so, while the president can name his son, baron, he cannot make him a baron. >> sean: shortly after the remark, melania trump responded with this statement, quote, a minor child deserves privacy and should be kept out of politics. pamela carolan, you should be ashamed of your angry and biassed public pandering and using a child to do it. during the hearing, congressman matt gates on his game, also rebuked the democrat star witness right to her face. great moment for him. take a look. >> when you talk about how liberals want to be around each other and cluster and conservatives don't want to be around each other and they have to spread out, it makes people -- you may not see this from the ivory towers of your law school, but it makes actual people in this country -- >> the president -- >> you don't get to interrupt me on this time. now, let me also suggest that when you invoke the president's son's name here, when you try to make a little note out of referencing baron trump, that does not lend credibility to your argument, it makes you look mean, it makes you look like you're attacking s

so while the president can name his son baron, he can't make him a baron. trish: whoever gave that stanford law professor that line out to have their head examined. or perhaps she dreamed it up on her own needs her head examined. anybody who would drag a child into this. pamela karlan is the lowest of the low. tonight that child's mother --'s just 13 years old -- that child's mother is rightly speaking out against this insensitive horrendous professor writing a minor child deserves privacy and should be kept out of politics. pamela karlan you should be ashamed of your very angry obviously biased a public pandering, and using a child to do it. why do people think it's okay to insult, harass or humiliate the child of a public politician is beyond me. that's disgusting, pathetic behavior. it tells you people looking to torch the president have no morals, no compass. they will stop at nothing. it's important to consider the context. from day one the goal has been impeachment of this president. >> it's time for us to impeach this president. >> bullies don't win,

well cox here with me in doha alan baron who is with us from washington d.c. and philip bobbitt who's with us from new york thank you for all of our guests they're going to stay with us as we continue our special coverage here of the impeachment proceedings well right now it's 20 g.m.t. that's 3 pm in washington d.c. and when our 3 hours into the final debate over whether to impeach the president of the united states democrats and republicans in the house of representatives are currently making their case about whether or not donald trump violated the constitution he's accused of withholding aid to the to ukraine to pressures and to investigation his political rival the democrat controlled house is expected to make trump the 3rd president to be impeached in u.s. history trump has dismissed the process as an assault on america.

baron have also been hit by a raft of injuries this season. having martinez became number 7 his replacement share home boateng was the only recognised 1st team player on the bench. it was looking like both sport might manage a drop thomas move that arrived too late here. while continued likewise then fail to find the net. i. with few options flick roll the dice turn to you know who on 85 minutes. there's a reason why is it see has 35 on his back. is not meant to be in the 1st team yet he's just a kid at 18. but he wasn't getting the savior one nil to buy and i tell him louis a fortune. the teenager would also turn out for the reserve team a day later but his some parents christmas was already made. for manual noir zerg see is becoming a cult hero. to you he's a positive guy out of the same time quite shy as he's so young but out on the pitch he shows what he's made of as we've seen in the last 2 games. and the joshua effect has a broader impact to parents relief allowed sash to now play to make it to no later of i the game was typical of fire

marty baron and david remnick are here. >>> plus us si cup and others are here. i'm going to propose a new diagnosis for the whoas of the news media. are we all experiencing memory loss? and later, with the movie "bomb shell" in theaters, i'll speak to the director to see why he decided to make a film about the darkest days in fox news history. >>> first, looking back at the week that was, the impeachment flat line. this is one of the times when a line graph can tell a story best. impeachment is a fact that president trump cannot deny. even in the age of alternative facts and even though some of his surrogates are trying to spin it in his favor and see he hasn't been impeached, the front remembered for decades to come. while the house and senate are squabbling over the terms of a senate trial, it feels like the fog over washington is only becoming thicker and denser. an impeachment really is a thought line. look at this. this is from tracking autopolll patrols looking at whether people support moving trump from office. there's been barely any movement throughout

