right now, wisconsin is under a stay from the wisconsin appeals court where an earlier judge, a republican appointee, had determined that over 200,000 voters needed to be purged from the rolls because they did not respond to an inquiry about whether or not they still lived there in october. that was to go into place in 2021 after the election, but a county judge decided, no, i want those records purged immediately and in fact, fined the democrats who refused to purge those rolls on a daily basis and so we have an appeals court decision that prevents them from purging over 200,000 wisconsinites, a quarter of them coming from milwaukee county, from the rolls. >> president trump winning wisconsin in 2016, back in milwaukee on tuesday. here's what he had to say about why voters there should vote for him again. >> to lift up forgotten communities that need investment the most, we've created opportunity zones. jobs and investments are now pouring into 120 newly designated opportunity zones right here in wisconsin, and ron jonson helped and tim scott of south carolina helpd. they are doing great.

thank you, and on, wisconsin! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ applause ] >>> today, democratic presidential candidate, michael bloomberg, is in washington, d.c., where he will be endorsed by d.c. mayor, muriel bowser. watch live coverage at 1:00 p.m. eastern on c-span3. >>> the clerk will call the roll. >> mr. kellen. mr. gohmert. >> my vote is no. >> there are 23 ayes. >> it's agreed to. >> pilot afforded more to jesus than the democrats have afforded this president. >> the president's crime is unpeachble. >> because you just don't like the guy. you haven't liked him since november of 2016. >> make it very clear this president will be held accountable. no one is above the law. >> the question is now whether senator mcconnell will allow a fair trial in the senate. >> madam president, the house's hour is over. the senate's time is at hand. >> each of us will face a choice about whether to begin this trial in a search of the truth or in the service of the president's desire to cover up. >> do you solemnly swear that in all things pertain

right now, wisconsin is under a stay from the wisconsin appeals court where an earlier judge, a republican appointee, determined that over 200,000 voters needed to be purged from the roles because they did not respond to an inquiry about whether or not they still live there in october. 2021was to go to place in after the election, but a county judge decided, i want those records purged immediately. fined the democrats who refused to purge those roles, on a daily basis. we have a supreme court decision that prevents them from purging over 200,000 wisconsinites, a quarter of them coming from milwaukee county, from the roles. host: president trump winning wisconsin in 2016, back in milwaukee on tuesday. here is what he had to say. >> to lift up forgotten communities that need investment the most, we have created opportunity zones. jobs and investments are pouring into 120 newly designated opportunity zones in wisconsin, and ron johnson and tim scott helped. they are doing great. and for decades, politicians ran for office promising to defend wisconsin workers, but then they went to washington

it is wisconsin. i meant wisconsin, i did not know i was in wisconsin. ?that lots of times. great to be in the state of ohio. no sir, you are in florida. [laughter] pres. trump: many times. the sad part about -- sleepy joe is right. when you do that, you can't really recover. you could be winston churchill and make the finest remainder of remarks, but you can't killed, and he does it every time. the fake news gives him a total pass and that is ok, it is all right. [booing] pres. trump: it is going to happen to all of us someday. does anybody get that yet? in wisconsin, the unemployment rate has reached its lowest level in history. [cheering and applause] pres. trump: how is that for a soundbite? how do you beat that soundbite, right? so now the people of wisconsin -- the state set a record, most successful in his ever been, and by the way that's because we got a lot of help from a guy called scott walker. [cheering and applause] pres. trump: ron johnson, all those guys. it just didn't happen so quickly. how do you beat that? you have the lowest unemploymen

wisconsin house peaker robin voss.isconsin state senate president, roger roth. 8 senate president. -- state senate president. wisconsin state senate majority leader scott fitzgerald. a friend of mine, ad world champion -- a world champion, is sean here? get up here. i love champions. he would climb that sucker. he was the best in the world. right here from wisconsin. congressman sean duffy. you know, he signed with cnn, they paid him a lot of money, and they don't put him on. why? he's pro trump. so what they have done is paid him money to silence him because he has a very important voice. i like that. i think he's okay with it. he gets his check. they refuse to put him on. he says good things about trump. we don't want you on. that's how fake. turn the camera off. and a good friend of all of ours, a kenosha native, reince priebus. come on up. thank you, man. thank you. this is a great group of republican people. but more importantly, it's a great group of winners. they have been so great. they work so hard. i want to

