacar a las tropas de estados unidos del norte de siria y abandonar a los curdos que han sido aliados histÓricos de los estados unidos en la lucha contra el terrorismo. afirman que al presidente le dio una pataleta, que fue especialmente grosero con la demÓcrata nancy pelosi, tenemos el testimonio del Único senador hispano. bob menÉndez dice que no entiende la gravedad de la decisiÓn que tomo. >>> el presidente es completamente ofensivo a todos nos dijo mÁs o menos que Éramos comunistas. en mis 27 aÑos en el congreso de los estados unidos por 4 presidentes, nunca he visto una reuniÓn como esta. >>> la casa blanca confirmÓ esta tarde que trump sÍ le dijo a nancy pelosi que es una polÍtica de tercera. el mandatario fue mesurado, preciso y decisivo y los demÓcratas decidieron salirse de ahÍ. es importante antar que el senador lincey grant

live on tv and asked chuck schumer to comment on that week.chumer hadn't seen that week before, he couldn't have known it wasor coming. for one of the most calculating politicians in washington, it was a rare unscripted moment. and so for the first time in a long time, chuck schumer just went with the unvarnished truth. watch what he said. >> let me tell you, you take on the intelligence community, they have six ways from sunday of getting back at you. so even for a practical, supposedly hard-nosed businessman, he's being really dumb to do this. >> tucker: so he went on to say he didn't know exactly what the spy agencies would do to donald trump as punishment for being dumb enough to criticize them in public, but, he warned, this is a verbatim quote, "from what i am told they are very upset about how he has treated them and talked about them." very upset. got it? there's no mistaking what that was. that's a threat. issued on liveve television with great seriousness by a politician who's been in washington long enough a to know that it's absolu

chuck schumer came over to me to convince me to have this vote. i blocked him, but i said this is just a partisan attack on the president. if this were president trump or any other president you would be fine with it. but there is such a strum derangement syndrome supreme lost it. but it's disappointing we lost republicans on this. it used to be republicans would see through this and see this as a democrat partisan move. in the end, i'm a supporter of the kurds. i think there is be better for the kurds. for the last 7 or state years because of our wanting to remove assad from office. we prevented the kurds from talking to assad. assad is staying for bert or worse. they are staying. the best chance for the kurds is to do what happened in iraq. that is to work with the local government to see if they can get a semi autonomous region. so i think it's a huge diplomatic break through what pompeo and pence came for. it can't be overstated how big a diplomatic break through that was. the potential would be can we have erdogan talk to assad and reestablis

we had a civil conversation after she and chuck schumer and steny hoyer stormed out. there were other democrats in the meeting. we talked through how we can achieve similar objectives in continuing the fight against isis. lou: it sounds like you had a good meeting when it was a one-sided meeting. >> there were democrats still there but it was contentious when speaker pelosi and chuck schumer were going back and forth with the president. you saw the president release pictures on twitter that showed the aggression. it's important to show that. lou: there you are, as this just set up. when you talk about them storing out of the meeting, two thoughts occurred to me. it was their turn. he stored out of the last so-called bipartisan meeting, right? why in the world should a president of the united states put up with nonsense from the very people who are trying to overthrow his presidency. i have to give hip credit for even inviting him. >> i thought it was gracious object his part to invite them there. pelosi was on this drum beat to impeach the president. behind closed doo

schumer walked out too. >> jesse: schumer and pelosi walked out.veryone else stayed. >> emily: it speaks volumes. >> greg: carrying her jacket. >> emily: it speaks volumes about their priorities. it's a perfect illustration they contrary to what the democrats are saying, the democratic candidates specifically, that no, you can't walk and chew gum at the same time. you cannot target trump and legislate at the same time because in a meeting like this where it's a high-stakes ever, lives being lost, you still can't get it together enough to legislate which is what we are paying for. we are paying pelosi and schumer to legislate. in that moment, to come to a consensus and agree to save lives. second point, they are squawking about the insult to the coequal branch of government and i see pelosi and schumer as equating themselves individually with the office of the presidency. rather than the executive and legislative branches being equal. they are not proving to me that their individual hubris is out ranked by the duty to the american people. >> jesse:

