spicer, are you there? [no audio] mr. spicer, can you hear us? sean: i can hear you now. host: let's go to oakdale, new york. david, go ahead. caller: mr. spicer, i watch your show on the -- all the time and i like it a lot. i wish you would get a few more people like rush limbaugh or glenn beck. i believe that donald trump has been tormented by the democrat party. i don't think they had evidence on the first impeachment. they had transcripts, everything was given to them. there was no impeachment in the senate. 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 persona

spicer, are you there? [no audio] mr. spicer, can you hear us? sean: i can hear you now. let's go to oakdale, new york. david, go ahead. caller: mr. spicer, i watch your show on the -- all the time and i like it a lot. i wish you would get a few more people like rush limbaugh or glenn beck. i believe that donald trump has been tormented by the democrat party. i don't think they had evidence on the first impeachment. they had transcripts, everything was given to them. there was no impeachment in the senate. 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

spicer, former white house press secretary and the host of a show on newsmax. thank you for joining us. sean: good morning. host: how do you approach being a former member of the administration is taking place this week with the second impeachment trial? sean: i have a show every night at newsmax, so i look at it differently, we have been covering it for a while and will cover it tonight. i look at it from the standpoint of, what are people asking, what are the questions they have, and how can we break it down during that one hour we have every night? host: what are the questions and how do you answer them? sean: i get to ask the questions instead of answering. i inject my own opinion. i think there are a lot of questions in particular with respect to a former president. the constitution is clear about the purpose of impeachment being for removal of office. if someone is no longer in office then you have to question what the purpose of the proceedings themselves is. tonight we will have alan dershowitz on the show and try to break it down from a constitutional

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spicer welcome to the program lawyers for donald trump have wrapped up their defense in the former u.s. presidents impeachment trial denying a trump played any part in inciting the capitol hill riots last month the defense team took just 3 hours to make their case and called the trial a political witch hunt the senate will reconvene on saturday morning when members are expected to vote on whether to convict. day 4 of the trial which has all but guaranteed outcome. yet its participants push on. it was time for don't trump legal team to make their defense. why the former president shouldn't be convicted. the article of impeachment now before the senate is an unjust and blatantly unconstitutional act of political vengeance. their argument focused on freedom of speech insisting trump was exercising his 1st amendment rights when coughing doubt on the election results the constitution in the 1st amendment must certainly apply to these and pietschmann proceedings and mr trump's speech deserves full protection under the 1st amendment . the defense also showed a 10 minute video of democrats usi

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i'm nick spicer welcome to the program nina mars military junta has cut off internet access across the country as protests grow against this week's coup crowds of people took to the streets of the largest city young gone on saturday to denounce the military takeover riot police blocked the streets using barricades and water cannon many of the protesters wore red in support of arrested leader. recessed and superiors to be growing this demonstration in yangon is the 1st such mass public protest since the military took over the country on monday among the chants military dictator fail fail democracy wind and demands for the release of elected leader aung sun suu chee authorities were not far away army chief min on lying seized power on monday alleging fraud in a november 8th election won by aung sun suu cheese and l d party the electoral commission dismissed the army's accusations. now the country's internet access has been severely reduced independent monitor net block's says me and maher is in the midst of a 2nd nation scale internet blackout with connectivity at almost half of ordinary

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i'm nick spicer welcome to the program donald trump has been acquitted of inciting last month's attack on the u.s. capitol as expected the vote in the american senate fell short of the 2 thirds majority needed to convict the former president however 7 republicans did vote to side with the democrats making it the most bipartisan impeachment verdict in american history. smiles all round donald trump the legal team revel in their client's acquittal we won guilty. it was always going to be an uphill battle for democrats they needed to convince at least 17 republican senators to cross the aisle. in the end though only 7 republicans voted to convict giving former president donald trump his 2nd acquittal. 57 days 4 years 3 the day's proceedings was time for both sides to make their closing arguments hoping to swayed any last minute votes to believe based on the evidence you have seen that mr trump actually wanted and indeed willfully incited in armed insurrection to overthrow the u.s. government would be absurd democrats pushed back saying the senate could stop violence from happening again t

