j trump has abuse the powers of the presidency in that using the powers of his office donald trump solicited interference of a foreign government, ukraine, in the presidential election. he did so through a scheme or course of conduct soliciting the government of ukraine to public and ounce investigations that would benefit his reelection, harm the election prospect of a political opponent and influence the 2020 united states presidential election to his advantage. donald trump also sought to pressure the government of ukraine to take the steps by conditioning official united states government acts of significant value to ukraine on public announcement of the investigation. donald trump engaged in this scheme for corrupt purposes in pursuit of personal political benefit. in doing so donald trump used the powers of the presidency in a manner that compromised the national security of the united states and undermine the integrity of the united states democratic process, ignored and injured the interest of the nation. donald trump engaged a scheme or course of conduct through the following means.

for donald trump through his presidency. that is significant especially during the impeachment and dollars hostility against him, something worth noting that despite the opposition he has been able to succeed and as far as what you are challenging, the unemployment rate for latino, black americans, young americans in the late 60 years, we are in energy independence, wages going up, the bottom 50% is outpacing the top 50%. you can challenge it but they know their lives are getting better. >> can i get one moment. we were energy independent when barack obama left office. barack obama lowered and implemented by 2%, donald trump lowered it by one point. barack obama created jobs at a higher rate in his last 3 is than trump had in his first 3. the gdp growth is appreciably lower. with tax cuts donald trump said we would get 4, 5 or six. we were 2.3. >> president obama, the manufacturing jobs were never going to come back, no one has a magic wand, and yet there are positive economic indicators including people who don't like the p

with donald trump. we have been taking him on from the beginning. and i think what that signals to voters, especially voters here in iowa who have noted that beating donald trump is one of the top things on their agenda, something me care most about in electing someone, no one obviously -- vice president biden is the person donald trump is most worried about. from our campaign's perspective, joy, it's important that we aggressively get the facts out there. just as you introduced this segment, you noted that these were salacious lies and conspiracy theories. look, we're not going to play donald trump's game here. we're not going to feed into it. and we're going to beat back these lies every chance we get. but we're also going to run our race, joy, and talk about the issues. >> that doesn't mean that unfortunately the media might not still do deep dives on hunter biden. right? the media played that role in a sense in 2016 of in a way playing into it, right? the clinton kaz was xerlted in the "new york tim

donald trump. donald trump. bill weld. donald trump. donald trump. donald trump. donald trump. bill weld. donald trump. donald trump. bill weld. if you want to just write in your total right here. okay, so you have -- 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 donald trump. double check those for donald trump. so i have four bill weld. and one mary maxwell. [inaudible] >> we have 15 and one and four. do have a marker or something i can write this darker? all right. on the republican ticket, bill weld, four. mary maxwell, one. and donald trump 15. and on the democratic ticket, klobuchar six. sanders two. tom steyer one. elizabeth warren four. andrew yang three. joe biden one. and tulsi gabbard one. >> who got six? >> klobuchar. >> on the democratic side amy klobuchar has taken our location. all right. do any of the voters have questions? [inaudible] >> don't take them away. >> photograph. >> yes, you can take a photograph. >> students from across the country told his most important issues for the presidential candidates to address our climate change, gun violence, teen vaping, college affordability, me

donald trump pore michael bloomberg. >> donald trump. donald trump all the way. judge jeanine: do you like bloomberg? >> no. judge jeanine: he was the mayor of your city for three terms. did you watch the debate? >> i watched it, they should have closed it down right away. i don't understand what's going on with these democrats. judge jeanine: who would make a better construction work, donald trump or michael bloomberg. judge jeanine: did you like the way elizabeth warren beat down michael bloomberg? for all out confidence... ...depend® silhouette™ briefs feature maximum absorbency, beautiful colors and an improved fit for a sleek design and personal style. life's better when you're in it. be there with depend®. [♪] judge jeanine: that's all for tonight. remember, follow me through the week on facebook and instagram. go to our store, judge jeanine do the store. and buy the shirt that says, "are you stupid?" "the greg gutfeld show" is coming up and i will see you next saturday night. same place. president trump: i just said how long have you two been togethe

