howie: joining us to analyze mollie hemingway, susan frerechio, washington examiner and clarence page for the chicago tribune, mollie are the media sympathetic for documents and witnesses which he says are needed for a fair trial? >> i think they are, they have been pushing impeachment for a long time, this is the impeachment battle, one i don't think they are doing particularly job of explaining the situation, senator mcconnell's plan is to do it as they did it for previous impeachment, you hear the case being made and you hear response and you figure out what to do about it. >> might be there there needs to be more evidence, this is as weak as we thought it was and dismisses on. howie: clarence, the media is saying that he will work closely on white house strategy, doesn't he have a point when he schumere just as partisan as he is? >> pretty effective right now because the public is perceiving this as a political exercise, there's not been the and wrong n here, partly because the democrats are under a time clock problem that got to -- next election campaign. howie: do you think that

howie: joining us to analyze mollie hemingway, susan frerechio, washington examiner and clarence page for the chicago tribune, mollie are the media sympathetic for documents and witnesses which he says are needed for a fair trial? >> i think they are, they have been pushing impeachment for a long time, this is the impeachment battle, one i don't think they are doing particularly job of explaining the situation, senator mcconnell's plan is to do it as they did it for previous impeachment, you hear the case being made and you hear response and you figure out what to do about it. >> might be there there needs to be more evidence, this is as weak as we thought it was and dismisses on. howie: clarence, the media is saying that he will work closely on white house strategy, doesn't he have a point when he schumere just as partisan as he is? >> pretty effective right now because the public is perceiving this as a political exercise, there's not been the kind of hard right and wrong line drawn here, partly because the democrats are under a time clock problem that got to -- next election campai

thi was clarences of thomas, the hearings for him to a judge for the u.s. supreme court. and thomas was accused by anita hill, a law professor of sexual both workedhen they together in the early '80s at eeoc. against thomas were in al's mind and he's a senator, he's involved in these hearings and deciding whether clarence thomas should be on the supreme court. anita hill brings up these accusations of sexual innuendos to her.mas was saying and al is saying well did he you?touch no. and then after she left eeoc in to, she still would talk clarence thomas once in a while. man said tosay this god's named, why in when he left his position of status or authority inr you and you left it 1983, why in god's name would speak to a man like that the rest of your life? good question.y and i'm sure that i cannot that to your satisfaction. that is one of the things that i do today. to i have suggested that i was retaliation, i was afraid of damage to my and i believeife, that you have to understand that that's one ofand the things that i have come to understand about harassment, that t

one family decided to bring diversity to the holiday season coming up, we will introduce you to clarence clauss, a tradition for a lot of families. >>> high school football team going for their fourth straight state championship tomorrow, up next. >>> how the recent death of a former player is giving them extra motivation. ernest hemingway wrote the old man and the sea at 52 satchel paige was still dominating batters at 59. celia cruz was still winning grammys at 77 john wheeler illuminated our ideas of the universe at 70 and roger crouch was 56 when he first went into space your best is yet to come ♪have a holly, jolly christmas. it's the best time of the year. >> i think it was the voice of rudolph the red nose reindeer. classic, great, the alloys. thank you for the request, steve, there are a couple more requests of christmas songs, i will get them on for you. i've a lot to choose from some if you don't hear a song this week, we are doing it again next week. jesse is the hashtag ktvu on social media. >>> today is also friday the 13th, tonight only, san jose's winchester mystery hous

. >> stephen: about clarence avant. >> yes, sir. >> stephen: who is he, for those who don't know, like me? >> well, for people like us in the music industry, aifts and executives alike, clarence avant is a man who-- who is the architect behind a lot of the seamless privileges that we enjoy in this business, being people of color, you know, and minorities. he was the one back in the day-- like, he's a darkly melinated man representing white artists and black artists alike, and going in and telling the executives what he thought a fair deal was on both sides of the table and they listened to him. >> stephen: starting when? >> i think-- i think in the 50s. >> stephen: okay. >> i believe in the 50s. nicolle, don't kill me if it predates that. he just-- you know, he was an integral force in politics, in activism. i mean, he helped andrew young get elected. i mean, that was, like, unbelievable. and, i mean, the activism that he inspired and got behind was just like a game changer. and watching his documentary, i had no idea that he was responsible for so much. i mine, hank aaron, that was th

