i don't see how they unring that bell. now have their far left saying we have to do something. they have constituents agenda. then they get the transcript. maybe publicly they'll say this is enough to go forward with impeachment. privately they say we should have waited. i don't know how they can get away on a process point. no, it's not really the case. we don't want to do impeachment when yesterday to me was very different. >> now they're doing the whip counts of who supports impeachment. now do they support the inquiry that could lead to impeachment or support impeachment? that is a distinction. i'm not sure many voters will make it. especially when you have the giant press conference, the big event under the lights like we saw from the speaker of the house. that was the big seat change. pelosi had been opposed to the i word for many months and probably smartly so given the evidence or lack there of after the russia saga. now there's a new controversy. >> dana: we're going to pause to let our fox stations join us for this news. >> he has a great reputation. >> dana: fox news

in and day out, because these are lifetime appointments, so they don't have to be quite as directly unr the spotlight. but that is not the way ie systworking right now. there is so much attention focused on the u.s. supreme court and the politics of every single decision. ople from the president down talk about obama justices or his justices, so it is hard not to look at the supreme crt in a political context these days. that will affect the decisions they rule and any ture nominees who have bigger battle than we have seen recently. laa: just briefly, when th president says that people are trying to influence the justice's opinion, is he talkin about potentiaortion? anthony: potentially abortion. one thing conservatives believe is that a lot of these appointe become more liberal, and he does not want to see that with kavanaugh. anlaura: anthony zurcher, you for that analysis. singer and songwriter ben folds is well known for his lyrics, but now he can add author to his list of accomplishments. ok tells his life story. it delves into the experienc which shaped his musi short time ago i s

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keep in mind we can't unring the bell on firearms in this country.ave a second amendment right to bear arms that many american citizens choose to exercise and there are so many firearms out there right now that restricting who can legally buy, how you can legally buy is a nonstarter for preventing violence because bad people who want to get their hands on a firearm to do a bad thing are going to do it whether there's a law in place that will try to stop them. they will buy them on the black market so it is difficult to say. one of the most dangerous ideas being floated right now is the red flag law. they are drafted in a way that is really abusive, substantive due process and procedural due process, as an attorney is quite concerning to me. heather: you mentioned background checks would not have stopped the last two mass shootings because they were bought on the private market. what about that whole? why aren't there background checks when someone purchases a gun in a private market? >> i dislike the term loophole. that is something the left and the

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you can't unring these spells, bells, younsay -- can't unsay these things. the president has been quoted ,pprovingly the north korea calling the vice president of the united states a low iq idiot. that kind of discourse is going to take much longer to recover from van did nixon's surreptitious revealed and punishment. "the conservative sensibility." the conservative beacon is george weld. thank you. [applause] >> do you want to say a few words? >> the book would make wonderful christmas cards. [indistinct chatter] >> now, a conversation with former national security advisor susan rice. she talks about her new book "tough love: my story of the things we are fighting for." some of her experiences in the obama white house, the current state of affairs, as well as president trump and ukraine. this is about one hour.

you can't unring these spells, bells, younsay -- can't unsay these things. the president has been quoted ,pprovingly the north korea calling the vice president of the united states a low iq idiot. that kind of discourse is going to take much longer to recover from van did nixon's surreptitious revealed and punishment. "the conservative sensibility." the conservative beacon is george weld. thank you. [applause] >> do you want to say a few words? >> the book would make wonderful christmas cards. [indistinct chatter] >> next, your calls and comments on "washington journal" then president of iran speaks at the united nations. and lawmakers and strategists at the texas tribune festival in austin. panelists include mark meadows and 2020 democratic presidential candidate and governor steve bullock. >> this weekend on american history tv, today at 2:00 p.m. eastern, historians talk about the lessons learned from the reconstruction period after the civil war. >> the concept of whiteness before the civil war was a barrier of exclusion when states said only white men c

certainly for someone in mymy position because in 2013, contractors -- i was a contractor -- did nonot fall unrstleblower protection laws. so i i was really paralyzed an agonizing over whatat to do. could i i do anything? very much trying to talklk mysef out of it. but eventually, you have to ask yourself, what hapappens if no e does anything? the reality is, everything gets worse. if we arare to keep a constitutional public,c, everyby has to do their part. it doesn't matter who you are. what matters is what you see, what y you can prorove,ecause it is not about you. it is about us. so in that r realization, i ununderstood that even though im a technologist and it would be quite easy for me to publish these documents myself on the internet, instead what i should do is provide e them to journalists. this is because the journalists could auththenticate them and g, you don't understand all this, but wewe can get other sources o confirm this is accurate. you must understand it. your politics are crazy, whateverer. i shouldn't be the one making the decisions of what is and isn't in the public intere

can she ever unring this bell, is there an off-ramp in any way or would you expect a floor vote on impeachment on this president at some point? >> so as of this tuesday in september i would say that we only have an inquiry at this point, we're going to know darn sure very fast because, ari, on thursday if the dni does not produce that whistle-blower complaint then what is going to happen is that the legal brass knuckles will come out and they will use every resource they can to rain down on members of the trump administration. but it all depends on what specifically is in that whistle-blower complaint. the speaker is right. i've talked to a number of members who said, look, you don't need to articulate the quid pro quo for you to execute the quid pro quo. if you're withholding military aid at the same time that you're pressuring the leader to essentially in the speaker's words manufacture and cook up evidence because, again, i can't stress enough that her message in this meeting was that the reason why this is so nefarious is that the ukrainians themselves had already determined -- >> right. >

>> reporter: in january, police say brown was involved in a domestic disturbance in florida unred to taylor but was not arrested. >> he's misunderstood by a lot of people, but he is a good guy. >> reporter: and last weekend, he was abruptly released from the oakland raiders after clashing with the team during training camp. in the hbo show "hard knocks," brown is heard thanking coach jon gruden for having his back. >> thanks for supporting me, coach. the head, the feet. >> reporter: the nfl, which in the past faced criticism over how it has dealt with accusations of sexual and domestic assaults against players, says it's investigating taylor's claims. >> the league seems to be taking a little bit of a wait-and-see approch. >> reporter: "boston globe" patriots reporter nor yaah prinsiati. >> they can take their own tact together, their own picture of exactly what happened and then come to a determination of whether or not they think that brown should be able to represent their league by playing in it. >> brown is scheduled to have his first practice with the patriots today. in a state

have four or five countries on our side and at a certain issue, if a hundred and 50 of them in the unrte, then we lose. we also have to think about the weakest links. the hungry his of the world in the china's of the world will also have to build up our numbers to be the security partner of the choice. >> thank you. >> this is been fascinating. thanks to the three of you. doctor, you 25 years ago when we were both young whippersnappers, you wrote a long article about the military affairs. it really opened my eyes. i'm grateful to that. your service over the years. i do have a question for you. you evaluate that the balance of power in china's near seas currently favors the united states although you have great concerns in the intermediate longer terms. i am sort of the opposite, i kind of think we are in trouble now but am encouraged about trends because a lot of this missing is that you know all concerned about we put american policies is what happens in our system when everybody's eyes open and they go well we put god to do something now because now everybody is running to do things.

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