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trump, right? no? yes/maybe? >> no, donald trump is symptom, not cause. so donald trumps part of a long period where you lose the ability to actually have parties act in a way that hold themselves accountable. so back in the day, if you nominated somebody like donald trump, what would happen is one of two things. one, they don't get to a party convention. that's back when parties actually control who they nominate. but later on, or even both before and after that for some period, if you nominate somebody who is out of the norm, what will happen is people will switch over to the other party. it happened with barry goldwater. it happened with george mcgovern. but as parties become much more different ideologically, demographically, you get locked in place by what's called "negative partisanship." so the fear of the other side winning becomes big enough you will accept anything your side does. so a majority of donald trump voters said they were actually voting against hillary clinton. so donald trump can only win in american politics at a time of super high polarization. wh

trump, they need to start playing the game. if israel puts trump's name on a city, the palestinians should put trump's name on their whole country. just title it like-- do it like a tyler perry movie, "donald trump presents the palestine." ( laughter ) or maybe even change the flag. just make the flag a picture of donald trump with a six-back of abs, and the "v" thing. you know, the "v", the thing. when you drink a lot of smoothies, you get the "v." >> trevor: roy, if the palestinians start praising trump, won't israel just praise trump even harder? >> exactly. and then the palestinians praise trump even harder than that. >> trevor: yeah, but then israel will just praise trump even harder than thatthan that. >> and then the palestinians will praise trump even harder than that. >> trevor: roy, all that's going to happen is both countries will be filled with people wearing maga hats praising donald trump 24/. 7 >> exactly. and then everyone will be on the same page and that's when we'll have peace in the middle east. hang on, hang on a second. i've got a call. jimmy, what's up? you still want that hip replacement and corn rows? al

they had hats on of trump and pins for trump. trump, trump, trump. ering and applause] they have the bands on like a ms. universe that says trump pens and they have buttons all over and shirts same trump and trump pens and i never saw anything like it. if every state is like tennessee sir, i hate to tell you but you will have one hell of a victory and that's what happened. [cheering and applause] you did it. you did it and i think we will have your numbers, even bigger numbers because i will tell you what, we are a long way from the election but i think the crowds today are bigger than they were the day before the election. last time. [cheering and applause] you know, elizabeth warren, sadly referred to, she of great indian heritage, remember i use to say i have more indian blood in me that she has and i have a song. i turned out to be right. but you look at what she is doing and what she is saying the lives -- lies and deceit and fraud. we are going to do so great and it will be something that will be special. it will be for the record books, the eva

trump. you're either for donald trump or you are against donald trump. he wants to encourage everybody to see it his way, so he steps in to all of these and makes his voice heard and makes his muscle felt. >> narrator: it was effective. flake's own votersurned on him. >> i think he knew at that time that i was out of sth a at-- that he reped morease, of their feelings than i did. >>e will make america great again. ank you, arizona, god bless you. thank you, thank you. >> narrator: flake understood what it meant: his senate >> the senator from arizona. >> i decided to pull the pin.ag none of my cols knew it, at that point. but i told a few of them, "you may want to come to e floor." but anger and resentment are not a governing philosophy. the impulse to scapegoat and belittle threatens t us into a fearful, backward-looking people. in the case of the republican party, those things also threaten to turn us into a fearful, backward-looking minority party. >> i think there was relief among a lot of, of members ofic the repu party that finally, somebody was com

trump for some strange reason opted to construct trump tower and a poured concrete. and in constructing trumptower, ed poured concrete he had to deal with mobsters. president john cody, his girlfriend got four apartments in trump tower. even though she had no visible means of support and so, during the time of construction, the whole thing is he story in erotic book just about the construction of trump tower. but during the time of the construction, there was a citywide teacher strike. there is no construction going on. no one can get past the teamster picket lines except the one place. and that was trump tower. would the poured concrete flowed into the construction of the building. trump news tight to the mob and trump tower and later in atlantic city i don't go very deep in the book, but they were all very interesting. i've spoken much alone. >> no. there's been a bit of a renaissance of roy cohen and a few weeks ago, your wonderful marlene, hosted a premier event for documentary. >> my wife going. >> it has been attributed to trump. and we certainly have seen enough of lawyers of them to f

