>> i don't think nancy pelosi capitulates to anyone. this was an epic battle between nancy pelosi and mitch mcconnell. she wanted him to give her something, which was an outline of the rules and how the trial was going to go, and he said, it's just not going to happen. i think at a certain point, nancy pelosi and her democrats understand that they need to get this going. there is a presidential campaign going on. a bunch of senators will be stuck in the senate during this trial. so i think what you just heard from the congressman is what nancy pelosi said in her letter today, which was, look at how much more we learned while i held this. and, you know, she learned about the emails about ukraine, and john bolton now wants to testify if he's subpoenaed, so they can make their political argument, which is, we wanted everything to get out there. we were pushing for a fair trial. a and now we have a better case for witnesses than we had before, so i'll send it over. >> what do you think, sophia? >> my grandmother used to say crazy like a fox

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i question the whole delay with nancy pelosi. i mean, think about this paid when hillary clinton totally underestimated bernie sanders and the dnc stepped in and basically took his knees out, perhaps nancy pelosi delayed the articles to basically do a 2.0 on bernie sanders. let's listen, they don't want burning, the establishment. they would rather probably have joe biden in there, so they are trying to take out bernie sanders, that's my view. >> trace: respond, just cut. i will put these up on the screen. >> that is a bold theory considering bernie sanders is doing great. in second place nationally and a lot of the polls is a three-way tie in iowa. >> i want to point out, this is wisconsin, joe biden head-to-head with donald trump with a five-point lead, the rest in the margin of error, but the five-point lead that joe biden has with nine points three months ago, so what do you make of that dress code? >> it will be tight. wisconsin, michigan, and pennsylvania are the reason that donald trump is in the white house and hillary cl

. >>> first it's nancy pelosi's world and we are just living in it. speaker nancy pelosi has announced that the house of representatives will consider a resolution next week to appoint impeachment managers and transmit the articles of impeachment to the senate. her announcement in a letter to democratic colleagues came shortly after the house ended its work week without taking a vote on the matter. she said she would consult with colleagues on how to proceed during a house democratic caucus meeting on tuesday of next week. now, the letter didn't indicate which day next week the actual vote might occur. pelosi targeted the end of her letter to the 100 men and women who make up the united states senate writing, quote, in an impeachment trial, every senator takes an oath to do impartial justice according to the constitution and laws. every senator now faces a choice: to be loyal to the president or the constitution. no one is above the law, not even the president. speaker pelosi said this to reporters shortly after the announcement. >> are you satisfied,

nancy pelosi went straight at mitch mcconnell. does mcconnell use the levers to advance strictly partisan outcome. >> strong team. very strong team. and i think they will do -- if the senate will allow them, especially to use video and to use some of the audio that they have and the documents that they need, tune in next tuesday and be a juror, america. be a juror. le lessen to the evidence and decide for yourself. i think this crew will present the evidence cleanly without any kind of putting their thumb on the scale for the democrats. >> the senator arguing this is one round of jury duty people should not try to avoid. >> no, they should not. in fact, their names will go down in the history books. i'm just struck by the historic nature of this, third impeachment trial we will have had in the history of this nation. it feels like crossing a threshold. when those articles of impeachment go from one side of the capitol to the other this afternoon, we are crossing a threshold into history. and so we will continue to have politics an

pallone's -- nancy pelosi signing paperwork. speaker pelosi already talked about the historical significance of this event. the president will be held accountable, that he cannot do everything that he wants, and the historical significance is huge. only two presidents in american history have been impeached by the house. that was the impeachment of andrew johnson in 1868 and bill clinton in 1998. richard nixon resigned in 1974 before he was formally impeached. huge forificance is american history at the moment. we are seeing speaker pelosi having finished signing the resolution of counting the house managers, and the next step would be to deliver those articles of impeachment of the senate and that would be the first step toward the trial in that chamber. of course, removal requires a two thirds vote in the senate and we have heard majority leader mitch mcconnell publicly declaring that he will coordinate with the white house when it comes to impeachment proceedings and we are now seeing speaker pelosi exit the room on capitol h

