, trump, trump, trumpolis, minnesota. a sea of red in a state that runs blue. >> trump will either be on mt. rushmore or they will build a mountain for trump. he is saving america. >> thank you, president trump, i love you! >> reporter: these are the faithful, the true believers. the mood here festive. many have said these rallies feel like a concert. excitement about being the trump's first time back on the campaign trail since the impeachment inquiry against him began two weeks ago. >> theacklash at the ballot box the likes of which they have never, ever seen before in the history of this country. >> reporter: most polls have public opinion shifting against the president. the majority of americans supporting the impeachment inquiry. even a fox newsol out today shogun% of americans now believe that trump should be impeached and removed from office. trump lashing out at that poll tweeting, whoever their pollster is, they suck. and tonight's rally, we heard similar sentiment in support of the president. >>

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trump. ♪ ♪ ♪ [cheering] pres. trump: thank you. [cheering] pres. trump: thank you very much. hello, dallas. reat to be with you tonight. thank you. [cheering] pres. trump: i am thrilled to be here. deep in the heart of texas. [cheering] pres. trump: where we just opened a beautiful new louis vuitton plant. [cheering] pres. trump: but i'm with the freedom loving patriots of the lone star state. [cheering] pres. trump: there has never been a better time to be a proud texan. [cheering] pres. trump: there's never been a better time to be a proud american. there never has. [cheering] pres. trump: so i came from a small town, alvarado, texas. [cheering] pres. trump: we celebrated the incredible revival of american manufacturing and we opened up some beautiful places. i'll tell you, this place is doing great. it created in a very short period of time an extra 1000 jobs for texas. [cheering] pres. trump: since my election, we've created 775,000 new jobs across your state, including 70,000 texas manufacturing jobs. they said those jobs have disappeared, didn't they? [cheering] pres. trump: our countr

donald trump, donald trump. >> donald trump. trump out of the oval office. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. we talk about him, we are losing. >> donald trump. >> trump. >> this is about donald trump. >> greg: it's good to focus on your opponents, but this is beyond creepy. it's like a cold formed around the exorcism of a giant demand shaped like a tweet. they spend so much time threading about the other guy, it was like a rehearsal dinner where everyone they are talked about the boyfriend. he looms large, they felt tiny. but if you took trump's personality out of the mix, they'd have absolutely nothing to say about his achievements. those are pretty good. that's why they had to stick to a game of who hates trump more. >> the impeachment must go forward. >> i hope that he is impeached. we have to impeach this president. >> i support impeachment. >> pursue this impeachment this impeachment. >> this president's criminality and his lawlessness. >> criminal in the white house. >> greg: of course, cnn set the whole thing up. no surpr

some trump supporters live in a world of complete fantasy about donald trump himself. the fantasy that somehow donald trump will still get mexico to pay for the wall. the fantasy that there will be a wall to pay for. the fantasy that donald trump is smarter than anyone in politics. the fantasy that donald trump is a tough guy, even though he grew up a spoiled rich kid. the fantasy that donald trump is brave, even though he got repeated draft deferments to avoid the war of his era and has not once since then ever exhibited a single moment of bravery of any kind in his life. still, the trump fantacists see him as tough and brave and even thin and energetic as they do in this video that was shown at a trump campaign event at a trump property in florida. that's about the only place where people would show this video publicly. we aren't showing the video, and i noticed today that cnn hasn't been showing the video, because in this video, the fantasy version of donald trump shoots and kills someone from cnbc, someone from cnn, someone from bbc news, along with many other news organizations. congressman joe kenned

trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> mr. trump. >> donald trump. >> focus on donald trump. >> i think about donald trump. greg: of course you do. and of course they all do because the debate was on cnn, the official network for impeachment nut cakes. is it possible to tell the difference between the candidate and that network. >> direct american foreign policy for personal gains a definition of abuse of power. >> he invited the invasion of a foreign power on our democracy. >> he's given us the evidence. >> this is not an administration, this is a criminal conspiracy. >> a criminal in the white house. greg: it sounds like they are all on the same script or the same drug. why is that? one of the best predictors of presidential elections says trump will win the election. moody's an lit i can i -- an l o better than he did against hillary clinton. i wonder if she is not making any predictions. >> i'm not making any predictions but i think they have their eye on somebody in the democratic primary and are grooming her to be a third