trump. >> raymond: hold on. if you were vote today trump or joe biden and >> trump. >> why? he's done great things for this country. >> trump or biden. >> definitely not biden and not trump. >> i hate trump. trump sucks. sorry. >> i don't like trump. >> what about biden impresses you? >> nothing. i don't like either one of them to be honest. >> i'm abstaining this time around. >> you're not going to vote? >> i don't think so. >> donald trump. >> why? >> he's making america great again. our country is just doing wonderful. the commit is gray. the immigration crisis is under control. >> donald trump all the way. >> why? >> because he's what america needs here. he is what i felt for so many years and nobody said and he says it for me. >> raymond: what i referenced in the monologue. there seems to be, scott, this movement among people. they want a proxy voice. how will that affect this 2020 election? >> the same way it affected the 2016 election. donald trump spoke for a lot of people that thought nobody in washington cared, nobody cared about them, nobody listened to them, care

trump. john kelly said not only did he not know president trump, he did not know anyone who knew president trump. spot,ered the job on the same with the national security advisor who was a military officer at the time. over time, the programs between the generals and president trump fizzled. often this is what happens in a relationship with president trump, you are the world greatest person until you are not. this was a very impressive group of people he brought on board. including the head of his council on economic advisors, who had been the chief operating officer at goldman sachs. over time, the policy differences with the president began to add up. there is an opening scene where they meet at the pentagon during a story conference room or fdr made plans. meeting on onee side, steve bannon, on the other side is rex tillerson, and others who represent the internationalist wing of the party essentially laying out american commitments overseas. 190,000 troops around the world, why do we have trade agreements? trump end, president blows up and uses a lot of words i can't use on c-span. this is n

trump does not play by those rules. during the july 20 fifth call donald trump didn't raise legitimate corruption concerns as it relates to ukraine. donald trump did not mention the word corruption once. the president did, however, viciously malign former us ambassador to ukraine marie yavanovitch, a distinguished, anticorruption advocate whom he abruptly removed because she was seen as an obstacle to his geopolitical shakedown. ambassador yavanovitch joined the diplomatic corps under president ronald reagan and subsequently served three other republican presidents, a highly respected diplomat and foreign service professional. yet donald trump told the new ukrainian leader the former ambassador from the united states, the woman with bad news, and the people she was dealing with in the ukraine were bad news. so i just want to let you know that. he didn't stop there. later in the call donald trump ominously added, well, she is going to go through some things. these are the words of the president of the united states of america. ambassador yavanovitch did not know of donald trump's discourage remarks at the time, she didn't learned from until the

that we can tell that all president trump cared about is that president trump is the president trump confirmed his desire for these investigations in his statements to his agents and when this game was discovered to the american people. the very day after he solicited foreign interference to help him cheat in the 2020 election, president trump spoke with gordon sondland who was in ukraine. president trump had only one question for ambassador sondla ambassador sondland. so he's going to do the investigation? here's david holmes recounted a call between president trump and ambassador sondland. >> i did hurt president trump asked, so he's going to do the investigation? ambassador replied that he is going to do it adding that president zelensky will do anything you ask him to do. >> this is july 26th. president zelensky doesn't want to be used as a pond. he doesn't want to be drawn into u.s. politics. but at this point, he feels that he has no choice. ambassador sondland tells holmes, he's going to do it. of course, that is the only thing president asked about. ambassador sondland said he