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lou: and let's mention nancy pelosi one more time. more mystery involving the death of pedophile jeffrey epstein. the security video outside his jail cell when he first allegedly attempted to kill himself is apparently gone forever. but then it reappeared at least in the words and language of the federal authorities. then federal prosecutors admitted the video they had was from a different part of the prison after they thought they recovered that video. this continued to be one hell of a mystery. now we are told that the video has been permanently disappeared. we don't know what that precisely means. but what it does mean for sure is the federal authorities aren't giving it up to the news media. up next, president trump poised for another big trade victory. china coming to d.c. to sign you a trade deal. the phase one trade deal. gordon chang joins us after his quick break with much more. (chime) (shaq) magenta? i hate cartridges! not magenta! not magenta. i'm not going back to the store. magenta! cartridges are so... (buzzer) (vo) the

not carry out nancy pelosi's a bidding and the squad's bidding. that is not your constitutional role to hold little adam schiff's hands and correct all of his lies. and they are lies, and mistakes and his psychosis. you can't fix it anyway. it's not your duty to try to justify the democrats fabricated charges. three years and running now and the b.s. once and for all, get back to working on issues that will impact the lives, the safety, the security of the prosperity of the american people. don't forget, any intentional witnesses, that will be executive privilege. thatresident confirmed today as he should. take a look. >> why not call bolton and allow him to testify? it is bogus. >> i have no problem other than one thing. you can't be in the white house as president future. i'm talking about future, many future presidents and have a security advisor. anybody having to do with security and legal and other things. >> you will invoke executive privilege? i think you have two for the sake of the office. >> sean: by the way when you think of the call t

the senate will not let nancy pelosi dictate to us. i suspect in the coming days when she sends the articles that we'll pass the resolution that is similar if not identical to the resolution that passed 100-0 in the clinton impeachment trial. setting a timeline and then the senate can decide what to do at that point in the senate trial. i hope the democrats join us in this measure as they joined in 1999. but given their behavior so far i don't hold out much hope. mark: she has done enormous damage to the constitution. including the impeachment clause. if she and a small minority of democrats, the faction, the mob if you will in the house of representatives gets away with this, and the senate processes this like a normal impeachment for a trial, the standard for impeachment has been changed without an amendment to thes constitution. just make endless allegations, trigger the appointment of a special counsel. just keep throwing, throwing, throwing. try and cripple the president and come up with lame, overarching allegations. they haven't

. >>> first it's nancy pelosi's world and we are just living in it. speaker nancy pelosi has announced that the house of represent you haves will consider a resolution next week to appoint impeachment managers and transmit the articles of impeachment to the senate. her announcement in a letter to democratic colleagues came shortly after the house ended its work week without taking a vote on the matter. she said she would consult with colleagues on how to proceed during a house democratic caucus meeting on tuesday of next week. now, the letter didn't indicate which day next week the actual vote might occur. pelosi targeted the end of her letter to the 100 men and women who make up the united states senate writing, quote, in an impeachment trial, every senator takes an oath to do impartial justice according to the constitution and laws. every senator now faces a choice: to be loyal to the president or the constitution. no one is above the law, not even the president. speak speaker pelosi said this to reporters shortly after the announcement. >> are you

house speaker nancy pelosi has signed the resolution finalising the articles of impeachment. democrats are accusing mr trump of abusing his power and obstructing congress. earlier, mrs pelosi named seven democratic lawmakers who will be the impeachment managers. she said the significance of today's events could not be overestimated. so sad, so tragic for our country — the actions taken by the president to undermine our national security, to violate his oath of office and to jeopardise the security of our elections, the integrity of our elections, so today we will make history. adam schiff, who is the house intelligence committee chairman and kevin mccarthy, the republican house minority leader, gave their reaction during the house debate about the impeachment articles. we have always felt the urgency about this impeachment given that the president was trying to get foreign help in cheating in the next election but as soon as we did get help, it was made clear that they didn't want to trial in the senate, he didn't want to hear from senate, he didn't want witnesses or docume

pelosi, the speaker. >> nancy pelosi, the speaker? >> when she first got in and i met her, i'm impressed by her. i thought she was an impressive person. i like her a lot. i was surprised she didn't do more in terms of bush and going after bush. it seemed like she was going to look to impeach bush and get him out of office personally i think would have been a wonderful thing. >> impeaching him? >> for the war. he lied. he got us into the war with lies. look at the trouble bill clinton got into with something that was totally unimportant and they tried to impeach him, which was nonsense. bush got us into this horrible war by lies, saying they had weapons of mass destruction and all sorts of things that turned out not to be true. >> jeffrey, i want your reaction. >> how can i add to that? what can i possibly say other than just watch it and see what he said? donald trump has been on every side of every issue. he used to be pro-choice and now trying to get abortion outlawed in the united states. this is who he is and how he's behaved his