but one person didn't -- donald trump. he didn't just not applaud the concept of loving thy neighbor he had to physically turn around from the man who was saying it. there was more. >> ask god to give you the strength to go against your human nature, to follow jesus' teaching. you believe jesus' teaching act like it, me too. to love your enemies. ask god to take political contempt from your heart. and sometimes when it's just too hard, ask god to help you fake it. >> love your enemies. donald trump doesn't know that that was jesus christ's idea. take contempt from your heart. what would be left in donald trump's heart if there were no contempt? and if that's too hard to do then fake it. donald trump has faked a lot of things but he couldn't fake that not even today at a prayer breakfast where the speaker right before him suggested to him, urged him to at least try to fake being a good person for once, at least try to fake that he understood the christian concept of love your enemies. it was as if arthur brooks was giving t

he was donald trump's lawyer early in donald trump's career and donald trump wanted that kind of lawyer at the justice department. he wanted the kind of attorney general who would do anything for donald trump. anything. and that apparently is what donald trump seeps to have now. after tweeting his objections to federal prosecutors, just the recommendation in the roger stone case, william barr's justice department then changed the recommendation and lowered the sentencing for donald trump's friend, roger stone. that was enough for jonathan kravis who was one of the prosecutors. he notified the court that he would no longer be involved in the case and he then quit his job. at the justice department. three other prosecutors working on the roger stone case. aaron zelinsky, adam jed and mike marando notified that they would no longer be working on the case and in effected following donald trump's orders. so william barr signs new prosecutors for the sentencing phase. a phase that is now clearly meaningless, isn't it? because donald trump in his way today let us know, let roger stone know, th

to help donald trump win re-election. and of course vladimir putin wants donald trump to be president. why would vladimir putin want anyone smarter than donald trump to be president of the united states? why would putin want the united states to have a stronger protector and defender of the constitution in the presidency? why would putin want an american president who wouldn't believe every word that putin says the way donald trump does? senator sanders was campaigning in california today when he was asked about "the washington post" report. >> when did you receive the briefing from "washington post" officials and why did you not reveal it publicly? why did you not reveal it publicly? >> i go to many intelligence briefings which i don't reveal to the public. let me say a word about russia. mr. putin is a thug. he is an autocrat. he may be a friend of donald trump's. he's not a friend of mine. let me tell mr. putin, the american people and the republicans, democrats, and under pents are sick and tired of seeing russia and

donald trump. donald trump. mary maxwell. donald trump. donald trump. donald trump. donald trump. donald trump. peter wells. donald trump. donald trump. donald trump. donald trump. bill wells. donald trump. donald trump. [inaudible conversations] thirteen, 14, 15. [inaudible conversations] >> 13, 14, 15. and one mary maxwell. one biden. >> all rate - - all right on the republican ticket bill well for. mary maxwell, one. and donald trump 15. and on the democratic ticket tickets, klobuchar six. sanders two. tom stier, one. elizabeth warren, for. andrew yang, three. joe biden, one. tulsi gabbard, one. klobuchar, lauren, and yang. does anybody have questions? [laughter] >> we appreciate that. >> there you have it the results from t3 by the canada border the first to cast their ballots in the first of the nation primary follow all results as they come in tuesday night on c-span beginning with the simulcast from manchester at 7:30 p.m. eastern followed with speeches from the candidates and your phone calls >> the issue most important to me in 2020 is taking care of our veterans and maki

trump and dust president donald trump -- fourhite house former years of president donald trump in the white house. [cheers and applause] [crowd chanting four more years] v.p pence: think about it. four more years means more jobs. [chanting "four more years!"] is more judges four more years means more judges. it means more support for our troops. and it will take at least four more years to drink that swamp -- drain that swamp. [applause] 4 more years will give space for us the launch it deserves. in four more years, we will lower the cost of health care and prescription drugs without growing the size of government. and we will always protect americans with pre-existing conditions. with four more years, we will rebuild the roads and bridges and ports and airports so that america has the finest infrastructure in the world. , willth four more years give every parent in america the right to choose where their children go to school. public, private, parochial, or homeschool. [applause] pence: the choice has never been clear. and the stakes have never been higher. with your support today, a