this is an ad that an anti-trump republican group put out against senator cory gardner of colorado. >> the only thing you'll fight for is trump. you're just another trump servant. weak, frightened, impotent, a small man, terrified of a political bully. so scared of his tweets he'll do anything trump orders. blocking witnesses, stonewalling to keep trump's corruption secret, backing your oath to follow the constitution and the law. >> so these -- anti-trump republican group, these are the kinds of ads that vulnerable republicans are facing, could this motivate lawmakers to vote for more evidence during the trial? >> i think cory gardner is one of the senators to watch. he'll ultimately vote for acquittal but he might try to hedge that for voting for witnesses in the meantime. he's not got a reelection fight, his likely opponent is john hickenlooper. he needs -- that's not going to go over well with the middle in colorado. >> frank, amanda, and pamela, thank you very much. i appreciate it. >>> breaking news i need to report. we're learning tonight that several service members were injured in that iranian attack on a base housing u.s. troops last week. wh

trump's personal lawyer. president trump has said this. mr. giuliani said this. we all know it's true.e. second, president trump at all times directed and knew about mr. giuliani's actions. how do we know this? let's start with the letter signed by giuliani to president here is that and letter. on may 10, 2019, mr. giuliani wrote to a foreign leader, president president-elect zelenski. the letter reads, quote, in my capacity as a personal counsel tot- president trump and with hs knowledge and p consent, rudy giuliani, not a government speak aboutuld president trump specific request. request. and he makes it clear it was in his role as the president's counsel. now, mr. giuliani didn't just tell the foreign leader that. he also told the press. the day before mr. giuliani's letter to zelenski, the "new york times" published an article about mr. giuliani's upcoming trip to ukraine. and here's the slide about that article. it said, quote, rudy giuliani plans ukraine trip to push for inquiries that could help trump. mr. giuliani said his trip was to press ukraine to initiate investigations into false allegations agai

trump: i guarantee you that mom voted for trump. [cheers and applause] pres. trump 10 years againow, when i run yet -- [cheers] pres. trump: she will be voting for trump too. i am only kidding. we drive them crazy. they say you know he is not leaving, don't you? they say he is going to win and never going to leave. it is called trump derangement syndrome, it really is. you know what they don't know is that if for any reason after five years we do leave, which we will, because i believe in that stuff, right? you know what will happen to their industry? they will all die and fold up and it will be very boring out there, very boring. that's why i say at some point, every single one of them will be endorsing donald trump. [cheers and applause] but crazy bernie sanders and the washington democrats -- by the way, bernie is surging. bernie is surging. bernie. [booing] pres. trump: but the democrats are outraged that we killed this terrorist monster, even though this monster was behind hundreds and hundreds of deaths. [booing] >> [chanting] usa! pres. trump: speaking of pro

democrats finally wrapped up their case in the impeachment trial of president trump donald jolene trump. ( laughter ) trump'sense is taking the floor and presenting their arguments. it basically boils down to, one, this is a political attack by the democrats, two, trump did nothing wrong and, three, there are no firsthand witnesses who spoke trump about a quid pro quo. that last one is pretty ballsy. how are you going to complain about having no eyewitnesses when you're the ones blocking the eyewitnesses? it's a pretty slick move. can't have it both ways. if you're vehiclen, you can't complain about all the chick-peas in your life. you chose that chick pea life. now you have to stay quiet except for all the farts, but that's you! ( laughter ) but now this is where it gets interesting -- right in the middle of team trump make the argument about witnesses, we have big news from somebody democrats have been trying to get to testify in this trial, and i'm talking about john bolton. former trump national security advisor and star of hobb's "dead wood." ( laughter ) the white house has been terrified about what he

trump. i think any of the candidates on the democrat side would love to have the record president trump has as it relates to the african-american community. when they go to the debate stage, however the democratic nominee is going to be, when they stand next to donald trump, donald trump will be able to talk about the things he is done as president, the promises he has made and kept. ,he democrats on the other side will not be able to talk about their record of achievement. they will talk about things they hope to do or things they would like to do. the difference is president trump can talk about a very strong record of achievement that has impacted the black community in a positive way. host: the number is on the bottom of the screen for democrats, republicans and independents. we are looking at campaign 2020 and black voters around the country and what they are thinking as the voting is about to begin. our guests are michael starr hopkins, a democratic strategist and a state for students for obama, implored her, correct? guest: i was. host: what was that experience like for you? guest: it was an amazing experience being in florida. even on election night, it showed the president elect would become president. many of us did not believe it. we didn't kn