trump. we all know putin is a big fan of trump and trump is a big fan of putin. get themd to readmitted to the g7 just a couple months ago. the connection between the two of them to me seems to be deutsche bank. i don't have any proof but putin is one of the richest men in the world. they say he is worth $200 billion. i don't if that's true or not but that's what i've heard. i don't see how we could make that kind of money being the president of a country that has an economy no bigger than california. i think there's something crooked going on there. and trump on the other hand, over here on the side of the ocean, he is wealthy, too, and i really believe there's some connection between them and deutsche bank and maybe some money laundering going on. like i say i can't prove it but that's just a feeling i've always had because they are such big fans of each of the everything trump does in some way or another and if it's russia. >> guest: john, first of all i love hot springs, and i served with your former member of congress mike ross. we're both elected in 2000. he

this is not the way trump followers imagine donald trump taking on joe biden. they think donald trump is tough enough to fight face to face. to be a trump voter, supporter is to be to varying degrees a fantasist. some businessmen supporting donald trump might like to live with the fantasy that they just vote to support his giant corporate tax cuts and not his racism, not his vulgar aity. not his rank ignorance. some trump supporters live in a world of complete fantasy about donald trump himself. the fantasy that somehow donald trump will still get mexico to pay for the wall. the fantasy that there will be a wall to pay for. the fantasy that donald trump is smarter than anyone else in politics. the fantasy that donald trump is a tough guy. even though he grew up a spoiled rich kid. the fantasy that donald trump is brave even though he got repeated draft deferments to avoid the war of his era. not once since then ever exhibited a single moment of bravery of any kind in his life. still, the trump fantacists see him as tough and brave and even thin and energetic as they do in this video t

tremendous corruption with biden. >> in ethics experts say trump is the one with the conflict. >> donald trump is profiting off his presidency. >> trump'sd his administration. unlike biden, trump stands to benefit financially from their work. >> my two sons, who are right here, don and eric, are going to be running the company. they are going to be running it in a very professional manner. they're not going to discuss it with me. >> reporter: trump promised no new foreign deals, but that hasn't stopped his family from continuing business overseas because trump never divested from his company, he stands to profit. his most recent financial disclosure shows he has $400 million in foreign assets. >> the two sons, when they go around the world cutting deals aren't cutting those deals on their own behalf. they're cutting those deals for their father, donald trump. >> reporter: trump's recent appearance with the indian prime minister was mutually beneficial. >> from ceo to commander in chief, the president of the united states of america, mr. donald trump. >> reporter: india is looking to reduce trade tensions with the u.s., and trump was ang

trump! pres. trump: i love you, too, darling. [cheers and applause] pres. trumpted evenings in the history of television. you add up all those networks. remember the woman crying? no, they were not biased at all. another very special man who is with us today, but he will never be a man to me, he will always be my boy. he is my boy, my little 6'6" boy, eric trump. [cheers and applause] pres. trump: and the parents understand that, right? they may be big and strong and older, but to a parent, a child is always their boy or always their little beautiful girl, and i know that is probably politically incorrect -- they will say it was terrible what he said about women. terrible. [laughter] pres. trump: but they are our boy, and they are our girl, and it does not matter how old they get or how old we get. is that a correct statement? [cheers and applause] pres. trump: and i'm also proud to endorse your next republican senator from minnesota, a man that i have known, a man that is tough and smart, a man that is running against somebody that has never done a damn thing in

cops for trump no, trump is for cops. finally president trumpmised to revive the american economy. taxes, rollback redtape, unleashed american energy and minnesota's economy is booming. true. since election day 2016, 6 point 4 million new jobs have been created by businesses large and small. unemployment is at a 50 year low. there is more americans working today than ever before in the history of this country. [applause] on one promise after another, president donald trump delivered. thanks to the president's leadership and our strong conservative allies in congress amer,ongressman tom congressman jim, congressman pete stauber. we have made america great again. it is true. to keep america great we need andto decide right here right now that minnesota will ofe for four more years president trump in the white house. [crowd chanting four more years] vice pres. pence: four more years means more jobs. four more years means more judges. four more years means more support for our troops. it is going to take at least four more years to drain that swamp.

