from the tisch wnet studios atr lincoln cen new york, alison stewart. >> stewart: good evening and thank you for joining us. a powerful winter storm is sweeping into the northeast and making travel difficult as the thanksgiving weekend comes to a close. across the upper midwest heavy snow and wind caused highway closings aca flight ellations last night and today. blerzard conditions caused p outages and authorities issued a no travel advisory after 20 inches of snow fell in duluth minnesota. the snow, rain and icee its way into the northeast thisre morning and s expected through tomorrow.th the national w service issued winter storm warnings for new england and new york state-- predicting more than a foot of snow in parts of the region. and vere weather may have contributed to a plane crash in south dakota yesterday.di nine peopl and three were injured when a single-engine ane crashed shortly after takeoff about 140 miles west of sioux falls. tomorrow members of the house intelligence committee will begin privately reviewing the final report from the impeachment inquiry. late yesterday t

tom, why does rod stewart have such staying power?ver the years to follow trends and also to realise where his audience is going because when you look at it, he has not stayed in the same place that he did way back in the 60s, early 70s when he was singing maggie may. he spent a good pa rt singing maggie may. he spent a good part of the last two decades singing standard and covering old rock ‘n‘ roll and old soul songs which sort of happens to go with his audience is going and so i think he has found an audience that will grow with him. so it is the reinvention which helps keep him going? absolutely. and, you know, at one point in time, it was more of a creative invention, i would say, in the 70s and 80s he spent more time following an artistic news but recently, he has found a nice comfortable groove to play to a wide audience. the funny thing about this new album is that it finds him going back and singing older songs whereas a couple of yea rs older songs whereas a couple of years ago, he was doing new songs for the first time ever

particularly 1970s rod stewart.m @jamesbbcnews. hello there. by the time the sun rises, we'll have ticked just about every weather box through the night — rain, hail, sleet, snow, a bit of thunder, and some gusty winds. all kept going overnight by this area of low pressure to the north of us. strong and gusty winds on the south feeding those showers across the country. but adding to all that, with some clearer skies between them, temperatures have dropped low enough for some ice around to begin with. but the day ahead, actually, not looking too bad. lots of dry and sunny weather around. but, as i said, it starts on a cold note. anywhere, really, from north wales northward, greatest risk of frost and ice. and it's here over the hills, most likely to wake up to a coating of snow, too. but the showers we have to start the day will gradually fade away for many. a few will continue across scotland. lots of dry and sunny weatherfor a time. some in central and eastern parts staying dry and sunny throughout. but into the af

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stewart responded to an unknown assist emergency to e.m.s. personnel with a patient that was unconscious and not breathing. chief deputy stewart quickly recognized the patient was overdose ng an opioid nd administered nar can to -- narcan to save the patient's life. this marked the fifth life saved by celine county sheriff's deputies successfully using field.in the i'd like to extend my congratulations to rochelle tewart, the celine county sheriff's office for saving lives and continuing the hard work of protecting and serving arkansas. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back the balance of my time. tempore: the o gentleman yields back. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house until 2:00 p.m. tmbassy in washington. chalupa explained how the ukrainian embassy worked

stewart, an attorney who has represented bob in the past, has rejoined his legal team. emily, painful as it is, worries that bobby durst may be the friend she never knew after all. you're prepared? >> no. >> reporter: not prepared to deal with that? >> he's my friend. i can't understand harming a human being, okay? doesn't make sense to me. i don't know if i can forgive that and i wish i could, and i'm struggling with that. i don't know. that's it. i don't know. >>> that's all for this edition of "dateline." i'm natalie morales. thanks for watching. >>> i'm craig melvin. >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline." >> it was a whirlwind love affair. >> i felt like this was the one that i'd been waiting for. maybe it was too good to be true. did he love me, or was this all a game? >> reporter: a beautiful businesswoman falls for a dashing doctor, but her daughters had doubts. >> i had lots of suspicions. >> she thinks his fingernails are dirty. and this does not look to her like the hands of an actual doctor. >> who was this guy? >> his nickname was "dirty john