mr trump is currently making his way to clarence house for tea with prince charles and the duchess of cornwall before joining the rest of the nato leaders at a reception hosted by the queen. we can cross to carrie gracie outside the american ambassadors residence where president trump is staying, carrie. quite a lot of controversy? absolutely. in terms of security, it has been very busy. i'm outside winfield house, the american ambassador's residence in regents park. it is there that president trump has been holding several meetings. earlier today, he addressed comments by the french president, emmanuel macron, who said a month ago that nato itself was strategically brain—dead. for an organisation which is usually expected to pull together, lots of expressions of unity, lots of bland expressions of togetherness, there was a very strong comment. and president trump, who is of course one for strong comments himself, earlier called those comments nasty and very insulting. at a joint press conference at the residence, emmanuel macron said there was a need to clarify the fundamental stra

in the meantime, in the 1920s , clarence moved to 1000 park avenue. their daughter nitika became hostess at many of conde's parties and conde moved to 1040 part and elsie gould is the person who decorated the apartment. that's where the most famous cafc society parties took place. i'd like to say think of mister astor dancing with groucho marx. i can't imagine groucho marx dancing but that's the sort of thing anybody who was in the news, anybody who was a trendsetter was allowed into the party or invited to the party. frequently they didn't know conde to begin with. that was the case with charles lindbergh. he just returned from his solo flight to france and conde decided to throw a party in his honor . he was mobbed but he came. nitika and not having to rescue him but that's a whole other story. this is the famous apartment, frequently a backdrop in vanity fair and vogue . i apologize for the quality of pictures, these are pictures of pictures in the family albums but it gives you an idea of what it was like . on the right-hand side you've got the ba

it was developed specifically because of what happened with anita hill and clarence thomas. there is a process i know they generally feel this because of confidentiality. was but an fbi background file gets very honored by the white house, honored by the senate and the weather wasn't followed, that winning is the interest of everything a person involved. and the only benefit from that i guess is for those who would like to see in mean media circuit and a national fiasco created in the interest of victims. >> in a hundred the infestation process as well. even the fbi was later backed doing its investigation process, the ideal way of doing it was to be actually part of these people separately before the runabout in the paper. you don't have to worry about has the witness is all been tainted by what they've already read. that was done and mayday much harder to get to the bottom of what was going on. and that was real shame. >> really strong points i think on judge kavanaugh said, as you mentioned that there was some like 40 or 50 young women when he was a young guy in high scho

if there's one lesson we have learned from the clarence thomas anita hill episode gets that things come out, things leak so i think some people disagree with me. i think was almost inevitable but i think for certain certain information that was too explosive for a single senator to make a decision on her own about whether to shared or not share it she was in and exquisitely difficult position because christine blasey ford did not want to come forward. the feinstein staff believed through the summer that she was eventually going to come forward but what i suggested in the book is where senator feinstein as difficult a situation she was in need of tragically wrong choice which is not sharing that decision that she made to keep the information to herself with her senate colleagues and with the leadership with the minority leader chuck schumer. that gave too much power and dangerous information for one senator to make that decision completely on her own. >> congratulations on the book. had the fbi done a thorough job what would they have found? >> that's a great question. we don't know. i d

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i'm a clarence 600 could only use the l d designation when it's been radically redesigned and not just the exterior the cars 1.3 ton curb weight makes the 601 of the lightest vehicles in its class the airflow isn't just channel past the car it's directed right to where the engine needs it for cooling. a new top exit exhaust system contributes to aerodynamics and weight reduction. the roof can be lowered at speeds of up to 40 kilometers per hour it disappears into the rear of the car in 15 seconds. in funds of final says the carbon received seats are 21 kilograms wider the normal once the wind shield is special to it saves 1.4 kilograms so weight there's no bulky air conditioner or sat nav systems and that helps to reduce weight to the right old adage that if you need a sat nav to drive on a racing track you're certainly not going to come in 1st. it's just for you. any element that's not needed for pure performance and precise handling has been stripped away even the glove compartment and or pockets. i know says the engine is right here he adds of the tailpipes help to give the mclaren

