worth $50000000000.00 it brings together some iconic brands on the french side as per usual and see toin as well as germany's opel and then this few at chrysler with not only its namesake brands but also dodge and cheap and even some luxury brands alfa romeo and muscle roddie while some of these brands have struggled in the past and found it difficult to adapt to massive changes in the automotive sector together they form a strong global player. the merger creates a new number 4 in the world com market with combined sales of just under 9000000 vehicles chrysler is topped by germany's faux japan's toyota and by over an only son all selling over 10000000 vehicles per year the new company leaves behind american automaker general motors. together for at chrysler and france's p.s.a. will employ 400000 people analysts say the tie up could allow the french carmaker to break into the american market where it is not well established and could benefit from crisis position but they may face more challenges in asia where both companies are not seen a strong players and neither field tries to nor p.s

we, i'm it for her toin it. >> no doubt the two besties will be hanging during the holidays too and wehael's for me creative holiday gifting tips my goal iso put the gi kevin gave nischelle and me to shame. >> really? really, kevin frazier? >> no, thank you. >> this is a lump of coal, not a gift. >> can i give it back? >> of course a michael's gift card is perfect for anyone. chose to go with the more homemade feel. i want it to be luxuriously ridiculous, over the top. it would be cute because he's a ken ani'm keltie, if i can find a quick "k." >> they're festive. n i use these? >> yeah. >> they look expensive. are they expensive? i'm buying them for you. >>ou are a very crafty person. this sort of feels like the for inspiration. you would come >> some of my earliest memories are going to michael's with my mom as a kid, picking out crts. it really has en a part ofy fe and i have in turn do that with my girls. >> think mine's done. let me see. honestly, it's really cute. >> i feel good about it. >> vin, check it out. it'sour face. >> the craftes is at a different level. keie, thank you

he is not going toin, is reporter: on the 15th of march, a loneunn walked into this mosque armed withemiautomatic military style weapon. he killed 51 pple and injured dozens more. new zealand is now determined to make sure nothing like this ever happs again. and this is what they are doing about it. new zealand plans to destroy nearly all high-powered semiautomatic assault rifles. centers like this one have been set up across the country, and tens of thousands of gun owners ove been forced to hand in firearms as partamnesty. in the center we visited in , christchurchese are some of the guns that have been handed in in justne day. why do you think it is so important that these guns are now off the stets? >> as you can see, these are semiautos. 15 or more magazine capacities. they take to 30 or more magazine capacities. these are e go-to for mass shootings. reporter: but while the ban was swift, it is not without its critics. this is the hand loaders range on the outskirts of the city. in a country where there is roughly one firearm for every four citizens, the people herepr reent decad

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tack occurred amidst a string of antisemetic incidents toin the region. y, in response to this fotest attack, new york governor andrew cuomo callea new domestic terrorism law in th state. he also linked the incent to a larger pattern of hate crimes throughout the country >> once we become intoenrant of diffs, then we are intolerant with erica because america is all about differences. >> mitchell: the u.s. carried out military strikes in iraq and syria against an iranian-backed militia group blamed for an attack that killed an american contractor on friday. in a statement, the defense department said u.s foes carried out "precision defensive strikes" against five sites-- three in iraq and two in syria. the contractor was killed at a military compound in kirkuk, iraq in a rocket attack.fo u.s. service members and two iraqi troops were injured. a defense department spokesman said the strikes will limit the militia group's ability to carry out future attacks on americans and iraqi allies. national security advisor robert o'brien said today that the u.s. af st

are going to keep guns out of the wrong hands and save lives, but that john cornyn has time and time toin not gone far enough pass legislation into law. there are universal background checks, bipartisan background checks that passed the house by blocked which is being by majority leader mcconnell in the senate right now. we are pressuring senators across the country to bring that going tolieve they are pay the political consequences on election day. >> you've mentioned that the politics of guns is often and the democratic debates have featured a lot of discussion about limiting access to arms. did beto o'rourke go too far when he suggested that we should pursue mandatory buybacks of ak-47 and ar-15s? >> i really sympathize with beto. he was rightfully angry that his community was targeted by a an assaultoice of rifle was not in any way, shape, or form constrained by the policy in the state of texas or the united states of america. solution, ais mandatory buybacks solution. it is not what we as an organization have forward. we believe that we are an evidence-based organization that believe