since you are also a baron, that was obviously a preplanned line. and if she said it with a bit of a smile, i think it might have been better received. but she said it with such vitriol. >> but ever think she said is said with such vitriol. but if you do set a kind off-the-cuff, i don't think people would have gotten is fired up about it. but it was clearly a preplanned line that she had. and this is supposed to be the somber events in pelosi's told us we have no enjoyment of doing this, and she's trying to get yakked, chuckles like the showtime at the apollo over invoking baron trump's name. it is predictable that of course people got ticked off about it and i love this stability crowd all coming to her correct defense. she didn't say anything wrong. look, you live by the sword you die by the sword. speed five i agree. hallelujah. as i was watching this i was actually excited to see what they had to say because i love the constitution. i know all of these professors love the constitution and of course there are different interpretations, i don't ha

while the president can name his son baron. he can't make him a baron. lou: the first lady was not abused. she tweeted this. a minor child deserves privacy and should be kept out of politics. pamela karlan, you should be ashamed of your very angry and obviously biased public pandering, and using a child to do it. she is educated. no one said that she wasn't ignorant. nancy pelosi's message today to her caucus about the dems' sham impeachment process. most people think of verizon 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 keep them ready for the next big opportunity. like 5g. almost all of the fortune 500 partner with us. (woman) when it comes to digital transformation... verizon keeps business ready. doprevagen is the number oneild mempharmacist-recommendeding? memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores ever

this second from the front is the red baron's. in this particular one. so to defeat the albatross, the albatross is shooting us down. western allies, british come back with the spad fighters. so now we got lots of levels of technology being advanced very quickly designed to shoot each other down. by the time you get to 1918, it's very clear, a few things. even though in 1918 air power is playing a particularly large role. by this point the germans are experimenting in their spring offenses with new ground attack techniques that are pretty effective. the offensive of the americans is probably i think the largest air attack up to that point in history. 1,500 planes. it's fairly effective. what is clear, also, is that air power has not changed the nature of war in any significant way. before the war had started, there's all these theorists talking about if we can get airplanes working, war will never be the same. it will be completely different. all this revealed is that just like you fought on the ground before, now you just have more space to fight in. yo

. >> so, while the president can name his son baron, he can't make him a baron. >> when you invoke the president's son's name here, when you try to make a little joke out of referencing baron trump, that does not lend credibility to your argument. it makes you look mean. it makes you look like you're attacking somebody's family, the minor child of the president of the united states, so, let's see if we can get into the facts. to all of the witnesses. if you have personal knowledge of a single material fact in the schiff report, please raise your hand. and let the record reflect, no personal knowledge of a single fact. >> so, after that moment today, let's get right to terry moran tonight. first, the apology from that law scholar? >> reporter: that's right, at the end of the hearing, she said, "i want to apologize for what i said about the president's son. it was wrong of me to do that. it wish the president would apologize, obviously, for the things that he's done that are wrong. but i do regret having said that." >> in the meantime, terry, where does this go from here? news tonight fr

this second from the front is the red baron's. the alba trausz should bring us down. the british come back with the spad fighters, and so now we've got lots of levels of technology being advanced quickly designed to shoot each other down. by the time you get to 1918, it's very clear -- airpower is playing a particularly large role. the germans are experimenting with new ground attack techniques that are pretty effective. the offensive of the americans is the largest air attack up to that point in history. 1,500 planes. it's fairly effective. what is clear, also, is that air power has not changed the nature of war in any significant way. before the war had started, there's all these theorists talking about if we can get airplanes working, war will never be the same. it will be completely different. all this revealed is that just like you fought on the ground before, now you just have more space to fight in. you're fighting in the air and it's turning into attrition in the air like it was attrition on the ground. this hasn't fundamentally changed anything, but what it h