mientras donald trump se jorge: mientras donald trump se empeÑa en asegurar que el muro fronterizo avanzar lo cierto es que enfrenta obstÁculo los vientos reciente tomaron un segmento del muro de california. ilia: reporte indica que la valla fronteriza necesita hoy incluir compuertas que deben dejarse abierta en tiempo de lluvia para evitar inundaciones repentinas, o que inundaciones lo derriben esto va a facilitar el cruce de migrantes. reportero: el muro fronterizo del presidente donald trump necesita puertas para dejar pasar el agua en temporada de lluvia asÍ lo dieron a conocer fronteriza en un reporte al diario de washington post. este hombre esdueÑa de un terreno que colinda al muro y dice que las puertas que pusieron no sirven. >>traen una mÁquina para levantar la puerta, luego la aseguran y queda abierta por tres mesesdejando libre el cruce de inmigrantes indocumentados, en el rancho de a un lado hay 70 puertas que la patrulla fronteriza abre todos los veranos. no tiene sentido tener un hurÓn si se deja abierto dijo este rancheroambientalistas asegura que se deben abrir las pu

donald trump is a russian operative. if tonight's reporting by "the washington post" and the "new york times" is true, and everything else we know about donald trump and vladimir putin indicates that it is true. >> did you want president trump to win the election, and did you direct any of your officials to help him do that? >> translator: yes, i did. because he talked about bringing the u.s./russia relationship back to norm. >> russia's interference has been proved beyond a reasonable doubt and donald trump was not president in in 2015 donald trump did not have the powers he has now to actively help russia help reelect the president of the united states. this is a dark lily momentous et in the history of the world. vladimir putin has become donald trump's running mate. once again. leading off our discussion tonight is democratic congressman jim himes of contract. he's a member of the house intelligence committee. congressman himes, what can you tell us about this meeting last week that's being reported in "the washingto

everybody knows who donald trump is. it is unfortunate they do know now, but did not know last time but they know now and we have to let him know who we. we choose hope over fear. we choose science over fiction. unity over division. add compassion over cruelty. and maybe most importantly of all, truth over lies. folks, we're going to do this, i promise you. i promise you we're going to get this done and god willing we will do it together, may god bless you and may god protect our troops. thank you, thank you, thank you. i want to new hampshire! —— on to new hampshire explanation. formerjoe biden with his wife in this odd situation where he cannot claim victory. after all the money and time spent, all the time these candidates have been speaking to iowa voters. in a few hours' time, everybody would have left des moines, focus on washington, dc were tomorrow, tuesday, the state of the union address by the president, the the impeachment trial, on wednesday the vote on that impeachment trial which means the news cycle is

and donald trump and the prime minister joining in as well. as part of this historic trip and a day full of activities that will soon be the middle of the night on the east coast but a full day for the trumps and discussions they are having is official welcome to the indian palace as it gets underway with donald trump, india's president and wife and the prime minister. let's watch as they have a formal photo to mark the event. the shutters are clicking, the hands are shaking, there's a lot of symbology here and a very important connection between these countries. >> the president loves being here. let's listen in. shannon: the president and first lady continuing their trip to india on this historic state visit with a number of important topics kevin cork is outlined for us, many things with them to discuss, a welcome to the americans, a lot of pomp and circumstance at the presidential palace in new delhi just after 10 am local. >> if i could just add a bit of comparison to yesterday, to those who saw the pictures of the president and first lad

donald trump pore michael bloomberg. >> donald trump. donald trump all the way. judge jeanine: do you like bloomberg? >> no. judge jeanine: he was the mayor of your city for three terms. did you watch the debate? >> i watched it, they should have closed it down right away. i don't understand what's going on with these democrats. judge jeanine: who would make a better construction work, donald trump or michael bloomberg. judge jeanine: did you like the way elizabeth warren beat down michael bloomberg? >> yes, i did. did you see the tears in his eyes? order up. fries on the side. right where i like 'em. don't forget the grease fire. burn, baby -- wait, what? -[ alarm beeping ] -i said grease fire. what are you doing on the counter? when owning a small business gets real... sorry. can i get a to-go box? ...progressive helps protect what you built -with customizable coverage. -aah! i waited to get treated. thought surgery was my only option. but then i found out about nonsurgical treatments. it was a total game changer. learn more about the condition at factsonhand.c