want to bringo in new witnesses and was able to prevail upon the white house if that was the best way toin go in those negotiations ae still ongoing and they are happening not only between the white house and the republicans n but also between the republics in the senate and democrats but at this time it looks like they are coming in on trying to have a relatively speedy senate trial that does not bring a lot of new witnesses but president trump felt like maybe they could have brought in witnesses like hunter biden and others to expand the scope of it and try to push it for political advantage but at this point it looks like they will go in a different direction and also what is happening this alast week is that president trump iss trying to push through as many deals as he can to look like he's been productive if the house moves forward on impeachment. >> who will represent the president? will there be witnesses for the the whiteand what is house part of this? >> white house is talking with i mcconnell's office on exactly how that will go through. one of thehe most recent ideas s been to

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ourse people have the right they have all the freedom to express their views, and that is democracy toin people to express themselves. december was an eventful month for saudi arabia. launched the world's biggest ipo in the kingdom's new energy minister delivered a last-minute surprise in his first opec plus meeting back announcing a deeper than expected production cut. he told us why he made the decision and how he managed to get the alliance in line after grueling talks in vienna. why are you willing to cut more? bebecause there will additional activity in the first quarter, and we have learned the best thing to do is preemptively lower production to make sure we we go onl with this as to the end of 2020. >> isn't it just creating more for others to not comply with their quotas? why i was asked in the press conference about why it took so long. we spend a good chunk of the ine reviewing what we need terms of getting sufficient assurances that those who have not complied fully will be complying. otherwise it would not have given us any credence to look at additional murder -- look at ad

the consideration, you're obligated to schedule not to consider -- you made a ruling, it is an order toin appeal. >> the gentleman will suspend, we're doing what we have to do under the rules. >> the gentleman is not recognized. we will -- >> i have an on junctibjectiobj >> is this when we just hear staff ask questions of other staff. >> this hear willing be considered in an orderly fashion, theer gentleman will n yell out and not attempt to disrupt the proceedings. we will now hear presentations of evidence from counsels of the judiciary committee. barry burke will present for the majority and steven castor will present forn the majority. each of you will have 30 minutes to present. there isut a timing light on yo table, when it goes from green to yellow you have one minute to conclu conclude, when it turns read, you a minute -- >> i have not withdrawn my objecti objection, i want everyone to have an opening statement. i'min objecting to your opening statement comment. >> thank you, mr. chairman, ranking member collins, and all of the members. before i had the great honor of be e.ing a g

john durham looking back at the efforts ande the actions of people like jim comey and john brennan toink and see, did this started before the official cross fire hurricane date of july 31st? i have seen classified documents that indicate that it did. >> jason: your service on and d both the judiciary committee and intel committee is really insightful. i appreciate it. congressman mcclintock, i wish i had a chance to go back to you as well. but i have to wish you both a merry christmas. thank you again for joining us tonight. again, thanks to both of you. tonight, even democrats are starting to realize impeachment is not only bad for the country, ft also a political nightmare. the infighting has officially begun. and last night's democratic debate, andrew yang called out his own party. watch this. >> the media did not do his favorite by the recent donald trump became the president and the first place.ri if you turn onir cable networks, news today, you would think he is the president because of some combination of russia, racism, facebook, hillary clinton, and emails, all mixed together.

he had such an appreciation for the raw beauty, the perfect double play, or throwing just the right toin batter at just the right moment, and so, there was a little kid in him, for sure, that loved going to the ballpark and eating hot dogs. but i think that there was a deeper and more soulful meaning, that there is something innately beautiful, and what he compared to music or number theory, or art, it really expressed something in the human soul. >> bret: he called opening day religious holiday. did he impart that love of baseball do you? >> he did. i cannot claim to be as phonetic a fan as he was, but i grew up playing baseball, little league. he was probably just at every single game and practice i played. >> bret: is that right? >> yes, and we went to ball games all the time. the orioles when i was little, then the nats when i moved tots washington. it was kind of oured time toge together. >> bret: he loved the movies. >> yes. his favorites were always "casablanca," and "lawrence of arabia" and "north byar northwest." he could recite them line by line. and with me, we had this tradit