that's the latest word from nancy pelosi. so what shape will this try will ultimately take, and will there be witnesses? senator john cornyn is our headliner today. he will join us live next. >> i hope they dismiss this and we get an acquittal right away. if they go to witnesses, you will have to have both sides. we're carvana, the company who invented car vending machines and buying a car 100% online. now we've created a brand new way for you to sell your car. whether it's a year old or a few years old, we want to buy your car. so go to carvana and enter your license plate, answer a few questions, and our techno-wizardry calculates your car's value and gives you a real offer in seconds. when you're ready, we'll come to you, pay you on the spot, and pick up your car. that's it. so ditch the old way of selling your car, and say hello to the new way-- at carvana. and mine super soft? yes. with the sleep number 360 smart bed, on sale now, you can both adjust your comfort with your sleep number setting. so, can it help us fall as

>> part of what has happened in the month since the vote happened in the house, nancy pelosi held back the articles, and the impeachment managers about four weeks and in that time a lot of evidence came forward. some of it from foia rules, some of from lev parnas and his interviews. it seems as i watch this, there's a pressure to get to the bottom of a bunch of stuff. do you think that pressure is exerting itself in the chamber? >> i don't sit in the chamber. it's very hard to imagine it doesn't have an impact. how much of an impact is the question. but i think if you remember when nancy pelosi has the announcement of her house managers, what she very smartly and strategically did in that announcement, she went through the dates of all -- and summarized all the evidence we have learned after they voted the articles of impeachment, starting in december, then in january, and then lev parnas. it's one thing after another. she said she framed the entire announcement of house managers around time. that i just -- so it was very strategic on her part to say, if we -- essentially if we are sit

nancy pelosi had no choice but to let this settle in. let people think that this is only the third time in american history a president has been impeached. i think she did exactly the right thing by letting people see how outrages the leadership of the senate is being in laughing at the constitution, the founder's idea of what an impartial trial should be. >> according to a poll, 71% of americans say trump should allow his aids to testify in the senate trial. can senators fulfill their duty if they don't hear all of the evidence? >> i think they've got to hear at least some witnesses. the committee for ethics, the crew organization put out a report that confirmed that in every single impeachment trial that that's gone to completion, there have been witnesses. but there's always been witnesses. in the clinton case, there were videotapes, depositions. there were witnesses each senator was allowed to watch. what they're talking about here is possibly not doing it at all. had she immediately sent this over, they would have basically taken it

some of it clearly is nancy pelosi and the house democrats just have such disdain for this president. >> i don't know, we've seen for years the legislature has been sort of unable to step up and reassert its authority over making war, over declaring war, and we've seen this in the obama administration and under the trump administration, and this sort of idea that the congress needs to step up and actually have a vote to reauthorize a new authorization for the use of military force to introduce a war powers resolution that would constrain the president, that's something they haven't been able to do and tried multiple times under multiple administrations and have failed to do. the other thing i think i would say about the house measure versus the senate measure in particular is the house measure does not have the force of law. it's not -- it doesn't actually have the teeth that the senate one does, so even if they go on and pass this, even if by some strange miracle the senate also takes it up and passes it, what does that do? >> it wouldn't be by a margin that would survive a veto, whi

for nancy pelosi begrudgingly. the president that couldn't come up with a nickname call her crazy nancy. folks acknowledge what she does to this president. >> she's a knife fighter that he knows that she's a thorn in the side and there have been many democrats where he's been able to trample over, confident to do so with whoever the democratic nominee is and he thought he could well with her and pushed for her a little bit. i'm sure that's a stance he regrets right now. yes he's certainly publicly gone after her. did get a nickname but behind the scenes he knows that she knows what she is doing. >> how will she remembered? >> i think she will be remembered as one of the best speakers of history of the country and i think that you must remember, i agree with him. she's dealt with people like donald trump all his life. he's not dealt with nancy pelosis. he's lived a secluded, i'm in charge. he can't figure out because he never had to figure out somebody like nancy but he's a bully and respects somebody to break throu

i hope that nancy pelosi will transmit the articles over there. remember that the language of the resolution that they passed, the single party impeachment that they passed through the house, said that it had to be exhibited in the senate. it's not an if/or proposition. i think it's time to do that. >> you would like the trial to start. the final question would be, as you know, a recent "washington post"/abc poll showed actually about two in three republican voters want the president to allow his aides to testify. and i wonder if you're among the 64% of republicans in this country who want to hear in a senate trial from mick mulvaney, from john bolton, from duffey, from robert blair. do you want to hear from those witnesses? >> i don't have any problem with that, i don't think the white house does either. there's nothing to hide here. they have an ironclad case and they're ready to try it. and look, i think the sooner we get to that, the better. >> i'm sorry, what did you say? you don't think the white house has an issue with it? the white house i