. >> baron went into the white house young man ten years old will come out as a grown man the stories about him are cute for example the second night after the inauguration they are in the state dining room the adults are having quiet time the nightmare is over theyme think everything is done and meanwhile the grandkids are racing through and screaming and laughing and playing a game of hide and gogo seek and baron uncle baron is supervising he's their favorite he's trying to find them in the state dining room there is a big exclamation going on so he comes rushing in huffing and puffing and sweating and says what and he said laura just told us he's pregnant and he says okay and then he races off because he has things to do to find the kids hiding in the east room and then tiffany goes to the white house she loves to see him play soccer she's close to baron now they are close buddies and it so interesting to see them as children. >> what does tiffany do quick. >> she is going to georgetown law of course all of this has changed her life completely she grew up in california one of the m

while the president can name his son baron. he can't make him a baron. lou: the first lady was not abused. she tweeted this. a minor child deserves privacy and should be kept out of politics. pamela karlan, you should be ashamed of your very angry and obviously biased public pandering, and using a child to do it. she is educated. no one said that she wasn't ignorant. nancy pelosi's message today to her caucus about the dems' sham impeachment process. the epson ecotank. no more buying cartridges. look at all this ink it comes with. big ink tanks. lots of ink. no more cartridges. incredible amount of ink. the epson ecotank. just fill and chill. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. i wish i could shake your hand. granted. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪ ♪ experience the power of sanctuary at the lincoln wish list sales event. sign and drive off in a new lincoln with zero down, zero due at signing, and a complimentary first month's payment. male anchor: ...an update on

and this one after do you agree with mr baron that you know one every impeachment is different they are hard to compare what donald trump has done you know according to mr barron is as serious especially give it volves a foreign country and also being a foreign country to essentially interfere in the domestic political process that that is in fact an impeachable offense. i have thoroughly agree. he said it very well i mean what donald trump has done allegedly will see a more i hope in the senate trial more more is revealed but the evidence shows that what he has done is actually invited a foreign power to meddle in elections that legs as alan said that makes nixon and certainly clinton their impeachment possible impeachment look tawdry by comparison and that's why i think so many democrats are standing up and talking about the same to the not only of the constitution but of our democratic elections and that's why they've become so important and whether or not to go back to your question everything in the senate is a foregone conclusion it is my whole that that to completely and fully ai

mr baron i've just been having this conversation him with clyde about the partisan nature of this process now potentially was that what the founding fathers had imagined when they wrote these impeachment proceedings will that when they laid the foundations for that probably not. i mean they weren't naive and they there were even in those early days factions rather than parties as we know them today but there was more of a common purpose i think i don't think we've seen even in our lifetimes partisanship that it's so. absolute on both sides of the aisle i mean it's very very disturbing there is no center left there's nobody there to reach across the aisle and try to work out a compromise the fact that mr mcauliffe senator mcconnell could make some of these statements about how well you know this is this is partisan and that's the way it is that's it's very disturbing i want to bring in mr bobbitt here at this point because there has been lots of speculation about whether or not. impeaching the president at this point could then lay the groundwork for this to happen again and again is impea

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his landlord remained loyal to him even when beatles moved elsewhere the baron that not rent out the apartment but kept it so that the musician could return. since the 2 of them suffered from gastric complaints as well as from hearing loss he visited the spa town of filing start on the outskirts of vienna in hope of a cure he often went for a walk in this park. the building in the nearby houses vienna speed of museum. shows me around the rooms the beatles lived in in the summer of 18 all to. it was quite unsettled he often moved why was that. he wasn't an easy tenant as his deafness progressed he composed louder and louder slamming the piano with his hand but he banged on the walls to beat time and sang loudly. and if he got to composing he had a funny habit of taking a pail of water and dumping it over his head. even with today's flooring that would be problematic back then the floor had even more cracks for the water to run down so his neighbors got moldy walls he. didn't word get around among landlords here in vienna. absolutely he always had problems finding lodgings. that's how

