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america most urines for today. yearns for today. go ahead, trust me pilot, get out of that plane and get me safely on deck. stake, you are going right through me. no one in america believes anybody in washington, d.c., would stand in front of that plane for them. i want to. i want to for americans, all americans. we have no choice. it is a hobson's choice not just to elect the president, but to withour country's soul someone the people can trust because they know he will be accountable to them above party, speciallf, above all interests except for one. we have no choice. be a divided america. i remember the words of john mccain. joe, i saw you on television. too long, keep it shorter. to united america. [applause] ♪ >> new hampshire democrats, please welcome to the stage, marianne williamson. ms. williamson: thank you. thank you. have a very historic task on our hands. as historic as the challenge that has faced any generation before us. important to remember that in the past, our country has risen up and pushed back any forces that needed to be pushed back. we responded to abolition. a lot of that came fro

the democrats promised they would be different in america trusted them. they have failed the american public and have gone against the rules of this house. simply for one thing, their own politics. we had a speaker of the house who moved to have the impeachment inquiry without one word of evidence. now the evidence is out and now she owes the american public and apology. >> you have said a lot about democrats but what you did not do was defend the president. is the president defensible in this case quick. >> yes. what in this case rises to impeachment this is the president of the united states a had a conversation with a leader in another country for go never before has a present had to put forth their conversation. the reason why is because a whistleblower who did not hear the conversation, there by had no primary source and now he released it not just to the members of congress but to the entire world such as weekend national security for every president in the future. and when you read the transcript to me one thing in there that talks about them on -

the democrats promised they would be different if america trusted them with the majority. they have failed the american public. they have gone against the rules of this house, similarly -- simply for one thing. their own politics. we had a speaker of the house move to have impeachment inquiry without one word of evidence before she even read it. now the evidence is out and i think she owes the american public an apology. yes? reporter: representative mccarthy, you said a lot about democrats, but what you didn't do is defend the president. is the president defensible in this case? rep. mccarthy: yes. what in this case rises to impeachment? the president of the united states had a conversation with a leader in another country. never before has a president had to put forth their conversation. the reason why he had to put forth his conversation, a whistleblower, who did not hear the conversation, did not have any primary source about anything else, and now he released it, not just to the members of congress, but to the entire world. that weakened america's national security. a

i know the system from the inside out so trust me when i see we have a problem with mass incarceration in america trust me when i say we have a problem with accountability trust me when i see we have to take the profit out of criminal justice. well the us has the largest known prison population who often face problems of overcrowding and this has created a big opportunity for private business to expect. no country in the world comes anywhere close to locking up as many people as the united states of america with $2100000.00 people currently serving time after being convicted you've got to house them somewhere and that is where the private sector comes in here on wall street mass incarceration is big business corporations make lots of money selling food electronics oil and other necessities to correctional facilities now among these companies or to behemoths course civic and geo group these are companies that make profits from locking people in jail for civic made 1800000000 dollars last year and they even made a heartwarming commercial seems like it's like admission for me and let me just try to

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to extremely difficult because we've heard a comment a supreme guide of the iran say that america cannot be trusted there should be no further to negotiations but these are things he said in the past so i it's not clear to me that there cannot be some kind of modus vivendi between america and iran both have extraordinary things to lose if this escalates it's going to be good for no one just to really appreciate your analysis my guess that this professor at the university of oklahoma is also director of the center for the middle east that he thanks again. pleasure. onto the news now and beijing activist in hong kong have staged another protest the semi autonomous chinese territories in the grip of a 16th consecutive weekend of demonstrations and rest the protests to be waving american flags destroying chinese ones and on saturday police in the city used tear gas and rubber bullets rioters they threw molotov cocktails and started fires on the streets. the manchus de leading name in the hong kong protest movement appealed to u.s. lawmakers in congress joshua warm all of them to pass a bill that would

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moment, the staff, he should have people he trusts and whose values and effort he trusts and benefits. our north americar jon sopel has just returned from the white house and is with us now. during the press conference, mike pompeo was asked what he surprise. he saidi pompeo was asked what he surprise. he said i am never surprised.” thought that was a moment of real humour. how can you be surprised when the things that go on here go on. this is so unusual. when someone gets fired they do not normally, within15 minutes come back and say i was not fired, i offered to resign. and also what tends to happen on conventional politics is that you play down the division. you say we have all, it is time to move on. mike pompeo said there were many times that ambassador bolton and i disagreed, that is to be sure. no attempt to paper over the cracks. on the profound policy differences that existed, as you sit in your introduction, overvenezuela existed, as you sit in your introduction, over venezuela which john bolton thought you could strong—arm the leadership out. on iran, where he favoured military action. donal