house speaker nancy pelosi facing backlash for repeatedly saying that impeachment was solemn but not quite living up to that. >> in a fairway, in a way solemn and prayerful. >> solemnly sadly open debate on impeachment of the president. >> here she is opposing for a photo with members of congress after handing out gold little pd comcommemorative pens in which e signed the document,. melissadocument. >> this is a height of hypocrisy and spectacle of silver platters and ceremonial pens, that is a celebration of three years of democrats trying to undermine a duly elected president, i found this bizarrely offensive, social mediaone crazy with people who share that view, this was not a good move on part of nancy pelosi. >> what is on, fencive ethese people tell us they are impartial. >> right. >> i am talking both sides of aisle, there may be a video of her popping the bubbley in the back room soon, and i am sure mcconnell just wants to get this over and done work i have news, for me, just a cannot wait until this is over this country has bigger fish to fry, whatever side you take it horr

jordan: it depends on which day nancy pelosi would hold a vote in the house. mcconnell wants to get rolling right away so he could begin the trial within days of nancy pelosi having that vote. we could be looking at a trial beginning as soon as the end of next week or perhaps the week after. enactmentalso have an -- we also have an announcement of new sanctions on iran. are there really more than before? jordan: a little bit they have targeted copper and iron producers and sanctioning more perfect -- more officials, but as you hinted at the u.s. has sanctioned so much of iran's economy and placed so much pressure on iran, official say this is an effort to get iran to return to the negotiating table. leadership has not given any indication they are willing to do that, especially in the aftermath of the airstrike they got from soleimani last week. david: that is jordan fabian. now we go to maria tadeo in brussels. foreign ministers of the eu were meeting to try to see if they can keep that nuclear deal together. where are they? maria: the meeting is still ongoin

shannon: nancy pelosi held onto the articles for three weeks. looks like they will land in the senate this week. people ask what she got in the bargain because there are people praising her. into this headline the media gives her a free pass. the question is why do they give the speaker a free pass? impeachment gambit has flopped. she has unified republicans around donald trump in an election year, electrified his base and allowed him to run again as an outsider. quite a feat for sitting president. >> you tell nancy pelosi making those rounds on sunday shows and what she said is the president has given her in the democratic caucus no choice when it comes to impeachment, they feel they were boxed in by questions of constitutionality of the president's oath of office and we were down this path because they feel they need to all this president accountable. it is not necessarily a gamut for the speaker but more the box she was forced to be in because of this president's actions with ukraine. >> why the three weeks? >> the senate gavel back in last t

pelosi makes that decision to send over the article, but nancy pelosi in her statement today, a scathing statement attacking mcconnell saying he's violating the oath to the constitution to produce a fair trial and she made it very clear in her statement saying that the senators themselves in her view, need to honor the constitution, but it is not clear exactly what she means. so a lot of questions next week, erin, when the members get back into town and whether pelosi budges and whether she faces even more pressure to provide those articles and what she ultimately decides to do and whether they'll make any headway in cutting a deal on how the impeachment looks and right now, erin, that trial in limbo can be held up for days and maybe even weeks. >> manu, thank you very much. >> want to go now to tim natali and rachel bade who is the congressional reporter for "the washington post." rachel, i want to start with new reporting tonight from you. democrats are expected to move impeachment articles to the senate in the coming days. so what does that mean from what you're hearing? does that mea

>> i'm not second guessing anything that nancy pelosi does. she said today that the articles will be sent to the senate soon. in the meantime, here we are in the senate working very hard and arguing for a fair trial, which means we should have relevant witnesses ask relevant documents. something that mitch mcconnell is doing his very best to make sure that doesn't happen. so just as the president tried to rig his election by shaking down the president of another country for his own political purposes, this senate trial is being rigged by the president through mitch mcconnell to not call any witnesses r or provide any documents. >> on that topic, majority leader mitch mcconnell saigned n to legislation from senator josh hall, republican of missouri, that would allow for a vote to dismiss any articles of impeachment if they don't arrive from the house within 25 days of the house vote. what do you make of that? >> that is all part and parcel of the republicans' desire to not have a fair trial. i see it as an attempt to stone wall. what we're face

