power to impeach the president and not remove from office, the founders hold up a that the senate wouldt as a check on any attempt by the house to use the power of impeachment for partisan purposes. unfortunately, the concerns of the partisanship were realized in this impeachment process. for the w first time in history, impeachment was initiated and conducted on a purely partisan basis. while the nixon impeachment proceedings in the house were helhouse wereheld as an examplef bipartisanship, even the impeachment of president clinton was initiated with the support of more than 30 democrats. housede democrats drilled aheadn a completely, completely partisan exercise tha then they rushed through the impeachment process rejecting a thorough investigation because they want to impeach the president as fast as possible. and then they expected the senate to take on the house investigative responsibility. madam president, house democrats paid lipservice to the idea that they regretted having to impeach the president, but their actions told a different story. the speaker of the house, the speaker

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abbas was truly serious about negotiating in good faith, if he was really interested inri peace, he wouldt be here today. he would have taken the advice he received for many of you and for many arab states and use this opportunity to start direct negotiations. if president abbas was serious about negotiating, we wouldn't be here. we would be in jerusalem. in 1977 after the yom kippur war and countless clashes on the border,, president sadat of egyt didn't come to new york to speak at the u.n. he went to jerusalem to speak in the knesset. president sadat knew that to achieve peace, great steps must be taken, that the difficult history must be put in the past. president sadat came to jerusalem and spoke directly to the israeli people about reaching out the hand for peace. i remember listening to that speech as a child. the fact that the leader of a country that we fought numerous wars against was speaking at the knesset, was incredible. all israel was glued to our screens listening to his voice. not long after the speech, after that showed leadership and willingnessh to negotiate and comprom

. >> smith: other times, he wouldt side the controversy and blame it all on democrats. >> do you agreeeing taken away from... no, i hate it. >> at the border? >> i hate the children being taken away.de thcrats have to change their law. that's their law. >> smith: but ultimately, the policy backfired. >> set them free! set them free! >> smith: after protests nationwide, he reversed urse. >> we're signg an executive order. it's about keeping families together. anybody with a heart would feel very strongly about it. we don't like to see families parated. at the same time, we don't want people coming into our country illegally. this takes care of the problem thank you very much, everybody. thank you. >> a migrant caravan heading from central america to the u.s. border right now. >> it's a mass of about 1,000 people. >> smith: starting in october 2018, migrants joined together in a human caravan and headed to >> the largest caravan. reportedly made up of more than 4,000 people... >> smith: later, president trump claimed the surge inigrants was a direct result of canceling of zero tolerance.

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bring the federal budget on a sustainable path in the economy iand the economyis strong wouldt policy makers have a space to use this to assist in stabilizing the economy during the downturn. a more sustainable federal budget could also support the economy's growth over the long term. finally, i will briefly review our planned operations to implement monetary policies. the february monetary policy report provides details of our operations today. last october by the fomc announced a plan to purchase treasury bills and conduct depot operations. these actions have been successful in providing an ample supply of reserves to the banking system and effective control of the federal funds rate. as our bill purchases continue to build reserve towards levels that maintain ample conditions, we intend to gradually transition away from the active use of repo operations. also as reserves reached directly ample levels we intend to slow the purchases to the peace that will allow the balance sheet to grow in line ie with trinity man for the liabilities. thesthese support the effective implementation o