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. >> so while president can name his son baron, he can't make him a baron? reporter: that line drew backlash from me melania trump, first lady, who tweeted to moments ago. it also -- sparks controversy from republicans in room. >> when you try to make a joke, out of referencing baron trump, that does not lend credibility to your argument it makes you look mean, like you are attacking someone's family, minor child of president of united states, let's see if we can get into the facts, to all of the witnesses, if you have personal knowledge. of a single material fact in schiff report raise your hand. let record reflect, no personal knowledge. reporter: david, biggest -- by republicans has been for committee to allow them to bring fact witnesses in who have information related to this report, but so far not allowed. david: thank you hillary. >> house republicans called jonathan actual -- turley in to testify, a legal expert here is how he characterize democrat impeachment argument. >> you can't accuse a president of bribery, then when some of us know that suprem

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>> so while the president can name his son, baron, he can't make him a baron. >> whoa, first lady went right into be best mode tweeting a minor child deserves privacy and should be kept out of policy. you should be ashamed of your very angry and obviously biased public pandering and using a child to do it. now, i don't think the professor had the animus that the president had with what he just said. but you know what, the first lady is still right. all of you especially on the right who exploded and echoed her outrage, you were right because we don't go at kids. even as a joke or as an aside or an anything. but here's the question. where are you now? you suddenly cared about decency. it was wrong to mention, baron, right? he's a kid and requires especially consideration and sensitivity like greta. but where are you now? where's be best? they defended the president the first time he went after thunberg and you're silent now. what? only his kids matter? you who are silent are just like the greek actors ages ago wearing masks of duty and constitutional consternation if masks could be that

baron have also been hit by a raft of injuries this season. having martinez became number 7 his replacement jerome boateng was the only recognized 1st team player on the bench. it was looking like both sport might manage a draft thomas move that arrived too late here. while continued likewise then fail to find the net. i. with few options flick wrote the dice and turned to you know who on 85 minutes. there's a reason why is it c. has 35 on his back. is not meant to be in the 1st team yet he's just a kid at 18. but he was again the savior one nil to byron i however we have for joshua. the teenager would also turn out for the reserve team a day later but here's some parents christmas was already made. for man one noir zerg see is becoming a cult hero. to you he's a positive guy out of the same time quite shy as you so young. out on the pitch the shows what he's made of as we've seen in the last 2 games. in the senate. and the joshua effect has a broader impact to parents' relief allowed sayres to now play to make it to no later in. the game was

at the hands of a flick baron do seem much more relaxed and on saturday they again passed 70 percent of possession but points have still gone astray. let's check the stats former coach nico badge had a points per game ratio of $1.00 with flick it's $2.00. but without the xerox effect it would be $1.00. there are still big gaps of baron's defense and opponents are getting chances for spork were not cool headed enough to take advantage. of. the shall victorious so close to scoring just before the half time whistle. and have also been hit by a raft of injuries this season. have a martinez became number 7 his replacement share home bulleting was the only recognized 1st team player on the bench. it was looking like both sport might manage a draft thomas miller arrived too late here. while continue likewise then failed to find the net. i. with few options flick rolled the dice turn to you know who on every 5 minutes. there's a reason why is it c. has 35 on his back. is not meant to be in the 1st team yet he's just a kid at 18. but he was again the savior one nil to by am. i a helluva fortu

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baron have also been hit by a raft of injuries this season. having martinez became number 7 his replacement share home boateng was the only recognised 1st team player on the bench. it was looking like both sport might manage to drop thomas mother arrived too late here. while continued likewise then fail to find them that. i. with few options flick wrote the dice and turned to you know who on 85 minutes. there's a reason why is it c. has 35 on his back. he's not meant to be in the 1st team yet he's just a kid at 18. but he was again the savior one nil to buy and i tell him louis a 4 joshua. the teenager would also turn out for the reserve team a day later but here's some balance christmas was already made. for man while noir xeroxing is becoming a cult hero. to me he's a positive guy out of the same time quite shy as he's so young but out on the pitch he shows what he's made of as we've seen in the last 2 games. and that joshua effect has a broader impact to balance relief allowed sayres to now play to make it to no later. i the game was typica

