elizabeth: to more. about the fireworks at house judiciary hearing, a debate on articles of impeachment. a vote may take please next week, hillary vaughn is live with us in washington. reporter: house judiciary committee still marking up articles of impeachment, republican effort to get amendments approves has failed at every turn, overruled by democratic majority, debate took a turn toward hunter biden, and matt gaetz argue that questions around hunter biden and burisma should not be ignored. >> it is a little hard to believe that burisma, hired hunter biden to resolve their international disputes when he could not resolve his own dispute with hertz rental car over leaving crack copai cocaina pipe in the car. reporter: the ukraine energy company burisma saying, corrupt hiring hobb -- saying say. >> all they talked about is bidens, hunter biden automobile accident. hunter biden this and that, hunter biden salary, their defense speaks to truth of the allegations in this article that it was all about the b

elizabeth: thank you, chad. ten democrat moderates reports coming in they're in the swing states that -- in districts that trump won. now they are talking about censure instead of impeachment. the washington post average of as doen polls of battle -- dozen polls of battle state show 51% majority don't want impeachment. if pelosi loses 18 of the 31 moderates impeachment is dead. she says she's not counting votes. no whipping of the votes yet. and also this story, no focus group poll tested charge of bribery in the impeachment articles we reported to you last week. the house impeachment report barely discussed bribery. remember pelosi has been adamant about bribery, that's what the democrats have been pushing on the media. watch this. >> bribery, bribery, and that is in the constitution attached to the impeachment proceedings. >> that's not [ [talking over each other] elizabeth: let's bring in house judiciary member republican ken buck. great to see you. >> good to be here. >> obstruction of justice, abuse of powe

♪ elizabeth: i'm elizabeth puranam. this is al jazeera life from doha. coming up, the education minister named as prime m minisr following weeks of political uncertainty. ♪ leading democrats lineup their battle plan for taking on the president in the impeachment. ♪ boris johnson delivers his brexit plan as the u.k.'s reelected prime minister. ♪ elizabeth: libby's internationally-recognized government has approved a military deal with turkey playing -- paving a role for uncle ira to play a bigger role in the civil war. turkish troops could be deployed to tripoli to defend it from a warlord. the warlord rejected a deals, saying it violated an arms embargo. we have more. libyan warring forces are on the move. here soldiers from the libyan national army go west, hoping to open a new front. they have been fighting on the outskirts of tripoli for months against the army of the government of national court. on thursday, the u.n.-backed gna announced it will receive greater military help from turkey. hom.ceiving support from i am not receiving any support.

elizabeth: the u.n. is hosting its first global refugee form in geneva, looking at ways to improve the lives of millions around the world. the three-day event comes as a number of refugees continued to rise. the turkish president criticized other countries for failing to provide financial help to syrian refugees in turkey. >> in order to find a sustainable and permanent solution to this issue, we have to take global steps forward in cooperation, but we haven't reached the desired level of local ownership of the refugee crisis. it will be instrumental in terms of implementing our previous commitments and the only solution to the outstanding isblem coming out of syria far from being defined, but it is a political solution. the burden we have been bearing for the last nine years, we need to find a formula that allows the refugees to remain in their motherland and the ones that have already come to turkey to be peacefully returned and resettled in their motherland. elizabeth: thousands of afghan workers and

warren: is that an elizabeth? whoa! double elizabeth. feel the power. >> i'm so happy the first time i get to vote is for a woman. sen. warren: oh good! [cheers and applause] sen. warren: i'm happy about that too, beth. i'm really happy about that. >> i grew up in a generation terrified to go to school because of gun threats. it's really scary. i want to know what you were going to do about that. sen. warren: ok. i know. let's talk about the problem, ok? it's going to be ok. you want to come over closer? [laughter] sen. warren: ok. we have a gun violence problem in america. and that is how we need to think of it. isabel mass shootings -- it is about mass shootings and that is really scary. but it is also about what happens on sidewalks and playgrounds, and communities, particularly communities of color, all around our nation every day. they don't get the headlines but children are dying. it is also about suicide. and the legality of suicide attempts because of the presence of guns. and it is about domestic violence. about the fact -- and