nick spicer has the story. >> it has become part of daily life now, in the southwest of germany, theed cross set up shop every day at 4:00 on the market square. it is time for the free covid tests under the watchful eye of dr. lisa. >> people come, we test them, give them their number, take their name down and then they go back for the test. >> she is the volunteer president of the local red cross, she launched the project just before christmas so families could come together. it was a success right from go. several hundred people get tested each week in a city with 89,000 inhabitants. >> i got tested before christmas, i find it very reassuring. >> my wife has pulmonary disease and my daughter is a teacher, i have been feeling a bit tired since yesterday and i do not want to put them in danger. >> it takes 10 minutes for the results. 99% of the tests are reg ash negative -- negative. >> we find about 1% of infection and that 1% go immediately into quarantine which obviously stops any spread of the infection. >> the widespread testing is only one part of the strategy at work designed

protests spicer lanka's tamils are growing. thousands took to the streets for 3 days in early february demanding the government clarify what happened to the countless missing sri lanka's current president got a biologic hoxha declared all missing persons to see east and 2020 including the daughter of j a n e take a supply. rajapakse that was the defense minister during the civil war the un commissioner for human rights lays the blame for alleged atrocities committed during that war on rajapakse this current army chief. the women simply want to know what happened to their children so far no sri lankan government has offered to help them. and for some perspective on this i'm joined now from colombo by south going out on a former member of the human rights commission of the longer welcome because why is it so hard for victims of a civil war that all the country apart to get any justice. well i think it's difficult to pick teams to get any justice this government in particular the guy that was unity. hence the root cause of those o

next our text magazine shift at look at how ai's paving the way for smart prosthetic limbs i'm a spicer thanks watch. what secrets lie behind these walls. discover new adventures in 360 degree. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. w world heritage 360 get the apps now. the fight against the coronavirus pandemic. how has the rate of infection been developing. what measures are being taken. what does the latest research say. information and context. the coronavirus update the coalition special monday to friday on. shift special artificial intelligence is taking the way to smart prosthetics. this high tech prosthetic camino controlled by thought home thanks to the robotic limb chris patterns of movement. of former this benefit from this technology. this robotic hand can learn to cooperate with its wearer thanks to artificial intelligence. is its teacher and also its owner. today both khandala can use his robotic arm to carry out amazingly precise and fluid movements for him the ai based technology has opened up a new realm of possibilities. there isn't much of this system is the f

protest spicer rankers tunnels are growing. thousands took to the streets for 3 days in early february demanding the government clarify what happened to the countless missing so long as current president got a biologic hoxha declared all missing persons to ceased in 2020 including the daughter of giovanni to casa poli. rajapakse that was the defense minister during the civil war the un commissioner for human rights lays the blame for alleged atrocities committed during that war on rajapaksa current army chief. the women simply want to know what happened to red children so far no sri lankan government has offered to help them. so let's get more about the story now with another piece the un deputy high commissioner for human rights thank you so much for joining us. let's talk 1st of all about the measures that you are seeking in sri lanka what sort of sanctions are you calling for and what are they supposed to achieve. well 1st of all i mean i think the big worry is that these and by nations with impunity without any sign of addr

spicer welcome to the program germany is marking 1700 years of jewish life and culture in the country with a year of anniversary events starting today the nationwide celebration deliberately aims to look beyond the persecution of jews during the holocaust instead the focus is on the diversity of jewish life in germany's past and present. colonial was different to see change and many which he's found out to safe in a town said they treat 21 after the decree from to rome and then try to constantine so he. it's fitting that these years commemorations are 1700 years of jewish life in germany as scented here a ceremony last a year long program of events separating jewish contribution to german culture and society german president. is a patron of the series of events. and isn't 1st you are there is a lot to discover and rediscover during these years of come immigration's in philosophy literature painting science medicine economy jewish people have contributed to our history shaped it an enlightened our culture judaism made a decisive contribution to germany's emergence into the modern age i

