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this hour hoping sunday's presidential election will finally lead to peace the incumbent jersey maria val's wants another term despite failing to stabilize the economy and to deal with a growing illegal trade in drugs our correspondent there is now from the outskirts of the capital this hour. a last ditch effort to cling on to power in this campaign incumbent president joseph vast calls himself a man of the people the one that can bring peace and stability to the nation but his mandate has been anything but stephen after dismissing all 8 of his government since taking office in 2014 he called on the military to step in on his behalf days before the election fear of a military coup still looms as night falls hundreds gathered to hear him speak among the crowd are west african troops from nigeria and senegal here as a stabilizing force to keep a close watch on fast and his military entourage val says we have to get to work together to bring an end to the political crisis accusing foreign powers of wanting to steal the country's wealth and tells the crowd to be careful with fake news. he then

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leading off our discussion tonight are democratic congresswoman val demings, and she has taken part in all the public impeachment hearings. also joining us joyce vance, former u.s. attorney for the northern district of alabama and msnbc legal analyst. and ron klain, former senior aid to vice president joe biden and president obama and former chief council to the senate judiciary committee. he's an advisor to joe biden's 2020 presidential campaign. congresswoman demings, thank you very much for joining us after this very busy week. what do you believe are the next steps for the intelligence committee? will there be more witness interviews or depositions or public testimony? >> well, lawrence, it's good to be with you and let me just say today we heard from two very powerful witnesses as you've already talked about. what a way to finish the week? today was really the last day of scheduled witnesses. you know, we'll regroup next week and talk about the steps moving forward. but i believe what we have heard from these very courageous very dedicated foreign service officers who as you've in

our first guest tonight, congressman val demmings, took that oath, and she had this to say to david holmes and fiona hill. >> policies change, but u.s. interests don't. at least not for those true public servants who are committed and dedicated to protecting our nation. thank you both for being two of them. >> john bolton wasn't there today, but he came to life in fiona hill's testimony. she said that in his role as national security advisor, john bolton was frustrated that rudy giuliani and trump ambassador to the european union gordon sondland and white house chief of staff mick mulvaney were going outside of normal diplomatic channels to try to force ukraine to conduct an investigation of joe biden and his son. >> then in the course of that discussion said that rudy giuliani was a hand grenade that was going to blow everyone up. i had to go to the lawyers, to john eisen berg, i was senior counsel for the national security council, to basically say, you tell eisen berg ambassador bolton told me i am not part of this whatever drug deal that mulvaney and sondland are cooking up. >> what di

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lou: perhaps without realizing it, congresswoman val demmings did a good job of laying out what they trying to do in that hearing room. the dimms believe the deep state have the right and responsibility to carry out the orthodoxed policies no matter who is in office. marie yovanovich denied pressuring the ukrainian prosecutor from investigating certain groups. >> i want to reiterate that the allegation that i disaccept night a do not prosecute list was as fabrication. the former ukrainian prosecutor acknowledged the list never existed. lou: not quite. as investigative journalist john solomon and the "new york times" both reported. poroshenko denies he deny that allegation. he says it was based on a bad translation and yovanovich did pressure him not to prosecute those sacktivists. joining me, robert wray. this -- rather than characterize it myself, let me defer to you. what are we watching here? >> that's a big tangled web. to keep it simple for the moment, the best way to describe it is there is a power struggle and policy dispute going on between the administration and the state de

joining me now, congresswoman val demings of florida. the speaker used the word bribery today. do you think that's an accurate characterization of what the president and his associates did? >> well, it's great to be with you. as a former law enforcement officer i think the word bribery is quite appropriate because basically if we look at the read out that was released by the white house, the president during the call with president zelensky, when president zelensky said i'm just about ready to purchase more javelins to defend themselves, president trump said but i need you to do me a favor, though. and then went into investigations -- basically i'll release the $400 million for you to purchase those javelins if you investigate the bidens. so, yeah, i believe that the word bribery is clearly appropriate when you look at the wrongdoing by the president. >> what do you feel like you learned yesterday that you didn't know, and what are you hoping to find out tomorrow? >> well, you know, i just think that ambassador taylor as well as mr. kent were just two phenomenal witnesses. they

