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thank you so much, sarah westwood. appreciate it. >>> so momentum is building, however, towards a second impeachment of president trump starting on monday. nancy pelosi signalled that democrats have every intention of holding the president to account. >> sadly, the person that's running the executive branch is a deranged, unhinged, dangerous president of the united states, and there are only a number of days until we can be protected from him. but he has done something so serious that there should be prosecution against him. >> suzanne malvo is on capitol hill. good to see you again. what can you tell us about a potential timeline on this and is this momentum gaining traction? >> well, fred, already we have a copy of this. this is one single article of impeachment here that has been drawn up. the draft resolution calling for the incitement of insurrection of the president for his role on wednesday with the mob entering the capitol and trying to overturn the election results. now, things are happening very, very quickly

sarah westwood is there. sarah, no surprise that president trump is cheering on those 11 republicans who came forward in his defense yesterday. >> reporter: yeah, john, not a shock there. the president was happy to see the senators join senator hawley in their pledge to object to the certification of the election results. and trump suggested that perhaps he would like to see even more lawmakers come forward and pledge to do that. he wrote, after they see the facts, plenty more to come, our country will love them for it. of course, this move from the gop at the moment is based on no facts, as lauren mentioned, we should street. there's been no evidence on which to base this. and dozens of courts have thrown out arguments that are similar to the ones that republicans are making now. but nonetheless, the white house has been celebrating what they perceive to be a victory with white house chief of staff mark meadows praising the lawmakers who he said were ready to stand up for election integrity and object to cer

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cnn's sarah westwood joining us now. what kind of reaction is coming from this at least one article of impeachment that has been drawn up? >> yeah, fred, the white house is in crisis mode dealing with the fallout from the president's incitement of violence earlier this week. and officials are taking this impeachment push seriously. sources say that on thursday, top aides, including white house chief of staff mark meadows and ivanka trump sat the president down and explained to him that there is a serious risk of him being removed from office before january 20th. whether that be through impeachment or through the exercise of the 25th amendment from members of his own cabinet. now trump has not weighed in directly about the impeachment and it's more difficult for him to now that his twitter has been suspended, but the white house released this statement on friday. as president trump said yesterday, this is a time for healing and unity as one nation. a politically motivated impeachment against a president with 12 days remai

cnn's sarah westwood is at the white house. sarah, what has been the reaction? >> well, fred, president trump tried to get around that ban initially by using his @potus handle. but twitter quickly took that down. they are taking this ban seriously. meanwhile, the white house is in crisis mode dealing with the fallout from the president's incitement of violence this week and also with the prospect of another impeachment looming over trump right now. the white house released this statement last night as president trump said yesterday this is a time for healing and unity as one nation. a politically motivated impeachment against a president with 12 days remaining in his term will only serve to further divide our great country. now white house aides are taking this threat seriously. in fact, on thursday, top aides to the president came to him with a warning that there's a serious chance he could be removed from office if he didn't change his approach to the riots. that could happen through impeachment or cabinet members could pursue his removal from office using the

. >> let's start this morning with cnn's sarah westwood at the white house. the president traying to hold on to power in the last few days, trying to hold on to his cabinet members. how is the west wing reacting? >> reporter: well, victor, the white house is also criticizing this move from house democrats as partisan politics. but top aides to the president sat him down on thursday and warned him that there was this serious possibility that he could be removed from office before the end of his term, either through impeachment or through the 25th amendment that was discussed among cabinet members, two of whom resigned this week in the wake of the president's incitement of violence at the u.s. capitol. all of that pressure led the president to release the more conciliatory tone of the video that he posted, that came after the video he posted the initial response to the violence in which he said he loved the rioters. as you defied mentioned, his final tweet before the account was suspended was announcing he would not be attending the inauguration of president-el

cnn's sarah westwood joining me from the white house. there's a lot on the plate here.irst, i want to talk to you about this information just in. a gop source telling our jake tapper that now about a dozen senators might object to biden's win? what more do we know about this? >> fred, a source tells jake that as you mentioned, roughly a dozen gop senators are considering joining senator josh hawley who is the first and so far only senator to come out and confirm he will object in the efforts to overturn the election results on wednesday when a joint session of congress will occur and vice president pence will preside over the certification of those electoral college results. now some of the names on the list of those considering joining this effort are fierce defenders of the president like senator marsha blackburn, senator ted cruz. but it could show just how sharply divided the president has made the party as he pushes during the final days of his presidency for some extreme or some outlandish legislative demands and for, of course, overturning the election results ev