solutions stay tuned for that and don't forget you can always get news on the website dot com and they spicer thanks for watching. and. staying up today don't miss our highlights w. program online d.w. dot com highlights. young german. and jewish. i'm jewish so what. does that mean. in daily life. and school isn't the same we should not be given a special status but be completely normal beyond this look of shock like wow there's a jew at our school dance about thing 11 teenagers 11 stories. ok so i'm jewish and so. young german and jewish starts feb 22nd on d w. traffic jams crowded trains and shia and there's way to nothing in berlin stresses me out more than trying to get from one place to another of the only one traffic is a growing concern in many large cities across the globe smart technologies can help us solve this case how exactly that's our topic on ship today. to us out there. many still use cars as their main mode of transportation aside from air pollution and the climate crisis this also has a huge drawback more and more traffic jams in paris for example drive us or stock bumper t

protest spicer and has tamils on growing. thousands took to the streets for 3 days in early february demanding the government clarify what happened to the countless missing so long because current president got a biologic hoxha declared all missing persons to see east and 2020 including the daughter of giovanni to casa poli. rajapakse that was the defense minister during the civil war the un commission f a human rights lays the blame for alleged atrocities committed during that war on rajapaksa current army chief. the women simply want to know what happened to their children so far no sri lankan government has offered to help them. or police and the german border city of hamburg have seized 16 tons of cocaine that is the most ever failed here in europe the cocaine was hidden in metal canisters shipped from paraguayan as part of the same investigation 7 tons of cocaine were also seized in antwerp belgium police have arrested a 28 year old man suspected of importing the drugs. these canisters imported from pirate why were suppo

spicer welcome to the program a court in moscow has found russian opposition leader aleksei novelli guilty of defamation earlier today another court rejected no valley's appeal against a jail sentence in a separate case but it did reduce his sentence slightly taking into account time already served under house arrest around the now must spend around 2 and a half years behind bars for violating parole the kremlin critic was unable to meet his parole officers because he was in a german hospital receiving lifesaving treatment after being poisoned with military grade nerve agents. and correspondent emily sherwood has followed the court cases and joins us today from moscow emily you watched proceedings what were the highlights. well alex enough money in today in today's double bill of court cases with a good dose of humor and cynicism i think he was joking all day he was smiling he even joked with the journalists watching the case and waiting for the verdict that he had actually picked cooled cucumber is in his prison cell in a plastic bag he also very much to use today's court cases where the

spicer welcome to the program a court in moscow has found russian opposition leader alex said the valley guilty of defamation earlier today another court rejected no appeal against a jail sentence in a separate case neither decision was unexpected but the judge in the appeal case did reduce the sentence by a month and a half. need to put judge's decision calmly. he's frequently used humor touring the troll to draw attention to the charges against him which he says are politically motivated. asked whether he understands the sentence he sarcastically expressed his gratitude to the judge for taking 6 weeks off his 2 and a half year sentence due to time spent under house arrest the failed appeal came as no surprise to me as lawyers see what. today's verdict was expected for us we consider it nothing has changed all the arguments made in this court in the 1st instance they were rejected then they are rejected now. the court maintained to the kremlin critic violated parole conditions in an earlier criminal case he was recovering in germany after a poison attack in august and voluntarily return

protest spicer lanka's tunnels growing. thousands took to the streets for 3 days in early february demanding the government clarify what happened to the countless mr sri lanka's current president got a biologic hoxha declared all missing persons to ceased in 2020 including the daughter of giovanni to supply. rajapakse that was the defense minister during the civil war the un commissioner for human rights lays the blame for alleged atrocities committed during that war on rajapaksa current army chief. during the women simply want to know what happened to their children so far no sri lankan government has offered to help them. let's speak more about the story now with now about the un deputy high commissioner for human rights thank you so much for joining us here on w let's talk 1st of all about the measures that you are seeking in sri lanka what sort of sanctions are you calling for and what are they supposed to achieve. well 1st of all i mean i think the big worry is that these and by nations with unity without any sign of a