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black plastic camels underlying the car's robust look around clarence's 18 centimeters on. the window line keepers upward sharply towards the back of the car with the chrome surround directing attention to the roof spoiler. david listen i have put in a says the most important change can be found under the hood listen now offers a 1.3 liter gasoline engine without quarts of either 103 or 117 kilowatts they replace the old 1.2 and 1.6 liter inches today she's testing the smaller 103 kilowatt version. it takes 10.9 seconds to go from 0 to 100 kilometers per hour this smaller gasoline engine has a top speed of 193 kilometers per hour the combination of engine version and trim line that we tested is exactly in the middle of the overall price range. in a sense the 103 kilowatt gasoline engine always comes with a manual 6 speed transmission she notices that the throws are quite long and there's considerable resistance on the clutch pedal so it doesn't feel like such a dynamic right although the engine actually kicks in they fall $240.00 newton metres of torque at $1600.00 revoluti

black plastic panels underlined that cars robust look around clarence's 18 centimeters on. the window line teachers upward sharply towards the back of the car with the chrome surround directing attention to the roof spoiler. david listen i have put in a says the most important change can be found under the hood listen now offers a 1.3 liter gasoline engine without quarts of either 103 or 117 kilowatts they replace the old 1.2 and 1.6 liter engines today she's testing the smaller 103 kilowatt version. it takes 10.9 seconds to go from 0 to 100 kilometers per hour this smaller gasoline engine has a top speed of 193 kilometers per hour the combination of engine version and trim line that we tested is exactly in the middle of the overall cash price range. in a sense the 103 kilowatt gasoline engine always comes with a manual 6 speed transmission she notices that the throws are quite long and there's considerable resistance on the clutch pedal so it doesn't feel like such a dynamic right although the engine actually kicks in the full $240.00 newton metres of torque at $1600.00 re

black plastic camels underline the car's robust look around clarence's 18 centimeters on. the window line tapers upward sharply towards the back of the car with a crawl i'm surrounded directing attention to the roof spoiler. even listen i have but even says the most important change can be found under the hood listen now offers a 1.3 leader gasoline engine without quarts of either 103 or 117 kilowatts they replace the old 1.2 and 1.6 liter engines today she's testing the smaller 103 kilowatt version. it takes 10.9 seconds to go from 0 to 100 kilometers per hour this smaller gasoline engine has a top speed of 193 kilometers per hour the combination of engine version and trim line that we tested is exactly in the middle of the overall kind of sky price range . in a sense the 103 kilowatt gasoline engine always comes with a manual 6 speed transmission she notices that the throws are quite long and there's considerable resistance on the clutch pedal so it doesn't feel like such a dynamic right although the engine actually kicks in they fall $240.00 newton metres of torque at $

i'm a clarence 600 could only use the o.t. designation when it's been radically redesigned and not just the exterior of the cars 1.3 ton curb weight makes the 601 of the lightest vehicles in its class the airflow isn't just channel past the car it's directed right to where the engine needs it for cooling. a new top exit exhaust system contributes to aerodynamics and weight reduction. the roof can be lowered it speeds of up to 40 kilometers per hour it disappears into the rear of the car in 15 seconds. in funds of final since the carbon recent seats are 21 kilograms lighter than normal once the wind shield is special to it saves 1.4 kilograms so weight there's no bulky air conditioner or sat nav systems and that helps to reduce weight to try and hold adds that if you need a sat nav to drive on a racing track you're certainly not going to come in 1st. it does for you. any element that's not needed for pure performance and precise handling has been stripped away even the glove compartment and door pockets. i know says the engine

black plastic panels underline the car's robust look around clarence's 18 centimeters on. the window line tapers upward sharply towards the back of the car with the chrome surround directing attention to the roof spoiler. david listen i have put in a says the most important change can be found under the hood nyssa now offers a 1.3 leader gasoline engine with outputs of either 103 or 117 kilowatts they replace the old 1.2 and 1.6 meter engines today she's testing the smaller 103 kilowatt version that. it takes 10.9 seconds to go from 0 to 100 kilometers per hour this smaller gasoline engine has a top speed of 193 kilometers per hour the combination of engine version and trim line that we tested is exactly in the middle of the overall cash price range. in a sense the 103 kilowatt gasoline engine always comes with a manual 6 speed transmission she notices that the throws are quite long and there's considerable resistance on the clutch pedal so it doesn't feel like such a dynamic right although the engine actually kicks in the full $240.00 newton metres of torque at $1600.00 r