. >> joining us now is congresswoman val demings who you saw there questioning. representative demings, thank you for making time tonight. i know this has been a marathon day already. >> it's great to be with you, rachel. >> i know this is improper for me to ask but i feel as an american who's really interested in watching this stuff, i want to beg you to please not do two hearings in one day anymore. it was too much. it was really hard to watch that much testimony as fascinating as it was. i have to ask you if on the committee it felt like too much as well? >> i'll tell you what, it was a long day today. but, you know, when you -- let's talk about lieutenant colonel vindman's statement this morning when he said to his dad, you know, i'll be okay basically for telling the truth. and rachel, it was just a reminder of what we're all really fighting for and working so hard for. and that's our democracy. that's the american dream. that is the safety and security of our nation. we had some powerful testimony today starting with lieutenant colonel vindman and ms. willi

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one of the people in the room doing the questioning, congresswoman val demings.a member of the house intelligence committee. thank you so much for being with us. >> good morning. >> i've heard you say you did not run for congress to impeach a president. nevertheless, you find yourself in the middle of an historic moment. what will you try to get at today? >> well, let me say this. i did not run for congress to impeach a president of the list of reasons i decided to run, that one was not there. but you're absolutely right. the times have found us and i took an oath like other members of the congress did to uphold the constitution. we will do that today. we're going to hear from two amazing career foreign service officers today who will step forward and allow the american people to hear what they already know, what they witness, what they heard, what they saw. as they saw this month-long campaign to -- this shadow foreign policy campaign that was being orchestrated and executed by rudy giuliani that really had absolutely nothing to do with u.s. foreign policy as we

val demings next uncomfortable.ng joe." uncomfortable. on "morning joe." >>> mr. kent, you said that a president has the right to remove an ambassador because the ambassadors serve at the pleasure of the president, is that correct? >> that is correct, ma'am. >> does that removal usually come with a smear campaign of that ambassador by the president. >> i think the right of the president to make a decision about the president's personal representative as confirmed by the senate is separate from whatever happens outside the confines of u.s. government processes. >> you have any idea why it was important to discredit ambassador yovanovitch, what she was not willing do or to do, why that was important? >> i guess it probably depends on the motivation of other people and i am not one of them. >> all right. that was member of both the house intelligence and judiciary committees on wednesday questioning diplomat george kent about the witness the committee will hear from today. former u.s. ambassador to ukraine, marie yovan

but first up, intelligence committee member val demings. congresswoman, thank you for being with us tonight, good to have you. >> hi, martha, it's good to be with you. >> martha: thank you very much. you heard the intro about the lack of enthusiasm, i guess, in some parts of the country for these proceedings. does that concern you at all? >> well, martha, let me say this. as you've already indicated, i spent 27 years at the orlando police department, had the honor of serving as the chief of police, and look, some days for more exciting, if you will, or more entertaining than others. but we are involved in a very serious process right now, it's not a joking matter. it's not a laughing matter. i take this impeachment inquiry that we are involved and very, very seriously, just as i did the work that i did as a law enforcement officer. i think our obligation no, during the public hearings, is to make sure that the american people have access to the information, because i believe we all want to get to the truth. >> martha: i think that is absolu

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>> congresswoman val demings. we appreciate you coming on with us today. thank you. so let's bring in my fantastic panel. andy, new york times white house correspondent. melanie, congressional reporter for politico and attorney michael conway who served as counsel to the judiciary committee during the impeachment inquiry of president nixon. melanie, told nbc's jon alan and i'm quoting him here, based on day one, if the goal was to present a clear and easy to follow narrative, neither side did a stellar job. we need to stop presenting this like a foreign policy class. this needs to be about making a clear case about what the president did wrong again and again that narrative is getting lost. so i guess the question becomes, if you focus on ukraine, is that what will win the day? does the focus need to be on something simple like cheating? what are the democrats looking at here? >> i think what you saw today, nancy pelosi's press conference, is the clearest and most concise argument that they want to make to the american people. and that is that the president tried to

or we can speak to our correspondent now mohammed val who knows mali very well indeed damage you reported there extensively haven't you sue to what should we be attributing this uptick what appears to be an uptick in violence specifically in this part of the country. well martin i mean observateur look at this as a unique situation or not unique but strange situation when you have all those foreign armies who have converged on the region in northern mali and who have been waging a a campaign for years against those groups and we have seen the french campaign in 2012 and 13 when they said they are literate of those groups and sent them away into the desert expelled them from the main cities and that was thought by the international community as an end to those groups but soon they began to regroup and to create momentum over the last few years we have seen those attacks that you mentioned in september and now this is one of the biggest blows yesterday to the modern army and also the or the efforts of those troops we have 5000 west african troops there we have we have thousands of you and f