>> self proclaimed capitalist elizabeth warren at it again. look. i have news for you, they will go before congress because they will be asked to. and for whatever reason, they will get blasted by congress for doing this that and the other thing, they have done a magnificent job of growing a business. people making billions of dollars, secretaries becoming management and millionaires, or the horror of it all. expect it we'll see it, and same thing will happen to amazon, facebook, anyone who tries to get big will be rolled up on there because, they want to break them up, because success is bad. >> this is a circus, i can't blame them, they are innovators, they want to focus on that, not have this side show. whether in the company or dragged before congress. that is is not kind of thing that focus on. it is not in their lane, will they get dragged up there in probably. will people in congress say stupid things, yes, they do it every time. >> this is only bipartisan thing going. dissing on tech ceos, it is evoke. en vogue. >> kicking tech companies. >>

queen elizabeth made the first televised address in 1957. this is just under 10 minutes. [music] queen elizabeth: as a child, i never imagined that one day a man would walk on the moon. yet this year we marked the 50th anniversary of the famous apollo 11 mission. >> still looking very good. here go. the eagle has landed. queen elizabeth: as those historic pictures were beamed back to earth, millions of us sat transfixed to our television screens as we watched neil armstrong taking a small step for man and a giant leap for mankind and indeed for womankind. it's a reminder for us all the giant leaps often start with small steps. this year we marked another important anniversary, d-day. on the 6th of june, 1944, some 156,000 british, canadian, and american forces landed in northern france. it was the largest ever seaborne invasion an was delayed due to bad weather. i will remember the look of concern on my father's face. he knew the secret d-day plans ut could of course share that burden with no one. for the 75th anniversary of that decisive battle, in a true spirit of recon

elizabeth warren and joe biden as they go on the attack. more on that coming up. >>> we'll start with three new developments just out today as work on impeachment continues right now on capitol hill as i was mentioning. monday is the focus for them, another big day in the impeachment inquiry. for the judiciary committee hearings happening that very day, monday. today, we just got a 55-page document that lays out how impeachment will be defined in the hearings. it's an update from the only other report that was done like this during the nixon era. also today, we just learned the afternoon the names of the lawyers who will be presenting their cases monday. for the democratic majority, barry berke will appear on behalf of the you kish f dishry committee. on the republican side stephen castor will present the case for the republican minority. the third thing that just happened today, moments ago as the president prepared to leave for florida, he said this. >> rudy, as you know, has been one of the great crime fighters of the last 50 years. and

elizabeth warren is that leader. as i've watched the iowa caucuses unfold over the last several months, i have seen elizabeth organize a grassroots campaign rooted in big ideas and person-to-person connections. she is campaigning and smalls, towns, rural communities ande g cities across our country. that time she spent listening and learning about the lives of everyday americans makes her a better candidate and will make her a great president. she's proving she knows how to win. she will campaign hard in every state. she will stand tough against trump. she can beat donald trump. [applause] i have been doing politics for almost 30 years. that's a long time. i've seen -- thank you for your support. [laughing] wouldn't be here without you. i've seen a lot of candidates and a lot of politicians. the best ones have always set the bar high and encouraged us to be our best. [applause] i've also worked on many, many tough issues, health care, climate change, predatory lending, tax issues. old school, business as usual politi

warren: is that an elizabeth? whoa! double elizabeth. feel the power. >> i'm so happy the first time i get to vote is for a woman. sen. warren: oh good! [cheers and applause] sen. warren: i'm happy about that too, beth. i'm really happy about that. >> i grew up in a generation terrified to go to school because of gun threats. it's really scary. i want to know what you were going to do about that. sen. warren: ok. i know. let's talk about the problem, ok? it's going to be ok. you want to come over closer? [laughter] sen. warren: ok. we have a gun violence problem in america. and that is how we need to think of it. -- it isss shootings about mass shootings and that is really scary. but it is also about what happens on sidewalks and playgrounds, and communities, particularly communities of color, all around our nation every day. they don't get the headlines but children are dying. it is also about suicide. and the legality of suicide attempts because of the presence of guns. and it is about domestic violence. about the fact -- and it is wom