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he can't make him a baron. >>that when you invoke the president's sons name here when you try to make a little joke referencing barron trump that does not lend credibility to your argument it makes you look mean first lady melania trump condemned the remark tweeting in part that carlin quote should be very ashamed of your very angry. >>and obviously biased public pandering carlin went on to apologize for the statement that was wrong of me to do that i wish the president would apologize obviously for the things that he's done that's wrong. but i do regret having said that meredith wood kron 4 news. >>well coming up next on the kron 4 morning news, the 40 niners are dealing with controversy because of its broadcasting crew. we'll tell you what exactly happened after the break. and here's a live look outside at conditions at the embarcadero right now right across the street from the kron 4 news studios and looks clear here but we're definitely tracking some dense fog around the bay area. john trade will have a ful

so mr baron the vote on the 1st who abuse of power very much going as expected $228.00 democrats voting for impeachment one independent voting also for impeachment no republicans voting for it but this does mean that with those votes and with the democrats having the simple majority needed i mean does this mean that donald trump the 45th president of the united states will be only the 3rd president to be impeached that's absolutely right in fact with that vote he was impeached the is of each. there's really nothing more to say about it other than that's that's the state of play and now they're going to of course to look at the 2nd article and vote i think they only have 5 minutes rather than the 15 that they had for the 1st article mr baron can i ask you why the 15 minutes for the 1st article in the 5 for the 2nd. your guess is as good as mine i don't think it is that much more difficult to push the switch that says yes or no way so i really don't know. if there's no obvious reason why it would be different and now that we do know that the us president is going to be impeached what happ

that the house is voting on today brenda you were talking there about this the sec is quality allen baron i'm going to bring you in here because you've dealt with a number of impeachment processes and you've seen for federal judges who've been removed from office well 11 resigned but you've been very involved in these processes in the past is this much more of a sack us that we're seeing now than we have previously. well the presidential impeachment is inherently a bigger deal if for want of a better way of putting it's and so it has a lot more potential to become something of a circus the 1st impeachment i handled was of a judge named alcee hastings and there was a fair amount of outside uproar about the fact that he was being impeached because he had been acquitted by a jury in a criminal case of this is the 1st time someone was being impeached and he ultimately was removed from office after he had been acquitted in a criminal trial but yes there is and i think to some extent. things like twitter in the better of the various ways in which people can stir up things have added to this sor

that tweet came even as the president insists his own teenage son baron is off limits. norah, thunberg responded to the president's criticism by actually incorporating it into her twitter bio, which now describes her as a teenager working on her anger management problem. >> o'donnell: all right, paula, thank you. now to presidential politics, cbs news will co-host the tenth democratic debate alongside the congressional black caucus institute. candidates will take the stage one week before the super tuesday primaries. that's on tuesday february 25 right here on cbs. mark your calendars. twitter will also be partner for the debate. tonight the f.b.i. is investigating that deadly shootout in new jersey as domestic terrorism. cbs news has learned a manifesto-style document was found in the shooter's van. it contained a list of grievances and the groups that the killers hated. four people were murdered in tuesday's rampage, including a police detective. don dahler tonight is in jersey city. (gunfire) >> reporter: new surveillance video shows the moment david anderson opened

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jack and barons traditionally want you to go into the coming week making your next move. so beverly one actionable idea. >> emerging markets i believe with david kelly for international exposure. i would focus on emerging markets. it's not really recovered but they are set to. in an easy way to play the indexes ing. i hope you're right. >> at there's a new king of the mountain, the largest market capital in the world is an old economy company saudi aramco almost $2 trillion, knocked all the tech giants off the mountain. i would rather stay with the tech giants like a google parent alphabet which and or barry writes about this week. before i think that's a great call to read more check out this week's edition@barons.com and be sure to join us next week when we talk to legen ♪ paul paul: welcome to "the journal editorial report." i'm paul gigot. the long awaited report from justice department inspector general michael horowitz was released this week on the fbi's investigation into the trump presidential campaign and although the report concludes there was no evidence of p