trump: true. [crowd chanting "u.s.a."] pres. trump: thank you. thank you. it's true. it's true. they are always saying the same thing. but always the same thing, president trump made a totally unsubstantiated claim about hunter biden and his father. it's not unsubstantiated, you crooked son of a gun. it's 100% true. [cheers and applause] pres. trump: 100%. pres. trump: even the smart guys on wall street -- and i know all of them, and they are smart -- they have never seen anything like that one before. [laughter] pres. trump: i have called them. has that ever happened? never happens. guy walks in, no experience, no nothing, walks out with $1.5 billion. flies in on air force 2 with his father, the vice president. don't forget, that's when he was vice president. so china gives his son $1.5 billion. how would you like to have joe biden take over negotiations right now with china? i don't think so. [crowd booing] pres. trump: i don't think so. meanwhile, biden allowed china to rip off america for eight years as vice president, and barack obama let him just rob us blind, and we are not doing that anymore. those days are over. [cheers and applause] the bidens got r

trump's daughter ivanka helped with design, picking out the finishes as trump said at the opening in 2012 but that is pretty much it. trumpy the trump administration or any of their current or former principals or affiliates. it is a trump property in name only and that name continues to pay him. during the presidential campaign financial disclosures by the trump campaign stated income from trump istanbul between $1 million and $5 million and last year the president's financial disclosure brought that figure down to 100,000 to a million dollars and a source familiar with the trump business telling cnn that he fluctuates and the condominium sales and the economy and despite telling turkish reporters in 2012 he was looking to do something else because this has been so successful, a trump organization official said that never happened. there was nothing else in turkey. there are no new projects. what has developed according to sonar chop tye is a bro-mance between turkey strong man tayyip erdogan and president trump who is envious of erdogan's powers. >> i think the reason the erdogan/trump relationship works is erdogan has

that have spoken out against -- people that have spoken out against president trump or candidate trump or businessman trump, they seem to be still around and talking. an italian bout dividual that may have colluded with the democratic national committee or the hillary clinton campaign in helping try to set up candidate that our intelligence, with the cooperation potentially of britain, maybe australia, corruption in ukraine, corruption in russia, they're trying to set president concerned d he was for his life in italy and was asking security. and that's what brought the question in my mind. well, gee, who is he afraid of? because the people that have things to say, even complete lies about president trump, they're still alive and well and kicking and lying and they're out there just spreading more gossip and lies. seem to be plenty healthy. so the question arises, who the heck are people like the person who was involved in the conspiracy to bring down donald trump, who is he afraid of? shouldn't be donald trump. because people against him, they're still out there. ould it be that fear of safety could be fr

this is -- you've seen donald trump has taken 305 days, which he has gone to some kind of trump property. it could be trumpotel, it could be a trump property somewhere, he spent 305 days. 238 of those days he played golf at those properties. more publicity, more trump, he makes money off of them, this one to me is a story we have to keep staying on, it's unbelievable. mike pence stays in a hotel -- trump hotel in ireland when he is doing business in dublin across the country. we covered that extensively, we're staying on that, but that to me, a remarkable story, it's not close, dubeg is not the subbers of dublin, it's a multiple hour commute over there. let's keep going. donald trump as president of the united states, brianna, the trump organization which remember he still is the nominal head in his two eldest son's run tweet out the landscape of this course. nothing comes close, donald trump president of the united states, march of 2019, very proud of the greatest golf course anywhere in the world. also furthers u.k. relationship. i mean this is a classic example of why things like the monthly u meants cl

be trump, and trump will be trumpats are now saying the same thing. trump is being trump. >> right. joni ernst may have summed it up best when she says i can say this or that and he's going to say whatever the heck he wants. >> everyone can agree, trump is going to be trump. >> when we come back, unemployment is at a 50-year low, so why is the income gap growing? motor? nope. not motor? it's pronounced "motaur." for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. for those who were born to ride, you don't let a cold ruin your day. you take dayquil severe liquicaps and crush it. dayquil severe. the daytime, coughing, aching, stuffy-head, fever, sore throat, power through your day, medicine. doprevagen is the number oneild mempharmacist-recommendeding? memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. - when you're volunteering, "it's not my job."r that's because right where you live, there's a need for your time and skills and effort and talent. p