take us to wisconsin. what is really going on there?ving me this morning. foxconn was supposed to create up to 2080 jobs to stay on track with the target of 13,000 jobs by the end of 2019. it is on track to not even meet minimum goals of 520 jobs to qualify for any tax credits from the state contract. they have invested about 150 million, but have awarded contracts for another 370 million, but those numbers combined together only makeup 17% of 3.1 billion they were planning to invest by the end of 2019, so they're falling far short of goals they set even within the first two years. >> aren't creating some jobs better than no jobs, and if they create so little that they don't get a big tax break, isn't that a win for residents of wisconsin? >> well, the incentives are only for the state contract. the local incentives are up to $911 million. and none of those are tied to job creation or investment. they're being paid up front and financed by the local government. >> your home is on newly developed foxconn land. you're the last person who

thank you wisconsin, thank you.cheering] [cheering] ♪ ♪ >> you are looking live inside the panther arena at the university of wisconsin milwaukee will president trump has just wrapped up a campaign rally. i am captive in for kennedy. the president covered a lot of bases, impeachment, iran, 2020 and the border wall among other things. too let's get right into it. here with me on tonight's party panel kennedy head writer and host of the everybody calm down podcast it's jimmy failla, fox news contributor and national online contributing editor in editor-in-chief katherine manga worn. we have all been watching that rally and enjoying ourselves. we talked about the kids at one point, talked about god. >> there's a lot of throwbacks like a vintage, throwback thursday. >> he was saying obama his words not mine. and don't we all know it. don't we all know it. spieth five bits you are a fan of the part when he talked about some of you don't like your kids. >> there interesting things in there they think inspired sink pieces

at 8:30 a.m., wisconsin rep resented to -- reppo gwen moore discusses wisconsin as a campaign state. [video clip] >> can rise aboveism and factional fever -- rise above short-termism and factional fever. we must. host: that mcconnell yesterday after receiving two articles of impeachment against president trump. after sevencame house managers were appointed and delivered to the chamber from the house the two articles of impeachment. abuse of power and obstruction of congress. that procession kicking off the beginning of the trial in the senate chamber. we will begin with your confidence level in the proceedings. democrats, 202-748-8000. republicans, 202-748-8001. independents, 202-748-8002. us your firstext name, city, and state at 202-748-8003 or join the conversation on twitter @cspanwj and facebook.com/cspan. we will get to your comments right after we hear a little bit more from mitch mcconnell on the floor yesterday outlining what we will see today in the senate. [video clip] >> a few minutes ago the senate was notified the house of a senate's is finally ready to proceed with art

but in october 2017, a wisconsin circuit court denied that request.judge's ruling to the wisconsin court of appeals and promised she is just beginning to fight. as forformer prosecutor, ken kratz and his new book, zellner dismisses the climbs of interactions with women. saying, there is no proof that avery was becoming obsessed with ms. halbach. and that rehashing a story about inadmissible evidence seems pointless. zellner also notes, mr. kratz has no qualifications that would allow him to diagnose mr. avery as a psychopath. mr. avery has never been diagnosed as a psychopath. kratz says he's undaunted. are you afraid of kathleen zellner? >> no. i'm not involved in the case anymore. i shouldn't be afraid of anything. my involvement -- >> she could -- >> go ahead. >> she could unravel your work if what she's saying has some weight to it. you don't think she has a chance. >> i don't. >> she's so confident. why you so confident? >> because we spent 18 months putting this case together. this wasn't just thrown together. it wasn't a bunch of keystone cops.

