clearly hear the sound of the pounding now on the other side on the syrian side you have the town of talib yet which besides russell i know is one of the other main targets of this turkish offensive most of the people there have reportedly fled the area but we do expect heavy clashes and more fighting today over there in tyler on the other hand we have reports of more attacks coming from the syrian side to the turkish border areas just earlier 3 rockets or mortars have reportedly hit the place where we all right now ambulances have been rushing to the locations at least 18 people have died in the past days here on the turkish side in these apparent reprisal attacks so the security situation is very tense here on the turkish side as well tense situation there and there has been a lot of criticism all of this offensive also from arab states as we've been reporting some allies have begun stopping weapons sales to turkey but ankara same's undeterred prior to the embargo turkey's foreign minister measured cush of all who spoke today w. and he had this to say. this is a vital matter for us it's

turkish backed rebel groups have already expelled the kurds from talib yet another town on the border but a nearby telemark troops arrived to hold the turkish advance. we came here to tell the american base the turkish attack against syria and to ensure the safety of families from the random turkish shelling. the development risks a direct confrontation between syrian and turkish forces. meanwhile u.s. troops are continuing their withdrawal from northern syria trump has said that he'll keep a quote small footprint station in southern syria and threaten turkey with thanks since for its offensive against the kurds. the european union has also condemned the operation the block agreed to limit the sales of weapons to turkey but it fell short of announcing sanctions. formal remorsefully. formally it was not possible to have an embargo but all come here are committed to no longer delivering omes to turkey and really they. don't. don't ask me right now what is happening with the young going contract. with economically is up to rich country to me what they do it's nevertheless a very strong d

oh, probably not a question that concept appeals to michigan congresswoman talib. said the democratic party is considering ways of arresting members of trump's cabinet, jailing them would be an option. >> we're trying to figure out, no joke, we're trying to figure out, is it the dc police that goes to get them? we don't know? where do we hold them. but i will relay your message. i will tell them they can hold off -- we'll take care of them. and then -- if they show up to the committee hearing -- >> just going to arrest them. that's not third world or anything. arrest the cabinet. you have to give talib credit for honesty, she's not pretending to be prayerful, she's saying what she thinks and she speaks for unfortunately quite a few people in her party. what we're watching here as you watch in that clip is politics itself breaking down. that's not politics. that's not the effort to persuade people, bring them to your side through reason. no, that's something different. modern partisans on the left don't want to win the next election. electoral power is too transient

yet, they're issuing these random subpoenas and according to talib, which i know you're not going to agree with what that woman said. >> i don't. i don't. >> about throwing them all in jail. >> i don't. >> i know. throw them all in jail. >> it's not productive. >> throw the attorney general of america, bill barr, they're going to arrest him. >> he's got to come from overseas. >> quick final word to you, kevin. >> the process needs to play out. it's early on. a majority of americans supports this inquiry going forward. they don't necessarily support impeachment of this president. i don't either as a reasonable democrat. we need to have this move forward. >> kevin, pam, you guys get together. have tea over the weekend. great to have you with us tonight. >> have drinks. >> it's the weekend. >> thank you. >> good night. >> president trump confirming he will be sending that letter to house speaker nancy pelosi daring her to hold a formal vote on her impeachment inquiry. our senior -- chad ingraham answers how a vote like this shapes up and why democrats are reluctant to take a vote on the

host: are we seeing high profile freshmen like representatives omar and threeb, are they -- talib, are they bringing in strong numbers? guest: they are still raising good amount of money. they are in state democratic districts. it's likely they'll be re-elected. they are using their high profile status to raise a good amount of money. what i'm especially interested in are the pie hi profile democrats in competitive races. so we saw california freshman democrat katie porter, she's had some viral videos of her questions at hearings. she again raised over a million dollars in this one quarter. again, topping the list of house democrats in competitive races. raising the most out of that group. she can really use that money, especially in california where it's really expensive to air tv ads and campaign. that will be useful to her going into 2020. host: any other democrats? freshmen that maybe the president won their districts but they won in 2018? guest: we saw several of those democrats pull in big numbers this cycle. congressman max rose from staten island, he raised over $700,000. congr

war but last month president donald trump declared the talks date blaming a surge of violence by the talib. the attack comes just a day after a u.n. report said afghan civilians were dying in record numbers amnesty international says the blast demands the world's attention. but in anger how many now have life changing injuries and mass graves are being dug many feel the international communities forgotten them brian al jazeera. anger against algeria is ruling elite is showing no signs of abating thousands took to the streets on friday and what is now the 35th week of demonstrations in the capital our jails and in other cities across the country protesters called for the government to rid itself of any remnants of the regime of the former president abilities but a fico resigned after mass protests in april. the u.n. human rights office has called for the release of a prominent blogger is lawyer and a journalist are being held in an egyptian jail the blogger. was released in march after serving a 5 year sentence for protesting but was rearrested last month his lawyer was also arrested meanwh

will support bernie sanders and representative omar will support bernie sanders reports that ilhan talibort bernie sanders >> what we've got now is bernie sanders had a heart attack a couple of weeks ago. his first challenge was to show he's back in the race vigorous, feeling okay he certainly did that. he looked good on the stage and as if he felt good those health questions remain. i've got to say he has caught a bit of a break by having aoc and the squad line up with bernie sanders. that will help her look a little bit less out there on the edge of the democratic party. that is something as she tries to consolidate her front runner status and move on being in between sanders and joe biden is not a terrible place to be we thought the race would be transformed but i y impeachment hunter biden, that really wasn't the case >> john, what is the strategy for each -- let's take vice president joe biden, senator warren and senator sanders in maybe one or two sentences a piece, what is the strategy each of those folks have given last night's debate and the endorsement picture we see shaping up

and that endorsement, and also we expect the endorsement of rashida talib, and he can be propelled up the polls. sanders stuck in third place at this point and we're now just 100 days away from the iowa cause discu caucus. if your concern are the big bread and butter issues. if you care about medicare for all, reducing the debt load that is being incured from going to college, sanders is your candidate and this is a candidate that we think rereceive that message very well. wind into the crowd to talk to some of the voters to see what kind of voters were showing up, i talked to four people, two were undecided voters. usually if you show up to a rally like this you're behind a candidate, this could be a new level of interest in the can people that wasn't there before, but it shows he has the opportunity to change some minds here today as he looks forward to this contest going forward. >> all right, just a few minutes away from getting started. we continue to follow new developments in the impeachment inquiry as new cracks are emerging in the support of impeachment. this comes at g.o.p.

