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texas congresswoman sheila jackson lee asked lewandowski if president urged him to do his dirty work, he threw it back in her face. >> i would be happy to answer your question or you can have a conversation by yourself. if you ask a question. >> this is a house judiciary not a house party. >> if you ask a question, give me the opportunity to answer. >> i would like my time restored please. kennedy: i would like my time restored too, but i'll never get it back, after watching, what is that recent mark movie, mega---? oh, the meg. lewandowski accused her of ranting, not asking questions, then a rant of his own. >> i think that fake russia collusion nairtive is the greatest crime committed against the american people in our generation, this president was duly elected by american people, and members of certain bodies refuse to support those results, but you support hillary clinton and barack obama that is a different sit of rules, american people find it very unfair, there no accountability of fisa abuse, and spying and lives ruined because they wanted to support a candidate for ha presid

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just a few minutes i am going to talk to congresswoman sheila jackson lee as the number of democratsalling for impeachment continues to grow. last week political reporter natasha bertrand joined this show live. since then she has added layer upon layer of detail about american servicemen and women staying at a resort belonging to president trump. she is back with us tonight. >>> also i'm going to get some insight from former secretary of the air force deborah lee james to find out whether this is actually normal or not. and we're also going to have the very latest on those attacks in saudi arabia. moments ago president trump tweeting out there is reason to believe that we know the culprit are locked and loaded depending on verification. a lot more on that in just a bit. but first one of the most political and personal chapters in modern american history seemed to end this way. >> on behalf of our nation, i want to apologize to brett and the entire kavanaugh family for the terrible pain and suffering you have been forced to endure. those who step forward to serve our country deserve a

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sheila jackson lee come with all due respect, what is that? 's eye view of him or he didn't. always going to be the next person. this is the third one in this administration. he lasted more than a year. more than most. you can't ask the question what got them to stay. what decisions were there, what policy support to give the president for a period of time. >> melissa: house republicans questioning jerry nadler's motives for not calling james comey to testify after new information from the doj. whether it's a double standard. plus, democrats making a new push for gun legislation. but will it ever see a vote in the senate's senate? ♪ gold has stood the test of time. even since 2000, the value of gold has increased by over 400% and owning gold...is easy... ...with rosland capital, a trusted leader in helping people acquire precious metals. call rosland capital today at 800-630-8900 to get started. gold bullion, lady liberty gold and silver proofs, and our premium coins, can help you preserve your wealth. call rosland capital at 800-630-8900 to receive your free rosland guide to

hearing and what's going on with the house judiciary committee and especially jerry nadler and sheila jackson lee and johnson, that joker from georgia. no idea what he's talking about half the time. it's just crazy. you need to go in front of that .ommittee guest: i appreciate that. thank you to the caller. it was quite a circus. i do have to give credit to the democrats for having a laser focused and drumming their narratives over and over and over again. looks like chaos, it is controlled chaos and they have incredible message discipline. if only many of the establishment republicans in the swamp could exhibit the same kind of discipline when it comes to issues of immigration and immigration enforcement. we should be having those one minute speeches in the house at do inht like we used to the mid-to-late 1990's hammering and dangerousy consequences of immigration chaos. i was in montgomery county last 1000where nearly grassroots patriots were calling attention to how sanctuary city policies were endangering pearls women. the republicans could be doing so much more to make this as much of a

and i have great respect for my republican colleagues but i wish they had come texas democrat sheila jackson lee says her republican colleagues were invited to the hearing but declined it is not a partisan issue that we're discussing here it is to protect american citizens. republicans will get a chance to make their voices heard next week when congress returns to the capital from its summer recess in washington, i'm anna warning keep. >>san jose police in an effort to end to to shun and human trafficking launched a new program that lets people report suspects who solicit sec's workers. the report john program is now on the department's website, it's a simple online form that allows people to report potential johns and provide information including photos or license plate data. officials say that the program is a major step forward in part of a larger effort to improve the city's response to all forms of violence against women. in the east bay, a man is dead after being hit earlier this morning on interstate 80. according to police, the man was first spotted shortly after 04:00am sitting on