kay: elizabeth, what have the democrats gained politically? i just want to ask you to put your political hat on. what do the demoats gained politically from this process? elizabeth: i think they're showing the american people that they are the party that will stand up for american values, democracy, the idea that checks and balances apply in our government, and thaour elected leaders should be looking out for the american people and the national security of tted states and not looking on the world stage especially to go after their own personal, political gain, ors we have seen in other stances with this president, using the leverage of the office of the presidency to line his own pocket through doing deals through his businesses with hereign governments acro world. nki that the democrats in the house are sending a message to the american people that we want tour ensure that elections are free and fairf , freereign interference. they want to send a message that no one is above the law. coand the here -- i think the investigation was short beca

not saying anything is wrong with elizabeth ford but we should think about something else. >> elizabeth ford is fighting a war, the joe biden war but also the bernie sanders war and it seems sanders at least in recent weeks is getting the better of her. >> if you are elizabeth ford and going to talk about purity then it is good to be pure, right and one of elizabeth for naps most recent troubles, when she came out with a medicare for all plan and backtracks on her medicare for all plan. of your true honest-to-goodness progressive and looking at bernie sanders and alyssa before and you're going to go with the real deal and he's not wavered on this at all. she is certainly losing that battle and against biden i think there is a sizable amount of the party that is simply very nervous by airplane and bernie's plan, joe biden, one of the strengths of the recent debate is he was much more forceful about making this point saying you are appealing to a very small piece of the electorate and it's not going to win us and election. >> we are closing in on february 3rd, this is the time for endorse

kay: elizabeth, what have e democrats gained politically? just want to ask you to put your political hat on. thwhat ddemocrats gained politically from this process? elizabeth: i think they're showing the american people that they are the party that will stand up for american values, democracy, the idea that checks andur balances apply in government, and that our elected taders should be looking for the american people and the national security of the united states and not looking on the worlstage especially to go after their own personal, political gain, or as we have seen in other stances with this president, using the leverage of the office of the presidency to line his own pocket through doing deals through his businesses with foreign governments acro the world. i think that the democrats in the house are sending a message to the american people that we want to ensure that our elections are free andair, free of foreign interference. they want to send a message that no one is above th law. and the record here -- i think the investigation w

she turn and elizabeth warren is that anh more. the she does notlgbt rely on the fa policy writers, and she turned to the elect q staff and asked and she never shies away from anything. for promise plan everything. this is a a pmovement, and wel electis elizabeth warren as the next president of the united states, and we need your help ty do it. this is a movement and there is a place for you. there is too much at stake for e anybody to be sitting on the sidelines with 63 days to the caucus. find a place to fight along our sides to elect the first female president of the united states. thank you. >> a lot of people here, whoa. so, hello. my name is caesar perez and i'm a student here at the university of iowa. fore i e go hawks, right. so before i start to begin to oi tell you why i support elizabeth warren and why she gives me hope, i wanted to start by telling you guys who i am, and how did i get to this point in my life. served as a mexican first-generation student i always saw college wao something reserved exclusively for my we

slippage everywhere for elizabeth warren. the other thing we always see consistent in the polling, democrat voters say electability matters the most to them. the critical, skeptical press coverage that she got, elizabeth warren did on medicare for all did that raise electability alarms for some. >> bernie sanders is for medicare for all, his numbers have gone up, can you link to it? >> different groups of voters. what you have seen with warren is a transfer of her support, most dramatic in iowa, buttigieg has been the beneficiary of warren's drop. buttigieg has most aggressively tried to draw that contrast with warren. buttigieg has been gaining most with voters who had been leaning warren. >> elizabeth warren, in the campaign and advisers, do they see this as a flesh wound or do they see this as her arms and legs got chopped off? >> katy, i think -- they were seeing it as somewhere in between those two things. one, campaign has built on this idea on consistency, you have throughout when she began in january as she rose in th