. >> how to use waita -- persuade america to trust you? >> i helped create trump. period.oent to washington eight nine years ago, obsessed with the fact that we are bankrupting future generations. i was part of that tea party ways. focused on the issues, but plenty of times over the last seven or eight years, i have lots of the issues and i engaged in personal, hateful rhetoric, some of which i got to live with , the whole rest of my life. knowing that i helped create trump. that's a lousy thing to say on tv, but may be a reformed gang member or outlaws like me. someone who understands some of what i did and we did to help create trump which can help bring the country together and heal the divide. >> would you like to respond to that? >> it makes me nervous because if my wife thinks you are jesse james, she will want to run off with you. >> i love working with the congressman. >> president trump routinely rages against the media. he denounces respected news organizations as "fake news" and "enemies of the people." frustrated by press coverage they do not like, including me

it is using the assets of the united states of america and the public trust for your own corrupt, ifend. and of course the administration is violating the law in terms of producing the whistle-blower report. as you know, the law

it is using the assets of the united states of america and the public trust for your own corrupt, if you will, end. certainly political end. and of course the administration is violating the law in terms of producing the whistle-blower report. as you know, the law has no ambiguity in it. it says the inspector general or the dni shall convey to congress whistle-blower reports. the president is offering to send some version of the transcript. this is starting to sound a little nixonian. we need to talk to the people who were on not just one if we believe "the washington post" story as many as eight episodes of trying to convince the ukrainian government to research dirt on joe biden. >> okay. so if as you say, this is lawlessness as you see it, is congress now fast tracking impeachment? >> well, as you know, alisyn, i've been in favor of impeachment now for a couple of months. the obstruction of justice counts in the mueller report were enough for me along with the president's general behavior. so yes, i do think -- i can't tell you the house will move into impeachment mode right away,

how do you persuade republic and voters, young voters in america to trust you.the people who fear trump his races. >> i helped create trump. i went to washington 89 years ago and obsessed with the fact that we are bankrupting future generations. i was part of that tea party wave. focus on the issues but plenty of times over the past seven or eight years, i got lost of the issues. and i engage. like many of my tea party, it's dead, i engaged in personal eight full rhetoric. some of which henry, i've gotta live with. the whole rest of my live. and knowing that i helped create trump. may be a lousy thing to say on tv but i'm going to say it. maybe a reformed gang member, or reformed outlaw like me, sorry helene, who understands henry, some of what i did and what we did to create trump, can help bring the country together and heal the divide. >> governor wells would you like to respond to that. >> if my wife thinks your hard jesse james, she may want to run off with you. [laughter]. i love working with the congressman. his head is in exactly the right place about th

how do you persuade republican voters, younger voters and america to trust you? people who fear trumps racism. >> i helped create truck. period. i went to washington eight or nine years ago obsessed with the fact that we are bankrupting future generations. i was part of that tea party way. focused on the issues but plenty of times over the last seven or eight years i got washed of the issues. and i engaged like many of my tea party comrades did i engaged in personal hateful rhetoric some of which, henry, i got to live with the whole rest of my life. and knowing that i helped create trump might be a lousy thing to say on tv but i'm going to say it, may be a reformed gang member Ãbcan help bring the country together and heal the divide. >> governor weld would you like to respond? >> i love working with the congressman hand i think his head is in exactly the right place about the present and the future of politics in the united states. he even blasted fox news as "not working for us anymore". everybody gets frustrated by press coverage they don't like including me.

didn't know i was hitchhiking at first they figured it out and it was more trusting time and you could hitchhike around americand be picked up by the cross-country truck driver in the afternoon not knowing where you would start stop at night by the night nurse coming off duty early in the morning. it was a great education. >> you are not the most devoted student either in high school or in what passed for college. but perhaps one of the hardest working people you i ever met. when the deck again? >> i never thought of what i done is a lot of work. enjoyment of being around people. it was the sort of thing i wanted to be outdoors and explore the world and i love books. i don't think i was much of a student because it seemed too structured for me and everyone had a different way of learning. one thing when you join the marines everyone has to read certain books when they join the marine. when you make corporal there's a whole mother reading list and we make sergeant there is another reading list. when generals make general, they get handed a new reading list. go back to work. they were really interested in a midl