up in wisconsin.we got no details on it at all. >> reporter: but when they did, the lawyers just knew their clients were innocent. >> everything clicked. you knew exactly what the case was at that point. >> reporter: or did they? if the attorneys for matt livers and nick sampson thought their clients were suddenly in the clear, they had some more thinking to do. >>> coming up -- because now the question was were matt and nick in it together with jessica and greg? >> talk to them. present him with do you know these people. >> reporter: and? >> not a clue. >> reporter: maybe he was lying to you. man: sneezes skip to the good part with alka-seltzer plus. now with 25% more concentrated power. nothing works faster for powerful cold relief. oh, what a relief it is! so fast! (coughing) (sneezing) grab the only tissue with coconut oil, aloe, and vitamin e. nourish with kleenex soothing lotion. the softest lotion tissue. >>> summer, 2006. the arrests 500 miles away in wisconsin of two teenager in connection wi

this time in wisconsin. chief white house correspondent john roberts tells us tonight impeachment is on everyone's mind at the white house. >> it certainly is, no question about that. a little bit of an unusual day today. the president has held fire so far on impeachment. no tweet since just after midnight this morning. no public statements but as you pointed out, all of that likely to change in a big way tonight. >> as president trump heads for a campaign rally in wisconsin his defense team is making final preparations to present its case to the senate. white house counsel will take the lead, aided by two of his deputies, michael purpura and patrick philbin. the president's chief outside counsel will also join, and sources tell fox news there is still serious discussion about having harvard law professor alan dershowitz take a role. alan dershowitz has been harshly critical of how the democrats conducted their impeachment inquiry. white house aides dismissed democrats' a time to take on the president. >> it

lots of attention being paid to wisconsin, wisconsin voters get used to it because we have months toer. trace. >> trace: very nice play-by-play in wisconsin, mike tobin on the ground for us, we have breaking news coming into fox news reporting, brand-new video out of iran. accidental, we believe accidental shootdown of that ukrainian jet. it shows two separate missile launches targeting the plane from last week. so, two separate missiles in the video, kind of hard to point out exactly what we're looking for, brand-new video, i am seeing this just a zero seeing this, remember, the 737800 it was an 8,000 feet, 3.5 minutes into flight when it was shut down. all the data that it was trans bonding back, including data back to the united states went down, you can see you can see it, that right there, that's the missile right there. it strikes the plane, you can see the debris field the experts say show clearly there was some missile residue there and the bubbling, or the dimpling, if you will come on the metal of the plane also shows clear signs of the shot down. brand-new video coming and

right here from wisconsin. congressman sean duffy. you know, he signed with cnn, they paid him a lot of money, and they don't put him on. why? he's pro trump. so what they have done is paid him money to silence him because he has a very important voice. i like that. i think he's okay with it. he gets his check. they refuse to put him on.

thank you, wisconsin! thank you! [applause] ♪ ♪ >> sean: the present with what has now -- keep the music up, if you want. what you the rolling stones. his now quintessential close, we are one nation. we are one people. we are one glorious nation under god. together, we will make america wealthy again. a strong again. proud again. safe again. and make america great again. ♪ all right, joining us now, haus minority whip steve scalise, former white house press secretary sean spicer with us. that close, we've heard it a lot, a pretty powerful close too a speech. you see the crowd, steve scalise, you see what is going on over where you work in that belief paul. of the swamp. the schiff show. and you look at the reaction of people, he looked at what happened at the national championship game last night. if i'm a democrat watching this all unfold, i'm not that confident tonight. >> they shouldn't be, sean. i have the honor to be with president trump last night the national championship game, and was really happy to see lsu

he would climb that sucker, the best of the world, right here from wisconsin, right? congressman sean duffy. [cheering and applause] you miss him. you know he signed with cnn, they paid him a lot of money and they don't put him on. why? because he is pro-trump. what they have done is paid him money to silence him because he has a very important voice. [booing] pres. trump: i think he is ok

thank you, wisconsin! thank you! [cheers and applause] ♪ >> sean: the president with is what is now -- you can keep the music up if you want. i like the rolling stones. we are one nation. we are one people. we are one glorious nation under god. together, we'll make america wealthy again, strong again, proud again, safe again, and make america great again. ♪ joining us now, former white house press secretary, sean spicer with us. that close, we've heard it a lot. it's a pretty powerful close to a speech. you see the crowd. you see what's going on where you work over in that swamp, the schiff show, and you look at the reaction of people. you look at what happen at the national championship game last night. if i'm a democrat and i'm watching this all unfold. , i'm not that confident tonight. >> well, they shouldn't be, sean. i had the honor to be with president trump last night at the national championship game and was really happy to see. >> sean: i never get these invitations. >> i didn't get an invitation. i would ha