my he is -- my esteemed colleague, congresswoman sheila jackson lee, spiced -- picked up the torch and introduced h.r. 40, the commission to develop reparation proposals foran african-americans, which ude -- which i am a proud co-sponsor of. we need to have the national dialogue to come to terms with how we as a nation have not historically lived up to our ideals. the advocacy of our youth, who fight for consideration of this bill, is a call back to the fights that made public accommodations open to all races. and that made the voting booth open to all as well. it's a call back to the abolitionists who awakened the public to the horrors of slavery. and the black men who became soldiers to protect and preserve our union and their freedom. and it is a call back to the 19 africans who landed in chains on those virginia shores 400 years ago. who never gave up the hope that one day they'd once again be free. i yield back. ms. lee: thank you very much. thank you, congresswoman adams for that eloquent statement and for what you're doing with our young people as chair of our historically black

i asked congresswoman sheila jackson lee about impeachment.re some moderate democrats from suburban districts who were on camera today expressing how uncomfortable they were with this process and how muddled it is. when you look at that issue and try to turn texas blue how does it play for you? >> how it plays out is like the congresswoman said, they have a job to do and their job is to exercise what the constitution says. if there is enough evidence in which impeachment would occur then you have to do the inquiry and exercise the articles. we don't discuss that and i will swing back to the congressman here. i find it appalling that within weeks after we lose all these people in texas solutions the gun laws and that is what i think a lot of folks are reacting to. the absolute disconnect between this party and what the people of texas want, they want something done but all we hear is rhetoric and then take no action. kids save in our churches and in schools and in our own homes? >> i will give you the last word. >> about the impeachment issue i

and i have great respect for my republican colleagues but i wish they had come texas democrat sheila jackson lee says her republican colleagues were invited to the hearing but declined it is not a partisan issue that we're discussing here it is to protect american citizens. republicans will get a chance to make their voices heard next week when congress returns to the capital from its summer recess in washington, i'm anna warning key. >>and still ahead on kron 4 news weekend. the cdc is warning everyone not to use the cigarettes we're going to hear from a teena delicious high-fiber raisin bran. you sure you don't want me to come with you? i'm very sure. because i can. make good choices. you make good choices. i am. fiber is good for digestive health. good choices never tasted so good. raisin bran we're back on kron 4 news weekend look at this view from sutro camera back in this beautiful on. >>it's right comfy yeah may have all the sunshine. yeah, a little bit of cloud so sure pressure all keeping his cool rain, it's helping. >>a lot of folks after what we've had earlier this month, the 90's

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now, this was a very contentious hearing, especially when lewandowski was questioned by sheila jackson congressman, i'd be happy to answer your question, or you can have a conversation by yourself, but if you'd like to ask me a question, i will be happy to answer it. >> this is a house judiciary, not a house party. >> stephen: it's not? ( applause ) wow. then why is brett there with two kegs? ( laughter ) we've got a great show for you tonight. elizabeth warren is here. stick around. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey, everybody, welcome back. give it up for jon batiste and stay human right there! give it up for the band! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: oh, my goodness. oh, my goodness. >> jon: i like that. i like that. >> stephen: jon, jon, jon, a little later tonight, we're going to have the original cast of "the brady bunch" is going to be here. >> jon: oh, yeah. >> stephen: right over there. ( applause ) >> stephen: and tomorrow, the great billy crystal will be joining us. always fun. >> jon: legendary, legendary. >> stephen: it's like a vacation for me. you just push "pla