said she does not have the money toin to continue. kimberly howard and danielle are back.the only thing surprising to me was the day of the week she chose. she -- could have easily done this next month. it did feel like a candidacy that was, that had just gotten off the rails. or never got on the rails. >> i covered her some about when she was a statewide politician in california. and i followed her career. think she's enormously talented. i think she's a great on the stage of politics. great in a courtroom. great in a hearing room. you remember she eviscerated bill barr with great skill. she launched with a lot of enthusiasm and hope. but you have to have a clear consistent message of some kind. beyond the fact that she would be the nation's prosecutor to take out donald trump, which of course now is what the impeachment is about, it wasn't there. she was confused about what she wanted to do on health care. she got in it with joe biden in a way that seemed dramatic at the beginning in terms of race and history. >> she didn't know how she was making the point. >> she got c

when i'm driving around toin, i your- around town, i see signs. i want to rip them out of a ground, but i would never do it. at them, not in a favorable way. all over thesi place and i would love to see more. we want to see them all down the streets. they're free. they'll come and install them for you. you can host a party at your house like i did. you don't have to invite 150 people. to kind of put her on the map and it was quite the moment. i was shocked. big house and a it did not look so big when these people were in it. andi was happy to have them it made me feel really good. i'm always honored when she asks me to introduce her or talk about the pledge cards, because person who hated politics my whole life. the fact that she has drawn me just speaks volumes to the kind of candidate she has to be, because otherwise i would have her like everybody else. there's something different about this woman and she's fantastic. and we need her to be president of the united states. do what you can to help her. [applause] >> you can turn your pledge cards

i like toin an uber, put my headphones on and when my own business. the driver said, where are you going? ok. i am going to the newseum. why? and i said, well, i am doing this thing with the fbi. it is about black fbi agents. what? he says, "what? black fbi agents?" yes, black fbi agents. he was surprised. i was not really surprised that he was surprised. you probably are not either. -- it made me sort of chuckle, because looking back -- and i have had to do my research preparing for this -- there was james wormley jones in 1919. i did not know that. he did not want to believe it, the uber driver. james wormley jones. mentioned john glover . i get so caught up covering the fbi of today that i had not at in theked back past. when they asked me to do this, i would not be doing my job if i did not say, but are you going to talk about what the numbers are now? and they could have brushed off that question. i respect the fact they dealt with it. i was told, listen, you can't look to the future until you look back at the mistakes of the past. i appreciate t

have toine, democrats do what they are doing because you simply cannot reward bad behavior.f you do, you are facilitating more bad behavior. the house, they don't have the luxury of being lazy parents, they must do their duty, they must hold him accountable even foregone is a conclusion he will be removed. host: do you think the democrats have a sound case from what you have seen and heard? caller: absolutely. and i have listened to every word of all the hearings. i am a retired lady of leisure and i have the luxury of being able to absorb this information. host: what do you think is the strongest aspect of their case? caller: both articles are strong. they would be stronger if they could get people to testify, that people -- the people the trump are blocking from testifying. the facts are the facts even if they cannot get people to show up. they have got a good case just to say he did wrong, he did wrong enough to justify him no longer being president and he should move forward because it is the right thing to do. host: jodi in ohio, good morning. caller: good morning and i

logic was no less valid and foreign policy than domestic and nowhere more applicable than the power toin declare war and if anything it was more powerful and more potent and subject to abuse and therefore more essential to control in the context of the war power. it's important to remember under british rule it is not how it worked and it's why they chose the model that they did, the king of england wielded the power to send his country and hours for that matter because we were part of his country prior to the revolution into war. regardless of whether it was in anyone'ser interest other than e kings, indeed one of the chief grievances against king george the third in the indictment section oft e the lipper declarf independence he render the militaryen independent of superr to the civil power. at the constitutional convention, the delegates wanted to make deliberate and dramatic break from that monarchy centered model. article one section eight of tht ec constitution could not of been clear on this point. making clear that congress shall have the power to declare war. as james mattis wro

so the allegation against the president by the democrats, they've tried toin nrait it in various ways. what it comes down to is that as president, he has control under article 2 of the constitution of the foreign relations of the united states. and they want to have a simple, clean allegation that says he leveraged that constitutional power for his own political gain. what i am pointing out is that may be an abuse of power but also an abuse of power to launch an impeachment under circumstances where i don't think there is any conceivable chance the president will actually be removed from office. and where even if we hear today from the law professors who are going to testify that the conduct here in an abstract legal constitutional way fits the definition of maladministration that matches up with what the framers were thinking about when they put impeachment into the constitution, what the framers also did in the constitution was make impeachment very difficult to do. it is essentially a political control, not a legal one. and if you launch impeachment under circumstances where you do