i want to ask you about congresswoman talib. basically i think she's a little off message when it comes to nancy pelosi wants to do. listen to what she his. >> this is the first time we've had a situation like this. we're trying to figure out, no joke, trying to figure out, well, is it the d.c. police that gets them? no, no. >> dana: no joke. marc? >> congress has no authority to arrest executive bench officials. i'm sorry. they're not going to be doing that. the executive branch is a co-equal branch of government and the congress doesn't have the power to jail members of congress. >> dana: reminds me when there were fantasies on the democratic side in the bush administration when they wanted to see karl rove frog marshed out of the white house. same rule applied. >> i remember. >> dana: thanks, marc. with all the talk on impeachment, what do average americans want congress to focus on? we asked people across the country and we'll tell you what they had to say up next. balance. for strength and energy! whoo-hoo! great-tasting en

congresswoman rashida talib from detroit is selling t-shirts saying "impeach the --." figure that out yourself. and they are mocking bill barr eating chicken. again, number one, this should be taken seriously by everybody, anyway. number two, because it is a political debate heading into the reelection year, you see max rose here, and he says, if i'm going to do this, i need you liberals to protect me and not mess this up. >> rose is in trump plus 10 district, i believe, so he's really on the fringes on the democratic majority which means he's in a very difficult seat. republicans are going to go after him aggressively, so yerks there a -- yes, there are a number of democrats like him that won the majority which are afraid to go into impeachment but feel that they have to, and now that they've started seeing polling backing tup has made them more comfortable going there. >> and what they don't want is for them to say this is all a joke to the democrats, trying to raise money or whatever. the speaker has tried to contain this. we've watched republican speakers when they

will be angry one way or the other and what this comes down to right now, new group is with rashida talibh when she announced an impeachment inquiry and i agree 100% with what she said on that day which is i would be doing the same exact thing if a democrat would have done what donald trump was doing. this for me and millions of americans should not be a democrat or republican issue and the very fact that the mainstream conversation is mostly weighing in on how this will play in the 2020 election, i think, honestly makes me not only scared, but also angry. this should be about our constitution and the highest ideals of our country. are we going to come together as a country and enforce the rules on to everybody or is donald trump going to continue to get away with breaking the law and trampling the rights of millions of americans? >> your question about backlash, donald trump is the backlash. he's not the only backlash. the rise of the republican party of the past four decades is the backlash to the social movements of the mid-20th century and the civil rights and the expansion of voting

i now recognize congresswoman talib for five minutes of questioning. >> thank you, mr. chairman. earlier this month, my home state of michigan became the first to ban flavored e cigarettes. this came after news of the smokers showing up in emergency rooms with shortness of breath, chest pain, coughing, vomiting. nationally, we have seen as we've repeated, at least 530 cases of lung disease in e cigarette users in 38 states. and it exposes just how little we know about these products. nicotine e-cigarettes were let on the market. in practice, i believe that we've become testing ground to the american public. most disturbingly, our american youth. and right now, there's so much that we do not know about the long term impact of e-cigarettes but what we do know now is pretty alarming. why do you believe they have not been approved as cessation methods? because they're advertised that way. >> to my knowledge, the companies haven't submitted the data. >> why? >> the companies would need to answer that, but it can be a costly process and it may be that they would also need to describe t

three congressman, talib, aoc, omar, will reportedly put their support behind bernie sanders.m on his son and ukraine. they did not. he was asked a very good question by anderson cooper, you said if you're elected president you will not allow your family to have overseas business dealings. okay. why then would it be okay for your son to have done it when you were vice president? he did not answer the question. he was pressed on other things. here is the former vice president on his son. >> my son did nothing wrong. i did nothing wrong. i carried out the policy of the united states government in rooting out corruption in, in ukraine. what i wanted to make a point about, my son's statement speaks for itself. what we have to do is focus on donald trump. he is going after me because he knows if i get the nomination i will beat him like a drum. >> as you said your son hunter today gave an interview admitted he made a mistake, showed poor judgment serving on the board in ukraine, did you make a mistake letting him? >> my son's statement speaks for itself. i did my job. i never discu

talib endorses. more have to answer for what these new progressives are pushing for.longer does the speaker just say what goes. the speaker has to answer for or against these proposals and policy pushes coming from the left side of her caucus. that is an interesting level of bottom-up leadership from the freshman. john,we will hear from mechanicsburg, pennsylvania on the independent line. caller: thanks for taking my call. i have a question about the responsibility of the press. let me preface it. i went to college graduated from shippensburg university in pennsylvania back in 1984 with a journalism degree. actually had lines -- lunch with helen thomas. our dean of our journalism department and i was the president of our journalism club and all of that. anyway, i was a naive and young guy again journalism was objective. question to your guest, you folks are definitely involved in the press, in the media and disseminating information. i recall learning in college in 1984 about objective reporting and news and trying to cover the news fairly, i don't see it anymore and