harvey: martha stewart, good in the kitchen, kick-ass in the board room. martha stewart. how do you do? what's crack a-lackin'? ( laughs ) everything. ( laughs ) thank you so much for doing this. i am fascinated by your journey. how you got to where you are today. - great. - and that's what we're gonna do today. great. well, it's the american dream. it is the american dream. and nightmare. ( both chuckle ) i get it. let's start. - okay. - okay. tell me what this is. well, this is one of my precious bowls. but it's a special bowl because it was given to me by my next-door neighbors in nutley, new jersey, mr. and mrs. mouse. they were german immigrants who were fantastic bakers. and when they retired from their bakery, they started a bakery in their basement. and this is one of the bread bowls. and they gave me this. your dad, um... had a big impact on you. - tell me a little bit about it. - he did. my father was a very handsome man, very tall, actually, he could be called "beautiful" i think. blond hair, blue-eyed, looked more nordic than polish, but he was 100% polish. my

is joined by fellow american actress kristen stewart. and british actresses clarify. and i watched. them and studied english literature and is fascinated. by romeo and juliet. me it's so much about love and it's about how. poor they feel feelings are. can be. tender and painful. the photo shoots took place in paris and corona the city of romeo and juliet tourists come here from around the world couples promise each other eternal love under joyous faint balcony. of their own there was a bit of nostalgia for me homesickness for italy for verona the opera and that is music. music of even. for the 1st time a short film has been released along with the calendar it compiles interpretations of joining it by the 8 actresses. the calendar itself is a $132.00 page book illustrated with $58.00 photos. the actual dates are only printed on the book's cover the calendar function takes 2nd place leaving the stage to the many faces of the modern jury yet. the french artist 1st studied architecture but soon switched her attention to sculpture as she preferred the physicality of working with. today s

her new book is "martha stewart's cookie perfection." please welcome, martha stewart!now >> we do, we do. and we have to make cookies. i just did 2500 cookies for my christmas party, which you didn't come to >> stephen: you have never invited me to a party, ever >> would you come? >> stephen: if you invited me >> okay, next year >> stephen: i've never even declined an invitation. which was hurtful, because you're-- you are the hostess of america and i've never been invited >> i'm embarrassed i confessed. >> stephen: did you invite dave? >> dave never comes >> stephen: did you invite him? >> yes. he never comes. he's my neighbor. you're not my neighbor >> stephen: we're both on tv. i'm the next channel over >> it's for neighbors, and it's up in bedford and it's a drag. ( bleep ) ( bleep ) look! oh! i hope it stays on >> stephen: now we're having fun. having fun. do you have any plans for the christmas holidays? >> yeah, we still here until christmas day, and then the next day we go away >> stephen: oh, wow >> stephen: where are you going >> stephen: away what's the firs

broker kristen stewart brings an activist to light. stewart plays jean seeberg who is targeted by the fbi because of her support of the civil rights movement in the 1960s. jack o'connell, anthony mackie and saw the beats also starts. seeberg is now streaming on amazon prime. here's this present is the latest celebrity to join sony cinderella musical. the actor will reportedly portray the king in the retelling of the classic fairytale. brosnan joins a growing cast list for the musical comedy. it includes camilla caballo, i didn't ezzell and billy porter as the fairy godmother. the movie is slated for release in 2021. >> everybody sitdown. >> and ensemble cast takes to the streets of new york and new trailer for in the heights. the movie is based on lin manuel miranda's 2008 robert musical that follows a man who contemplates closing the store and retiring after hurting his grandmother's fortune. in the heights won four tony awards including best musical and also won a grammy. see it in theaters in june. >>> that's her ion entertainment.

stewart will receive this year's distinguished artisan award for his 6 decades of stage and screen work at the 7th annual makeup artists and hair stylists guild awards when you're balding hair stylists and are you you're doing something right in hollywood, i'm david daniel. >>and checking out your wet commute this morning. a live look at conditions of the bay bridge toll plaza approach is getting busier out there leave early because it is going to be rainy is going to be wet pretty much all morning long. we'll be back with john scheibel he will have a full weather check after the break stay with us. >>and welcome back to the kron 00:04am morning news, it is a wet start to your morning very different than what we saw yesterday morning at this time in fact look at the bay bridge toll plaza approach. it's going to be a bit of a grind as head through the rest of the morning. getting into san francisco leave early if you can because all the roadways very slick and a very slippery and we're going to check in now with john scheibel he has more on your weather forecast. hey john yeah, we're it