>> donald trump won the latino vote in nevada and 2016 caucuses. most of us find socialism and bernie sanders apartment. michael bloomberg called him a communist. there is name recognition. i believe he and biden will do well. i think klobuchar's statement, she doesn't know who the president of mexico is and sits on the foreign relations committee. the democratic party is in disarray. it is name recognition, the sanders number. i don't think he is strong with voters, he never identified on any issue of significance for latinos. heather: you left out michael bloomberg in the names you were discussing. who do you think will be the next to drop out of the race and what about bloomberg? >> i have to tell you based on the democratic debate performance, donald trump is the clear winner. i think he is that they have all lost in that debate in many ways. i have to think the weakest performance and likeliest person to drop out if you had to single one of them would be amy klobuchar. she is lacking in the polls. her disastrous performance with respect to lat

he was donald trump's lawyer early in donald trump's career and donald trump wanted that kind of lawyer at the justice rtment. he wanted the kind of attorney general who would do anything for donald trump. anything. and that apparently is what donald trump seems to have now. after tweeting his objection to federal prosecutors, just the recommendation in the roger stone case, william barr's justice department then changed the recommendation and lowered the sentencing for donald trump's friend, roger stone. that was enough for jonathan kravis, who was one of the prosecutors. he notified the court that he would no longer be involved in the case and he then quit his jobat the justice department. three other prosecutors working on the roger stone case. aaron zelinsky, adam jed, and mike marando notified that they would no longer be working on the case and in effect following donald trump's orders. so william barr signs new prosecutors for the sentencing phase. a phase that is now clearly meaningless, isn't it? because donald trump in his way today let us know, let roger stone know, that roge

the department says it is looking into this complaint and takes it seriously, donald trump heading back democrats complaining the white house isn't prepared for this, so the coronavirus which started in china and spread to various countries throughout the world but very slowly in the us because donald trump close the borders and ended flights very early is not being blamed by the do-nothing democrats to be the fault of trump. mike pence also facing critics as he heads the country's responsible as lady is short sean hannity the threat is low at home thanks to the president. >> the reality is that because of the actions donald trump took last month, ending travel, closing our borders, people coming in from china, establishing quarantine process, sitting up a task force, if the president hadn't taken those unprecedented steps we would be in a different place today. >> at last check there are 60 confirmed coronavirus cases in the us, the majority of those from that cruise liner that was stuck in japan. >> we need to not make it political. a foxbusiness alert, stock futures are down this mor

has a chance of beating donald trump because bernie sanders will not win an election against donald trump. the moderate people in this country who sway both ways who voted for barack obama and forld trump will not vote bernie sanders. host: thank. one viewer disagrees. trade one shady billionaire for another? i want real change. this viewer sing bernie or bus. pine bluff, arkansas. you get the last word. anxious for very bloomberg to run because i am so sick and tired of trump's lies. president,lity of a a president must have character and he must have strong integrity and we have not had that from donald trump and i am ready for anybody who can do something host: thank you. this is jose in puerto rico. he writes on the text message, i will vote for bloomberg. he is supporting statehood for the eyelet. coming up two different perspectives beginning with sebastian gorka, talk show host on salem radio. later on, dean obeidallah from siriusxm will be joining us. news anchor follows the washington journal at 10 a.m. eastern. this week the conversation with the director of the congressional bu

[applause] -- beat donald trump. [applause] >> so we can tell the rest of this country you have a choice. you can mess around or you can beat donald trump. i'm going with the latter. amy has supporters from all over the place in one of my good friends, someone who has left a legacy here in minnesota, please, everyone give it up right now for david wellstone. [applause] >> great to beer with everybody, thank you very much. i'm so proud to be on the stage to give my formal endorsement to amy klobuchar. and here is why. dadis running just like my did. she is running with passion, she is running with intention, she is running with inclusion, she is running to improve people's lives. --all do better when we all i can remember, i remember a long time ago when he was first starting to think about the senate and my dad was with her down on the bus riding the bus up and down talking to folks, she embodies what paul wellstone herend i am so proud to be to support her today. i am so proud to be with you guys. , weust got to wor

this is what donald trump is like. he will retaliate against people who were being honest under oath. it's saying you should not fulfill your duty and refuse to testify or lie under oath. those are the options these people had. and he's retaliating. he's using his official power to retaliate against someone who has served this country. >> and just to put a point on how vindictive this is, vinman had requested a transfer himself to the defense department that was going to happen in a month. trump wouldn't let him do that. he talks about leakers and liars. these people testified under threat of perjury. so, they told the truth. the people that didn't come forward, were the witnesses that he withheld. >> they would have been under oath. if they had told a lie, would have suffered the consequences of telling a lie. he didn't want those witnesses to come forward. interesting. >> if there was a song that encapsulated a song, they played "hail to the chief." an interesting song to play on a somber but celebratory occasion. >>