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trump organization. the trumps have plowed ahead with deals in india, indonesia, uruguay, and the philippines that were already in the works before trumpook office. investigative journalists who spoke with erin burnett for cnn's documentary "the trump family business" say those investments are rife with opportunities to influence the president. >> maybe these are people that want to buy really nice condos or maybe they're people that want to influence the president. >> reporter: foreign governments also leapt at the chance to shell out money at trump properties. the trump organization donated nearly $200,000 to the u.s. treasury last year. the company says that represents all of its profits from foreign governments. but the numbers are nearly impossible to verify. the trump family dismisses it as a nonissue. >> someone bought a cheese burger at the trump hotel. it's asinine. >> reporter: still, trump faces multiple lawsuits over whether he's violating the constitution when his business accepts foreign government funds. jared kushner and ivanka trump's roles in the white house opened another potential avenue for foreign influence. last

trump. trump is not trying to bring the country together. trumpy rally has is about criticizing, infighting, and everything else. that is not what i want to say. things, and that he pretends he is fixing what he actually broke, like the iran deal. that was going fine with all the other countries, they was complying and everything, and then he broke it. we always went to war with iran. he did something to make that happen. about the impeachment theater there are text messages from ukraine to one of his aides, or whoever it was, that stated that they understood him forant him to do a favor him, because he was holding up their military money. two, why is the personal lawyer of the president going to investigate anything or anybody? if trump had any evidence of this, which you don't -- somebody probably told him on fox news to do this -- but he could go to the doj, the cia, the fbi -- how is the president going to get his own lawyers to investigate a citizen of the united states? that -- what is that? guest: that is messed up, is what that is. i agree

president trump -- president trump today publicly suggested that both ukraine and china should investigate the biden family oh, what happened to doing your crimes in private? [ laughter ] trump'sike a mobster who instead of throwing a body in the trunk, throws it in the passenger seat so he can use the carpool lane [ laughter ] according -- [ applause ] according to a new poll, 45% of americans now support impeaching president trump, including a major increase in white men age 60 to 61 [ cheers and applause

trump? pence be removed with trump, will he be impeached with trump? it is all moving very fast. host: he mentioned the vice president in terms of mike pence's conversations with the ukrainian president. here is a look. [video clip] pres. trump: impeachment for that? when you have a wonderful meeting or you have a wonderful phone conversation? that was theally, second conversation. i think you should ask for the first conversation also. i can't believe it. i heard there is a rumor out there that they want the first conversation. it was beautiful, just a perfect conversation. that i think you should do that. i think you should ask for vp pence's conversation because he had a couple of conversations, also. host: what do you suppose president trump was trying to do there in terms of pointing reporters to ask mike pence about that? guest: to me, it looks like he is trying to wrap his arms around him and not let go. no, look, i have heard two interpretations. one is that the official pence- white house version of this is that there is nothing to see here, and if you go look at pence's

trump may regard them as the deep state. but these are clearly sound public officials, and then also you have trump appointees who are kind of i think no longer sticking with trump and they're seeing the writing on the wall and they're trying to be honest or more honest or forthcoming about what's actually happened. and i think that between trump officials and appointees breaking their silence and then having a steady drum beat of nonpolitical appointees who are testifying, i think that's pretty convincing day in and day out when you have people telling the same story again and again, the american people are starting to get it. it's not just coming from nancy pelosi or adam schiff. it's coming from people who have -- are civil servants. >> right. and i think ambassador mcfaul, i was critical of nancy pelosi's reluctance to sort of budge an inch. there were national security officials who said if x then y. if donald trump did everything robert mueller found him to do, then y. you have to strengthen your tools and open an impeachment investigation. it turns out i was wrong and she was right. there is a benefit to having all the evidence, first of all to have a con