trump accompanied by the honorable jared kushner, ivanka stewart, and jonathan moore alice. [applause] >> thank you. thank you very much. thank you, everybody. a friend of mine, tim scott from south carolina, i said you have a big vote coming up, you want to go back to the senate. without tim this wouldn't have happened, tim scott, thank you very much, we love you, go back to the senate and vote. milania and i are delighted to welcome so many friends and families to this in credible house, the white house, to celebrate this really sacred season and special time. to everyone here today, happy hanukkah. we are delighted to be joined by mike pence and his incredible wife karen and if you both come up, please come up. also ivanka and jared have worked very very hard through this whole endeavor and many other endeavors and they are doing an incredible job and i'm proud the jewish faith is a cherished part of our family, very proud of it. i would like to recognize secretary steve mnuchin, secretary betsy devos, deputy attorney general jeff rosen and senators tim scott who just lef

you'd watch the news, then you'd watch jon stewart.uldn't watch the news and watch jon stewart. he'd have to remind you, i'm not the news! >> there are a lot of people out there who turn to you -- >> i'm not the news. >> well, they -- >> i'm a interpretation. a comedic interpretation. >> to be informed. they actually think that they're coming closer to the truth with your -- >> now that's different thing. that's credibility. >> he was able to show you and make you hear what you wish you would have thought of. oh, man, why didn't i think of that? or, that's hilarious, i never thought of it like that. >> he grew a stronger and stronger conscience then felt a responsibility i think to carry it out. but he always slammed a huge joke in there. >> nothing will change with the same people, the same policy that is got us into this status quo. another latin word, status quo, and it stands for, man, the middle class, everyday americans are really getting taken for a ride. >> that's the kind of talk you normally hear right before the pharmacist s

stewart. thank you for joining us. out with an historical comparison. ,ndrew johnson, richard nixon william jefferson clinton, and now donald trump. what is similar among those situations, what is different? most obvious similarity is they are partisan. alexander hamilton told us, impeachment would be partisan, they would involve a political remedy for an offense to the , and that the comparative strength of the parties would determine impeachment. that is the way it's been. with johnson, he was impeached by republicans. with nexen, again, it was the democrats who impeached the republican president. clinton's, it was republicans impeaching the democratic president. now it is reversed. that is a common theme, people seem to be surprised by it, but it is about as surprising as the sun coming up in the east. another fact that is important, impeachment happens late in a presidency. this is now entering the fourth year of mr. trump's term. it reflects a buildup of frustration with controversial behavior, inappropriate behav

joining us for the conversation is stewart eizenstat.e served as domestic policy adviser to jimmy carter during the entire four years of his administration and he's author of the book "president carter, the white house years "and john lindberg, his book, "negotiating with iran." he served as political officer in iran and he was, of course, held hostage during those 444 days and welcome to our listeners. mickey joining us from milwaukee. good morning. >> good morning to mr. lindberg. i'm very sorry about what you went through in iran. i'm iranian, and it's a very sad part of iranian history and u.s.-iran relations. it's widely known amongst iranians that jimmy carter's presidency was responsible for the downfall of the shah's regime. the ideas of bresen ski of wanting to have the belt around the union and the stance of turner, william sullivan, the last ambassador in iran and his message to the shah that president carter wants you to leave iran. so i wanted your opinion on the mistakes of the carter presidency and the price we have been p

utah republican chris stewart says his bill strikes a much needed compromise. >>and is a more realistic solution in this year's equality act bill is passed. plan to expand civil rights protections for lgbtq americans passed the but it's been dead in the city it ever sense, tim schulte with the first amendment partnership says the fairness for all ad does the same thing but gives religious institutions exemptions. >>we think these lines are are up sort of morally and politically a sensible but the bill is already facing some backlash. a coalition of civil rights groups, including the n double acp. and the country's largest advocacy group says the bill still treat lgbtq americans like second-class citizens. >>it's a little disheartening i think that the statement exaggerates. >>tyler deaton with the american unity fund, the sole advocacy group at the friday press conference says the bill gives lgbtq americans more likely path at a federal protection for should no longer leave this to the courts along right now the bill only has republican support but stewart says