and there are swing voters in wisconsin. a state that barack obama won twice so there are voters who are in play and we just don't know how that's going to play out with them. >> eddie -- >> i want to say, i think the trump message to those voters is i know you despise me but you must fair those shari'ah muslims, that's the whole campaign. >> socialists? >> shari'ah. >> what is pelosi's argument? >> she has to make the argument that the very nature of who we are as a country is at stake here. i say, look, when the managers walked the articles over, buckle up. it's about to get real ugly. we think it's ugly now, it's about to get -- it's about to get uglier. i think at -- he'll become unhinged even more so and they'll play to our fears, our prejudices, our hatreds, everything is coming up. because they believe -- donald trump has some folks believing that we, people like me, people who are black, brown, who are other are actually trying to take the country. so buckle up because you thought nixon was bad with forgotten america

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we saw it last night with the rally he had in wisconsin.ichael bloomberg is running just with tv ads and i don't think he can run a presidential campaign like that. you've got to connect with grassroots the way bernie sanders is doing and donald trump did four years ago. >> they are trying on stage. awkward pause is following their attempt at some jokes. the question then coming up very quickly in the iowa caucuses, how that will narrow the playing field. >> i look at it right now and if you are not in the debates you are out of it for a guy like an, running a campaign, has following and at the democratic national committee they are cutting him off the debate stage. that is wrong. >> bloomberg is not on stage and able to relate to voters that way. he is out of it. >> i don't think you can buy these primaries, the voters are smarter and they want to touch you and meet you and you see the trump rallies, he is still doing, they became famous when he was running for president last time. if michael bloomberg tried to do a rally nobody would show

t there are many who believe wisconsin could be the most important state in 2020. a recent poll asked voters in your state whether the senate should vote to convict the president and remove him from office. it was close but 48% said no and only 44% said yes. does that have any baeearing on how you'll vote? >> absolutely not. i will take an oath to do impartial justice. that's what i intend to do. a poll asking before a trial has occurred what the out come should be. it's in my miepds mnd is mislea. we want a full, fair and honest hearing and we want the american people to get to the truth just like we want to get to the truth. something wrong happened here regardless of what they think the vote should be at the end. as the president comes to wisconsin and tomorrow night the very same time coming the democrats will be debating each other in the primary debate, people of wisconsin care about health care. they care about whether preexisting conditions are going to be covered. they care about whether a court will strike down the affordable care act. president trump is

kevin tibbles, nbc news, lady smith, wisconsin. >> drive safe, kids. can't help it. i'm a dad.'m lester holt. thank you for watching, everyone and have a good night. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ well, i had me a boy, ♪ turned him into a man ♪ i showed him all the things ♪ that he didn't understand ♪ whoa, and then i let him go ♪ now, there's one in california ♪ ♪ who's been cursin' my name ♪ 'cause i found me a better lover ♪ ♪ in the uk ♪ hey, hey, until i made my getaway ♪ ♪ one, two, three, ♪ they're gonna run back to me ♪ cause i'm the best baby ♪ that they never gotta keep ♪ one, two, three, ♪ they're gonna run back to me ♪ they always wanna come, ♪ but they never wanna leave ♪ ex's and the oh, oh, oh's ♪ they haunt me ♪ like gho-o-osts ♪ they want me ♪ to make 'em oh, oh, oh ♪ they won't let go ♪ ex's and the oh, oh, oh's ♪ they haunt me ♪ like gho-o-osts ♪ they want me ♪ to make 'em oh, oh, oh ♪ they won't let go ♪ they won't let go ♪ they won't let go ♪ ex's and oh's [cheers and applause] >> kelly: all right, y'all! welcome to "the kelly clarkson show"! all right, i am oh