. >>> sarah westwood is at the white house this morning. sarah, good morning to you.e haven't heard anything from president trump, but we know he spent the weekend with his advisors planning this big send-off and his impeachment trial. what do you know? >> reporter: good morning. yeah, president trump turning his attention to the way he will be leaving office in just three days now. we know that he plans on ditching tradition. obviously, he won't be in attendance at the inauguration. he won't be greeting the president-elect and the soon to be first lady here at the white house. we also know that the president, according to officials, is considering a big send-off at joint base andrews before he jets off to palm beach, florida, where he is expected to spend a significant amount of time post-presidency. that could include a red carpet, even a 21-gun salute. so very elaborate what trump is planning on wednesday. we also know that the president is resisting pressure from aides to deliver some kind of farewell address, whether that be a taped address or a live speech. trum

. >> let's go now to cnn's sarah westwood at the white house. good morning to you. president trump is seeing his power slip away pretty quickly in the final days. how is he? how is the west wing reacting to this? >> reporter: good morning, victor, christi. president trump is watching as allies and cabinet members, aides one by one this week either resigned or publicly denounced him in the wake of the violence at the u.s. capitol that the president incited earlier in the day. president saw two cabinet secretaries resign in protest this week and he's heading into a very uncertain final stretch his presidency. as you guys mentioned, the last tweet that he sent from his twitter account before the social media company banned him from their platform was saying he would not attend the inauguration. that really came as no surprise there because the president has refused to concede so far, but it also further opens the rift between him and vice president pence who made it clear he will attend the inauguration if invited. now on capitol hill there is growing pressure to remov

cnn white house reporter sarah westwood is up next. sarah, good morning to you.isten, the president, he's making an exit, he's not going to inauguration. but we understand that there is a very loyal ally who says do not give up on a second term. who is it? and what's the justification for this? >> reporter: yeah, victor that would be mike lindell, the ceo of my pillow with trump was photographed heading into the white house with notes full of suggestions for trump to do certain things in his final days in office. lindell said above emerging from that meeting he presented trump with what he described as evidence of voter fraud. of course, there has been noll evidence of widespread voter fraud presented thus far. but that's what lindell said he told the president when he met with him yesterday. it gives insight to what the president is doing behind closed doors in his final days in office. meanwhile, mike pence has been taking on more of a public role, more of a presidential role, quite frankly, in the last days in the white house. pence called his soon to be succ

cnn's sarah westwood has the latest from the white house. sarah, congressman low yuis gom was trying to force vice president pence to choose president trump. what's not constitutional. what did the judge say? was there any word from pence so far? >> reporter: john, this judge threw out the case saying gomert and the other representatives who joined it did not have standing to bring the lawsuit. the remedy they were asking for had no relation to the injury that they were claiming. it's the same argument that the trump campaign and allies of the president have used now dozens of times in courts at all levels, and it's not been successful anywhere. vice president mike pence was silent for days after this lawsuit was filed, but he did respond in a filing asking the court to reject the case saying he did not have the authority to decide which electoral college votes to count and which to discard. the judge, who by the way was a trump appointee, agreed with pence. now the department of justice had given the white house a heads up that they were go