trump. trump. you do not trust dump trump. joe biden needs to be put in. was -- joe biden was vice president, he can be president. >> thank you. dr. biden: glad to hear that. hello. how are you? >> i have a question. , [inaudible] titian are -- i was a norton -- a nurse practitioner, and there were 2500 patients involved. and i do not know how to begin to advocate. dr. biden: did you talk to maggie hassan. >> no. dr. biden: you have to go and see her tomorrow, because that is a state problem and i should note -- and i know that she would help you. >> a little direction and i can take it from there. dr. biden: let us know how you are making out. anthony will give you his card and let us know. she is great and you will get the job. thank you. >> thank you. dr. biden: you are welcome. >> thank you. [laughter] dr. biden: hello, what is your name? >> becky. dr. biden: nice to see you. thank you for coming out. you have one? oh good. thank you for being here. hello. >> my name is jackie. dr. biden: how are you? >> good. so excited to meet you. dr. biden: thank yo

doing here in iowa and it is the president's words saying biden, biden, and he is going to say trump, trump, trumpnd turn the conversation to the here and now. i was out with the voters to see if they were interested in the old debate of the iraq war, and this is the fourth debate that vote has been hanging over, and every voter were saying at biden and sanders' events saying that they are more concerned about what is happening in the moment here. so the exchanges that i am looking for is pete buttigieg, because he has fallen a little bit here and so i talked to one of the close supporters and advisers who said that he needs to get the confidence back, but one thing that we can't say enough, it is unsettled race and people are looking for who their favorite candidate is. >> and 60% of people have not decided or could change their mind. >> exactly. so that is what they are looking for, and the people out there who liked cory booker and the people looking around, and they are looking for a candidate tonight. and tonight is the last best chance to make the argument here that the stakes could not be h

trump is trying to stay optimistic. but listen to the ambassador for north korea. >> kim is playing trump. trumpaying that kim signed the deal for denuclearization. well, not so far. >> let's get the latest from david culver in hong kong. it wasn't long that these two men were standing side-by-side, and this was the first president to set foot on north korean soil. now, these developments. >> reporter: no doubt, christine. and it's crust freighting. kim jong-un's remarks to his officials, with an angry, even a desperate tone at times. they no longer feel bound by the self-imposed halting of nuclear and long-range missile testing. they will go further. they bolster their defense. all of this comes after two years of summitry and diplomacy. trying to convey they have a good relationship. this week, trump says he thinks kim is a man of his word. maybe there's something we're not seeing. the words and recent actions out of north korea, in particular, satellite images showing movement a movement in and around test sites indicates that kim doesn't mean the same. name-calling has resurfaced. as one off

trump: where is that person? [cheering] pres. trump: look at that. what a good, strong voice. pres. trump: [chuckles] [cheering] pres. thank you. but, you know how you remember it? the song. i just walked in on them playing the song "ymca." so when you are having a hard time, just think of the song "ymca." usmca. it is a massive win for iowa farmers and workers of all kinds. it's a massive win. and, it creates fairness with canada. it creates fairness with mexico. probably the biggest reason i ran was the unfair trade i have seen. one after one, china, mexico, canada, japan, south korea, we have made all of these deals, and we have plenty left over. plenty left over. [cheering] pres. trump: europe, europe, europe is next. i wanted to finish china before we started on europe. i like to do them one at a time. you know? one at a time. i am a very organized person. weeks ago, we also signed a terrific new trade agreement with china that will boost american agriculture by $50 billion every year. [cheering] pres. trump: and many other businesses like manufacturing, banking, finance. overall, $250 billion. you know, with th