first to kristin in wisconsin. president trump is set to begin speaking just one hour before the start of tonight's democrat debate, the very last one before the first votes are cast. so that is going to be a big focus tonight. bernie sanders in particular, because the trump campaign now considers bernie sanders to be the indisputable front-runner in the democratic pmary. here in wisconsin, according to the latest "fox news polls," bernie sanders is ahead by just four point in a head-to-head matchup with the president. that is down a point from october. joe biden is up by five points. but the president has closed the gap pretty significantly over the last three month. so the trump campaign really does have its work cut out for them here in this critical battleground state, a state hillary clinton famously forgot about back in 2016. this time around in 2020, democrats are determined not to make the same mistake. so much so, democrats are holding the dnc, their convention, here in milwaukee later this year in july. s

and in mitc mitch -- in milwauk, wisconsin.hey know this president is willing to fight for them and deliver. he delivered over and over again. and elfin to do that -- and he will continue to do that when re-elected in 2020. lou: we are talking about six folks standing up before the camera in a so-called debate. six of them didn't make it. and we have no idea in the world what the democratic math platform looks like. it's across the spectrum from what seems like a modest left winger to a left wing socialist. almost by the dozens they come. >> the democrats back home in my district say this democrat list of presidential nominees are not anywhere close to what i believe. they believe their party has left them. so what they are doing is they are voting with their feet. they are going to rallies like milwaukee, wisconsin. you have democrats that perhaps for the first time ever voted for donald trump hoping the swamp would be drained. now what they are doing is convincing their friends to show up and vote for donald trump. >> the bes

he went to wisconsin and hooked up with a lawyer there and he did finally pass the barr in wisconsin, he thought he was on, but then a fire came through this town, decimated the downtown, he was once again at the age of 28, completely gone, he had nothing. but he did have brothers who would come out in 1849. he ended up in sacramento and started a shop called stanford that sold hardware and cigars and all the other things. he said come on out, we'll take care of you so he came out and they put him to work. it would be branch store stanford brothers up in nevada. this is where he really began to change. he starts to alter into this stanford that becomes not only amongst the wealthy but powerful. the story continues from then. america then was on a huge quest. this was the generation that was born and raised in america. every man can make it, this was the time they had the latter-day saints, shakers and other things. >> there was a great migration quest, nation literally on the move. a huge transference of wealth and power towards the west. was he just writing away or was he leaving? >>

the president has been taking his c message to thtical state of wisconsin.uld note the president the 2020 democratic primary, whether or not bernie sanders told elibeth warren a woman he does not belie sanders said that. he is being cheered on by this crowd of supporters, filled with the psident's most loyal and fiercest supporters. he is taking time to talk about his own record by criticized democrats in the field. stephane i know use -- u stephanie: i know oke to supporters. about thihey saying looming impeachment trial in the senate? yamiche:ven though democrats are looking forward to a new hoping it will impact publice opinion. they are hoping to have republican senats vote to remove the president from office. the white house expects senators to vote, to have witnesses. supporters ofnt the presiold us they still back the president. they think this impeachment is here is what one supporter told us what she thinks of the peachment. >> the whole impeachment tng, that nancy pelosi kinof dreamed up is nothing but a joke. they do not have anything really again

democrats believe they can cede wisconsin.nd they actually net one on that. >> they like georgia. we know florida's going to be whatever. >> georgia if you look at the governor's race that was about a point and a half in 2016. we always overlook north carolina. >> three points. >> we look at what trump did. there is an electoral landslide scenario for the democrats if they catch every break, isn't there? >> point and a half in florida, that's probably the hardest point and a half in politics, but if the democrats got it. >> 54% nationally. >> right there you're over 300. that's not even giving them wisconsin. >> you said north carolina, democrats, these are big states here. >> go georgia. >> look at this, now you're up to nearly 250. >> what would happen if we had 1980 in reverse? >> here you go. >> what happens in that one? >> trump won by 9, cruz won by 3. if the democrats ever flipped texas in 2020 now you're at a level of -- >> that's probably -- >> that's higher than obama 2008. >> the best case scenario with president tr