trump, that would do anything for donald trump, michael cohen said he would take a bullet for donald trump, but that when they veer from that path or even before they veer from that path, donald trump for one reason or another rejects them, and lets them face the consequences and it's something we have seen over and over again in donald trump's career. >> host: i think we have five or so minutes to go couple more question is want to get. to one of them. is you and i both spend a lot 0 of time reporting on conflicts of interest and con e concerns about conflicts of interest between president trump residents company and his administration, the government, which he and his family said they would keep very separate when he as elected and now travels to his properties all thank you time, various problems with if hotel, et cetera, three court cases. but the president donates his presidential salary, and it's still remains unclear to me sometimes whether the president is actually making more money because he is president or making less money while he is president. what do you think about th

they want donald trump to win again. donald trump catches wind of this briefing. dni doing its job, berates him, and announces that he's out and richard grenell is in. how did this all go down? >> reporter: willie, my intelligence sources are aghast over this. what you're describing here is the behavior of an autocrat. up until now, we all know that donald trump has never been interested in this question of foreign election interference has not chaired meetings about it, said anything publicly, but he has allowed his government to do some things. there's not really a unified effort. but the fbi, dhs and the intelligence community are taking steps to try to protect the 2020 election. one of the things they did was apointed an election security czar in the intelligence community, shelby pierson, who had been a top analyst over maugs matters at the dni and her job it to look at the threats and brief lawmakers. that's what she did last week. lawmakers on the house intelligence of both parties, whose job is to hear this information, they're cleared to hear this. and sh

he claims donald trump has made it impossible for him to do his job and this comes as donald trump has, of course, been successful getting the doj to help roger stone and it has been sparking the protest resignations from prosecutors. >> i don't think they quit the case. i think what they do is they felt they got caught. you want to know the truthful i don't think they quit for moral reasons. i think they got caught in the act by me. >> now, new york types also reporting, federal prosecutors concerned about where this all goes. trump has attacked a roger stone juror that is an american citizen, alleging without evidence, significant bias, she had simply said in public that she thought the prosecutors who attorney general barr overruled had acted with integrity. i want to bring in eugene robinson from the "washington post." good to see you. >> good to be here. >> we heard from very seasoned lawyers first. for the bigger picture, we turn to you of this is both about the justice department but it is also after impeachment, after senate acquittal, it is about what is happening in trump's a

donald trump pore michael bloomberg. >> donald trump. donald trump all the way. judge jeanine: do you like bloomberg? >> no. judge jeanine: he was the mayor of your city for three terms. did you watch the debate? >> i watched it, they should have closed it down right away. i don't understand what's going on with these democrats. judge jeanine: who would make a better construction work, donald trump or michael bloomberg. judge jeanine: did you like the way elizabeth warren beat down michael bloomberg? michael bloomberg? >> bottom line is, moms love that land o' frost premium sliced meats have no by-products. [conference phone] baloney! [conference phone] has joined the call. hey baloney here. i thought this was a no by-products call? land o' frost premium. a slice above. motor? nope. not motor? it's pronounced "motaur." for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. well now there's score!, time...from force factor,enin'. to rev your libido and maximize physical response. it's no wonder walmart offers score! in more locations than any other performance enha

with donald trump. we have been taking him on from the beginning. and i think what that signals to voters, especially voters here in iowa who have noted that beating donald trump is one of the top things on their agenda, something me care most about in electing someone, no one obviously -- vice president biden is the person donald trump is most worried about. from our campaign's perspective, joy, it's important that we aggressively get the facts out there. just as you introduced this segment, you noted that these were salacious lies and conspiracy theories. look, we're not going to play donald trump's game here. we're not going to feed into it. and we're going to beat back these lies every chance we get. but we're also going to run our race, joy, and talk about the issues. >> that doesn't mean that unfortunately the media might not still do deep dives on hunter biden. right? the media played that role in a sense in 2016 of in a way playing into it, right? the clinton kaz was xerlted in the "new york tim

nobody wanted to take donald trump on directly. they thought the way to win was to take out all the other competition, be the last man standing, and naturally donald trump would just self- -- self he can ploed. didn't happen and it's not going to happen on the other side either. if you've got somebody in your way, take them on. the second thing i would say, they've got to remember this is about november. it's about defeating donald trump, not for the good of the democratic party or the republican party, but for the good of america. i hope that when democratic voters go out to cast their ballots -- [ applause ] -- they will look at their candidates and choose a candidate that they can feel good about but disaffected republicans and right leaning independents -- if you don't build that coalition donald trump will win. >> what do you think? >> that's right. i am very distrustful of people who think they know what's going to happen in november. there is so much time, flew idty in these races. four years ago i did go over and see that t