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islamic jihad val's revenge for the death of. siobhan we assure our people and our holy fighters i know that we have no choice but confrontation. israel's strike on a popular anti israel militant came during a period of relative peace but now the deadly to and fro of rockets is back. israel is in political turmoil right now perhaps headed for a 3rd general election in less than a year netanyahu is under intense pressure and has recently been criticized for his failure to stop rocket attacks from militants in gaza now he's responsible for a targeted assassination but consequently more rockets. oh i'm joined now by journalist lucia in gaza city good evening to you. tell us what is the situation right now there in gaza. well as the report mentioned. more record moral kits from gaza and more strikes and continued. the latest strike that killed 2 militants affiliated with islamic jihad directly they were trying to launch rockets and so in total 5 full stadiums at least 2 of them affiliated with islamic jihad which killed after the est

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our correspondent mohammed val has reported extensively in the region and he gave us more detail about what's going on it's very clear that the the campaign that has been going on for years actually since 2012 has has failed to to finish those groups there despite the convergence of thousands and thousands of to 5000 you have mentioned from the g 5 countries. including mali and 4 other side held countries you have thousands from france and you and house of sort of big existence there u.n. peacekeepers despite those efforts despite those armies it's very clear that that campaign has not given the results that were intended and that's probably causing too analysts because the intention itself in many accuse those troops of not really being there only to finish that phenomenon of so-called terrorism in the region but also countries have interests they have interest in staying there for a long time and coordination with them ali in government also is faltering because they accuse the modern government of not doing its share we have seen those defeats after defeats by them against a mali an

northeast the money it was carried out on an outpost in the naca region our correspondent mohammed val has more. we've just received some information from our sources that you know a local source in the area said that isis has claimed responsibility but we are still waiting for an official announcement we understand but this type of announcements takes time because of the security considerations because of the virus groups trying to coordinate if they have indeed worked together on this major attack they need to coordinate their what they are going to say to the media about the about the attack. police in hong kong have used tear gas and water cannon to disperse thousands of people who are rallying for the 22nd straight weekend some protesters 3 burning up jets into the roads in a bid to keep riot police away the protests began over proposed changes to extradition laws which have since been scrapped. palin has more from hong kong i'm in the heart of hong kong central district earlier this place had hundreds even thousands of protesters taking over the streets setting up barricades taki

they would running 6 try the entire top in the 40 points the 17 when new zealand carried steve hansen val's out as starts his wales counterpart warren gatland. well the main event the world cup final takes place on saturday as england's take on south africa now the diverse make up of both teams are in stark contrast to the sport's whites upper class roots for the 1st time the springboks will go into a world cup final with a black captain in c.r. colossi and there are hopes that a win for his team could inspire people from across the african continent it's hike up the sport paul race reports from america hama. believes it's 24 years since south africa's highest achievement in rugby was also part of a turning point in the country's history but now a team of players born in the early days of nelson mandela's rule is showing that the springboks victory at world cup 9095 was not a false dawn as they prepare for saturday's spinal against england. mandela's presidency was just over a year old when he handed the trophy to captain francois pienaar uniting a deeply racially divided country behind tha

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force to tackle armed groups un peacekeepers are also deployed in the region let's bring in mohamed val he's our correspondent he's joining us now he's reported extensively from the region what more you're hearing about this latest attack. yes our desire sources say this attack took place on friday and it started with 3 suicide bombers who blew themselves up inside mali in a military camp killing and wounding scores of soldiers preliminary information from the modern government did not disclose much but then they came out the minister of information said that $53.00 soldiers were killed in total and a number of others were wounded or so one civilian was killed the attack took place near the border with tunisia in the ne ne region of mahdi and it's as you said one of many deadly attacks took place to place in the last few weeks and it shows that the the groups they are fighting against the mali in army and the peacekeepers there and the french soldiers and those 5000 soldiers from the from the offer. commissions the g 5 those groups are gaining more momentum organizing themselves better

