today. >> on this article of impeachment -- >> in the senate, he was easily acquitted. >> william jefferson clinton. >> in retrospect, the 1998-99 effort to impeach and remove clinton is viewed as a partisan endeavor because the american people spoke in the midterms in 1998 and said, we don't really want to impeach this president. >> after the senate trial, congress took the law that created ken starr's job and let it die. >> no, i'm not going to comment. >> a bipartisan acknowledgement that things had gone too far. >> women will be silent no more. >> but today in the "me too" era, clinton's impeachment is being seriously reconsidered. his affair with a young intern seen by many as an abuse of power. >> my greatest mentor, hillary clinton. >> democrat kirsten gillibrand, who holds hillary clinton's old senate seat -- >> women's voices matter. >> -- said in 2017 that bill clinton should have resigned. >> the kind of behavior that was tolerated a long time ago would never be tolerated today, and we can't allow it to be tolerated today. but allstate actually helps you drive safely... with drivewise. i

process in those documents, if you go back and look that is relating to the impeachment of william jefferson clinton in 1998 read very differently than the articles of impeachment thrown on the floor of the house by representative al green a few days ago. there was a major difference between going through a professional legitimate process of inquiring into evidence and voting on something as opposed to skipping over or jumping over all of that and moving directly to impeaching a president simply because we do not like him. but even before we get into the ins and outs of the ministration of an impeachment, it's important to consider in impeachment in the context of what is happening in our society in a much broader level. if we look for example at other things happening in the congress recently or in government generally or in society generally, what we see is a process that is about as alien as you can get from the process that delivered untrue deliberative processes outlined by our counters and reflect in the constitution based on something seem to be largely missing in today's world, properly educ

first one, president was just enlisting the help of an ally with matters of corruption and william jefferson clintonidence in corruption in ukraine. all he wanted was the dirt on his political opponent, joe biden. >> so that's the second defense. by the way, i'm right about joe biden. joe biden held the money over ukraine's head until they got rid of the prosecutor that was looking at the company that his son was working with. those are all true statements. he was holding up the money. he did want to get rid of the prosecutor. the prosecutor was in charge of a case into the person who owned the company that hunter biden sat on the board of. >> not he, we. there was a crooked prosecutor in ukraine who was not bringing prosecutions on anybody. there was absolutely not a single active anti-corruption prosecution going on in ukraine, including with respect to this company biden's son was involved in. >> we, the united states and our allies and every international institution that was trying to help ukraine at the time, said you got to get rid of this crooked prosecutor and get somebody who will actually

exploration investigate that president bush senior started was turned off in about as fast -- by william jefferson clinton when he became president. he turned it off. and the same thing happened in the obama administration. it wasn't within three weeks, it was turned off. the constellation program was turned off. i don't know who's going to win the election next november, a year from now, but that can be turned off real fast, what we have there. so i can't forecast who's going to be the chief executive on the next, say, two or three cycles. but that could go on, it could go off. that's the big risk. >> next question. >> i'll try to limit it to hans. i'm glad you can see well now. what about the competition, jeff bezos's company versus spacex. is that serious competition to spacex? he can pay for it also. >> they're competition, they're building great vehicles and however, we are ahead of the game right now. there's one big step that a rocket needs to do and that's go to orbit. and that is -- in some cases it's proven to be harder than people thought. and i learned that myself. it's hard to get to orbit. b

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on the judiciary to investigate whether sufficient grounds exist for the impeachment of william jefferson clinton, president of the united states. the committee -- this says resolved that the committee on the judiciary, this is nixon, acting as a whole or by any subcommittee thereof, appointed by a chairman in accordance with the rules of the committee, is authorized and directed to investigate fully and completely whether sufficient grounds exist for the house of representatives to exercise constitutional power to impeach richard nixon, president of the united states of america. the committee shall report to the house of representatives such resolutions and articles of impeachment and other recommendations as it deems proper. this is substantively the same. the provisions in here, the language varies a little bit in the preambles. but the provisions in here are identical. because they had an understanding that they needed to be in conformance with the constitution, mr. speaker, with history, with a sense of fairness and trust and knowing that antiquity would look back on this and see, how did th

initiative that sven bush senior started -- that president bush senior started started off by william jefferson clinton when he was in office. boom. tarted off, administration, the constellation program. i do not of who will win the election a year from now, but that could be turned off really fast, what we have there. so i cannot forecast who is going to be the chief executive next -- cheap executive in the next two or three cycles paired but that can go on -- the next chief executive in the next two or three cycles. but that can go on and it can go off. that is the big risk. deanna: next question. hans, i'm glad you can see well. , jeffbout the competition bezos versus spacex. ther company also has rocket plans and it took off and that is quite amazing. is that serious competition to spacex? i wouldnigsmann: definitely say, they are competition. they are building great vehicles. and we are ahead of the game right now. there is one big step a rocket needs to do and that is go to orbit. and that is in some cases, has been proven to be harder than people thought. i have learned that myself. it is hard t

started was turned off just as fast by william jefferson clinton when he became president.off, boom. and the same thing happened with the obama administration, it wasn't within three weeks, but it was turned off the constellation program was turned off. now, i don't know who is going to win the election next november, a year from now, but that can be turned off real fast, what we have there. so i can't forecast who is going to be the chief executive in the next two or three cycles, but that can go on, it can go off. that's the big risk. >> all right. next question. >> we've got-- [inaudible] >> questions, but i'll try to limit it to hans. i'm glad you can see well now. what about the competition jeff bezos company versus spacex. where is he? he's got also-- their company have their rockets planned they took off from, that's quite amazing, but is that serious competition to spacex? >> i would definitely say. i mean bezos-- >> yeah, he can pay for it, also. >> i mean, they are competition, they're building great vehicles and, however, we are ahead of the game right now. that'

william jefferson , 42nd president of the honorabletes, and the presidentma, the 44th of these united states. they are going to come in that order and share their thoughts now. will you greet president william clintonank you bishop. maya, all the members of the -- bishop, honorees i thank you for many things, but especially for the decades of guidance and genuine friendship you gave to elijah. exactlyue that almost toyears ago, he invited me new psalms on the sunday before the election. [laughter] and i remember, love that you introduced the staff, because we would all be dead without the people that are helping us. yourf you are a president, staff is always trying to tell you why you should not do something, or you should not go somewhere. i remember this very well. it is the sunday before the election. -- i get whatgo you want to go to an african-american church, but why would you go to baltimore? come on. they were so good to you. it always vote for you. -- they always vote for you. and why would you go for elijah cummings? he has been in the house 15 minutes. he literally had not finished one term yet. i said, i have just got a feeling this is something we ought to do, and if we do it, we will