kevin tibbles, nbc news, lady smith, wisconsin. >> drive safe, kids. can't help it. i'm a dad.'m lester holt. thank you for watching, everyone and have a good night. >>> right now at 6:00, combating homelessness. governor newsom's homeless tour ends in the east bay where he showed off one of the things he's doing to combat that issue. >>> also a mobile home park fight comes to an end. and this time the mobile homeowners say they've won the unique deal struck in the south bay. >>> first, rain and hail in san francisco. just some of the wild weather that hit the bay area today. we are in a microclimate weather alert. you can see it here, right there. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening and thanks for being with us. i'm jessica aguirre. >> i'm raj mathai. rain, hail, snow. the question now is, what comes next? at times the rain came down so hard the streets couldn't handle it so we saw a lot of flooding, you see there in danville. >> nbc bay area's sharon katsuda is outside in san francisco. let's turn things over to nbc bay area's sharon katsuda. >> reporter: we'r

former vice president joe biden and senator bernie sanders remained statistically tied in wisconsin,ccording to a new poll. sanders has 19%. those numbers are unchanged since last month. both candidates sit within the polls over a 6 point margin of error. mi y mayor pete buttigieg 15%, warren falls two points to 14%, and former mayor michael bloomberg and businessman andrew yang sit at 6 points. >>> new polling from wisconsin on a hypothetical match up between president trump and the top challengers, according to the latest marquette law school poll. joe biden, sanders and warren and buttigieg. only 1 point separates senator bernie sanders and trump, 47% to 46%. president trump is up 3 points against senator elizabeth warren, 48% to 45%, and trump is up two points against former mayor pete buttigieg, 44% to 46%. >> joining us now from washington, senior writer at "roll call" nieeals, there is a major rift between senator warren and sanders. what's been the response so far amongst their reporters? >> obviously there's the split that was always sort of potentially there between support

>> over thousand dairy farms have now closed in wisconsin. prices have gotten a little better. so, they're getting a little bit more for that gallon of milk s that they'ling. >> sreenivasan: mm-hmm. >> and there is some optimismec with thet trade deal struck, the u.s.m.c.a., and possibly an end to the china trade war. however, some people are saying, "look, we did all of this work, we suffered, had milk prices go down w, and we're back whe started." >> sreenivasan: one of the other things that we looked at thiscl year was mucer to home here in new york city. itas a story about the school system here and its quest for integration versus the kind of self-segregated districts that it has become. what provoked that story? what's changed in it now? >> you know, it goes back tois eport in 2014. u.c.l.a. found new york had th most segregated schools in the country. discussion, a debate in new york city, in particular. one of the mosprcontroversial osals in the pas- over the past two years was the proposal eliminate the specialized high school test. >> sreenivasan: the specialized high

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let's look at wisconsin. you want someone who can maximize his support of suburban women out of madison and dane county. and get the kid who comes from university who is going to the university of wisconsin to register and be active. and get the 19-year-old african-american male in wisconsin who has no interest in politics to register and vote and win back some of the obama/trump iron workers voters. i think as relates to the primary, i agree the debate -- is there going to be a groundswell of anybody out of this debate? i don't think so. will there be erosion for anybody? i don't think so. this is going to be a wide open race and i think it's going to have a lot of surprises both in iowa and the whole race. but if you were to try tow simplify it to one thing, i would say if joe biden wins the south carolina primary, he's probably going to be the democratic nominee. so the question is what has to happen to prevent that? how poorly does he need to do? of course what's interesting is if mayor pete, for instance

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in wisconsin.ls and the immoral collapse of this country falls squarely in the lapse of trump's supporters. fox news contributor, charlie. good evening to you. you don't have a music bed underneath you? >> before that, the rolling stones. >> martha: that's a pretty good playlist. that's a pretty good playlist. >> i would like to say that alec baldwin ought to go back to comedy and acting, but he so terrible at that it's not going to do us any good. he does reveal a very important truth about not just baldwin, but a lot of the people who really dislike donald trump. it's not that they just dislike donald trump. that's not what they hate about him. what they hate about him are the supporters. this is why donald trump has such an incredibly powerful base of support, because they feel that hatred and they've been hated by a lot of political elites for a long time and donald trump is the first person to come along and say, you know what? i don't judge you. i love you. you make america great. i want to r