joining me now is democratic congresswoman sheila jackson lee, a member of the house judiciary committeehe woman in whose district that debate took place this week, this past week. and congresswoman, first of all, are you surprised that impeachment didn't come up at that debate? >> well, i was somewhat surprised. obviously, the candidates have to answer the questions that the various questioners present to them, and their time is short, but it was sort of surprising. but i think the issue is not that there are no supporters of impeachment in those that are running for president, it's a given that the house judiciary committee is doing its tasks, doing its job and has been doing so now for going on almost a year, and now we will continue to do that as we proceed even more intently and intensely with an impeachment investigation. >> and you are a member of the judiciary committee. that is the relevant committee here when it comes to an impeachment inquiry or impeachment itself. in your mind, does it matter whether or not the speaker herself is willing to call it an impeachment inquiry, or

joining me now here in houston, democratic congresswoman sheila jackson lee from texas.our district. >> yes. >> bret: first >> bret: first bulimic air perceptions of tonight and what are your thoughts? >> i think it was a good night tonight. i think you got to see some sparks, if you will, fireworks, between some of the candidates. you've got candidates that share similar personal moments, and i think as we move into the debates in october and november, more and more you'll understand what their vision is for america. i think it's very, very important. >> bret: you're someone who has called for in impeachment. it's not a word that was used tonight. neither was robert mueller. neither was articles of impeachment. why do you think that is? >> i think that's a good thing, because i don't think the democratic party will be defined on the basis of impeachment. we should be defined on the basis of wanting this government to abide by the rule of law, wanting to represent all people. i'm on the judiciary committee, we don't view this as an attack on the administration or the pre

if you are elected president, sheila jackson, member of congress, has a bill calling for a commissionreparations. if that bill were to pass and come to your desk, would you sign it? >> if the house and senate passed it, of course i would sign. >> it if the house and senate passed that bill, of course i would sign it. what other answer is there? al sharpton's question forced a rare moment in a presidential campaign, a candidate admitting that legislating is really up to the house and senate. here's a sample of the candidates remembering who they are really running against. >> you know, when i first got into this race, i remember president trump scoffed and said he'd like to see me making a deal with xi jinping. i'd like to see him making a deal with xi jinping. >> we have a guy there that is literally running our country like a game show. >> we have a white supremacist in the white house, and he poses a mortal threat to people of color all across this country. >> we must and will defeat trump, the most dangerous president in the history of this country. >> there's enormous, enormous op

. >> for now sheila jackson lee, she sits on the house judiciary committee tonight.hairman nadler says you will have an aggressive series of hearings and will go well beyond the mueller report. congressman collins says the difference between formal and impeachment hearings and what we are doing today is a world apart. is it? >> first of all i'm at texas southern university. so let me say how excited i am to be here tonight for the debate. but i love the word game that ranking member collins desires to use. we are serious. this is an impeachment investigation. let me refresh your memory. the senate investigated for nine months before there were actual articles of impeachment. many investigations impeachment investigations preceded without a vote on the floor of the house. this is the indicting body. what we're saying to the american people is, that we are not in a witch hunt. we are not going after an individual. we are fact finders in a constitutional process that is an investigation leading to the articles of impeachment. i want the republicans to sit with us as ame

. >> bret: sheila jackson lee, congresswoman from texas interviewing her last night on fox news at nightt talk here on capitol hill continues. democrats kind of working out the rhetoric. meantime the president weighing in this morning. how do you impeach a president who has created perhaps the greatest economy in the history of our country, all-time best unemployment numbers, especially with blacks, hispanics, and women. more people working than ever before. military choice for vets. continues on two other tweets along these lines. let's bring in our panel and start there marc thiessen, susan fir reach choo correspondent for "the washington examiner" and josh. where are we on this and is this the beginning of what is going to be a muddled investigation as democrats get their ducks in a row. >> i think muddled is a great word here because speaker pelosi is trying to edge them away from the impeachment cliff. she got very frustrate with the press when they kept asking about it the other day. she said i'm done talking about this. she wants to talk about the economy, healthcare, things that