trump. both of the striking quite a cautiously optimistic tone underlined said she looks forward to working together with trump trump admitted she is a tough negotiator and said that would be tricky for the u.s. they're trying to strike a trade deal and trump says that is still on its way but has not ruled out that is something will his biggest bargaining chip basically but something that would really hurt germany and hits the european union hard right a lot of concern about that here in europe now ben let's step back to that piece that we just saw businesses facing increasing pressure to change their model is it fair to say that they're essentially being asked to do what governments won't do and is that fair. well what's fair in life stephen. i think you've got that right i mean governments are meant to set the framework for how businesses operate to ensure a level playing field but in this case after having talked to the president of the world economic forum baggett pen day he told me that the scales the tipping and that it's now businesses that are pressuring governments on how to act responsibly which is quite s

before trump, as a republican, before before trump, you were defined by where you stood on the issues. before trumpfox news loved me. fox news would have me on all the time, why, because joe walsh is an outspoken conservative. we love that kind of [beep] on tv. along comes trump and it is, i don't care where you are on the issues, i love trump. the party has become a cult to one man. no matter where any of us are politically, everybody in this country should demand and want us to have two really engaged political parties. joe: so the irony in this primary phase is you are not an insurgent because you have been blocked on the inside. you are moving from the outside in. mr. walsh: that is interesting. joe: i concur. you are generating conversations within the party and a fair amount of positivity, but the traction you are getting is from middle-of-the-road or progressive media outlets. we will do a general survey to see how you are tracking conversationally with the mainstream audience as well. mr. walsh: and don't forget, i had a bit of an advantage before i announced, because i was a nationally syn

trump. as trump trumpeting for trump i just thought about that listening to him alone and i want to dig in a little bit into the impeachment that fell because today where hearing from senator mitch mcconnell about the rules of the impeachment and i mean he's over there trying to keep this of it to be a very very speedy trial and he's trying to justify it i believe based on clinton's impeachment trying to say that the rules were very similar no apparently not the rules with not very similar he's really presenting a whole other way of approaching this he wants it to be quick and of course a lot of people are looking at this to be an unfair process because of the coup luzhin between the senate leader and the president and it's very difficult to run a court a process an impeachment process with the supreme court judge presiding over it while at the same time you are coordinating this step with the white house and i think it's not really valid and as well mitch mcconnell has explicitly said that's what he's doing yes and but so the idea is now there's a that there are a few. phases within this qu

so, what did president trump say to president zele ns ky president trump say to president zelensky onjuly president trumpesident zelensky on july 25? president trump say to president zelensky onjuly 25? president trump raised two issues. i am going to speak about those two issues a fair amount this morning. they are the two issues that go to the core of how president trump approaches foreign aid. when it comes to sending us taxpayer money overseas, the president is focused on burden sharing and corruption. first, the president, rightly, had real concerns about whether european and other countries work and repeating theirfair other countries work and repeating their fair share other countries work and repeating theirfair share to other countries work and repeating their fair share to ensuring other countries work and repeating theirfair share to ensuring ukraine ‘s security. secondly, corruption. since the fall of the soviet union, ukraine has suffered from one of the worst environments for corruption in the world. a parade of witnesses testified in the house about the pervasive corruption in ukraine, and

trump regarding the decision to withhold aid to ukraine. according to the "wall street journal" president trump denied the quid pro quo that senator johnson learned of from amend sondland. at the same time, however, president trump refused to authorize senator johnson to tell ukrainian officials on his upcoming trip to kiev that the aid would be forthcoming. the message that amend sondland communicated to senator johnson mirrored that used by president trump during the july 25th call with president zelensky in which president trump twice asked the ukrainian leader to get to the bottom of it, including in connection to the debunked conspiracy theory of ukrainian interference in the 2016 election. it also mirrored the language of the text message that amend volker sent to president zelensky's aid. despite the president's self-serving denials the message was clear, president trump wanted the investigations and he would withhold not one but two acts vested in him by the power of his office in order to get them. now begins september. september 1st. the president was supposed to go to warsaw, as we know. he doesn't go to warsaw. mike pence goes to warsaw. jennifer williams, special advisor to the vice president for eu