he honestly doesn't like elizabeth warren. most of the people in the democrat or party don't like lives with more and become the kind of purity tests pete buttigieg was complain arabout how she goes in the wrog direction. barack obama doesn't like her but when he's telling donors is, under pressure, yeah, yeah, if she's the nominee, she's credible person.ab i'm not saying there's anything wrong with elizabeth warren but maybe we should think about something else. >> bret: kimberley, elizabeth warren is fighting ahe 2-front war, the joe biden war and the bernie sanders war and it seems like sanders in recent weeks is getting the better of her. >> if you're elizabeth warren and you're going to talk about purity, then it's good to be pure, right? when does elizabeth warren most recent troubles traced back to when she came out r with a medicare for all planned and that backtrack on her plan. if you are an honest-to-goodness progressive looking at bernie sanders and elizabeth warren, you're going to go with the real deal and he's n

elizabeth warren is always lecturing you. i don't even like trial lawyers and i incident wouldn't do what she did. the irony is overwhelming. >> and the bigger irony and bigger issue is no democrats have called her out on it. just like they haven't called her out on her native american deception where she claimed to be native american for employment purposes. not a single democratic candidate has raised that issue in any of the debates. >> tucker: they are frauds, that's why. you know the answer, professor, thank you so much. you know, it's funny. the media are so corrupt that we go to a law professor for real reporting. i'm just glad you are there. thank you for that. >> thank you. >> tucker: well, america's greatest city, some of the most beautiful cities in the world increasingly resemble medieval dunning heaps. that's not an examination. what are the risks to your health by going there? they are real. dr. marc siegel tells us what they are just ahead ♪ [ indistinct chatter ] [ electrical buzzing ] [ dramatic music playi

barack obama pretty obviously doesn't like elizabeth warren. most of the people that you talk to in the democratic party do not like elizabeth warren because of the purity test jazz that pete buttigieg was talking about and she match her it's in the wrong direction of the tenth, so barack obama doesn't like her but what he's telling donors under pressure, yeah, if she's the nominee, she is a credible person, not saying there's anything wrong with elizabeth warren but maybe we ought to think about something else. >> bret: she's fighting the joe biden war but also the bernie sanders war and it seems like sanders is at least in recent weeks getting the better of her. >> look, if you are elizabeth warren and you talk about purity, it's good to be pure, right? when does elizabeth warren's most recent troubles traced back to? when she came out with a medicare for all plan and backtracked on her medicare for all plan. if you are a true honest-to-goodness progressive out there and you are looking at bernie sanders and elizabeth warren, you are going to

david: elizabeth warren taking swift backlash after aiming pete buttigieg for his method of courting donors. >> mayor had a fundraiser that was in a wine cave, serving 900 bottle a dollar wine. think about who comes to that, billionaires in wine caves should not pick next president of u.s. >> actress jane lynch firing back, hello, everyone, billionaires and in wine caves -- >> class warfare is ugly. now we learn that elizabeth warren had her own even last year. >> kudo to jane lynch for speaking out, in america every individual has rights, even those evil billion airs, they have a right to speak support their candidates, and elizabeth warren is -- just an endless supply of venom and hatred and hypocrisy. the greens are about that, you should not use fossil fuel they my on private jets, the same with elizabeth warren, decries wine cave fundraisers yet she had the same thing. it is same as it always is from this phony and fraud. >> they use class warfare and envy as a mechanism to erode individual rights in the country, that is dangerous, if you see individual and property rights -- if