this is him stalling and refusing to answer the question from congresswoman sheila jackson lee. >> did the president tell you that the attorney general was legally not allowed to take any part in the special counsel's investigation when he asked you to deliver him a note about that very investigation? did the president tell you that? >> what you've just read isn't on the screen, congresswoman. >> you need to look at the screen. >> there it is. >> yes or no? read the screen. >> you're welcome to read it, congresswoman. >> you're welcome to be stalling, and i'm not going to stall. you either answer the question yes or no. >> okay. well, there you go. listen to him bobbing and weaving on executive privilege with congressman -- this is jamie raskin. >> are you representing the white house has told you that they are invoking executive privilege on your behalf today? >> don't believe it's an executive privilege, sir, and again i think we've submitted the letter for your clarification of what the white house has said. >> well, let me ask you, i'm -- >> it's not my privilege to waive. >> i don

lawmakers don't get a say on who the president picks to be his national security adviser, but sheila jackson lee is talking to capitol hill, and while she haven't had a chance to review his credentials, they points out this is the fourth national security adviser inside the trump administration at this point and she's looking for evidence that this administration is acting carefully on behalf of the american people, kristen. >> that's right. and of course the administration has gotten a lot of scrutiny for its vacancies and the number of acting roles that it has and this is going to be looked at very closely how does robert o'brien interact with the president, is he able to speak up and out and voice his opposition if he does in fact have any moving forward and as we're mapping out, they are grappling with all these critical national security issues, challenges, if you will. not surprising that we're hearing some criticism from democrats. we anticipate what type of reaction we'll get from republicans. it's worth noting, though, hallie, and i know you're going to do a deeper dive into this la

in a series of questions from sheila jackson lee, she presses on whether he knew that the president had previously asked the white house counsel don mcgann to deliver this statement, these notes to then attorney general jeff sessions. and corey lewandowski avoided answering that question. then in the exchange with congressman johnson, when he was asked if he had "chickened out and not delivered the message to sessions?" he said he did not deliver the message because he had gone on a family vacation which elicited a lot of laughter, actually in the hearing room. also i would add for the two witnesses who are not here today, the white house console said it is something called, and i think that john was referencing, constitutional immunity, which is designed to protect the office of the presidency, republicans and democrats. but the republican chairman of the community jerry nadler said that that does not extend to peripheral like in this case, he said rick dearborn, that was, and this is his language "a corny privilege." rick dearborn matters because according to the mueller report, when

i'm going to follow sheila jackson lee's lead and sign into law a reparations bill that will allow uso address this at its foundation. but we will also call out the fact that we have a white supremacist in the white house and he poses a mortal threat to people of color all across this country. juan: that was beto o'rourke last night. rashad robinson, your reaction and the fact that we have several presidential candidates were talking about reparations, first time, really in memory come in a presidential race? >> it really is incredible. it is a result of movement, result of the narrative change that has been built come a narrative change is about the rules and norms of society, what people see is acceptable and what people e can envision is possiblele. onon the main stage inside o ofa presidentialal debate, give candidates talking about a very clear policy that is going to impact the black community but actually talking about the historical context of how we got here. tatalking about reparations. talking about slavery and very clear ways. using the term "white supremacist" on the nati

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you also had pretty fiery exchange between representative sheila jackson lee and corey lewandowski. corey lewandowski keeping his cool through the entire thing. never losing his temper. at one point got in a shot to basically say the congress woman, the congress woman was ranting rather than asking a question. there has been some discussion about executive privilege. executive privilege exists for white house employees so that they can give candid and private advice to a president. i know a little bit about that from working there. the white house maintained that corey lewandowski is also protected by executive privilege. the democrats are questioning that. don't know how that will actually end up in the end. it might actually even have to go to court. right now they're taking a short break and they're going to be coming back. this is just the first round of questions that corey lewandowski will get. this is coming committee member republicans and democrats. they get five minutes each. republicans go for five minutes, then they go for the democrat. after this, there will be staff qu