trump or clinton. but this time something happened. >> [inaudible] pres. trump: [laughter] i like that idea. [cheering] pres. trumpwouldn't we like to run against her? who is tougher, her, crazy bernie, biden, buttigieg? who would be the toughest? buttigieg? [booing] pres. trump: i don't know, maybe we take another crack at crazy hillary, would that be ok? [cheering] pres. trump: she was so easy. remember deplorables?alking they said that is terrible. but she said another word that was worse. irredeemables. i said, she is in trouble. she said our people are irredeemable. it was not that word that caught on. it was deplorable. the next day i am speaking in and women are walking around, i am deplorable. i think she made a bad speech last night. irredeemable, remember? she called them deplorable and irredeemable. me being so brilliant, i said, i think that will get her. a lot of things got her, like lack of ability. together we are going to win back the house. we are going to hold the senate. and we are going to keep that beautiful, gorgeous, incredible white house. [cheering] people don't realize this is a lot of wo

trump's impeachment trial. why zoe lofgren uld bring. trouble for president trump. trump: those pre-existing conditions are protected. vo: a broken promise. trump repeatedly tried to undermine coverage for 134 million americans with pre-existing conditions. mike: "he just doesn't care if you have a pre-existing condition he wants to deny you access to coverage. if he is re-elected, he'll keep trying to do that and i think we can't let that happen." vo: as president, mike will lower costs, and protect americans with pre-existing conditions. mike: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> a bay area blood bank is dealing with a critical shortage of donations and they are asking for your help. they saw 20% fewer blood donors than expected over the holidays. nationwide that is about 21,000 fewer donors. a representative for the company joined us today to talk about the need locally. >> on average to meet the demand, to meet patient demand locally in the bay area we need 500 people to donate every single day. 38% of the population is eligible to donate but of those 38

trump. water swirled was there to document it. ♪ donald trump is now president of the united states. [cheering] [inaudible conversations] >> how h trumpso far? >> [bleep] >> is that it? >> yeah. >> president trump literally driving democrats crazy. spinning, screaming, shoving, throwing punches. wanted to help them out. we said political commentators anthony and kelly home about rocking club. worked with her trump derangement center. but -- >> what makes you mad? >> our president. >> what he's doing to our environment. >> all his constant lies. he's dividing our country, not uniting our country. >> let's go. >> let's go. >> from day one, this president has taken the country to a place i would like to be taken to. >> every day, he changes his opinion. he's constantly lying. >> on the country as well as me. i don't know what's going to happen tomorrow when i wake up. he's a huge narcissist. >> liar. >> hater. >> donald trump is not a nice person. donald trump is a very nice person. >> make sure you're not in range of each other when you're swinging. we are delinquent with them. [inaudible] my apologies. >> i would recommend for anyone w

you are wrong and out of line and he had the famous trump calling trump a moron which was reported and soured his relationship with trumpg moron. >> the more we learn about what happened there is why we see why tillerson called him an effing moron. it is crystal leer tclear the president does not understand how the alignments work or the funding of nato and he can't comprehend a briefing where they are trying to set him straight. he can't handle that. the final point i will make is that donald trump is fundamentally anti-military. we already knew that because he is pardoning war criminals. the disrespect that he shows to the men and the women in uniform, this is a guy who was a draft dodger. he is talking about men and women that risked their lives for the country. he is calling them dopes and babies. that is obscene. >> he did have bone spurs. >> yeah. >> he can't remember which foot they were in. >> in the book he interrupted trump about how u.s. troops should make money from their troops saying this. this is what tillerson said. no it is just wrong the secretary of state said mr. president. you are totally wrong. non