i think the elizabeth warren and bernie sanders were really the losers in last night's debate. partly that's because the medicare for all stands especially elizabeth warren, she can't stop losing on that issue. and bernie sanders prove that he is a true 20%. are. he's got 20% support, but doesn't grow at all. mayor pete buttigieg he does very well in iowa, the first state that i'll have voting in february 3rd, he was able to take a punch last night. one of the only people mayor pete could maybe pull it out. then you need to go to new hampshire. plus there's all these proportionate things. it's not going to be easy for any of these people to win but they are closer than they were two weeks ago. >> tucker: i'm just struck again the distance where these people are on questions of policy, the actual substance, and where the public is. buttigieg last night noted came out paying money in effect reparations to illegal immigrants he says we have mistreated by not letting them in the country probably enough. what percentage of the public is for that, anybody? >> well... maybe he figured

elizabeth warren is always lecturing you. i don't even like trial lawyers and i incident wouldn't do what she did. the irony is overwhelming. >> and the bigger irony and bigger issue is no democrats have called her out on it. just like they haven't called her out on her native american deception where she claimed to be native american for employment purposes. not a single democratic candidate has raised that issue in any of the debates. >> tucker: they are frauds, that's why. you know the answer, professor, thank you so much. you know, it's funny. the media are so corrupt that we go to a law professor for real reporting. i'm just glad you are there. thank you for that. >> thank you. >> tucker: well, america's greatest city, some of the most beautiful cities in the world increasingly resemble medieval dunning heaps. that's not an examination. what are the risks to your health by going there? they are real. dr. marc siegel tells us what they are just ahead ♪, ♪ if you see wires down, treat them all as if they are hot and en

elizabeth warren and bernie sanders have not. last night, pete buttigieg, , i was on most left wondering if he read my article, he spoke specifically about how he made reference to the fact that, basically, political advisers will tell candidates not to mention the word "poverty." you're supposed to talk about the middle class. this was the lives of basically half the population in the u.s. under erasure. issues aroundlex how we have got to the situation, where there are 70 homeless people, so many people living and dire poverty in the united states. i did not have the democratic candidate answer questions about what the programs would become a with her policies, is a tremendous failure in it really goes toward a host of these debate and i think the democratic national committee because they sort of set the framing for the debates. this is a long-standing thing that has gone on in democratic party politics from the age of reagan over where it is viewed as a losing issue to talk about poverty. i think it is time, specially in like

bernie sanders and elizabeth warren are now ignoring. new report shows democrat candidate who supported their government takeover of health care, literally got demolished in the 2018 midterms. we got that. more disturbing information coming in about single-payer and bernie and elizabeth warren still avoid. thanks for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. liz: okay, today's house hearing on the impeachment inquiry. all the witnesses said they had no direct knowledge of the charges raised in adam schiff's house intelligence impeachment report. hillary vaughn with more on the hearing that is still underway. hillary? reporter: this hear has mostly been split by party lines. three witnesses, law professors that the democrats invited all say that the intelligence report proves there are ground for impeachment, the evidence in the report rises to the level of high crimes and misdemeanors but one law professor invited by republicans disagreed. saying he found no evidence of bribery and obstruction of just

and elizabeth warren has a lot of old ideas. she says, i have a plan, but we used to call that central planning. that's something that went out with the bolshevicz. andrew yang keeps talking about the future. i thought klobuchar did a brilliant job taking apart buttigieg. i thought buttigieg did a brilliant job pointing out the hypocrisy of elizabeth warren. so overall, i'd have to give it to klobuchar and yang as sort of the new generation, and that biden survived this campaign and did fairly well, and he's the front runner so, hey, that's a win. >> all right. we've gotten everybody's take. we're just getting started, however, with our coverage of the democratic presidential debate. in just a few minutes, i'm going to talk to a presidential candidate julian castro who did not make a debate stage but has interesting thoughts. when we come back, the candidates square off over the issues of age and gender. >> senator warren, you would be the oldest president ever inaugurated. i'd like you to weigh in as well. >> i'd also be the yo

is slowing down for elizabeth warren? her presidential campaign sending out an e-mail today asking for help. we'll tell you how much they want. meantime in washington, little holiday cheer ahead of impeachment. the finger-pointing not slowing down this week. also this evening a new lawsuit filed by families of the fallen, why they say money flows from companies in the u.s. to the taliban in afghanistan. plus, the battle over the