sheila jackson lee. . . the gentlewoman from texas is recognized for three minutes. ms. jackson lee: i ask to revise and nt extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. jackson lee: thank you very uch for the leadership of the chairman and appreciate the ranking member on the floor. 've had the privilege of traveling with congresswoman underwood to the border in some circumstances, and i appreciated as a nurse, as nurse, as she's a trained nurse, i appreciated the in which she looked at this matter. let me say to the doctor, we are always looking forward to trying with our colleagues on the basic humanity of every that this isnizing not about health care for immigrants. it is individuals who are in the the united states. and just picture for a moment having gone to the border now almost two decades as a imagine of texas, just that there are moments when there are an influx of for their fleeing lives. it happened under president obama's administration in 2014, managed it. there was no hysteria. there were facilities that were built. there was medical care that w

i am humbled and inspired by the strength and resilience just as my colleague, sheila jackson lee, of our country when we stand together to remember this mutual tragedy. today i remain inspired by todd beamer's heroic immediate response, let's roll. this summer i visited sites of islamic extremist attacks in benos aires, argentina in 1994, and mumbai india in 2008. the brave people of america, argentina, and india are prepared to stand together to resist further mass murder. on this day we honor the lives of the affected of the attack. it's also a day to salute our military who serve to protect our freedoms and deny islamic extremists, save haven in afghanistan. in conclusion, god bless our troops and we will never forget september 11 and the global war n terrorism. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman from california is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, it

he was so contemptuous of those senators, he was outright sdpikably rude to congresswoman sheila jacksone house of representatives, a black woman, to see him belittle her. it was really shocking to watch and almost unbearable. rick wilson's quote on it in his piece was, he said, "the gop always plays directly to the fox news cameras," which clearly that was happening there. "trump's enablers spent every one of these hearings building a tv drama for their team with their imaginary deep state boogieman, but-her-emails conspiracy-mongering and table-flipping ant yits. how is it that democrats don't understand that's why jim jordan, matt gaetz tear their hair out, spit and caper on stage? it's because the republicans understand these hearings are a reality show." the peechts are a show being put on to show the american people the information that the people holding it want you to know. but instead, the republicans keep taking over the show. >> yes. the fact that the democrats seemed both unprepared for a hostile witness -- corey lewandowski had made quite clear in the lead-up to the hearing

i'm going to follow sheila jackson lee's lead and sign a reparations bill that will allow us to address this at its foundation. but we will also call out the fact that we have a white supremacist in the white house and he poses a mortal threat to people of color all across this country. >> secretary castro, 45 seconds to respond. >> you know, i want to commend beto for how well he has spoken to the passion and the frustration and the sadness after what happened in his hometown of el paso. he's done a great job with that. look. a few weeks ago, a shooter drove ten miles inspired by this -- ten hours inspired by this president to kill people who look like me. and people who look like my family. white supremacy is a growing threat to this country and we have to root it out. i'm proud that i put forward a plan to disarm hate. i'm also proud that i was the first to put forward a police reform plan, because we're not going to have anymore laquan mcdonald's or eric garners or michael browns or pamela turners or walter scotts or sandra bland here from the houston area. we need to root out racis

hearing and what's going on with the house judiciary committee and especially jerry nadler and sheila jacksonjohnson, that joker from georgia. no idea what he's talking about half the time. it's just crazy. you need to go in front of that .ommittee guest: i appreciate that. thank you to the caller. it was quite a circus. i do have to give cdit to the democrats for having a laser focused and drumming their narratives over and over and over again. looks like chaos, it is controlled chaos and they have incredible message discipline. if only many of the establishment republicans in the swamp could exhibit the same kind of discipline when it comes to issues of immigration and immigration enforcement. we should be having those one minute speeches in the house at do inht like we used to the mid-to-late 1990's hammering and dangerousy consequences of immigration chaos. i was in montgomery county last 1000where nearly grassroots patriots were calling attention to how sanctuary city policies were endangering pearls and women. the republicans could be doing so much more to make this as much of a focus.