next stop, clarence house and tea with prince charles and camilla, duchess of cornwall. looks like an ice cream. the conversation did apparently take a more serious turn. mr trump said that prince charles had talked at length about climate change. also commented upon... watch the duchess of cornwall. what did prompt that conspiratorial wink to camera? that evening, pomp and pageantry were in full flow with the centerpiece of any state visit, the banquet. tails and tiaras were on display as the queen took her seat at the head of the very large table. these pictures will have done president trump's political standing at home no harm. and this was a useful demonstration in the soft power the queen is uniquely able to wield on the uk's behalf. i'm delighted to welcome you and mrs trump to buckingham palace this evening, just 12 months after our first meeting at windsor. visits by american presidents always remind us of a close and longstanding friendship between the united kingdom and the united states. and i am so glad that we have another opportunity to demonstrate the imm

important problem in today's a globalized economy so the name of this technology and of discomfort is clarence right and so these are spark contracts smart contracts yeah right and this is what we were told a theory i'm excel that there's also competition in that area from projects like cortana and. and these are smart contract type crypto blah change projects do you guys pick of those enterprises of those of those just projects which are better or do you are you. take any of them are any of them doing better than others you know so that it's built on the serial because this time we started it was the largest. this mark on that farm bought so there's no you can work in any other so because the thing is that what we need for this to work correctly is that there are siemens i mean at the in the in agreement in the contract so no one can damper with the jury selection i'm the one contender with the evidence so it's nice here but could potentially working in the older books right ok that's immutability s.k. and so these contracts have global contracts as a global world out there are people doing b

mascot even though they don't have it anymore there is a great message got a colleague writes about, clarence to fall, the epic and american mascot, chicago cubs and performed with a mascot in egypt. .. we start to see mascots make late 20s and 30s. part of what allows them to do that, americans are really invested in this. indians have been eradicated from the u.s. when they start creating mascots, a doing in a honoring and remembering of the past. the problem is, is not white fantasy of what indian was. they thought they were honorable and they were close to nature. indians were not just one thing. natives were all different communities. in the 20s and 30s, they take on honoring people that were disappearing. that allowed them to feel better about the fact that they were taking away land from india all across the u.s. what we know is about these inventors, they are a stereotype. they are created to be generic. that's what makes it so problematic for people, they are generic. they don't really benefit people the way they should. that's where it comes from, when you ask football fan, what can

important problem in today's a globalized economy so the name of this technology is of discomfort is clarence right and so these are spark contracts smart contracts yeah right and this is what we were told a theory i'm excel that there's also competition in that area from projects like cortana and. and these are smart contract type crypto blah change projects do you guys pick of those enterprises of those of those just projects which are better or do you are you. take any of them are any of them doing better than others you know so it's built on the serial because this time we started it was the largest. this mcclintock that's formed by so there's no you can work in any other so because the thing is that what we need for this to work correctly is that there are siemens i mean at the in the in agreement with the contract so no one can damper with the jury selection i'm the one contender with the evidence so it's nice here but could potentially working in the older books right ok immutability s.k. and so these contracts have global contracts as a global world out there are people doing business

and his wife melania arriving for and here they are earlier meeting the prince charles and camilla at clarence house. if president macron was feeling scorned by mr trump, he certainly wasn't showing it — here he isjoking withjournalists on his way into downing street. we also have pictures of him with the queen. it was the charles and camilla there. —— we also see charles. and boris johnson camilla there. —— we also see charles. and borisjohnson as well. nato is an acronym — it stands for the north atlantic treaty organisation — it was an alliance formed to help america and its european allies united against the threat of the soviet union after the end of the second world war. 70 years on it's an alliance under pressure. in an interview last month, emmanuel macron was fiercely critical. he said... that being a reference to turkey's invasion of northern syria. then in a phrase which certainly cut through — he called nato ‘brain dead'. today donald trump responded. and i heard that president macron said nato is brain dead, i think that is very insulting to a lot of different pe