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elizabeth is doing a very good job, running a great campaign. saying i don't take all that rich money. about senate, she took 6.5 million of that money and transferred it into her presidential committee and then she got a white robe and decided no more of that. well, it is paying your campaign right now. i don't know if this thing goes a couple of rounds. i think he could put her back on her heels on that one. >> i think she's going to have to make a very hard pivot on this to compete if she is the nominee. sense is against donald trump, there's only one thing democrats haworth and billionaires, donald trump. to run the kind of fight democrats are going to have to run to win in just a few states, just a few states, i love california and new york and ever world. i'm not speaking as a truck enthusiast. our politics changed in that last primary. the way the media covers it, the weight president behaves, the way campaigns respond. the bushes, i've been around them for a long time. generations of them. jeb bush is a tough politician. smart, tough, pr

i thought elizabeth warren was a capitalist from her head to her toe. look, 3.5%, ideal with numbers, 3.5% unemployment, millions have jobs, millions have come off welfare, unfortunately, their job is to tell you how bad things are, how your lot in life is where it is because the wealthy are basically swooing you and amazingly, they poll and they think that it works and they are getting decent numbers, amazingly, but if any of these people move to c aracas or havana and experience the state taking over i think they changed their mind pretty quick. >> if we're talking about just the markets and then elizabeth warren, we are just seeing i guess fear of missing out from a lot of investors you've got strong retail numbers that helped people a lot of amazon, for example, these records that you're seeing with tesla, apple, but heading into 2020, the wall street journal did a pretty comprehensive piece about elizabeth warren, and what she's proposing, based off of 60 paper s and just one highlight corporate tax rate she wants sorry tax profits of over $100 mil

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talk to me about what you think is happening with elizabeth warren right now. >> there was a time elizabeth warren was on the rise, but i think what we saw with elizabeth warren is frankly what we saw with other candidates including senator kamala harris and beto o'rourke and other people on the rise for a bit but then could not capitalize on that momentum to then push them forward and raise the kind of fund raising that would put them in a different league. and sustain them through other primary states. i think what you've seen in elizabeth warren is people you're interested in, and i've seen a lot people say, hey, she's very fiery but at the same time she hasn't been able to use that to say okay, here are the people i can take away from joe biden when there's a lot of talk of the fact that elizabeth warren and bernie sanders would be struggling, and both of their campaigns tell me and their aides tell me they've always been looking at joe biden voters and saying these are the people who need to win over. and elizabeth warren hasn't been able to capitalize and as a result she hasn't been a

elizabeth warren was written off for dead. she had slipped on 15 banana peels and she was supposed to be out of this thing and has come back as the leading woman in this race. she's extremely formidable. i think we talk a lot about topics and issues and stuff like that. there's a spiritual hunger in this country, though, right now, especially after this week, for somebody to bring us together. i just want to point that out. if somebody, in a way that feels authentic, can minister to the country, this has been a brutal week, it's been a brultal year, it's been a brutal three years. elizabeth warren, if she can add that -- >> the challenge is her rhetoric is very much martial in tone. it's about fighting. there are different kinds of battles. she would say they're righteous battles. but in a country that's weary of fighting, that is not necessarily helpful. i will say, everybody says these debates don't mean anything. the fourth debate, we all agreed she ran the best campaign for the first nine months, then came the fourth debat

elizabeth. >> mary? >> elizabeth tells mary how despite being too old to conceive, she really is now 6 months pregnant. >> as soon as i heard the sound of your greeting, the child in my womb leaped for joy. >> when mary goes to elizabeth, and they're both pregnant, john the baptist leaps for joy in elizabeth's womb. we can imagine that there's a rapport between these women. >> there is an attempt throughout the gospels to portray john as the forerunner who prepares the way for the coming of the lord, the lord being jesus himself. >> two thousand years on, the possibility that john and jesus are related has triggered fresh investigation into the study of john the baptist's relics. with their ongoing quest to trace how his relics were scattered, british researchers tom higham and georges kazan have come to the nelson-atkins museum in kansas city, missouri. >> nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. >> they want to analyze an ancient treasure reputed to be the finger of john the baptist. could it come from t