, also a teenager, after an impeachment witness made a pun involving baron's name and not one at his expense. the first lady said a minor child deserves privacy and should be cut out of politics. you should be ashamed. the professor apologized that day. no apology from the president. only silence from the first lady who by the way has allegedly made stopping cyber bullying one of her top priorities. be best is the name of her campaign. we now have this statement to y today. be best is the first lady's initiative and she will do it to help children. it's no secret the president and first lady communicate differently as most married couples do. their son basic vis. he is a 13-year-old who wants and deserves privacy. that's not even a non-apology apology. there's no contrition at all in that statement. of course pa o -- he deserves privacy. michelle obama weighed in tweeting don't let anyone dim your light like the girls i've met in vietnam and all over the world you have so much to offer us all. ignore the doubters and no that millions of people are cheering you on. ignore the doubters

jack and barons traditionally want you to go into the coming week making your next move. so beverly one actionable idea. >> emerging markets i believe with david kelly for international exposure. i would focus on emerging markets. it's not really recovered but they are set to. in an easy way to play the indexes ing. i hope you're right. >> at there's a new king of the mountain, the largest market capital in the world is an old economy company saudi aramco almost $2 trillion, knocked all the tech giants off the mountain. i would rather stay with the tech giants like a google parent alphabet which and or barry writes about this week. before i think that's a great call to read more check out this week's edition@barons.com and be sure to join us next week when we talk to legen everybody maris wall street begins now. maria: and happy weekend everybody welcome to the program that analyzes the week that wasn't helps position you for the week ahead. i am maria great to be with you this weekend. coming up in just a few moments ceo of firm, maps election is our special guest. joini

, but not make him a baron and that got a lot of blowback including from the white house invoking the president's son. professor carlin said she was wrong to do that and she wishes the president apologized himself for all that he's done. >> thank you very much. we'll have much more on professor carlin this hour any became the center of the stage today. out front now, democratic congressman val demings who sits on the judiciary and intelligence committees and she's drafting articles of impeachment when that time comes. it was clear that the republicans would do everything possible to stall the hearing and there were those procedural inquiries and points and some of them pretty arcane and chairman nadler didn't expect them all and it didn't happen as much during the intel committee hearings that you were also a part of. why do you think that is? what did republicans do differently this time? >> well, it's good to be with you, number one, but i just think as we get closer to the end of this process and further along, i just think that my republican colleagues feel the desperation. the fa

dennis baron is an emeritus professor of linguistics at the university of illinois. he is known on twitter as dr grammar and he is in champaign, illinois now. dennis, two teachers, letterwriters, sub— editors, journalists and all—round pedants, the closure of the' protection society is a matter of profound grief. do you agree with us? i don't, i would of profound grief. do you agree with us? i don't, iwould suggest of profound grief. do you agree with us? i don't, i would suggest most of these people have never heard of the' protection society to begin with, and it obviously had very little impact over whether or not we use apostrophes according to whatever rules that they might want us whatever rules that they might want us to use them for. punctuation has a lwa ys us to use them for. punctuation has always been variable. back in the 18th—century, it's was used as a possessive, it's in the us constitution that way. today it is a contraction and the possessive form of its has no'. but things change and punctuation changes with them. punctuation's just a conveni

coming up this morning, former counsel without usury committee daniel freeman and alan baron talk about the impeachment process and rosemary gibson talks about her book. sure to watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern this morning, join the discussion. actor and environmental advocate ted danson was on capitol hill for a hearing on the environmental impacts of plastic pollution. he currently serves as a board member for oceana, a nonprofit ocean conservation organization. the hearing also heard testimony from other environmental advocates and it plastic industry representative. >> subcommittee on water, oceans will come to order. it may look like congressman hoffman, but i'm not. i know it's a shock. i'm congressman lowenthal and congressman huffman is back in sonoma dealing with the wildfires and was never able to get back here to washington. so we're all hoping that, you