. >>> let's go to the white house reporter sarah westwood. sarah, we know the president obviously making his plans to exit. but we know that there is somebody who visited him recently who is hoping that he is still going to have a second term. what can you tell us? >> reporter: yeah, that would be mike lindell, the ceo of my pillow who is someone who is pretty close to president trump. and he was photographed heading into the white house yesterday with notes, about suggestions that he gave president trump behind closed-doors in a meeting. among what lindell said he told the president was evidence of voter fraud. that's what lindell claims. of course, there's been no evidence of widespread voter fraud presented since election day. nonetheless, it gives you insight as to what trump is discussing as he waits in the last four days of his presidency to tick by. vice president mike pence has been filling a lot of public-facing duties at this time. and frankly is acting more presidential than president trump at this moment. pence on thursday called

christi andon. >> sarah westwood at the white house. thank you very much. >>> sarah said this wednesday congress is expected to vote to certify joe biden's victory in the 2020 election. >> isn't coming without its own challenges. cnn's phil mattingly has more of that. >> reporter: as the 116th congress comes to an end, well, the president with a pretty sharp rebuke from both republicans and democrats. now that doesn't mean the relations with congress are officially over. in fact, republicans, more than 140 in the house, at least one in the united states senate, perhaps more, are lining up behind the president this time around when it comes to trying to overthrow or overturn the u.s. election. let's make something very, very clear here. on january 6th when a joint session of congress convenes to count the electors, joe biden will be confirmed to be the next president of the united states of america. how long it takes to get to that point? well, that's where the current dynamics are officially throwing things into question. the republican

let's go now to cnn's sarah westwood. sarah, what, if anything, is the white house saying? usually by now we would hear a lot from the president via twitter, but of course his account has been suspended indefinitely. what other smoke signals might there be from the white house or from him? >> reporter: fred, the white house is quickly decrying this impeachment push as a politically motivated stunt from democrats. they're citing the fact that the president has now 11 days left in office as the reason they say this is partisan and i want to read you the white house statement on this. as president trump said yesterday, this is a time for healing and unity as one nation, a politically motivated impeachment against a president with 12 days remaining in his term will only serve to further divide our great country. now, privately, though, white house aides are taking very seriously the prospect of impeachment, and in fact cnn is reporting that on thursday top white house officials, including chief of staff mark meadows sat trump down and warned him there was a serious possibility

. >> that's right, cnn's sarah westwood has the latest from the white house. let's start with the lawsuit. several arizona republicans joined gop congressman gomert in trying to force vice president pence to choose donald trump as the next president unilaterally. we know the vice president asked the judge to reject the case. what more did the judge say? >> reporter: john, the judge in the eastern district of texas says the congressmen did not have standing to bring the case forward, meaning there was no basis for the lawsuit which centered on challenging vice president pence's role in certifying the electoral college results, a role that largely is ceremonial and just a formality because the votes have already been cast. in the days after the lawsuit was filed we had a lot of radio silence from vice president pence on the lawsuit. but we did finally hear from him in a filing on that lawsuit in which he asked the court to reject the case, acknowledging that the vice president does not have the authority to discard electoral college votes. the department of just

sarah westwood, always appreciate seeing you. thank you.nd listen, new this morning is house speaker nancy pelosi telling lawmakers to prepare to return to washington next week. this obviously another sign that house democrats could move to impeach the president. >> cnn national correspondent suzanne malveaux on capitol hill. that letter saying it's time to be ready. clear sign that this is moving forward? >> reporter: you are absolutely right. she wants people to be on stand-by ready to travel to washington at a moment's notice so they can go ahead and go forward with this vote. the house speaker nancy pelosi has made it clear to her democratic caucus that her first prerns would be that the president rezblins. they know that's not happening. the second choice, the option is the vice president, the majority of the cabinet to invoeb the 25th amendment and remove him. it is becoming more and more clear that's not going to happen and she feels very strongly about the constitutional duty exclusively to the house, to theability to impeach the pr

let's start with cnn's sarah westwood at the white house. the momentum is growing in congress to accelerate the president's exit with the reaction from the west wing about this possible second impeachme impeachment. >> reporter: good morning, victor and christi. the white house is already criticizing this as partisan politics from house democrats. but top aides to the president, including his chief of staff mark meadows and his daughter ivanka trump saturd the preside down that it was a serious possibility that he could be removed from office before january 20th, whether that be by impeachment or whether that be by his cabinet invoking the 25th amendment and moving to get him out of office. so that pressure is what led to him releasing the more conciliatory video on thursday. it came a day after he released a video that was his initial response saying he loved the protesters, but he followed all of that up with the tweet yesterday that he does not plan to attend president-elect biden's inauguration which would make him the first president si