what are we hearing from nancy pelosi now? >> reporter: the impasse appears to be over. the president's impeachment trial is going to begin in a matter of days. in a letter that nancy pelosi just sent to house democratic colleagues, she makes very clear that they plan to move to appoint the impeachment articles of impeachment that were approved by the house last year and submit those over to the senate as well. that had been an impasse for weeks as democrats said pelosi withheld turning over those articles of impeachment and the senate said we will not hold a trial until we get those articles. in the letter she makes it clear they are moving to get the articles to the senate. she says in her letter here that she's asked her judiciary committee chairman jerry nadler to be prepared to bring to the floor next week a resolution to appoint those impeachment managers and transmit the articles of impeachment to the senate. she says she'll discuss this matter with her colleagues on tuesday. it's not clear the exact day in which that will happen, but once it is submitted, that's

nancy pelosi is finally ready! those articles of impeachment, no one knows where they've been. they've been on hold for months. but she's ready to send them to the senate next week. that story is next. - do you have a box of video tapes, film reels, or photos, that are degrading? legacybox professionally converts them to dvds, thumb drive, or the cloud. legacybox is simple and safe, with over half a million satisfied customers. visit legacybox.com today, and get 40% off. oh no, here comes gthe neighbor probably to brag about how amazing his xfinity customer service is. i'm mike, i'm so busy. good thing xfinity has two-hour appointment windows. they have night and weekend appointments too. he's here. bill? karolyn? nope! no, just a couple of rocks. download the my account app to manage your appointments making today's xfinity customer service simple, easy, awesome. i'll pass. >> no, i'm not holding the deadline. i'll send them over when i'm ready. that'll probably be soon. >> mark: that was speaker of the house nancy pelosi caving to republicans and a few democrats who demanded

well, it was after the president was impeached by the house led by nancy pelosi. it was as the senate was preparing to come back to washington to reconvene. it was between him being impeached and him starting his trial that the president ordered this military strike which reportedly flabbergasted and stunned pentagon officials who were advising him on this matter. the president ordered up this u.s. military attack to target and kill the number two most powerful official in the iranian government, the most powerful official in their military. and those two stories, this happening in the interregnum between him being impeached and potentially removed, that and the military strike he ordered during that interregnum, these two stories will not be disentangled. in the history of this time in our country, the history of this presidency, these things will always be on the books as having happened at once. and our political leaders are having to confront them both at once. that's why you have nancy pelosi, speaker of the house, in one continuous on the move sound bite bei

the hypocrisy drips from nancy pelosi. for her to get up into the well when we were debating the articles of impeachment on the floor and dress solemnly and say this is a dire moment for our country, we didn't come forward to impeach the president. that's bull. they came in wanting to impeach the president three years ago. to tell the american people it's a sacred honor and duty that they had to do the impeachment and within a matter of hours use it, the articles as a political ploy to get something out of the senate because their case is so bad, they didn't want it exposed in the senate, it shows the american people that this democratic majority and the speaker is devoid of ideas. my question is, why don't we look at where we started with all this. why doesn't jerry nadler and the judiciary committee call mr. horowitz in to give his report on the inspector general as he did in the senate. why don't we continue our look to see how the corruption of the fisa court, the corruption that brought us to the point where we're at

nancy pelosi has refused to bring that bill up for a vote. ilhan omar from minnesota made anti-semitic remarks and nancy pelosi couldn't even bring a resolution to the house to censor her for those remarks. some watered down generic vague resolution. it's an ancient hatred. wherever it festers, conditions get worse very quickly for everyone. mark: i want to discuss impeachment. whether it's unconstitutional in the house and whether the delay was unconstitutional. ever since we moved here, i've been noticing it. i think the house is changing him... -[ gasps ] -up and at 'em! ...into his father. [ eerie music plays ] is it scary? -[ gasps ] -it's in eco mode. so don't touch it. mm-hmm. i can't stop this from swinging. must be a draft in here. but he did save a bunch of money bundling our home and auto with progressive. progressive can't protect you from becoming your parents, but we can protect your home and auto when you bundle with us. -hello? -sorry, honey. [ telephone beeps ] butt dial. you get more than yourfree shipping.ir, -hello? -sorry

you can expect them to talk about nancy pelosi, that war powers. he was calling members of congress not to vote for them because of the visual data present. to go on for an hour or so with this very supportive crowd. kind of white, blue-collar, industrial city where he does well. peter: let's listen in. we will not taken for an hour. we will take him for a few minutes to get a sense of where he is coming from given the events of the last week. america's future has never looked brighter. never. we are the envy of every country in the world. we have created 7 million brand-new jobs since our election. we will soon be replacing the disaster known as nafta with the incredible brand-new usmca, the historic victory for ohio farmers, workers, and manufacturers. really a great victory for the u.s. an incredible agreement. you remember i came in i talked our trade deals are. we did a brand-new one with korea. now we have south korea. we finished a big one with japan. on january 15 we are signing a monster. farmers.on to our go by larger tractors. my people