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they also see this as a weakening of trump's position as president if not if not that then a distraction now according to a china expert their calculation is that trump needs a win and is willing to do whatever he can any compromises possible on substance in order to achieve that win and china also has that crisis in hong kong that was featured as well earlier that won't just doesn't seem to go away but that at the same time chinese chinese officials believe that they can hand it's not the whole congress is not as unmanageable as the impeachment inquiry and that is they're trying for themselves if you can pardon the pun. and indeed to under 4 thank you so much. went out to some of the other stories making news around the world. authorities in the southern indian state of. sacked 48 regional transport workers isn't a strike they were staging continued to beyond the 2 day deadline set by the regional government state minister sated horse and cardinal to take industrial action during festival season. and german arms exports are heading for a new record this year by the end of september export licenses had risen by 75 percent year on year to more than $6

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trump's decision to move american troops and allow this invasion could have truly disastrous consequences, and many people are wracking their brains trying to figure out why trump did this out of nowhere. but instead of guessing, maybe we should just be listening to trumpself. >> president trump's decision to pull troops from northern syria is once again raising questions about his business dealings. as "the washington post" points out, the first person to suggest donald trump would have a conflict of interest in dealing president erdogan was actually trump himself. here he is, back in 2015: >> trevor: "two towers negotiate >> trevor: two hours not one. it's one and another one. i call it two in istanbul." ( laughter ) yeah. i mean, this whole thing would make sense because for trump, it's always about real estate. people think he's playing three-dimensional chess. maybe he's just playing monopoly. but whatever the reason is, trump is now dealing with a major world crisis in addition to his impeachment inquiry. so that's two scandals, not one, but two. we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) the more things in your home you make yourself, the more it feels like your home. there's something just really special about putting in our own time, sweat,

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trump. that is probably their only hope. from what i have seen, known of these people are going to come close to debating trump and defeating trump in the election. but this isagree, again my big concern for democrats. everything on paper says trump should not win this reelection. host: when you say everything on paper. guest: he has a tough time going over 42%. you see african-americans are voting 90% for whoever is the democratic candidate. you see where the population growth is. i can chart out why trump is going to lose this election in a heartbeat. in 2016, we saw the same thing. almost too much comfort on the democratic side. we've got this. there is no way he is going to win. we have to go into this election, assuming he is going to win, what can we do to make sure that is not going to happen? we have to win these three states. we have to do whatever we can to win these states. don't even worry about the other states. triple fund these three states. any money left over, go somewhere else. the new york times had a great article last sunday about the advantage the republican campaigns had in digital marketing. as someone who

trump we heard from one year ago with what trump announced today? >> i think it underlines what we have known through almost three years of the trump trump presidency of the trump presidency, which is there is no consistency or process in the president's foreign policy. there is only what moves the president at a particular moment and what moves him to take to twitter to make pronouncements about foreign policy. at the time he made those statements about the kurds, he might have believed it. but it is also clear that he has, from the time he began running for president, made it clear that he wants to withdraw the united states from places in the middle east which he sees there is no interest for the united states. so it is perfectly consistent with what he announced earlier today about the withdrawal of the united states from syria. to him this is a local problem and it is for local actors to work out. for him, the islamic state has been defeated and it is time for even a small number of american forces to come home. brent: we know it hasn't been defeated completely in the way trump would like us to think, and he has been getting some blowback. u.s

this is just trump being trump. trump doesn't think about, what's my overall strategy? was, we're going to do this, i'm going to watch it and then i'm going to go out and tell the american people. he sort of does everything, so maybe we shouldn't be surprised he was left out. >> we're lucky it ended well. you have to be prepared for every eventuality. during the bin laden raid, the chief of staff was involved in every step, to the day of the mission when bill daly got up and put on his best sunday suit, because as he put it, he knew it would either be the end of the obama presidency or a day to celebrate for america. you've got to be prepared for every eventualty, and they had speeches ready for any eventuality in that case. you just don't see any planning in this white house. >> chris, i want to reiterate the story that you wrote, and you reported that a person close to the president was, cooked, in response to that question about a quid pro quo, and i want to watch it to remind people. >> the look back to what happened in 2016 certainly was part of the thing that he wa