well, donald trump's insults don't bother me. i've never run away from a fight, and neither have you. the people of this state know what they want and we will get it for them. he is not going to bully me and he's not going to bully you, either. now, i've been pretty blessed. there's nothing trump can do or say to hurt me. i'm from new york. i'm here standing up for every american who can't pay their tuition, for every american who has lost their insurance. my whole career has been as a doer. and believe me, we need less talk, less partisanship, less division, less tweeting -- [applause] mr. bloomberg: i will make you a commitment now. when i am in the oval office, no more tweeting. [applause] mr. bloomberg: now, in all fairness, it's easy for me to say that because i can't spell. then again, neither can donald. [laughter] mr. bloomberg: even though donald and i are both from new york, the truth is we couldn't be more different. in fact, i billed myself as the un-trump. think about it. he breaks promises. i keep them. he divides p

>> this victory is the beginning of the end for donald trump. we are taking on billionaires and candidates funded by billionaires. >> the state goes by the motto live free or die. you decided a middle-class that are in from the industrial midwest, to take on this president. >> thank you, new hampshire. hello, america. i am amy klobuchar and i will meet donald trump. heather: a live shot from washington dc. a lot of hopefuls, you are watching "fox and friends first" on the post primary wednesday. new hampshire has spoken. bernie sanders pouring gold in the granite state. pete buttigieg up a close second. amy klobuchar surprising many with a surge to round out the top three as joe bolden -- oh biden heading for south carolina. team coverage live with expert analysis, todd pyro with reaction from donald trump on his overwhelming primary win. here is a breakdown of all the results. >> reporter: the picture emerging is a fierce two man battle, the greatest state delivering results. i one minus the election results headaches, and one% you have bernie

donald trump violated his oath. he broke the law. he attempted to cheat in the 2020 election and when he got caught, he left little doubt that he will cheat again. that is not the conduct we expect of an american president. that is the conduct of someone who believes that he or she is above the law. donald trump is our president. he is not our king. colleagues, if our destiny is to remain the most enduring democracy in the history of the world, we must not leave this to be a matter of chance. we must choose to preserve and protect our constitution and to do so we must convict donald trump on both articles of impeachment and remove him from office. as he left the constitutional convention in 1787, benjamin franklin was asked this question. we heard asked several times in the last two weeks on this floor. here's the question. he was asked, what do we have? what do we have here? a monarchy or a republic? franklin answered famously, a republic, if you can keep it. today i want to pose the same question to all of us, to our colleagues in

let me show you donald trump's alloys in their sentences. paul manafort sentenced to 7 1/2 years in prison going all the way down to 40 months for stone, three years for michael cohen, mr. papadopoulos, 45 days, the lowest sentence. if the sentence seeps relatively light, in this case it was far less than the seven to nine years, the longer sentence the original prosecutorial recommendation. on the other hand, i wonder if any average black or brown kid that was sentenced as a nonviolent drug offender could expect to get even a 7 1/2-year sentence? that leniency seems to only be for the rich and the well-connected. >> here's what i think we can expect to happen in coming weeks, is the criminal defense bar across the country, i would imagine, are going to be filing motions in just those cases of young people swept up in the criminal justice system and asking the court to ask doj, is the barr sentencing recommendation for a sentence that is far less than the sentencing guidelines that barr personally authorized in the roger stone case, is that

to help donald trump win re-election. and of course, vladimir putin wants donald trump to be president. why would vladimir putin want anyone smarter handle the donald trump to be president of the united states? why would putin want the united states to have a stronger protect o'and defender of the constitution in the presidency? why would putin want an american president who wouldn't believe every word that putin says? the way donald trump does. senator sanders was campaigning in california today. when he was asked about the "washington post" report. >> when did you receive the briefing and why did you did not disclose it? why did you not reveal it publicly? >> i go to many intelligence briefings which i don't reveal to the public. let me say a word about russia. mr. putin is a thug, he may be a friend of donald trump's. he's not a friend of mine. let me tell mr. putin, the american people and the republicans, democrats, independents, are sick and tired of seeing russia and other countries interfering in our elections. th