's air sarah westwood is there. probably not a surprise to anybody that plump resident tru lauding the 11 republicans who came forward. >> reporter: unsurprising that president trump was happy to learn that a number of senators had come out and said that they plan to object to the certification of the votes, but that may not be enough for him. on twitter he suggested that he wants to see even more lawmakers come out and pledge to do this. he said after they see the facts, plenty more to come, our country will love them for it. now, we should just remind everyone that no facts have come to light so far, no evidence has been presented to suggest any kind of widespread fraud. that argument has been thrown out in dozens of courts from the state level all the way up to the supreme court with a high-profile case brought by republican lawmakers beings toed just on friday. white house chief of staff mark meadows also reacted to the news praising the lawmakers who he said were ready to stand up for election integrity and obj

. >> cnn's sarah westwood is at the white house. we want to start with the gop, sarah. good morning, happy new year. gop congressman louis gomert to choose mike pence to choose donald trump as the next president. was there any word from pence at this point? >> reporter: happy new year. yeah, that judge in the eastern district of texas said that the congressman bringing this case did not have standing to do so. that's the same reason that we've seen again and again with these 11th hour challenges to the electoral college results. incidentally, this is a judge that was appointed by president trump saying this to the congressman who are now trying to do trump's bidding and overturn the will of the people here. we heard from vice president pence in a filing in that case. he asked the court actually to reject the challenge to the election saying he does not have the authority as the vice president to decide which electoral college votes to count and not count. the doj had given the white house a heads up that that filing was coming, but we know that the president has been fu

we've got a lot to get to with cnn white house reporter sarah westwood who is in washington for us. aire vice president pence, donald trump aren't speaking, the 25th amendment apparently is now being floated, but any possibility is open. what do we know about the state of things in the west wing right now? >> reporter: well, good mornin., things in the west wing are strained right now to say the least with the tensions between president trump and vice president pence biology over into public view. trump and pence have not spoken since wednesday when prens was trapped in the capitol during the insurrection. some of the rioters shouting his name as they ransacked the capitol. trump never checked on pence's well being and that is just one of many reasons why there are so many tensions between the two men. sources say trump is angry at pence and pence is feeling disappointed that he is experiencing some of the vic dig tichbs that has been reserved for other cabinet members and aides but hasn't been extended to pence, one of trump's most loyal top officials up to this point. to make that

cnn's sarah westwood is at the white house right now.e know that the vice president and president, as we said, they are not talking. the 25th amendment back on the table according to the vice president. what do you know about the mood and what is happening at the west wing right now? >> reporter: well, the relationship between president trump and vice president pence appears to be at an all-time low after four years of the two of them never publicly disagreeing on anything at all. these tensions are spilling into public view after the events of wednesday. like you guys mentioned, they haven't spoken since that day and president trump did not call to check on the vice president a as he was hiding in the capitol from the insurrectionists ho were storming the building, some calling his name. trump has also not commented publicly on the death threats that have been directed at pence on social media. president trump is said to be angry that pence performed his constitutional duty to certify the election results, did not give in to the preside

. >> cnn's white house reporter sarah westwood with us now. sarah, good morning to you. know we haven't heard anything from the president, we know that he's focused on planning a big sendoff, though, and, of course, his upcoming impeachment trial. what do we know about what he's doing behind closed doors? >> reporter: well, good morning, victor and christi. yeah, president trump turning his attention to the way that he will be leaving office as he spends his final days behind those closed doors at the white house. we know that he will be shooing traditions come wednesday. he will not be tending the inauguration, won't be welcoming the soon to be president and first lady to the white house to ride over to the white house with them. that is something mike pence is expected to do for the administration. trump instead focusing on that big sendoff that he wants to see on wednesday that includes things like a red carpet, a color guard, one administration official said potentially even a 21-gun salute. those are the kinds of things that trump is considering at joint base andrew