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and all of its excesses when it comes to wealth inequality i don't care what color they are at all clarence thomas is the beautiful black man and i agree with him 2.5 percent of the time. it's a question of morality and spirituality in the same as tubercle bamma if he's tight when he is tied to wall street when he's dropping drones when he's tied to subvert state i got to bring critique to bear just finishing off the election discussion looking back at 2016 for a moment back then off to saunders lost to clinton he backed hillary and campaigned for you refused to vote for hillary clinton and voted for the green party presidential candidate jill stein given how narrow trumps electoral college victory over clinton was in the specially in those 3 states and given how utterly all full the trump presidency has been kids in cages the muslim by the wall the white nationalism on full display surely you must now regret that decision not to back in your eyes the lesser of 2 evils hillary clinton in 2016 well i don't think that my vote would have been the one vote to push hillary killed clinton across

while the democrats were able to hold on to or win the congress back, keep in mind, not just al gore, clarence ran for president twice and couldn't get the white house, it is very hard and haven't seen an incurrently bent president rub for election before. >> at the same time i think it is impossible to say at this point that the president getting the approval of a bipartisan majority of the senate against removing him from office, one which would include potentially the votes of john manages and potentially other democratic senators as well, is not something .. he is going to point to and say, look they just have been trying to get they all along, there is just a big hoax. >> -- >> except opinions of this president don't -- that's what i am saying. how you feel about donald trump will tell you how you feel about this impeachment process. if you have disliked him all along you think this process has been aboveboard and it is exactly what democrats should be doing. if you like him, you think this process has been a witch-hunt, and really very little that is going to come up between now and the

in clarence and whatever type of sale are going to run. hearts of a chain thank you so much for being here and happy holidays thank you. commitment to safety is being questioned after the submission of some very disturbing documents to the federal aviation authority recently the documents were handed over on the heels of the company's c.e.o. being fired a $12.00 punch prompting some to question how the company will recover from its recent crisis. where he's following the story so alex let's 1st talk about the latest documents what can you tell us now. well currently they're under review of u.s. government committee they're looking at as you mentioned right off the top at these very disturbing documents that's what they're calling it is just the information that's in there a lot of it's from company employees and a lot of it deals with safety this includes archly snippets from instant messages from a senior pilot or a former senior pilot at boeing where at one point or another you could see that he was trying to mislead regulators are sayin

into a clarence housejust a couple seen a number of leaders going into a clarence house just a couple of hundred metres away from here to have meetings with the prince of wales, prince charles, this afternoon. the big event is the perception that the queen is hosting in the granite state rooms in a couple of hours' time early this evening for all the nato leaders. it isa evening for all the nato leaders. it is a big party hosted by the royals but it will be notable for its activities so it is really who is not going than heroes. it is interesting in terms of the royal family. the queen will host it but missing will be william, duke of cambridge who is currently overseas in kuwait, harry and megan also won't be there who are on an extended break. they had spoken recently about the pressures of public life. they have gone on an extended holiday so we won't see them until after christmas and then of course, prince andrew, the duke of course, prince andrew, the duke of york, still all those rumours about the alleged involvement in the epstein scandal. a couple of weeks ago he stepped back

then there was a need that he'll and clarence thomas that educated the country unfortunately we have that guy on the supreme court. i think that it's helpful to see what came before because now the need to movement thanks to this and technology and the web it's all over the world but it's a process and now it is a majority consciousness. >> that's a great segue to the next question. how does that evil moving forward especially being more in the intersection. >> what we need to know is that it was intersectional before there was the word. [applause] and because it isn't covered that way i'm not saying that there isn't racism but as "ms." magazine we published the first-ever of women's opinions on the women's liberation movement and issues of equal at the end it turned out 60% supported the issues and only 30 some percent of white women. look at the results of the last presidential election more than 60% of black women supported hillary clinton and 54% supported donald trump. for a lot of reasons of experience andpe consciousness e could go on about why, the women's movement has always