donald trump has no shame. he cannot help himself. if we acquit president trump, he will believe himself to be accountable to no one. and when -- not if but when he is again faced with a choice between the public interest and his personal interest, he will choose his personal interest. and it will, in part, be a reckoning of our own making. a majority in this chamber will have made president trump a dictator. and then what will we tell the american people? how will we convince them that we still have a democracy that they should have faith in, a system of checks and balances that ensures accountability, that no one is above the law? this weekend i asked some of my constituents what they would say on the floor of the senate if they could make remarks in this trial. jennifer baker jones said it perfectly. quote, wednesday's vote won't be a vindication of trump but an end to the right of congress to push back on the president. they are giving up their balance of power. it will be difficult because we have already ceded much of our author

should donald trump be nervous? >> the rnc has $70 million cash on hand so nothing to worry about in that regard. money doesn't necessarily win these elections. donald trump has twitter and that is free for everyone. moreover the progressives are not going to get behind mayor bloomberg in a big bank love affair. this is something bloomberg has to worry about, doesn't have a flyover state appeal, won't play well in the south. there are bigger issues. rob: and popular in new york and california. listen to this audio of michael bloomberg, talking about where he managed crime in new york city. >> murdered and murderers and murder victims. you can't happen up all the time. >> reporter: what will this do to bloomberg's campaign? >> he has to deal with it. he knows that. he already address these issues and you have seen the benefits, when you see biden dropping in the poll, with african-american voters, he will build a bridge to african-american community but they are responding. like all democratic voters, elect abilities

donald trump doesn't believe in any of that. he goes out of his way to be nice to the folks that work for him and we did a trip out to the wall in san diego. we had a schedule and i'm still believing in schedules at that time. we have a rule in the office of president is never early and nor is the president ever early. the president size on time. we are sitting there and we were going to take some pictures and he said we need the leaders of the border patrol and all that kind of stuff. we were 25 minutes late leaving because he wanted to shake the hand of every rank-and-file border patrol. it was just great to watch. he went down the line and i'm like okay i get it. i'm not sure how you get to be a man of the people but he sure is. >> what is the most, you had some inside baseball here so what is the most surprising thing that you learned about this president? when people used to ask about that i'd say one thing that shocked me about donald trump is fast food domino's pizza. his style and are there things about him that people d

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the winner tonight was donald trump. the democrats forgot that the opponent is the president, not one another. the personal attacks may have sounded good to some viewers or some ideologues but the loser as leslie put it are the democrats. if we nominate a socialist like bernie sanders who doesn't accept capitalism or people who believe in massive tax increases we are going to lose. it will be like george mcgovern. it will be a blowout michael dukakis. i was very discouraged with what i saw as a democrat and somebody who wants the party to win in november. >> stunned by your answer so far. your thoughts on who won the night and who lost. >> for all the reasons leslie and doug say i was very pleased. i agree with your analysis. bernie sanders was the winner of the night because he was the front-runner going in and nothing happened that knocked him off of his frontrunner status. if anything the guy giving him the most potential competition was michael bloomberg with $2 billion ready to burn and he had a flame out. what a di

they knew that donald trump is a crook. they knew that donald trump is a cheat. but they didn't have the guts with the exception of romney to vote against him. >> there was a lot of courage that you saw from only a few people. there was courage from doug jones, our friend, of alabama who took that tough vote. there was courage from mitt romney who took a very, very difficult -- there was -- i read today about lieutenant colonel vindman being escorted out of the white house. what he did took courage. >> i think we should all stand and give colonel vindman a show of how much we supported him. stand up and clap for vindman. get up there. [ cheers and applause ] that's who we are. we are not what trump is. >> that was probably vice president biden's best moment of tonight's debate. i thought there was a lot of really good strong performances throughout. and the debate on the whole i thought was quite good, quite substantive, quite compelling, pretty sharp. the one thing that keeps happening, and i'm curious to hear what you guys all think, is everyone keeps waiting f

that's what donald trump does. if there's anything that we can be certain of in this moment is that donald trump is absolutely crazy. >> remember when we used to talk about how he would be presidential in times like this. >> that was so cute back then. that was a sweet idea we had. but it's never going to happen. donald trump is never going to be presidential. so, i think everybody needs to get their popcorn. they need to get their wine and we need to sit and watch what he's going to do because he's going to go into how the democrats are horrible, they're enemies of the state. he's going to rail against the press. he's going to rail against anybody that has ever stood up to him is going to be an enemy. he may call out specific networks, specific people. that's who donald trump is. he's a petty small man. and we're going to watch it full steam. >> no kidding. i remember the big speeches president trump has done. i remember being shocked on this set, brian williams and i when he pulled out of the paris accord, when h