barney frank looked disgusting, i nibbling prplow protuding from his blue shirt, who said that trump, trump or trumpgot it. a two point question. >> okay. kennedy: all right. this is two point question. called a double. all right. >> daily double, original. yeah. >> come on, how can you joke at a time like this. >> she is shaking. kennedy: sorry, quote 10. it is really hard to maintain a one-on-one relationship if the other person is not going, to allow me to be with other people who said that,. trump biden or axl rose. worth two points. you got it right, kevin and guy a tie. tie breaker. >> nothing physical. >> can i still play. kennedy: go ahead we'll make this worth 5. >> wait a second. kennedy: question -- quote 11. i have great relationships with them, talking abou so mollians,e is a lot driving cabs and are friends of mine. who said that, trump biden,al baldwin. >> i wish does not change that it was joe biden, he is friends with cap drivers and somalia. >> a lost again. kennedy: guy and kevin split the cheese plate. >> and the fruit. >> i'll be across the street at the bar. >> we'll bridg brin

trump: we will make america proud again. [applause] president trump: we will make america strong again. [applause] americat trumpwe will -- make america safe again. [applause] president trump: and we will make america great again! thank you, texas. thank you. [applause] ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption contt ♪ guest: >> c-span's 2020 coverage continues. live saturday at 1:00 p.m. eastern, senator bernie sanders at a bernie's back rally in new york city. watch on c-span, anytime at c-span.org, and listen wherever you are using the free c-span radio app. c-span and the polling firm recently conducted a survey on american's attitude toward voting and election. we asked how committed the political parties are to making sure elections are fair and accurate. letters attitudes toward republicans are split, with 49% believing they are committed, and 53% believing they are not. 61% think democrats are committed to fair and accurate elections and 38% disagree. why the discrepancy? it's largely due to

trump: i hope not. i don't know how he knows these people. what? >> [inaudible] pres. trump: they are clients. he has a lot of clients. i just don't know. i haven't spoken to rudy about it. heard, they said, we have nothing to do with it. we have nothing to do with it. >> [inaudible] pres. trump: was i what? >> [inaudible] pres. trump: china has to do whatever they want. if they want to look into something, they can look into it. if they don't want to look into it, they don't have to. frankly, if china wants to look into something, i think that's great. if they don't, i think that's great. that's up to china. >> [inaudible] pres. trump: trey gowdy is a terrific guy. is a problem where he can't start for another couple of months because of lobbying rules and regulations. you will have to ask about that. i just heard he can't start until after january because of the lobbying rules and regulations. so i don't know. but we will have to see. i have not spoken to him. >> [indiscernible] mr. trump: perhaps the last one, i hope. i hope the last one. of the three i hope it is the last one. we have no soldiers in syria. we have won, we beat isis. we have no soldiers. the last thing i want to do is bring thousands and thousands of soldiers in and defeat everybody again. we have already

trump kids. this is chris lu on msnbc. watch. >> this is a little ironic. i mean any story that mentions hunter biden you can pretty much a substitute donald trump jr., eric trumpivanka trump, mar-a-lago, trump hotel. the idea that this president would try to make hay out of political scandals is pretty laughable at this point. we give up our entire business so that my dad could run for president. he dumped millions of dollars of his own money. he doesn't take salaries, we don't do anything overseas anymore. we gave up -- we didn't have to. we did that all voluntarily. we are not doing any new deals overseas. we give up our entire business so that my father, while my father was in the office. you know the sacrifice he made? he was flying over to china, getting a billion and a half dollars, they made no sacrifices. they enrich themselves off of politics. quite frankly we are probably the only people in american history who did the exact opposite. >> laura: i want to read another part of this nbc reporter's article, what was unknown is that he has accompanying his father to chin china. hunter biden was forming a chinese equity fund that associates a set of the ti