. >> a big rally in wisconsin. donald trump, wednesday, january 15th.anks for starting the day with us. rob: fiery debate for democrats hoping to sway voters before the primary season kicks into high gear. >> policies to raise your taxes, donald trump touted a conference including farmers a mistake that seal the deal on his first firm. >> todd pyro breaking down the president's big rally and press reaction from bernie sanders's senior advisor chuck roach. jillian: we start with griff jenkins with a major moment from the debate. >> the first -- the last before iowa voters go to the polls in 19 days, on a small stage liking much diversity other than gender, the hot topic of whether a woman can get elected. they got the biggest exchange. >> >> >> i'm not here to fight with bernie. >> the rift continued. and made the case for electability. >> the only person on the stage who has been in incumbent republican any time in the past 30 years is me. >> let me set the record straight. i hesitated and incumbent republican in 1990. >> i said i was the only one who h

then, wisconsin democratic congresswoman glenmore will talk about wisconsin as a campaign 2020 battleground state. watch c-span's "washington journal," live at 7:00 a.m. eastern thursday morning. join the discussion. >> over the next two weeks on "q&a," we are focusing on the new hampshire presidential primary and the iowa caucuses. josephy night, long time mclean talked about his state's primary history and the current state of politics in new hampshire. >> new hampshire is always different. i think it appreciates being first. it is one of the highest turnout states in the country. so, you know, too white, not representative of the country, then with the exception of bloomberg, who has not cited that as a reason, why are all these her candidates coming to new hampshire? >> watch sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's "q&a." n joining us from missouri this morning, law professor at the missouri of auckland, author of the book "high crimes and misdemeanors, the history of impeachment from the age of trump." let's begin with what we know will happen today. the speaker has announced tha

the fourth turnover of the game for wisconsin. on the next play the quarterback takes off and gets e irrushing touchdown to give or again the lead. at 28, 27 win for the ducks.giao back and finds pickens for a touchdown. third quarter, george up 19-7. he pitches to white and he goes into the end zone. georgia wins the sugar bowl 26- 14. >>> two of the big names in coaching harbor all and sabin face-off in the citrus bowl. first off is the play of the game for the crimson tide. judy walks in for an 85 yard touchdown. he went 204 yards. hardball is not happy with that. now the wolverines when. harris goes for a td run. he ran r then the 49ers success has made assistant coach's attractive candidates for head-coaching jobs. robert sala will interview with the browns this weekend according to the nfl network. the team currently has the second ranked defense in the nfl. >>> sad news from the nba, david stern passed away yesterday as a result of a brain hemorrhage suffered three weeks ago. he was the commissioner for 30 years starting in

part of what we see is in wisconsin. there were 60,000 fewer votes cast in wisconsin and 2016 than there were in 2012. wisconsin had implemented a racially discriminatory order id law among other things, a targeted milwaukee were set in the state's black population lived. that 60,000 decrease that happened in 2000 10, 60 8% of that drop happened out of milwaukee alone. election, the 2016 lack of voter turnout went down -- lack voter turnout went -- down.voter turnout went african-americans turned out early to vote early. and removed those days. is any emailed that goes around republican circles where they are celebrating in 2016, the 8% decrease in early voting turnout for african-americans. so, this is what we are seeing across the board. >> the house controlled by democrats, as you know, has the voting rights advancement act. it has been approved and sent over to the senate. davis talking about this voting rights advancement act on the floor. .ere's what he had to say >> what we have debated today is not a reauthorizat

the president later on this hour when he departs to the white house headed for a campaign rally in wisconsin. the weather put the kibosh on that. the ceiling was too low to fly the helicopter. he will motorcade which means no press availability. in the meantime, his legal team is putting the finishing touches on the case that they will present to the senate as soon as next week as we told you several weeks ago, the white house counsel said they will be leading off the president's legal team with the assistance of his deputies. the president's lead outside counsel will also be taking a prominent role. in fact, he could make their closing arguments before the senate. and the harvard law professor is also still under serious consideration to be a part of the team. last night senator lindsey graham talks to the president about the upcoming trial. guess what he said about the president's state of mind. >> he is frustrated. he didn't think he did anything wrong. i told him there is a process to come out of this thing politically stronger. i hate that you have to go through it. i very confident tha