nancy pelosi signalled she will soon send the impeachment articles over to the senate. joe lockhart is back with us. also joining us is rachael bade. she's a reporting for "the washington post". i want to look forward here because we've been talking about when those article wills go over, what did nancy pelosi get out of the delay. that's by and large done. so the question is what's next. susan collins, republican senator from maine, is now saying she is trying to work out some deal with some group of republicans that would mean there would be witnesses. listen. >> i am working with a group of republican senators and our leaders to see if we can come to an agreement on some language that would be in the initial resolution setting out the parameters of the trial in the senate that would include an opportunity for the house to call witnesses and the president's counsel to also call witnesses. >> so it would take just three of her friends to go along with her, rachael. how real is this from susan collins? what's the significance? >> yeah, i mean, you made the point there.

shannon: donald trump slamming nancy pelosi for withholding the impeachment articles from the summit, the speaker reportedly got the idea from president next's white house counsel john dean who had taken part of the watergate coverup. let's discuss with chris on and harmeet dhillon. i want to play a little something mister dean had to say on cnn about this whole idea. >> it may be something democrats can campaign on this fall in states where republicans are in the process to rush this things through and try to exonerate trump somehow from what the house is charged him with. >> he goes on from there to say this is working, the strategy, for the speaker. >> nancy pelosi had a bad 2019-2020, really dumb idea, not playing well with democrats and it is time to face the music, the house did a bad job with its impeachment hearing and she has to live with that, no more control for nancy pelosi. he has to let the senate do its job and put this flawed partisan impeachment out of its misery. >> the idea of holding it back again, byron york tweets a to -- a new magazine profile, to withhold impea

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the house speaker nancy pelosi has signed the resolution finalizing the articles of impeachment. democrats are accusing mr trump of abusing his power and obstructing congress. earlier, mrs pelosi named seven democratic lawmakers who will be the impeachment managers. she said the significance of today's events could not be underestimated. so sad and tragic for the comp —— for the country. the action taken by the president undermined our national security, to violate his use of office and to jeopardise the security of our elections, the integrity of our elections, it's taken us to us this —— it's taking secular to this place so today will make history. ——so today we will make history. ——so today we will make history. adam schiff, who is the house intelligence committee chairman and kevin mccarthy, the republican house minority leader gave their during the house debate about the impeachment articles. we have always felt the urgency about this impeachment given that the president was trying to get foreign help, and cheating in the next election but as soon as we did g

>> jeanne: i think that nancy pelosi was holding these for two reasons. she was able to peel off some of them in the senate that might be able to push mcconnell to change the rules. >> harris: do they even exist anymore? >> jeanne: they don't even exist. she was thinking about markowski, mitt romney, then the who could go over. now she just wants to underscore the fact that we know the outcome coming he will be acquitted. and wants to say that the process has been unfair. she will hand the is over. she has to. and at least she underscores what the president said, which is that this has been a fund-raising bonanza for the republicans. that is a problem for the democrats and the only states that matter, which are the seven swing states that will decide the election. that is the reason that the democrats in the senate that you mentioned coming over and saying you have to send these now. we have to get these done. they are right about that. >> harris: when you talk about fund-raising, kennedy, not only shutting down in terms of the impeachment in the states,

he showed a photo shopped photo of nancy pelosi and chuck schumer wearing traditional islamic clothing. and his press secretary stephanie grisham doubling down on his claims. >> the democrats are parroting the talking points of the iranian officials. >> reporter: and mike pompeo is standing by the decision to kill soleimani and warning the leaders in teheran to behave themselves. >> on the military side we have warned the iranians repeatedly and done so personally myself that an attack that took american lives would not be tolerated. if iran escalates, we will end it on our terms. >> reporter: and others struggling to state why soleimani was targeted with explanations that are consistent. >> i think it is totally consistent, but this is what is consistent. we killed soleimani, the number one terrorist in the world by every account, bad person killed a lot of americans and killed a lot of people. we killed him. and when the democrats try and defend him, it is a disgrace to our country. >> reporter: defense secretary mark esperwared on the claim that there was an iranian threat to attack