while the president can name his son baron. he can't make him a baron. lou: the first lady was not abused. she tweeted this. a minor child deserves privacy and should be kept out of politics. pamela karlan, you should be ashamed of your very angry and obviously biased public pandering, and using a child to do it. she is educated. no one said that she wasn't ignorant. nancy pelosi's message today to her caucus about the dems' sham impeachment process. [ electrical buzzing ] [ dramatic music ] ahhhh! -ahhhh! elliott. you came back! song by song i try and make it easier for anxiety.o get help. depression. panic attacks. people don't want to talk about it. so i share it. the struggle and the joy with my mental health. i bare it on a stage, under a spotlight, and invite everyone to join me. what's your mission? use godaddy to help make it happen. make the world you want. lou: on wall street stocks closing higher. volume on the big board 3.7 billion shares. treasury secretary steven mnuchin expressing serious concern about the ongoing global discussions to rew

i think all things in the trump administration get criticized, you saw in judiciary witnesses using baron trump as a joke, it's beyond the pail if the name trump is attached to it. >> does that include you? >> absolutely. yes. >> on that note, stephanie, we appreciate you being here. >> thank you. >> thank you very much for joining us, our findings on unbalanced way covered and why were they focused on hot-mic moments involving trump at the nato sum >> all cable news network carried house judiciary hearing and one jonathan turley that opposes impeachment. >> impeachment process has lost all meaning. >> president trump must be held to account. >> one of the thinnest records ever to go forward on impeachment. >> now, let's take a look at how the coverage was that night from 7:00 to 11:00 eastern, fox news was about even, 4 minutes and 10 seconds of sound bites and gop witnesses, 3 minute and 50 seconds and over 4 minutes to over 2 minutes, look at msnbc, almost 7 to 1 ratio, more than 12 minutes for the proimpeachment witnesses just over a minute and a half for turley. and joining us now to

. >> the president can name his son baron but can't make him a barren. >> the first lady's fiery response to the apology being made and the government wants to use facial recognition on american citizens at the airport so is this about keeping us safe for an invasion of privacy? there are legitimate concerns about your data and he joins us up next. the ups and downs of frequent mood swings can plunge you into deep, depressive lows. (crying) take you to uncontrollable highs. (muffled arguing) or, make you feel both at once. overwhelmed by bipolar i symptoms? ask about vraylar. some medications only treat the lows or the highs. vraylar effectively treats depression, acute manic and mixed episodes of bipolar i. full-spectrum relief of all symptoms. with just one pill, once a day. elderly patients with dementia-related psychosis have an increased risk of death or stroke. call your doctor about unusual changes in behavior or suicidal thoughts. antidepressants can increase these in children and young adults. report fever, stiff muscles, or confusion, which may mean a life-threatening reaction,

i think all things in the trump administration get criticized, you saw in judiciary witnesses using baron trump as a joke, it's beyond the pail if the name trump is attached to it. >> does that include you? >> absolutely. yes. >> on that note, stephanie, we appreciate you being here. >> thank you. >> thank you very much for joining us, our findings on unbalanced way covered and why were they focused on hot-mic moments involving trump at the nato summit? ( ♪ ) at chevy, we're all about bringing families together. this time of year, that's really important. so we're making it easier than ever to become part of our family. that's why our chevy employee discount is now available to everyone. the chevy price you pay is what we pay. not a cent more. family is important to us. and we want you to be part of ours. so happy holidays. and welcome to the family. all: the chevy family! get the chevy employee discount for everyone today. here, it all starts withello! hi!... how can i help? a data plan for everyone. everyone? everyone. let's send to everyone! wifi up there? uhh. sure, why not? how'd h