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and then they did it the next night at the club i was doing in westwood. # well, it's been a year, itistmas is so important, and i think it could be starting a tradition because, i mean, they have got the movie behind it, last christmas, they've got the song, why not george michael and wham at number one? it should be a tradition. # ..but the very next day you gave it away.# ticket—holder has started the new year by winning the euromillions jackpot of nearly £40 million — that's around $55 million dollars. one ticket matched all five regular numbers and two lucky stars in the draw on friday night. the winning numbers were 16, 28, 32, 44 and 48, with the lucky stars 01 and 09. time for a look at the weather with helen willetts. good afternoon. with the cold weather remaining for the rest of the weekend at least, the showers that are coming along are falling as snow over the hills, but even at lower levels, and so ice is a real concern because it is bitter out there. even with the sunshine, temperatures are barely reaching more than 3—4 degrees above freezing, and we have seen quite a n

synced to young guns and bad boys, and then they did it the next night at the club i was doing in westwoods time of year obviously because it is a christmas song, but particularly poignant since george's death? 0h, absolutely. it is one of those tracks that when you hear it, you think about george, you think about wham! and you think about the time of year. it's the perfect track. and what happens now that it's finally made it after 36 years? do we see it going on and on? could it do the same next year? i think so. i have often said on the radio in america and around the world on sirius xm that the uk charts, to be number one on the bbc at christmas is so important, and i think it could be starting a tradition because they got the movie behind it, last christmas, they've got the song, why not? george michael and wham! at number one — it should be a tradition. and just finally, because we are nearly running out of time, richard blade. more than 35 million fans have logged on to an online concert by some of the biggest names in k—pop. people in more than 180 countries watched the special new

synced to young guns and bad boys and then they did it the next night at the club i was doing in westwoodbviously because it is a christmas song but particularly poignant since george's death? 0h, absolutely. it is one of those tracks that when you hear it, you think about george, you think about wham and you think about the time of year, it's the perfect track. and what happens now, that it's finally made it after 36 years, do we see it going on and on? could it do the same next year? i think so. i have often said on the radio in america and around the world on sirius xm that the uk charts, to be number one on the bbc at christmas is so important, and i think it could be starting a tradition because they got the movie behind it, last christmas, they've got the song, why not? george michael and wham at number one, it should be a tradition. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @lvaughanjones. i'm lewis vaughan jones, i'm lewis vaughanjones, this is bbc news. hello there. this cold weather isn't giving up anytime soon. it will stay for the weekend and most of next week. at least for the weeken

host: next is matt calling from westwood, new jersey. caller: thank you. would like to state some facts about the president's legacy which your past two guests have either ignored -- i am disappointed that c-span should have a more equal time to president trump's supporters. fact, president trump's legacy veterans twice allowed veterans to get doctor care when they need to instead of waiting in line and dying as they had in the past administration's. s. fact, president trump getting these vaccines with his warp speed which no one thought would take place. fact, president trump bringing back jobs to americans because he felt the pain of americans who were fired, laid off. factories shipped overseas courtesy of people like hillary clinton and mr. biden and the democrats, as well as some republicans in name only, such as your guest, who is a trump aide or. host: we will get a response. [laughter] guest: i actually agree with some of that. i think the better thing was building on an obama era piece of legislation, but i thought both administration's moves on t

let's bring in sarah westwood. the president is making plans for his exit from the white house. it appears that one of his allies is not giving up on the idea that the president will be in office on january 21. tell us about this. >> reporter: that's right. my pillow ceo was seen heading into the white house holding notes with suggestions for his final days in office and told jim acosta with evidence of voter fraud. but it gives you a window into somehow trump is spending these final hours into office. mike pence has been taking on more of the public role here at the end of about pence called kamala harris offering his assistance, his congratulations. that is not something that trump has done. he has not phoned biden. and pence publicly attended a briefing about the importance of keeping the nation's capitol safe. again rnot something that we've heard president trump do. trump has been pretty silent especially since his twitter account has been suspended. and we expect the silence to continue because caylee maca an has served her last day. and so we're not expecting a lot in the