fit was sean spicer this would have been breaking news for two weeks or more. jeanine: he's given a slap on the wrist. he did talk down and threaten. they were going to write a story about him and an "axios" reporter. and it was only when the glad geatds opened they said you ought to resign. >> it's the number one reason i left the democratic party. they are liars. joe biden said you will be fired on the spot. democrats allow racism and sexual harassment. if you have a d by your name, you get a pass. if it's the donald trump's presidency, it would be around the clock. joe biden is being told what to do. i don't even think he's aware the guy got fired. he lied to the american public. i will tell you one thing for sure. you cannot trust joe biden. i don't think he's all there. judge jeanine: he so-called resigned. go ahead, tomi. >> we can talk about joe biden and the bind administration. but joe biden is a puppet and he has been for the far left. the trump administration was criticized for four plus years for being an enemy of the press and an enemy of the media

spicer welcome to the program germany is marking $1700.00. years of jewish life and culture in the country with a year of anniversary events starting today the nationwide celebration deliberately to look beyond the persecution of jews during the holocaust instead the focus is on the diversity of jewish life in germany's past and present. colonial was the 1st city in germany would choose were allowed to serve in the town said they in the year 321 after a decrease from the roman emperor constantine so we fitting that this is coming more ations of 1700 years of jewish life in germany as centered here a ceremony last a year long program of events separating to reach contribution to german culture and society german president. is the patron of the series of events. in these in 1st year there is a lot to discover and rediscover dream come immigration's in philosophy literature painting science medicine economy jewish people have contributed to our history shaped it and then lightened our culture judaism made a decisive country beautician to germany

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protest spicer lanka's tunnels are growing. thousands took to the streets for 3 days in early february demanding the government clarify what happened to the countless missing so long because current president got a biologic declared all missing persons to ceased in 2020 including the daughter of j a when he took a supply. rajapakse that was the defense minister during the civil war the un commissioner for human rights lays the blame for alleged atrocities committed during that war on rajapakse this current army chief. the women simply want to know what happened to their children so far no sri lankan government has offered to help them. and for some perspective on this i'm joined now from colombo by sucking a lot of former member of the human rights commission off for a longer welcome why is it so hard for victims of a civil war that all the country apart to get any justice. well i think it's difficult for the victims to get any justice this government in particular the guy that was unity. hence the root cause of those of the co

news up next our reporter series with a look at russia russia in the taiga stay tuned for that i'm a spicer thanks for watching. what secrets lie behind us was. discover new adventures in 360 degree. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. w world heritage 368 get the patch now. find against the coronavirus pandemic. has the rate of infection been developing. what measures are being taken. what does the latest research say. information and context. the coronavirus of data the code of special monday to friday on g.w. . each of us has arrived to pick up the locals. the train driver brings life to the taiga we are united because i did for the old grannies their villages are dying ours. is of it takes him to the village of sika yeah i hung gals in all them russia. over i used to be a village. best bud loved driving these grannies arrived he always bring me gifts and hug me saying patrol bitch you're still alive and i see it but you're not getting rid of me that easily. and when you come back next year. i'll be here for you if you're good what's that but good at. the old days a locomotive

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carrying the story the week they would've in the trump administration can you imagine if this was sean spicerhing similar this would've been breaking news for two weeksum or more. judge jeanine: no question, he was given a slap on the wrist. he did talk down that he did threaten because they were going to write a story about him and his relationship with a reporter and it seems to me that it was only the floodgates happening and they said i think you ought to resign. >> you know what judge it's the number one reason why i left the democratic party they are liars, joe biden said you been fired on the spot i left the democratic party because the democrats allow racism, sexual harassment and if you have a d on your name you get a pass, i'm absolutely right by my colleague it was donald trump's office were presidency it would be 24/7 around-the-clock by the left-wing media, i think more people are opening up in waking up because joe biden andou the democrats are hypocrites, joe biden is not even running the office he is being told what to do the guy got fired because he lied to the american publi