berlin snuck past freiburg dortmund took down mines cologne upset leverkusen pottermore and drew with baron in on friday night out for beat hoffenheim underway now dusseldorf are locking horns with leipzig and on sunday will spur take on gladbach and shall face frankfurt. of course is of course is just around the corner and very soon santa claus will be doling out forgive me millions of presents to children to buy before set and his reindeer take flight it appears that old st nick has been spotted in rio de janiero he's moonlighting as a biologist at the city's aquarium where he's been feeding the sharks of course and raising awareness about protecting marine life. we all know santa was a special suit but this one lets him swim underwater. and we think was it was very important to do this sort of thing because our lives are very dependent on animals knowing that santa claus is here to give the children a better idea of why it's important to preserve nature why it's necessary to take care of the environment and what we need to improve. he doesn't have to travel around the world in one night

and we've also been talking to allan baron in washington d.c. will be coming back to both of you shortly but we'll leave it there for now thank you where about 3 and a half hours now into that final debate over whether to impeach the president of the united states trump is facing charges of abusing his power and obstructing congress that historic impeachment vote is expected in the next few hours and we'll bring that to you live as it happens but for now let's go to some other news and lebanon's caretaker prime minister saad hariri says he's not putting himself forward as a candidate to head the new government for more on this let's cross to loren who is that how europeans will profit that thanks to say yes hariri a statement comes a day before formal consultations a set to take place between the president and parliamentary blocs to designate the next leader harry resigned as prime minister in october following weeks of nationwide protests against the country's ruling elite demonstrators accuse the government of rampant corruption and a calling

that is a question we are posing tonight, and seth baron joins us tonight. seth baron, we are connoisseurs of irony, but if you claim to care about the environment, you think that the little piece of america you are responsible for that you represent in congress will be clean but hers isn't. why? >> part of the reason is her district is actually one of the least american districts in the country. i by that, i don't mean it's not part of america, but it is occupied by relatively few american citizens. it is a very high percentage of her district is, in fact, illegal aliens. now, the way that they inhabit housing there as such they live in a lot of illegal spaces like basements and many people live there. so they wind up producing a lot of garbage that the landlords don't want thrown out normally. so hence, you wind up with a lot of garbage on the street, illegal food vendors pouring piu grease into the gutters. i mean, i walked out there and it can be a little gross.. >> tucker: so leaving aside the question of immigration status, and as you all know, i think

. >> while the president can name his son baron, he can't make him a baron. >> reporter: that line provoked a rare public response from the first lady, melania trump, would tweeted this, a minor child deserves privacy and should be get out of politics. you should be ashamed of you using a child to pander. the report includes personal phone records of phone calls between the president's personal lawyer, rudy giuliani and members of the white house and the ranking member of the intelligence committee, congressman devin nunes. house republicans want to obtain the records. lindsey graham is asked to subpoena call records for adam schiff and the unnamed whistleblower. cheryl and ashley. ashley: thank you very much. fox news' peter doocy caught up witupwith joe biden and asked hf he would testify if called by the senate. >> the white house is saying if there's a senate impeachment trial they might like to call you as a witness. is that something you will do voluntarily. >> i'm not going to let them take their eye off the ball. the president is the one that committed impeachable crimes. ashley: th

we had the gilded age, the robber baron age if you will from 1865 to roughly 1930s. this was an era of unbridled corporate power in america. i called it a capitalist free fire zone. the problem that has emerged, income inequality is what messages the new deal of the 1930s under fdr and that is the structure we lived under for maybe 30 or 40 years. and it cost a lot of money, so influential throughout the united states. [inaudible] so what we can say, history repeats itself, capitalism returns where there again i think in many significant ways and the question is which path do we take forward. and i just, you know, there's not enough time to talk about it, but we are in a state of political paralysis in america today. what role should government play, what role should we do. in an environment like that, time and time again it's the entrenched corporation like koch on the streets. the question is where do we go from here i think. [inaudible] >> this gentleman and then the final question, please. >> in your opinion, do they not appreciate the magnitude of climate change