. >>> and now to sarah westwood. the president is making plans for his departure, but he has someone now who in just surprisingly relevant in the last few hourses of of the trum administration who thinks that he has a chance at a second term. >> and that would be mike lyndell, ceo of my pillow and close personal ally of president trump who was photographed heading into the white house with notes containing what appeared to be suggestions that lyndell had for trump for his final days in office. and lyndell told cnn that during a meeting with the president, he tried to hand the president what he described as evidence of vavaet voter fraud. and he was drtrying to offer to president trump. and just a sliver of evidence of what president trump is spending his last days in office. and meanwhile vice president mike pence has emerged really more presidential leader on thursday, he called his soon to be successor kamala harris to offer her assistance. trump as we know has not offered that courtesy to joe biden. but also a sec

daniel alpert with westwood capital. seeed an update on what you on the american labor economy away from the usual statistics. daniel: let's face it, at this point we have had 74 million initial claims for unemployment insurance. we are down about 8.5 million jobs overall. what the market is exhibiting is an enormous turn. 750,000, 850,000 people each week claiming unemployment benefits. we are about to see what happens when the jobs numbers come out for december. the total jobs numbers has not moved that much. we have business instability. we have instability with employers. we have them facing a very tough winter ahead. are they slowed down by colder weather and serving meals outside and what have you. they're now facing this huge wall of the committed liabilities, deferred rents, deferred debt services, and other obligations suspended by forbearance. tom: i want to talk about the forbearance in a bit. daniel alpert, summers in blanchard talked about goods producing -- people staying out of work for a long time and the

. >>> for more on this, we go to cnn's sarah westwood. how is the president feeling?> reporter: well, fred, it's clear that the president's frustration with the way the election has played out is still pretty intense. he's tweeting about it every single day and going after the growing number of republican senators who are breaking with him and not doing his bidding when it comes to overturning the election results. the president, for example, went after the number two republican in the senate, john thune, and even advocated for him to be primaried, basically pushing for him to be unseated because thune criticized efforts to overturn the electoral college results when they are certified in a joint session of congress on january 6th. senator josh hawley is expected to lead the charge in the senate to object to at least one state's certification of the electoral college votes and he's being joined by dozens of republicans in the house. a handful of those republicans led by congressman gohmert did file the lawsuit that was focused on challenging pence's role in counting t

. >> sarah westwood is there. good to see you. the president we know staying out of the public eye.t do we know about what he is doing in private? >> reporter: well, "the washington post" is reporting that acting defense secretary christopher miller directed the head of the national security agency to install white house official and a former gop operator michael ellis as the nsa's top lawyer. this is a trump loyalist. the pentagon general counsel put him in that role in november but, as is the case with most high-level government roles, there are a lot of steps, a lot of requirements that need to be fulfilled. so ellis hadn't yet assumed that role because those boxes hadn't yet been checked. miller gave the nsa to 6:00 p.m. yesterday to put ellis in that job. the deadline came and went. the trump loyalist not put in that position and it's unclear if the head of the nsa will be facing repercussions. miller said earlier this week though that he, quote, can't wait to leave his position. so miller eying the exits with three days left in this administration. he is not the only one. cnn

there is no whirlwind press tour the show must go on so the actress as you can see donning vivienne westwoodly distanced and looks incredible. hathaway admitting it feels strange to promote a movie right now, but also saying, quote, i also hope this film offers some relief by making you laugh and feel less alone. we've got all the details on "locked down" in "binge this" coming up. >>> what better way to kick off your saturday than with music by the one and only j.lo? after teasing fans on instagram for weeks jennifer lopez has released the new music video for her latest single "in the morning," showing off stunning ensembles, even appearing there as a mermaid. the superstar revealing the video is full of symbolism saying, quote, you can't change anyone else. you can only change yourself. grow your own wings and walk away from anyone or anything that truly doesn't value all you have to offer. and, eva, as you said earlier, j.lo is gold, because the woman does not age. >> i don't know how she does it either. she always looks -- >> like fine wine. >> yes, yes. >> you can't change anybody else.