officer kimberly whaley and with newsmax host and former press secretary for president trump, sean spicer. watch c-span's washington journal monday morning and be sure to join the discussion with your phone -- join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages, and tweets. >> here's a look at some of our coverage monday on c-span, a discussion on donald trump's influence on republicans and the future of the party. later, tennessee governor bill lee's state of the state address, a house hearing on how to deal with domestic terrorism in light of the january 6 attack on the capital. on c-span to come alive at noon eastern, a virtual interview with adam gentles and whose book argues the modern senate is politically dysfunctional and the senate is in later in the afternoon with a vote scheduled at five: 30 eastern on the confirmation of dennis mcdonough to be veterans affairs secretary . monday night, a hearing with medical experts on the development and distribution of the covid vaccine. >> president biden met with house democratic leaders to talk about his economic p

protest spicer lanka's tunnels are growing. thousands took to the streets for 3 days in early february demanding the government clarify what happened to the countless mr sri lanka's current president got a buyer rajapaksa declared all missing persons to see east and 2020 including the daughter of jail will need to supply rajapakse that was the defense minister during the civil war the un commissioner for human rights lays the blame for alleged atrocities committed during that war on rajapaksa current army chief. the women simply want to know what happened to their children so far no sri lankan government has offered to help them. let's speak more about the story now with another on the sheaf the u.n. deputy high commissioner for human rights must honestly say you so much for joining us. let's talk 1st of all about the measures that you are seeking in sri lanka what sort of sanctions are you calling for and what are they supposed to achieve. well 1st of all i mean i think the big worry is that these and by nations with unity wit

. >> "saturday night live" couldn't wait to put melissa mccarthy on stage to act out sean spicer.saki gets the same treatment from saturday nightlife over her gaffes. as any press secretary knows, when you became the issue, you aren't serving your boss well. we could be seeing jen psaki having the shortest tenure of any white house press secretary. >> harris: communication is a gift that you have. you were on the team, a prominent surrogate for senator bernie sanders when he was running for president. it is a lot of pressure. but you are ready for it because that's the job. what's going on right now with jen psaki that you see? >> i think, you know, i think we've reached a state pretty much all of us agree with us in our discourse where we're -- instead of actually having real conversations about issues in this moment, people are digging up anything they can to cancel somebody. i think it's concerning because this tweet was from years ago. i am not one to -- i stand in solidarity with the lgbt community. what i'm saying we're sitting here pulling up tweets from years ago and makin

host: sean spicer of the trump administration and a host on news masks. you can ask him questions. our first call from eleanor in bedford, massachusetts on the republican announcer: you can find our washington journal segments online. we take you to a live atlanta discussion with for policy experts including the former ambassadors to ukraine and china on the bided and administration's foreign policy strategy. >> mr. putin said he is not going to put american interests first without pushback. our panelists include david kramer, senior fellow for human rights and democracy. director of the security studies program of the foreign policy council. ambassador alexander the former u.s. ambassador to moscow. former defense minister of ukraine as well. i would like to begin with a question. can you describe the military situation right now and what do you think moscow will do with a tougher u.s. administration in power? >> thank you. we already have four soldiers who were killed and two who have died recently on landmines. every day we record several violations of the main treaty. generally

after that, newsmax host and former press secretary sean spicer. an update from a capitol hill reporter about the senate trial, which begins tuesday. we take your calls and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. washington journal is next. ♪ host: good morning. it is the washington journal for february 8. congress gets to work this week to hash out details of president biden's almost $2 trillion plan for covid relief. part of that process is who will receive the $1400 direct payment. reportedly, the president is open to changing the requirements. some democrats say that should not happen. some republicans offering their own proposals as well. when it comes to this first hour, do you think there should be changes on who isgi