then, wisconsin democratic congresswoman glenmore will talk about wisconsin as a campaign 2020 battleground state. watch c-span's washington journal, live 7:00 a.m. eastern thursday morning. join the discussion. frank bowman joining us from missouri this morning, law professor at the missouri of auckland, author of the book "high crimes and misdemeanors, the history of impeachment from the age of trump." let's begin with what we know will happen today. the speaker has announced that she will let us know who the house managers are soon, around 10:00 a.m. eastern time. and then around 12:30 p.m. eastern time the house is going to vote on these house managers, run a 10-minute debate and then vote. why is it that the house votes on impeachment managers and then you see that procession on your full screen happening after 5:00 p.m. eastern time, that procession of the house managers from the house to the senate. why does that happen? guest: taking the last point first, i don't know that a procession is entirely necessary but it does emphasize the solemnity of theo cakes and also there's a traditi

mistake of not going into those areas like ashtabula ohio, like erie pennsylvania, like kenosha wisconsin or macomb county michigan and tell those communities that she had hather. >> from the book with few exceptions these places are locales where most americans decision-makers and opinion thleaders have never been he ma reference to a moment ago ashtabula ohio trump only carried three of the nation's medical counties places with more than a million population trump crawled out of that gop mathematical whole and the all but forgotten communities thousands of them. >> absolutely. i think that sort of illustrates the divide in this country. where is the cultural ltdecision-makers whether news organizations or government or politics or culture or entertainment they live in those highly concentrated super zip codes if you will. it is not only just impacting our politics but it's also impacting our culture. take about this when hoover was making vacuum cleaners 100 years ago he lived within four blocks of his factory. he was connected to not only the people who work for him but he was also con

michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin.wins two of three he will get reelected almost irrespective of any other factor. stuart: by the way he goes to wisconsin for a rally tonight. matt, thank you for joining us. see you again soon. >> thanks. stuart: seattle seahawks player marshawn lynch known for being short with the media. he spoke to the press last night. what brought him out of his shell? financial advice for younger players. it's a fascinating tape. we'll show it to you. any comments doug? yeah. only pay for what you need with liberty mutual. only pay for what you need with liberty mutual. con liberty mutual solo pagas lo que necesitas. only pay for what you need... only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ most people think as a reliable phone company. but to businesses, we're a reliable partner. we keep companies ready for what's next. (man) we weave security into their business. (second man) virtualize their operations. (woman) and build ai customer experiences. (second woman) we also kee

i don't know how it applies in wisconsin but they are still capital. >> dairy farmers in wisconsin, soybeanso there is no doubt tit-for-tat back-and-forth but we want to move to a situation where as we continue to selectively decouple key parts of our economy we still want to preserve the ability for wisconsin farmers to sell soybeans and by t-shirts and other things that don't threaten our national security but i do have to say we will have to selectively decouple over the long-term. that's going to require short-term pain. as a matter of national security, we have to do that and wean ourselves off of cheap chinese goods and we can't have the chinese goods infiltrate our national security. >> farmers are taking it on. >> that's why it's important, it enhances our negotiation. hopefully they will offset it. >> you think chinese will deliver the goods? >> it's too early to tell. my initial interpretation is this is largely a deal not to escalate further. most of the major issues have been punched in the face, too. there's an under appreciated story going on in terms of making sure the rates d

, wisconsin, wisconsin. >> yes.hat number of one or two electoral college votes. if you are democrats, you know, you almost want to move 10,000, 20,000 voters into wisconsin, to suddenly register there because you know it will be that close, right? if they win it, the republicans or democrats, it will be razor thin, that margin in wisconsin. it will be fought in the suburbs around milwaukee and the counties. maybe the democrats holding in milwaukee will tip the balance, but they're clearly focused on it, too. >> it wasn't just donald trump's 23,000 slim vote victory in wisconsin last time. kerry won the vote by about 5,000 votes or won the state by 11,000 votes. wisconsin sure that the integrity of wisconsin elections are protected. >> i love how he says 20,000 people need to move to wisconsin. i actually moved there, it's not like winston churchill will get in the car and pick a new area he'll represent. >> you know there are democratic strategists who are thinking the same thing, joe. they could have just moved a