the kosir does power to merit a president trump had immense power over ukraine and president trump knew it. so when president trump asked for a favor on july 25 call the new president zelensky would feel incredible pressure to do exactly what president trump wanted. president trump used his agent, both his administration appointee and his personal attorney rudolph giuliani to make clear to ukraine even in early july that much-needed white house meeting that they requested would only occur if they announced these phony political investigations. now to be clear as ambassador sondland testified everyone was in the loop. that includes acting chief of staff mick all they need, secretary of state mike pompeo and secretary of energy rick perry. even ahead of the july 25 call ambassador sondland was in close contact with these officials. his mission, schedule a telephone conversation during which the new ukrainian leader with personally commit to do the phony investigation sought by president trump in order to unlock a meeting in the oval office. this, or that. quid pro quo. now this isn't just based on the testimony of w

trump. trump dijo que no conoce al ex asesor del abogado del presidente trump. [risas] [audio en inglÉs] reportero: los demÓcratas afirma que queda claro que trump mintiÓ. el presidente responde que ve continuamente a miles de personas. arantxa: grupos de inmigrantes no podrÁn hostigar a refugiados inmigrantes en iglesias. reportero: una corte federal puso fin al acoso de parte de grupos "patriotas de arizona" contra iglesias que ayudaba a familias migrantes lideradas por ice en phoenix, por los hechos que ocurrieron el aÑo pasado en diferentes iglesias de arizona. >> traÍan armas pero estaban acÁ afuera en el callejÓn. separaban, gritaban. reportero: imÁgenes publicadas en facebook se ve cÓmo se enfrentaban a los miembros de la iglesia. el acoso era tan intenso que algunos voluntarios dejaron de atender a las familias, mientras que niÑos que jugaban, corrÍan despavoridos al ver al grupo que portaba armas. >> hubo uno que armado entrÓ a la cafeterÍa de la iglesia, donde se estaba atendiendo a la gente, y las personas, los inmigrantes todos asustados. reportero:

and then when trump won, i did the whole good-trump, bad-trump thing. i patted him on the head when i thought he did something good. ass i would kick him in the when i thought he did something bad. over the next weeks and months, it became clear to me that i don't like this guy and i don't like what he is doing. two things finally moved him -- moved me officially and publicly off him, and remember, this is important, at the time, i was a conservative talk radio guy. 95% of my audience are the red hat, maga-wearing folks. it was difficult to do what i did. over time i have realized pretty quickly that almost every time he opens his mouth, he tells a lie. i can't have that in the president. the final straw for me, when i publicly said i would never say another good word about him was in helsinki, 2018, when he stood in front of the world and said "i believe putin and not my own people." i went on the radio that night and said, he is a traitor. that is an act of disloyalty. my audience pretty much gave up on me. but that was the final straw for me. joe: ok

trump's affair with her? trump denied knowing anything about it but later found out that trump had reimbursed cohen and orchestratedle thing in fact, we literally saw a copy of the check trump wrote to cohen. and you can tell it's trump's signature because it looks like he was trying to draw a straight line while riding a seesaw [ laughter ] we already have all the evidence we can possibly need and there's still more witnesses waiting to testify. republicans have no defense. all they can do during these hearings is perform for trump to earn his approval. i wouldn't be surprised if at some point this week a gop congressman looked directly into the camera and said, "president trump, the republican party -- >> loves your ass. [ laughter ] >> seth: this has been a "closer look." [ cheers and applause we'll be right back with sienna miller, everybody [ cheers and applause ♪ >> announcer: for more of seth's "closer looks," be sure to subscribe to "late night" on youtube. ♪ when we see you enter through our doors. we don't see who you're against, or for. whether tomorrow will be light or dark. all we see in you, is a spar