westwood smartly and safely must energize the lagging sector and rebuilder economic platform for theneration of growth. >> ding dong the cost was high eight months ago you ran said but hoffer. you don't plan for your economic resurgence when you killed your states economy. like plan if your 95th birthday party opening smartly and safely as if that genius notion did not strike every government and may. it sure seems like he purposely tanked everything, individuals and businesses began so he could get a juicy federal bailout. and now that the democrats have pulled the federal hat trick, is going to make every fiscally responsible state eat his crab sandwich. he blathers on and on about infrastructure and transportation and growth. he is like the guard who complains the flowers are dying after he douses them in bleach. feeling good i did this narcissistic grandma killing hothead has had is legalizing weed and online sports gambling to office spending jags but he is a hack about that too because in 2017, long after public opinion had reached critical mass on the subject, cuomo had that n

what i really learned at the end of the westwood experience is that matt's not gonna listen to anybody to be open-minded about getting better. just think about the market in totality. i'll see you back at the office? charlotte: cool. matthew: okay. lemonis: okay? matthew: sounds good. charlotte: sounds good. lemonis: okay, guys, thank you. matthew: see you, marcus. ♪♪ lemonis: have you not been here before? matthew: never been to cooper. lemonis: oh. matthew: i've been to the other one, you know, the la mart? lemonis: this is far more contemporary. matthew: that's what i've heard. lemonis: trade shows have been one of the single biggest investments for matt and the casery, but they don't seem to get much out of them, and i want to really understand why. so, today, we're at brand assembly. it's a trade show for high-end fashion brands. matt's had a sales rep there for 2 days now, and so, i want to check in with her directly and get honest feedback about what she's seeing and how she feels about it. how's it going here? angela: it's good. it's a little bit slower, just 'cause we're newer

have stood by him some of them very high profile some celebrities probably around justin vivienne westwood the fashion designer to name a few and of course one of the most vocal supporters has been his partner stella morris as she was a member of his legal counsel when he was holed up in the ecuadorian embassy they are now engaged to be married and she is also the mother of 2 of his children fathered whilst he was in the ecuadorian embassy this is what she had to say about this ruling of the central criminal court. we are pleased that the court has recognized the seriousness and inhumanity of what he has endured and what he faces . but let's not forget indictment in the u.s. has not been dropped. very extremely concerned that the u.s. government has decided to appeal this decision. it continues to want to punish julian. and make him disappear into the deepest darkest hole of the u.s. prison system. for the rest of his life. so that you have a reflection of. ok this may well be a minor victory but given the implications that the prosecution in the u.s. are hoping to take this further an app

host: next is matt calling from westwood, new jersey. caller: thank you. like to state some facts about the president's legacy which your past two guests have either ignored -- i am disappointed that c-span should have a more equal time to president trump's supporters. fact, president trump's legacy veterans twice allowed veterans to get doctor care when they need to instead of waiting in line and dying as they had in the past administration's. s. fact, president trump getting these vaccines with his warp speed which no one thought would take place. fact, president trump bringing back jobs to americans because he felt the pain of americans who were fired, laid off. factories shipped overseas courtesy of people like hillary clinton and mr. biden and the democrats, as well as some republicans in name only, such as your guest, who is a trump aide or. host: we will get a response. [laughter] guest: i actually agree with some of that. i think the better thing was building on an obama era piece of legislation, but i thought both administration's moves on that we