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ghting for us that was strongly presented by schumer. so one or the other of those things were being said. i think it's interesting -- you me -- if we could have a recording of what goes on in those offices? come out and say oh, this happened, that happened, it's like, we must have been at two different didn't because that happen. nonetheless, get these kind of questions and the rest. facts.lity to but it's true that's what they say. i was probably putin. all roads lead to reporter: madam speaker, as you pointed out, sent out a letter describing the process. speaker pelosi: yes. reporter: public testimony and -- that's right.: reporter: i'm curious, how will the etermine and when future progress, including when the president will have counsel the road ntation down during articles of impeachment? speaker pelosi: you know what, the is a matter for committee. we have rules of the house to govern all of this. re -- but i t's think it's really important to reiterate the following. the process the house is going right now would be the equivale

leader schumer said he called you a third rate politician? >> no, no, a third grade. >> a third grade. >> thank you for clarifying. >> i said i wish he were a politician. >> let me stop right there. you know, willie, it's just so remarkable, you just look at the president's tweets and you hear what he said yesterday. this is a man who is isolated and by himself. the pentagon disagrees with him. the state department disagrees with him. republicans disagree with him. in fact, an overwhelming majority of republicans disagree with him. lindsey graham just absolutely scolded a state department official that came over and he talked about how the strengthen the iranians, this strengthens assad, it weakened israel, it weakened the kurds, and then as if the insanity was not enough, donald trump parroted the words of erdogan and actually said that our allies, the kurds, who helped destroy isis were a greater threat than isis themselves. a dark, dark day for america at home and with our allies. and unfortunately our enemies, the message we send to our e

schumer: mr. president. the presiding officer: the minority leader. mr. schumer: i believe history will show that the country, the senate, and even the senator from kentucky will regret his blocking of this resolution. i yield the floor. mr. paul: mr. president? the presiding officer: the snow shower for kentucky. mr. paul: sit i would like to ask unanimous consent that we introduce senate bill 2624, turkey arms sales, which would eliminate any further sale of arms to turkey and instead of sending a fake message or a senate -- sense of the senate resolution, would actually be binding legislation and would tell the turks, yes, we are serious. we object to your incursion into syria. you need to respect the territorial integrity of syria, and we are, therefore, no longer going to be selling you arms. i ask unanimous consent that this be passed. a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: is there objection? a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator for idaho. mr. risch: reserving the right to object, mr. president, our colleagues -- t

schumer: mr. president. the presiding officer: the minority leader. mr. schumer: i believe history will show that the country, the senate, and even the senator from kentucky will regret his blocking of this resolution. i yield the floor. mr. paul: mr. president? the presiding officer: the snow shower for kentucky. mr. paul: sit i would like to ask unanimous consent that we introduce senate bill 2624, turkey arms sales, which would eliminate any further sale of arms to turkey and instead of sending a fake message or a senate -- sense of the senate resolution, would actually be binding legislation and would tell the turks, yes, we are serious. we object to your incursion into syria. you need to respect the territorial integrity of syria, and we are, therefore, no longer going to be selling you arms. i ask unanimous consent that this be passed. a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: is there objection? a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator for idaho. mr. risch: reserving the right to object, mr. president, our colleagues -- t

but chuck schumer wants to broaden it out.ck schumer and pelosi are already not on the same pa page, what does that pretend? >> her message to democrats is proceed with caution. but not rush to judgment before the various committees including the committee led by adam schi adam schiff. opposing more witnesses and getting more meat on that so-called proverbial impeachment bond. >> but the democrats risk a lot. because if you go forward with impeachment and you don't believe that you will ever get the senate to go along, do you go back to the well again and keep repeatedly impeaching? >> this is why nancy pelosi did not want to go to impeachment. she knows that her caucus, the people will actually give the majority in the 2018 midterms were people who wanted to win in trump districts. so the calculation for nancy pelosi was come if they impeach on something harebrained or weird or out of pure spite, they will be punished for the chaos that impeachment brings. that's still a worry. i feel like that seen in the red hunt for red oc