nancy pelosi is pushing forward with today's vote to limit white house war powers. cheryl: despite the attack on u.s. soldiers, investors shrugged it all off, the nasdaq hitting a you ne a new record ao trade deals are about to be signed. should we be celebrating? lauren: americans pick their favorite morning must-have. is it coffee or donuts? it is thursday, january 9th. "fbn: a.m." starts right now. ♪ ♪ cheryl: the song is block hawk. we're going to have -- black hawk. we'll have that coffee, donut debate later on in the show. good morning, i'm cheryl casone. lauren: good morning, i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: you may have been surprised if you saw markets react to the yo attacks in iraq against u.s. soldiers. 24 hours ago we were talking about a global market selloff. futures are now higher by 89, s&p is up 11 and a quarter, nasdaq up 43 and-a-half. the nasdaq closed at a new record last night. lauren: let's take a look at commodities, oil prices are up today by 16-cents, below $60 a barrel, after rock he et a rockn baghdad's green zone. gold continues its se

nancy pelosi' circus is done. and we're not going to see the one sided show trial that the house is engage you had in for months and months and months. that farce is over. in the senate, here's what i hope happens, i hope the senate -- i'm confident the senate will conduct a fair trial, that means we will give the house managers an opportunity to present their case, we will listen to what they have to say, but then we are going to do something that the house didn't do which is we are going to give president trump a full opportunity to defend himself, to present his case to lay out the facts and evidence and law that the house ignored. steve: you have got to figure nancy pelosi says, you know, he will be impeached forever because she knows he will be acquitted forever by the senate, so that's one of the things. he also, ted cruz, just mentioned house managers. the most fame muflts house managers and griff listed their names a little while ago is of course adam schiff. if you watch a lot of television, you know that

against his public enemy number one as he sees it, nancy pelosi and chuck schumer. to show you another tweet. in this case a lot of people see this as being beyond the pale. what you are seeing there is house speaker nancy pelosi, and the democratic senator chuck schumer. nancy pelosi wearing hijab and chuck schumer in a turbine wearing middle eastern garb below democrats 2020. trump retweeted this from an account that goes under an alias called down under. that has tweeted very a anti-demomocratic messags ofoften linking democrats to terrorts.. why did trtrump retweet this? it goes in line with a very familiar pattern. harnessing fears of middle east. linking it with terrorism. trying to stoke fears. also plalayi to his babase. and the timingng is not coincintntal. going on the offensive against nancy pelosi as she e is abobouo bring the articles of impeachment from the house to the senate for an impending trial against donald trump. he has really been on the attack with her and that tweet from , nancytrump carries a # pelosi fake news. which has been determined to

he's not bullying nancy pelosi. nancy pelosi is not going to be bullied by that. the ramifications are going to be with kids at school whose parents might wear a high jab. bigotry never stays with one minority. if you're hateful against muslims you tend to be hateful against jewish people and a lot of people have been saying they are in muslim traditional clothes, they are in muslim garb. i am in muslim garb. i don't think that picture was them wearing muslim clothing, that picture was really bad photo shop. with the most powerful man in the world with access to all technology chooses to retweet and amplify trolls i think he makes us unsafe because we are a joke worldwide and it's dangerous but at the same time he is inciting violence against actual religious minorities. >> you have been sounding this alarm for a long time, i mean, you have come on "new day" and told us in the past three years in your life you have felt less safe and i think it's an interesting point that you are talking about. nancy pelosi can brush this off, she goes on with her life, it doesn't

now -- house3, speaker nancy pelosi holds her weekly briefing. tuesday, tate reeves was sworn in as mississippi's 65th governor and delivered his inaugural address in jackson. he outlined his plan for economic growth in the state, including expanding workforce training and bringing businesses to the state. [applause] >> raise your right hand please. , doonathan tate reeves solemnly swear that i will faithfully support the constitution of the united states. gov. reeves: the constitution of the united states. >> and the constitution city mississippi. gov. reeves: and the constitution of the state of mississippi. >> that i'm not disqualified from holding the offices of governor of the state of mississippi. gov. reeves: i am not disqualified from holding the office of governor of the state of mississippi. i will faithfully discharge the duties of the office of which i'm about to enter. >> so help me god. gov. reeves: so help me god. >> congratulations, governor. [applause] gov. reeves: thank you. thank you, mr. chief justice. governor bryant, governo