trump's daughter ivanka helped with design, picking out the finishes, as trump said at the opening in 2012. trumpowers istanbul is not owned, developed, or sold by the trump organization or any of their current or former principals or affiliates. it is a trump property in name only, and that name continues to pay him. during the presidential campaign, financial disclosures by the trump campaign stated income from trump istanbul between $1 million and $5 million. last year the president's financial disclosure brought that figure down to $100,000 to $1 million. a source familiar with trump's business telling cnn the fee fluctuates on condominium sales and the strength of the turkish economy. and despite trump telling turkish reporters in 2012 that he was looking to do something else because this has been so successful, a trump organization official says that never happened. there was nothing else in turkey. there are no new projects. what happens developed, a sort of bromance between turkey's strong man, president erdogan, and president trump, who's envious of erdogan's powers. >> i think the reaso

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trump. 173 didn't do it. they knew donald trump was watching. they knew donald trump was taking attendance at matt gaetz' version of drunk driving in the hallways of the house, and they wanted nothing to do with donald trump and matt gaetz' stunt. as the evidence pours in against him, donald trump should be wondering how many republicans in the house might eventually vote for impeachment. every day it becomes more likely that impeachment will have at least some republican votes in the house of representatives, and donald trump's firewall in the united states senate that's supposed to save him from being removed from office seems to have a new crack it in every day. today it was senator john thune of south dakota who is mitch mcconnell's number two in the senate leadership. john thune said this about what is emerging from the impeachment investigation, quote, the picture coming out of it based on the reporting we've seen is yeah, i would say is not a good one. as donald trump's desperation deepens, he chose to put the trumpian word "perfect" in mitch mcconnell's mouth,

done, and stupid -- dumb or stupid to think that if pence willh trump, be the president and he will pardon trump. , he willpardons trump make him vice president. when he becomes vice president, he will then resign, and then trump will be back as president. how stupid is our democratic people? host: how did you come to that conclusion? caller: i was very impressed with his speech last night, and i am so impressed with all of his -- host: from last night, how did you come to that conclusion that you stated about people resigning and being appointed? caller: how did i what? host: how did you reach the conclusion that if the president is impeached, the vice president will be put into place and then resign? stupid, normal stupid but can be so the democrat party not to predict together. host: got the point. from michigan, independent line. hello. caller: thank you. and iwatch part of that, am listening to your callers, and it is amazing how different he is speaking, the interpretation of what he said. we are talking about substance and what he did for health care. what did he do for health care? my husband pays astronomical

with trump's dangerous bizarre non-strategy on iran as ben benjamin netanyahu but he might not be empowered much longer. inhis alliance with trump is le his successor a frightening legacy. under trump's the two state solution in israel a long time bipartisan american policy in the middle east is effectively fallen apart. trump is allowed israel to take steps that make future palestinian safe almost impossible and for three years he put his son-in-law who is only experience was using his father's money to buy real estate in charge of brokering peace between israel and the palestinians. it was a joke everybody knew it. but since trump was president everybody had to play along now there is no peace plan there was never going to be a peace plan. and the chances for one are almost nonexistent after three years of the trump administration. down in libya trump admittedly inherited a pretty miserable situation but somehow like everything else he managed to make it worse. the country has been fractured for years, his rival militias with a host of foreign patrons have been fighting a civil war that created a vacuum that's been filled in by extremists. and migrant crisis that continues to expan

trump. all the referendum thought in this election is going to be trump or not trump. "x" future or "y" future? if the future you want is trump kicking you in the face to all eternity elect donald trump. if you want to argue policy you are re-electing donald trump. trump hands them right now the opportunity to go after him as a man who is corrupt, who is ineffective, and who has led this country into a place where the reputation of our president is as an extortionist and mercenary. >> when our president tosses out a reference to a civil war -- >> right. i think that is, again, this is a way to make a referendum on this man. what kind of president in this country, you know, other than the guy -- unless he has jefferson davis fantasies, wants to go out and have the reputation be retweeting and praising somebody who is threatening a civil war. if he doesn't get to operate above the law, if he doesn't get to be unaccountable in every way, and this is the kind of thing that trump has normalized in our country and it is a great danger. >> jeff flake, consensus, hall of fame,