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elizabeth warren was doing that as well. as more people try to match his message and try to match his organization, who is going to prevail? >> let's dig a layer or two deeper on what you're talking about and the substance. you talked about the two of them, elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. she got a little bit tripped up on her road to being bernie sanders on health care. i'm with bernie on medicare for all. it took her a while to adjust. not bernie sanders. he is unpositivea positiveunapor medicare for all. >> despite the fact you love your insurance company, you'll have to find someone else to argue with. you'd get all the coverage you need. >> but point that it may all go away. >> but nobody loves the doctors. medicare for all, you can go to any doctor you want. >> i think that idealogical consistency, particularly on health care, is why bernie sanders had that resilience, had that durability, because we've seen how health care, particularly medicare for all, has tripped up lots of people. you talk to elizabeth warren

elizabeth wydra, thanks for joining us. quick look at other news. tesla boss elon musk has gone on trial in california. he is being sued for defaming one ofhe divers involved i the rescue of 12 boys and thei e coach from a flooded cavin thailand last year. in a now deleted tweet, mrmusk allegedly described him as a the billioire entrepreneur denies the charge.' googl's co-founders are stepping down from their official positions at parent company alphabet. larry page and sergey brin served as ceo and president, respectively. they fously founded the tech giant in a garage in the 1990's. they will stay involved as shareholders and board members. google's ceo, sundar pichai, will take over their official rules. at least three people have been killed in a powerful typhoon in the philippines. the typhoon passed just south of the capital, manila. the international airport remains closed. some events at the southeast asian games, which oped on saturday, were canceled or rescheduled. officials say the evacuation of 225,000pl pprevented greater loss of life.

>> what i see is an elizabeth warren constantly on brand. she's not doing or saying anything different than she's always said. we've got two ideological folds. there are the progressives who think that corruption in government is bad. who think that the powerful, the wealthy, the rich, they have essentially had too much power in our society. and then there are the people who want business as usual. i think she is constantly creating a space where we can reflect on that and talk about that. now she's just naming names and talking about the people who she's competing against who are in bed with the folk who is she doesn't believe should be controlling government. and the point that is constantly being made that she makes is, look. whether it be puete buttigieg o joe biden, she's asking the question who are you going to be beholden to when you're president of the united states? is it going to be a couple of wealthy guys or the american people. and that is fundamentally the message. and i believe, you know, polls neither here nor there when you'

one woman wanted to support elizabeth warren but can't do it. doesn't think she's as electable so i was struck by the degree to which donald trump dominates something in washington and on the democratic side as well. but the issue here going forward is what does elect ability mean. we talked about how this is sort of like say 2008, comparisons with the obama campaign and this is like when george w. bush is in office and the president is at the center of so much conversation. >> and many are thinking how do we get this guy out there. >> and the world trade organization was formed to resolve international disputes through multi-lateral rules and starting on december 11th the trade court of the world trade organization is not going to have enough judges to issue binding resolution so someone or a country raises a claim and it essentially could go unresolved so that renders the court crippled. and why did it happen? because for the last two years in part the trump administration has been blocking the court from bringing in new judges. it is part of

so why does elizabeth warren keep on lying to us. former state of nevada republican chair, amy tarkanian. does she think we are that naive or dumb that no one will figure it out? >> absolutely she does. she is the epitome of the slick politician that everyone is tired of. that was one of the main reasons why president trump is now president. he's not a slick snake in the blast grass. he's brutally hon jest and tells it like it is. depending on who she is speaking to, here is another one she likes to share. either she is the intellectual professor or she is the young girl who group hardly anything, and you know visibility it depends on who she is talking to. as far as going back to that public school versus private school scenario, i have four kids. they have gone to both public and private. i don't say just public to make myself look like i'm more relatable. i don't say just to my private school friends that they only went to private so i can fit in. she is just ridiculous. you can do a whole show on the length of lies. trish: it's n