. >>> house speaker nancy pelosi says she is preparing to send articles of impeachment over to the senate this week as president trump appears to suggest that senators dismiss the trial all together. >>> and the gloves come off between two top democratic presidential candidates, elizabeth warren is accusing bernie sanders of sending his volunteers out to trash her. ♪ >>> good morning, everyone, it is monday, january 13th, i'm ayman mohyeldin alongside yasmin vossoughian. we want to begin with the latest developments concerning iran as the trump administration's justification for the attack that killed iranian general qassem soleimani continues to evolve by the day, defense secretary mark esper says that he saw no specific evidence that iran targeted four u.s. embassies just days after the president had this to say on fox news. >> i can reveal that i believe it would have been four embassies and i think that probably baghdad already started, but i think it would have been four embassies, it could have been military bases, it could have been a lot of other things, too, but it was eminent.

nancy pelosi making her move. any moment the house speaker will announce her picks for impeachment managers. this is important. these are the people who will prosecute the case against president trump in the senate trial. this is the official beginning of the trial process. >> and then a few hours from now, the house will vote on those managers before actually walking the two articles of impeachment across the capitol to the senate chamber. let's go trait straight to manu. do you have any sense of who's going to be picked? >> reporter: nancy pelosi has kept this process completely sin secretive. but i did spot several house members going into her office about half an hour ago before this press conference. these individuals potentially could be impeachment managers. i asked each one of them if they had been selected or been asked to come for part of this meeting, they all refused to comment. the people include adam schiff, the house intelligence committee chairman. he's long been suspected as going to lead this cas

nancy pelosi meeting with party leaders tonight. her entire caucus she'll meet with tomorrow before he sending the two farcical articles of app and -- articles of impeachment over to the senate where it just might be dismissed. iran firing live ammunition and tear gas into crowds of protesters. they are calling on the country's supreme lead tore step down after the government lied about who shot down the ukrainian jetliner with almost 180 people aboard. it was the iranian military that shot the jet down. a former judge from the obama administration has been selected to overseat fbi the fisa surveillance reforms. davis k rirks s is supposed to be -- david kris is supposed to be overseeing it. president trump says kris has who credibility. '. he ruled against the release of photographs of osama bin laden's dead body. joining us tonight is tom fit on --tom fitton. i know you are work hard on this issue. how does judge roberts permit this to happen? >> that's a good question. the fisa courts were obviously lied to. one of the problems w

nancy pelosi cave together senior minneapolis in her party. the articles of impeachment are head together senate next week. she is sending them a month after the fact. she effective live was trying to create some kind of constitutional crisis? our constitution says the house is the one that impeaches. but the president has to be tried in the senate. the senate runs the trial. nancy pelosi thought she coulding have a hostile takeover of our congress by managing it for the senate. she is pretty foolish. this was the squad, nancy pelosi that started this whole mess. lesmess. lest we forget adam schiffing a well. this is going to head to the senate. i want to hear it all. let the republican senators have the chance to be the adults in the room and ask some real questions. get to the bottom of why the heck this happened in the first place. joining me right now. senior couple tonight and author of the new novel "collapse." mr. curt sha kirk sha schlicter. does she not understand the intentions of what our founding taughters laid out. >> she thought

democratic house speaker nancy pelosi released a statement saying we cannot put the lives of american service members, diplomats and others further at risk by engaging in provocative and disproportionate actions. tonight's air strike risked pro voting further dangerous escalation of violence. the house minority leader kevin mccarthy praised the president's actions saying soleimani was a terrorist and president trump reminded the world that we won't let attacks against americans go unpunished. mark meredith reporting live from washington. mark? >> lawmakers have offered strong reactions to the air strikes. fox learned that house speaker nancy pelosi had a chance to speak with mark esper after the air strikes happened and since then, a number of other lawmakers have been briefed as well, a few moments ago, we heard from the chairman of the house intelligence committee, adam schiff. >> i have concerns that we are on a pathway where a u.s. action is met by an iranian reaction which is met by a u.s. reaction with both u.s. and the united states and iran contemplating further potential mili

>>> nancy pelosi is cunning. she's playing this political game that they're trying to have their own games, if you will, to thwart nancy pelosi. this back and forth will keep going. each side has to look at history and the constitution. and if you view this the way we are looking at it through the prison of the past, hearings, you don't necessarily have to have testimony or witnesses. trials, you do. so the senate, at issue, this impeachment trial. and the problem is that mitch mcconnell is saying already that he wants to acquit the president. so, people are crying foul, particularly nancy pelosi. her strategy is needed to show the democrats and the republicans what is factual and what is factual is the fact that this president was impeached. >> yes. >> now will the senate follow suit with following the order and the line of the law and the constitution? >> let me play another clip. something else nancy pelosi said today. listen to this. >> we have confidence in our case that it is impeachable and this president