jerry and senegal here as a stabilizing force to keep a close watch on fast and his military entourage val's says we have to get to work together to bring an end to the political crisis accusing foreign powers of wanting to steal the country's wealth and tells the crowd to be careful with fake news. he then invites us on stage what was supposed to be a one on one interview is used to galvanize the crowd may fall. see this journalist he accuses me of creating instability i tell you what. you have to be careful with what you say listen i will accept the election results even if i lose. with 20 attempted military coups in dozens of political assassinations never has there been a peaceful transition of power since guinea-bissau has returned to democracy 25 years ago the united states drugs in forstmann agency believes latin american drug traffickers are profiting from the political instability senior military commanders in cahoots with elected politicians are using the harbor to facilitate the smuggling of drugs from latin america through going to be to your. own. green fastest time in office 25

but val patrick, maybe mayor bloomberg and maybe you know who. >> i as i say never never never say neverand i will certainly tell you i am under enormous pressure many, many, many people to think about it. but as of this moment in the studio talking to you, that is not in my plan. greg: it's like the rash from summer camp in 1984. it keeps coming back. let's assume there are many, many, many people who want her to jump back in or maybeup one guy named manny. doesn't that mean the dems are not happy with this bunch? it looks like the party is in disarray while the other side is saying hooray. >> together we'll make america wealthy again. we will make america strong again. we'll make america proud again. and we'll make america great again. greg: that's some serious action. you know who's sweating today? my corgi. he loves fitness. [♪] hopeless flirt. it was sexy, rob, admit it. hillary, hillary, hillary. >> i just noted. she doesn't not look like tom shillue. two things. one is the idea that she is hearing many, many, many voices, that's scary. someone should check on her. she is sitting t

and beijing val's to counter measures after the u.s. congress passes a bill backing pung kong protests.

lou: perhaps without realizing it, congresswoman val demmings did a good job of laying out what theyre trying to do in that hearing room. the dimms believe the deep state have the right and responsibility to carry out the orthodoxed policies no matter who is in office. marie yovanovich denied pressuring the ukrainian prosecutor from investigating certain groups. >> i want to reiterate that the allegation that i disaccept night a do not prosecute list was as fabrication. the former ukrainian prosecutor acknowledged the list never existed. lou: not quite. as investigative journalist john solomon and the "new york times" both reported. poroshenko denies he deny that allegation. he says it was based on a bad translation and yovanovich did pressure him not to prosecute those sacktivists. joining me, robert wray. this -- rather than characterize it myself, let me defer to you. what are we watching here? >> that's a big tangled web. to keep it simple for the moment, the best way to describe it is there is a power struggle and policy dispute going on between the administration and the state

serial production of everyday goods was a cornerstone of the val house vision a partnership between design and industry. at the furniture retailer ikea that vision seems to have become reality. if i'm a rerun of god knows exactly what consumers want. how can you have your 1st home and your 1st bed your 1st so fire your 1st desk actually accessible at a price that you can afford that. affordability is the linchpin of the company's business model. i keel was founded in 1943 generations of grown up with its designs. so it's like here the bow house of today is it exactly what bauhaus found. a century ago. we have a tone of that because of democratic design and that 5 dimensions starting with form a connection to our house us we are talking about today it's of course that form follows function to be a good quality for what it's intended use we work very heavily with sustainability and we take all of those for together with a low price that's when you have a typical ikea product. the 5 pillars of democratic design as formulated by ikea found involve camp he wanted everyone to be able to afford w

opposition from a former prime minister in particular domingo sure morris herrera who was fired by val's in 2 of the 15. struggled with transitions of power that benign coups and attempted coups in the far past 4 decades so having said all of that let's go live now to our correspondent who's in the capital this hour he is nicolas hark nic. can you hear me nic can you hear me. ok i can we have you go now i can hear you now are ok great nic said tell us where you are and what you're seeing. so we're one of the 3000 polling stations that just opened up just moments ago and people are slowly trickling in to vote in this historic vote because martin this is the 1st time there's a peaceful transition of power and as you mentioned earlier there's been attempted coups dozens of political assassinations and at stake is the office of the presidency and the reason why there's so much political stability instability is because the president in this country doesn't necessarily have all that it's also down to that the government and the prime minister and the reason why you have this political stalema