he was having a here's what chuck schumer said about it not long ago. complete.hird-rate politician. he said that there are communists involved and you guys might like that. i mean, this was not a dialogue. it was sort of a nasty diatribe not focused on the facts. speak about the democrat's side of things. on the g.o.p. side, they said that the speaker did not have an intention of listening or contributing to this issue. she just wanted to have her way. here's mr. mccarthy. >> you see a pattern of behavior with speaker nancy pelosi. she storms out of another meeting, trying to make it unproductive. the other democrats, they actually had a very productive meeting. >> kevin: and you probably know this, dany, dana, that has ben's doll that has been cancelecanceled. >> greg: it's better than being a first rate politician. a first rate politician, you are just a phony. but trump is a 12th rate politician. that doesn't even register, so it's actually a compliment. this is obviously the worst thing that has ever happened since yesterday when the worst thing that ever ha

remarks this morning, reports "politico" with nancy pelosi and mitch mcconnell and also with chuck schumer. they also write, the speakers today include representative mark meadows of north carolina who took on the role of public adversary to cummings as they sat opposite each other on the oversight dais. both were fierce partisan warriors, they write, but developed a close friendship over the years. mr. meadows said it will be the hardest two or three minutes. was a real friend, said meadows. >> and momentarily here we'll take you inside the u.s. capitol to statuary hall the old house chamber just outside the house of representatives where the ceremony will get under way this morning. we expect it about 11:00 eastern. the house is not in session today so that members can attend the ceremony today and in honor of the late congressman elijah cummings.

today vote no and complained about the lack of openness and transparency, you still have senator schumer and the others say, this is the trick that they always do, right, they always do this. they ask for things that they know cannot be given to them. you cannot reveal grand jury material. what nadler does time and time again and they did in kavanaugh situation. i wanted to get ben rhodes to talk about iran deal. they said there's a separation of powers issue and i dropped it. i didn't issue a subpoena, the difference is cummings and nadler will issue a subpoena, see, they don't comply. they don't care because court date will come after, they will create a narrative, you will hear nadler and cummings, we issued 250 subpoenas, they never responded. most of them are wholly bogus and the court would laugh them out of there, the reason nadler became chairman of judiciary committee he went before his colleagues on the democratic side of the aisle and said i'm better suited to pursue impeachment. come with me i will do impeachment and that's how he beat out bill and became chairman of the comm

here is chuck schumer on that. get your reaction to this. >> on the intelligence committee they have six days from sunday to get back at you. even for a practical hard-nosed businessman he's been really dumb to do this. liz: what do you think the intelligence committee would do. >> from what i am told, they are very upset with how he has treated them and talked about them. liz: your reaction to that? >> i don't care if they're upset and i don't agree with senator schumer. if they committed crimes they're gonna be held to account and only because both the president of the united states and the attorney general have sufficient fortitude to take this on are we likely to get to the bottom of it. i also give great credit to michael horowitz, the inspector general who will come forward with a report that my guess probably as soon as the end of this month perhaps in november, and that will be the kicking off point with the ball changes hands from an inspector general report which indicates referrals for potential criminal

senator chuck schumer famously said shortly after trump was elected to take on the intelligence community they have 6 ways from sunday at getting back to you in light of the failed russia gate hoax and this nonsense with ukraine this characterization appears to be spot on should be all fear the deep state. in 2040 you know bloody revolution to to crush the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be creasing the violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it just the lawyer. book video of the. school in the middle of the former ukrainian president recalls the events of $24.00 . those who took vote had invested over 5000000000 dollars to assist ukraine in these and other goals that will ensure a secure and prosperous and democratic. seemed wrong but all roles just don't hold. any new world but yet to shape out these days to come to educate and engage from an equal to trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. you're welcome back the british army has caused offense among members of all of 'd the minority groups it's

senator schumer does not say how the plan would be financed., which has called for a limiting vehicles getting ready for another shut off. we have live fatima coverage with more on which areas will be impacted. >>> and a lot coming up in sports. game three, always pivotal in a world series. we got mercedes-benz sports weekend, showing how the astros came out. who was the best team this weekend? and the raiders rookie running back had to say about his availability for sunday's game. ♪