joining me and i was congressman chris stewart of the house intel committee.oday, how can you be introducing legislation today, there were numerous fisa abuses. what do we do to mount to stop us from going forward? >> with the fisa courts are essential to our national security, but if so is protecting the constitutional rights of every american citiz citizen, including supporters of president trump -- there is no question that comey and others have used that power. you are exactly right, we have to fix it. if we don't fix it, don't reform it, conservatives like me won't vote to reauthorize it. my legislation is very simple, actually, and the american people understand it. it is not hard to get, it would reform and take away some of that power and that potential abuse from director comey and director brennan's of the future. >> laura: let's talk about exculpatory information. we saw through this process, after this investigation got going, congressman, there were multiple instances where the targets of investigation -- or people of interest, whatever you want t

i'm martha stewart. and i'm kmart's new consultant for entertaining and lifestyle. millions of kmart customers with tips on just about everything for the home and entertaining. so come to kmart. well, to be very honest with you-- she was branding, but i was in kmart and then they brought her in, and i met her at kmart. harvey: you got two strong, ambitious women who are kind of launching their brand at the same time. was there competition or camaraderie? oh, wow, to be in competition with martha? come on, come on. i mean, she was something. you know, when i launched my line, it was a hit right away. they wanted me to go into, you know, home and dishes and that. and i held back. i said, "no, let me concentrate on the apparel." - max factor did not want you to go to kmart. - no, they did not. no, they said, "it's not your customer. please don't. we don't want you to." so, we're gonna take a pause right now because i want to understand this. you are a get-along kind of person, and here you got max factor that, you know, they know exactly what they're doing, they are ro

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now earlier we spoke to alison stewart alan from international marketing partners we often hear whether boeing misread its relationship with american aviation regulations. well i think that's one part of it i mean there's a bigger issue going on here which is about the culture but wing clearly the whistleblowers that wrote memos and tried to escalate their concerns about the 737 max the chain of command were suppressed they weren't listened to so i think you know mr calhoun has a lot on his plate the question of the challenge is going to be what does he prioritize is it the f.a.a. relationship is it changing the culture at this enterprise and clearly we know from the u.s. business culture in that the emphasis of solemn speed and getting to market quickly and therefore one of the things that has close them dearly is taking that approach literally to the extreme and getting the 737 to market quickly without necessarily educating the pilots and a lot of other people that have concerns about the aircraft so they're much more fundamental mix fixes i think that calhoun will need to consider r

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is joined by fellow american actress kristen stewart. and british actresses clarify. and emma watson. am i studied english literature and is fascinated by romeo and juliet. for me it's so much about 1st love and it's about how close or live feel feelings are to your skin can be so. tender and painful. the photo shoots took place in paris and verona the city of romeo and juliet tourists come here from around the world couples promise each other eternal love and the joy is famed balcony. 0 was a bit of nostalgia for me homesickness for italy for verona the opera and that is music. to the. for the 1st time a short film has been released along with the calendar it compiles interpretations of chewing it by the aid actresses. in the calendar itself is a 132 page book illustrated with 58 photos. of the actual dates are only printed on the book's cover the calendar function takes 2nd place leaving the stage to the many faces of the modern surely yet. it watching the news from berlin coming up next night groups stick stick around for that if you can and remember you can always

two late goals from greg stewart there.ew permanent manager. ten matches in the second round of the fa cup today. two former winners of the competitiion were up the competition were up against each other at st andrews — where coventry are playing their home games till the end of the season. will keane gave ipswich the lead but a stoppage time callum o'hare equaliser for coventry sets up a replay between the league one promotion rivals at portman road. here's the full list of todays fa cup results — blackpool of league one, survived a scare — against non—league maidstone united. and hartlepool have another chance to knock out league opposition, after coming back to draw 2—2 at exeter. all the goals from the games, on the bbc sport website. while things might not be good for the arsenal men's team there couldn't be more of a contrast, when it comes to their women's side. they recorded the biggest victory in women's super league with an incredible ii—i thrashing of bristol city. dutch striker vivianne miedema scored six of the