he said that elizabeth warren, senator elizabeth warren, presidential candidate elizabeth warren has a fresh mouth. and actually, believe it or not, joe -- we didn't play this, this morning -- but took a shot at ronald reagan, saying he could not have gotten a crowd as big as the president had last night. he said if reagan were here, it'd be like a hundred people in a ballroom. and we all love reagan, but he can't get a crowd the way i can get a crowd. >> oh, my gosh. >> yeah, he talked about reagan that way yesterday. but the focus as you say should be on the people circling around attorney general barr, the president, and protecting him, even when barr's own justice department came out with a report that said something completely contradicting the message being put out by the attorney general. >> we're going to see a lot of hawkish republicans today, probably led by lindsey graham, really upset about the abuse of warrantless surveillance and fisa. >> see, i don't know how long we can -- >> and i hope we have chyrons at the bottom with their direct quotes. >> yes, from the past. >>

elizabeth: i don't think it means that. i will say we have $1.2 million in dry powder that is in the in dry powderon that is in the market today. the capital will get thrown into the market over time. private equity sponsors are raising capital and investing over five to six years. you have to think about coming into the market in a more measured pace. capital overhang is a function of what i say quicker fundraising timelines. it is taking less time to raise capital and large funds getting raised. i would not say there is a problem putting the dollars to work. the money is getting put to work more quickly. lisa: if the money is not put to work, or any firms not returning -- are any firms not returning capital, or if they are not drawing on it, where does it go? elizabeth: it is an interesting question. we don't see issues in sponsors putting the money to work. they can request extensions and give extra time to put that money to work. there are times they can release commitment back to investors. we are seeing a healthy mark

it's elizabeth warren and joe biden. what they have become professionals at is making absurd and unrealistic promises. not only are they out of touch with the american people, but they are out of touch with the entire world. they have no idea what's going on when it comes to china and some of the other places. as a former miss america contestant you may advise they need pageant training in the democratic party and joe biden could use a little bit of etiquette. trish: i would also recommend a little bit of history. elizabeth warren is talking about undoing a system that worked perfectly well for this country. we are by anyone's definition the most prosperous per capita country overall in the world. with a group of people enjoying a very good lifestyle here in the united states of america. and i think we have our political system and capitalism to thank for that. she wants to get rid of both. she wants to get rid of capitalism and the electoral college. >> i'm glad the founding fathers in their wisdom could foresee a candi

david: elizabeth warren is pushing back. research group from university of pennsylvania finding that even if her new tax survived constitutionallin challenges it would collect 30% less than her claims it would reduce economic growth by discouraging investment. here is how senator warren responds. >> they didn't actually analyze my wealth tax, they changed provisions then analyzed something else, i am very confident about our numbers on this. it is a very popular idearc ide. >> will it survive. >> what is popular with democrats is having wealthy americans pay more in taxes, i support that, all democrats do, question is how, problem with wealth tax it is likely unconstitutional. david: why? >> the constitution allows to us collect taxes on income. so nowhere in constitution does it say we could put a tax on assets. country that had it largely backed away. wealthy do need to may more in tax in my judgment, best way to do that raise capital gains rate, no reason it should be lower than ordinary income rate. people who invest for

elizabeth: i think it does. policy england november has already codified conservative government's plan for brexit in their forecast. the results if confirmed will make that even more. anna: when you say reservations about the u.k. economy, is that around exit uncertainty or global trade uncertainty? elizabeth: progress on both sides. it is more than just political uncertainty. downorry is that the slow we have seen is something deeper and tested do with the stage we are in, but if there is an uplift in the global economy, that certainly helps. our worry is the label market -- the labor market. rises, thatent could be negative. there is criticism that the city has not been given the degree of priority that such a --e industry requires guy: requires. guy: d think this is an opportunity to fix that? think part of it was inevitable because of the sequence of the talks, it was inevitable that we would end up here. the focus was on goods rather than services, and not just financial services and professional services.