there's this great episode that a colleague of mine writes about about how clarence devol was the african-american mascot for the chicago cubs goes to egypt and basically performs as a mascot in egypt as part of their traveling a small game which is kind of interesting. but he writes about and talks about the fact that as part of that performance teammates basically put a chain around his neck and read him through the train station in egypt . >> .. indians had been eradicated from the continental united states and so when you start reading mascots they do it under the rubric of honoring and remembering the past and embodying what they thought were the best characteristics of an indian person. the problem was that was a white fantasy of what an indian was. for example, they thought they were audible and they thought they were close to nature as a know from historical study indians were not just one thing. natives were all different types of tribes and communities. in the 20s and 30s they take on native mask a treat as a way to honor people that were disappearing. that's the convenient historical fa

photography led her to work on the expeditions that mapped the western landscape and the career of clarence king. her accounts of king's life "passing strange: a gilded age tale" returns to the biographical arts she learned about inviting about guilt then -- gilpin. what animates "passing strange" though is race, the color line that snakes its way through the post-emancipation united states. her own work and away, a survey of that color line. it shapes the web-based collaborative that she led him princeton on slavery. maps, graphs, it videos, left us with a campus changed by the materials they have found to record and represent enslaved people in the history of that university. let me end this intellectual wedding toast by turning to las vegas's other history and tell you one story about your president as a gambler. you wonder about this. this worked in santa fe -- come see me, she insisted, sure that the beauties of the southwest were what might win three sold needed at the time, and we took ourselves on a gambling adventure to the camel rock casino in the pre-technological days. we invest

i want to live, clarence! >> and here's one from rudy giuliani! oh, rudy, our red-nosed lawyer. in september 2001, rudy was an inspiration to an entire nation. remember that rudy? >> someone remembered i used to be nice. it's a christmas miracle. god bless us, everyone! >> and finally... donald trump. i got nothing. ( laughter ) but, mr. president, there's still time. why, you've got a whole year left to resign. >> initiate drone strike on santa claus. authorization code 1, 2, 3. >> global warming's real, you science scrooge! >> and so, ask not who's been naughty to you. ask who you can be nice to! ho-ho-ho! ♪ ♪ merry impeachment to you ♪ >> stephen: thanks to our friends at "our cartoon president," whose season three starts on showtime in january. we've got a great show for you tonigh everybody. stick around because jennifer hudson is here. but when we come back, puppies, puppies. i'm christina stembel and i chose the spark cash card from capital one with unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy why wouldn't i get this card?! i redeemed $115,000 in cash back, which doub

what the voting rights and did was have a provision called pre-clarence, meaning certain jurisdictions that had a documented history of discrimination against its citizens had to have all of their voting laws, or any changes they made, ok'd by the federal court or department of justice. preclearance worked. in mississippi, before the voting rights act in early 1960, only 5% of african-americans were registered to vote. two years after the voting rights act was implemented, almost 60% of african-americans were registered to vote. by having preclearance stop discriminatory laws from being able to be active in doing this wicked dance on the american electorate and on our policies, in 2013, the u.s. supreme court gutted the preclearance provision of the voting rights act in a case. within two hours after the decision, texas implemented a racially discriminatory voter id law. north carolina was not far behind, nor was alabama. cds just went wild in figuring wild inities just went figuring out how to suppress their vote, particularly african americans and they went after hispanics, asians, a

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it is, frankly, very, very close to a what clarence thomas once described as a modern day lynch mob. the democrats have no interest in the facts and it is really sad to see the dishonesty and the partisanship that the house democrats are displaying. >> on the eve of christmas? it is christmastime, you guys, which is no time for an impeachment. i mean any other time of the year this might be okay but not what is this 19 days before christmas? this is the new objection that if there's one rule all americans should be able to agree on or republicans at least have the decency to adhere to it's the rule you don't pursue impeachment proceedings against an american president in the holiday season, not while the yule log burns in the hearth. not while the sleigh bells ring. not while people are decorating their christmas trees. it's just against the rules. >> on the contrast, it could not have been more striking tonight. at the very moment the republicans were releasing their four articles of impeachment the president and first lady were lighting the national christmas tree, festive seemingl