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>>republican utah congressman chris stewart is calling on president trump to follow through on his promise to ban flavored e cigarettes and manufactures the cigarettes are targeting stewart calls vaping a nationwide epidemic and they're not marketing the 45 year-old truck drivers with and kids president trump initially said he wanted to ban flavored e cigarettes but then backed off the idea over concerns about how small vaping businesses could be impacted look if your business is built on marketing the i think that's a bad idea. >>just be honest i want to make it harder for you not easy or the white house ncerned products will end up on the black market organ democrat kurt schrader doesn't a complete ban is necessary if you're be the thing that you know men don't like to be different sort got to get a little better balance trade are also says the focus shouldn't just be on flavors i don't know as important as it raising the that's why a group of democrats and republicans is working on a deal to raise the minimum age for all tobacco purchases to 21 the hope is the bill would be included in

martha stewart, i'm the same age as bob dylan, sometimes magazines send you business class but you loveto go coach, i cannot go coach i'm too old to fly from honolulu to madagascar. imagine cheney or bob dylan. [laughter] but that is a fact, i collect people who are born -- people who graduated from high school in 1959, that's when i graduated. mike bloomberg was in my high school, i was in boy scouts with him. and bob dylan and 62 i saw him in harvard square in the top 47 anyway -- 41. [inaudible] >> that's okay but that's the name i would collect, he's a year older. but look at cheney, his monstrosity, he's a zombie. [laughter] he looks like he is from a cohen brothers movie with tubes coming out. and ryan o'neill, is he still alive? but we cannot talk about, and then in mexico i met a guy who was my age, we lived to the same . . . see music, same disruption in the vietnam war. and when i meet someone my age i am thrilled because we sell the same world, my writing habits, this is related to that, i joined the school and i had something to write about, i published a book when i was in

trump, accompanied by the honorable jared kushner, the honorable ivanka trump, oscar stewart and jonathan morales. [inaudible conversations] >> thank you. thank you. well, thank you very much. thank you, everybody. and a friend of mine, tim scott, some south carolina, a senator. where are you? areas. i said you have big book coming up. i think you want to go back to the senate. so i will tell you without tim this wouldn't have happened. tim scott, thank thank you ver. we love you. go back to the senate and vote. thanks, tim. milani and are delighted to welcome so many friends and families to this incredible house, the white house, to celebrate this really sacred season and a very special time. to anyone here today, happy hanukkah. [applause] we are delighted to be joined by vice president mike pence and his incredible wife, karen. .. a cherished part of our family. very proud. i would like to recognize secretary steve mnuchin, secretary betsy devos, jeff rosen, as well as senators tim scott who just left it is a fantastic diane james langford. where is james? come up. did he have to go to

quintanilla with david faber at the new york stock exchange cramer has the morning off joining us, jim stewartith "the new york times," cnbc contributor, author of "deep state. rally rolls on today we think as the nasdaq goes for ten consecutive gains, only two times this decade as it managed such a streak. u.s. equities close at 1:00 eastern. road map begins with the santa rally. nasdaq with nine consecutive record closes, longest streak since 1998. >> retailers bracing for that last minute rush on this final shopping day before christmas. but delivery companies also under pressure from the late push. >> and wework's co-founder may have big reasons to smile this holiday season a report says his $1.6 billion exit package could get sweeter we'll fill you in. with markets in record territory, investors are in a better mood. the 2018 christmas eve period saw the dow tumble 653 points. s&p down 27. nasdaq 140 drop. since then, those stocks have surged the nasdaq leading the major indices with a 44% gain since then we forget, december 26 we came in the day after christmas, and the dow and the s&p r

you cannot go wrong with rod stewart and the philemon egg orchestra. cannot go wrong with rod stewartged in may last year, chaos ensued, with massive delays and overcrowding. operators will be hoping everything goes more smoothly tomorrow, when the new winter timetable comes into effect. the plan is forjourney times to be cut, services increased, and new routes added. let's talk a bit more about what passengers can expect, we're joined by robert nisbet from the industry body, the rail delivery group. thank you for your time this morning. can you give us the rod picture of what these changes will be? —— broad. picture of what these changes will be? -- broad. a thousand extra services across the country. a significant number but i know the references will be made back to what happened last year and since then we have learned our lesson and delivered to successful timetable changes, adding an extra a000 services throughout the country so hundreds of people involved in getting ready for tomorrow, including planners, engineers, and people sitting around the table saying, are we really read