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then with sean spicer. watch washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern monday morning, and be sure to join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages, and tweets. >> the senate impeachment trial of former president donald trump begins tuesday with senators deciding if the former president should be convicted on incitement of insurrection. watch our live coverage starting tuesday at 1:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2, c-span.org, or listen live on the free c-span radio app. watch anytime on demand at c-span.org/impeachment. >> you are watching c-span, your unfiltered view of government. c-span was created by america's table -- cable television companies in 1979. today we are brought to you by these television companies who provide c-span to viewers as a public service. >> next on q&a, a wall street journal reporter talks about the investigation into the january 6 attack on the capital and max abrams looks at whether the government needs new 30 -- new authority to deal with domestic strea

i'm nick spicer welcome to the program a chord in moscow has found russian opposition leader alex in a valley guilty of defamation earlier today another court rejected these appeal against a jail sentence in a separate case neither decision was unexpected but the judge in the appeal case did reduce the sentence by a month and a half. well need to put judge's decision calmly he's frequently used humor during the trial to draw attention to the charges against him which he says are politically motivated. asked whether he understands the sentence he sarcastically expressed his gratitude to the judge for taking 6 weeks off his 2 and a half year sentence due to time spent under house arrest the failed appeal came as no surprise to no county's lawyers see what. today's verdict was expected for us we consider. nothing has changed all the arguments made in this court in the 1st instance they were rejected then they are rejected now. the court maintained to the kremlin critic violated parole conditions in an earlier criminal case he was recovering in germany after a poison attack in august and

and with the former press secretary for president trump, sean spicer. watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 monday morning. join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook messages, and tweets. >> next, a forum on former president trump's role and influence in the republican. -- republican party following his election defeat. a recent survey of people who voted for him suggest that they feel under threat. analysts review what it means for the future of the republican party. the american enterprise institute hosted the event. it s for the future of the republican party. the american enterprise institute hosted the event. karlyn: good afternoon, i am karlyn bowman, and i would like to welcome all of you to today's event called "donald trump aunt the future of the gop. henry olson, a former colleague and now a senior fellow at the ethics and public policy center has long been one of the nation's most student observers of the republican party. his book has been widely praised for his analysis of different factions within the gop. he is able to

with newsmax host and former press secretary sean spicer. watch c-span's "washington jo

with newsmax host and former press secretary sean spicer. watch c-span's "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern. >> president biden's nominee for labor secretary is boston mayor marty walsh. he had a senate confirmation hearing thursday and talked about worker safety, the minimum-wage, small business and the keystone xl pipeline. the hearing is 2 1/2 hours. >> go ahead. >> we can hear. [gavel] >> this hearing of the senate committee will come to order. today we are holding a hearing on the nomination of mayor marty walsh for secretary of labor. we will have opening statements and i will recognize senator warren to introduce mayor walsh. after mayor walsh gives his testimony, senators will have five minutes each for the first round of questions and i would be happy to stay for a second round if senators have additional questions. i want to walk through covid-19 protocols in place. we will follow the advice of the attending physician and sergeant at arms in conducting this hearing. the attending physician and sergeant at arms in conducting

remember how former white house press secretary sean spicer fared.'t like the ill-fitted suits and so son. and this is a former president who judges everything by what he sees on television. the other thing we should point out and i talked to a couple of republican sources despite badly things went for the trump team, this hasn't changed the equation in terms of how things are breaking down in the senate. you saw the vote this afternoon on the constitutional question of whether you could convict a former president while out of office and besides louisiana senator cassidy, this vote essentially went as everybody expected. >> 56-44. you need 67 to convict. jamie, how is the opening day performance of mr. trump's defense team being received by republican sources that you're talking to, because you're also really well plugged? >> reporter: not well. and to jim's point but it not changing votes, that is really embarrassing for these senators. these republican senators by enlarge have said they're going to stick with trump on this. and then you see this pe

we welcome to the program sean spicer, former white house press secretary and the host of a show on newsmax. thank you for joining us. sean: good morning. host: how do you approach being a former member of the administration is taking place this week with the second impeachment trial? sean: i have a show every night at newsmax, so i look at it differently, we have been covering it for a while and will cover it tonight.