preference for trump over clinton so russia's intelligence services stole and leaked thousands of clinton's e-mails to discredit her. 2 weeks before his inauguration they briefed trump. trump rejects their conclusions he does not want his victory to be questioned. the intelligence agencies maintain their findings and partially release them to the public they say putin ordered an influence campaign to help trump win the election. role is immediately raised in congress which calls the chiefs of the intelligence community to testify. in. their question by democratic party sen i just go down the line in. any of your careers have you ever seen this level of russian interference in our political process and start would recommend just going on the lord no. i have known. you know . i think very few documents that i can remember would have had the political weight and the political influence of this particular document. the purpose of making that report was to make sure the american people were aware of some of the dynamics going on behind the scenes this was the 1st time that a major covert action major clandestine action against the united states at the very heart of our democrat

bidens the same kind of information that mr trump wanted from ukraine russian military hackers successfully targeted or race not president trump donald trump down. cranium president selenski russia is going to do all they can again to elect donald trump the greatest threat facing american democracy russia trump his fancy bare election meddling wind event a time machine when you have american media a new report is suggesting that a bunch of hackers from russia with ties to the government of course got access to the computers of boris mom a ukrainian energy firm what they were after and whether the got anything at all such minor details are emitted in the report as is any evidence the president leaves everything out except for a smattering of graphs and conclusions but why would everyone care so much all of a sudden about some company half the world away well because joe biden's son hunter used to sit on the board of directors there as the company was facing a corruption investigation by ukraine's prosecutor general who joe biden eventually had fired donald trump then asked the ukrainian president to look into this so bryza is at the center

way that they're covering these democratic nominees based on who they think trump could -- trump would be more helpful to trumphe democratic ranks. i don't think they're the biggest threat to voting and making sure the people's vote is reflected but it is something that, you know, rush limbaugh has done this through several election cycle ises. >> he's been an utter failure at it, by the way. it never works. it never works. gabe, before i let you go, because i want to get reporting from you. does the white house have a sense of who they would prefer to run against? >> clearly they're dancing at the idea of bernie sanders or elizabeth warren. that would be the dream ticket, of course, if they joined -- >> why are they working so hard to make it joe biden? or to take out joe biden? >> you know, they're really worried that trump world is worried joe biden will peel off, has the best chance of peeling off voters in pennsylvania, wisconsin, ohio. the industrial midwest that trump carried in 2016. that's historically been biden territory. >> are they scared of bloomberg? >> they're scared of his money and the idea t

trump. house democrats read the charges in congress, triggering the legal process. the trial, which donald trump has denounced as a con job by the democrats, is going to start next week. here is more from washington. the ceremony laden impeachment trial of president donald trumps now underway. all persons are commanded to keep silent on pain of imprisonment. >> donald j. trump has abuse the powers of the presidency in that using the powers of his high office, president trump solicited the interference of a foreign government, ukraine, in the 2020 united states presidential election. reporter: john robert, chief justice of the u.s. supreme court, has taken his own most -- has taken his oath to serve as presiding officer. but an impeachment trial under u.s. law is not just a judicial proceeding. it is a proceeding that is both legal and political, with most of the jurors who will decide the president's guilt or innocence being members of his own political party. and in an election year, there is little reason to believe that republican senators would vote to remove their own leader from the white house. shows mosting americans expect a fair trial in the senate, not one rigged in the president's favor. democrats say to get that, they need to open the proceedings

trump is he's incompetent. iran is his opportunity to disprove that. if the economy is good, trump is untouchable in november. explain. >> i think the media is always spinning this narrative trumpis incompetent and he can't be trusted and he's a loose cannon. i think sometimes there's data for that, sometimes there's not. trump killed a terrorist, took a big risk without knowing what the iranian response would be. he took a big risk. it seems like he's threaded the needle on attacking and killing an iranian terrorist. i think the general is a terrorist. and at the same time found an off-ramp to deescalate the situation where no american troops were killed and the crisis is cooling. i think all of this is a very big risk and could have completely back fired. i think trump at the moment, it looks like the situation is cooling down. it sets him up well against joe biden or pete buttigieg or whoever the democratic nominee is that he's a serious person on foreign policy and he made assertive decisions. >> theres a reason world war iii was trending after trump made the decision he did after he went after soleimani, there's a lot of folks that don't trust his judgment, feel he's capri