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anna stewart from the cnn results center. >> thanks very much, anna.e moment we got at 10:00 local the exit poll, we saw the pound surging as a key exit poll predicted big conservative. sterling rose to $1.34. that's the highest level since may 2018. for weeks the pound has been rising on bet of mr. johnson's win. it gives currency and direction on what really they're trying to achieve when it comes to brexit. so, i'm sure the markets will be rejoicing as well when they're open about two hours, less than two hours from now. we'll keep on top of that and bring you reaction when stock markets open. >>> international community is reacting. donald trump tweeted looking like a big win for boris in the uk. well, the eu was looking closely at the results. the president of the european council says they're ready to take the next steps. >> we're ready. we're ready for the next steps. we'll see if it's possible for the british parliament to accept the withdrawal agreement to take decision. and if it is the truth, we are ready for the next step. >> well, they're

and the united states, and as martha stewart would say, that's a good thing. he is influential because he is the husband of queen victoria, ,nd when he comes to her court he introduces a lot of the native traditions of germany. one of the biggest is the christmas tree. he will introduce that along with the idea that it should be decorated with lots of ornaments. he also stresses the importance of giving gifts, which many people trace back to the , butence of martin luther that was a way of really observing the birth of christ -- thought that was a way of really observing the birth of christ. he also introduced the way of specially wrapping the gift in special christmas wrapping paper. he introduces all these things into the court, and very quickly, the leading british publications at the time publish these illustrations of what the holiday looks like in her home -- queen victoria's home -- and almost immediately, every proper british family has a christmas tree. when these images cross the pond to the united states, the same thing happens. almost immediately,

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>>publican utah congressma chris stewart is calling o president trump tofollow through on his promise to ban flavored e cigarettes and are targeting stewart calls vaping a nationwide epidic 45 year-old truck drivers with slurpee anflavors are marketing kids president trump initially said he wanted to ban flavored e cigarettes but then backed off the ia over concerns about how small vaping businesses could be impacted look if your business is built on marketing the i think that's a bad idea and i'll just be honest. i nt to make it harder for you not easy or the white house is also concerned flavored products wil end up on the black market organ democra kurt schrader doesn't think a complete ban is neceary if you're be the ing that you know mental they could be different sort of move th to get a little bettebalance trade are also says the focus shouldn't just be on flavors i don't know as important as it raising ththat's why a grou of democrats and republicans is workingon a deal to raise the minimum agefor all tobacco purchases t the hope is the bill would be included in the year-end s

utah republican chris stewart says his bill strikes a much needed compromise.re realistic solution in this year's equality act bill is passed. plan to expand civil rights protections for lgbtq americans passed the but it's been dead in the city it ever sense, tim schulte with the first them in partnership says the fairness for all ad does the same thing but gives religious institutions exemptions. >>we think these lines are are up sort of morally and politically a sensible but the bill is already facing some backlash. a coalition of civil rights groups, including the n double acp and the country's largest advocacy group says the bill still treat lgbtq americans like second-class citizens. >>it's a little disheartening i think that the statement exaggerates. >>tyler deaton with the american unity fund, the sole advocacy group at a friday press conference says the bill gives lgbtq americans more likely path at a federal protection for should no longer leave this to the courts alone right now the bill only has republican support but stewart says he's confident he

alice stewart and aisha moodie-mills join us.ou what joe biden now says which is that he will comply with a subpoena. >> i would abide by what is whatever legally required by him. always have. this is a trial that relates to donald trump's behavior. did he violate the constitution? pure and simple. and i'm going to make sure that's the focus. >> the reason he had to clarify is he did an interview with the des moines register and said he wouldn't comply with a subpoena. and he was asked again would you not comply. biden said correct. and the reason i wouldn't is because it's designed to deal with trump doing what he's done his whole life, trying to take the focus off him. so i think we've now settled that the vice president would comply. >> he's had to reverse course. he's doing these 180 flips because for whatever reason, hinge he speaks without being fully prepared, without listening to his staff and understanding the consequences on doubling down. to be so -- a little bit indignant going forward and refusing to reverse course a

cnn political commentators alan stewart and the former for ted cruz. the president has spent a lot of his vacation firing off tweets at house speaker nancy pelosi, and i'm wondering, what does that signal to you about his mindset? clearly he's not happy. >> clearly the president is very upset that people are following the constitution of the united states and want to preserve the democracy, which is the united states of america. the congress of the united states, really, after all the relations given the testimony brought forward before the intelligence committee and the judiciary committee really had no choice but to impeach the president of the united states. and, look, there is going to be a trial. the president is very unhappy. this president of the united states, unlike anyone -- i'm 66 years old and i've seen in my 66 years here, i've never seen an imperial president like this one. he does not believe in the constitution of the united states, he does not believe in the rule of law. he believes he should be able to do anything he wants. and the fa

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