so the trump family, donald sr., donald jr. and ivanka were sued by some condo buyers in the trump soho condo hotel x. they said that the trump family lied and had vastly overstated how many unit were sold. so the reason this is important is i think anybody who buys real estate understands that if you're going to buy reality in an apartment building or on a street, the real estate is more valuable if people live in all the houses next door versus as if those houses or apartments were empty. and the trumps were sued for saying that they were 60% full when they were, in fact, not even 15% full. and the manhattan district attorney gets a look at it and starts to investigate. and he investigates and he investigates, and it moves through the office, and there's an e-mail trail in which trump's adult children are seen discussing this misrepresentation and their clear knowledge of it. so people who had seen the e-mails told me that there was no doubt that they had knowledge which was sort of what it takes to build a criminal case. but

oh, but donald trump was not done there. he also pardoned former new york police department commissioner bernard kerik who pled guilty to eight charges including tax fraud and lying to white house officials. he was nominated by george w. bush to be the secretary of homeland security before withdrawing that nomination a week later. the judge gave kerik a longer sentence than agreed to in the plea deal saying, quote, i think the damage caused by mr. kerik is in some ways immeasurable. he pardoned bond trader michael millikin, the guy considered to be the face of insider trading in 1980s. he was original charged with 98 federal counts including racketeering. he pled guilty to six felony charges of securities fraud and conspiracy. he was sentenced to ten years in prison. he also paid $600 million in fines and restitution. at his sentencing the judge said, quote, when a man of your power in the financial world repeatedly conspires to violate and violate securities and tax laws in order to achieve more power and wealth for himself

i am running to defeat donald trump. [cheers and applause] and i am running to restore honor to our country. and to build a country that we are proud of and to start getting things that we need done. and to start putting the united back into the words "united states of america." [cheers and applause] mr. bloomberg: back in 2016 in philadelphia at the democratic national convention, i warned -- ok, thank you very much. [crowd booing] mr. bloomberg: ok. ok. thank you. that's ok. thank you. [booing] chanting "mike!"] mr. bloomberg: i just want to thank you for making me feel at home. [laughter] mr. bloomberg: back then, i warned donald trump was not fit for office and in 2018, i worked to help with the house, 21 seats. [crowd chanting] ok, we will get over it. [booing] [crowd chanting] mr. bloomberg: thank you, thank you. the easiest thing to do is just to wait them out. anyways, we flipped 21 seats in the house and that put nancy pelosi in as speaker, and began -- and it allowed us to begin holding president trump accounta

the biggest fear of donald trump is no one running in the democratic primary, it's donald trump. because donald trump, he has a capacity dm we saw on thursday, do the crazy ridiculous things. i think if donald trump can be disciplined which is a huge ask, it makes it very hard for the democrats. any guarantee, donald trump will be chaotic and undisciplined. >> and his high water mark, he's at 49%. as good as it's been for donald trump. so this -- >> 63% on the economy and so the outreach that he did, whether you like him or not, people are starting to get used to this chaos and particularly if you have a grumpy 70-year-old -- 77-year-old bernie sanders being just as cranky but for this guy, the economy is good. >> no matter who the democratic candidate -- >> i'll bring this to jen, 49%, yes, you could make the argument with an economy it should be 55%, 60%. 49% was about where barack obama was at going for re-election. in this kind of polarized environment that may be enough. >> that's right, it may be. democrats should have their eyes open about that. looking back at this week,

let's look at donald trump's approval rating a record high of 52% approve of the job donald trump is doing, a big number to have at this point in the middle of primary season. >> it is a huge number and democrats see that and it is obvious to everybody and they are freaking out a little bit and here's an important point. talking about the real clear politics average approval rating, go back to election day 2016. on the day donald trump was elected his rcp average approval rating was 37.5. look at that poll you had on-screen, at 52. imagine how far along, how much stronger donald trump is today than on the day he was elected in 2016. no wonder democrats are freaking out because they know they are in big trouble the matter who they nominate. rob: you had a moment from michael bloomberg when he talked about 40 democrats threatened by a bernie sanders campaign and we have that. >> talk about 40 democrats, 2100 people i spent $100 million to help elect. rob: sounds like he paid to get those people in office. >> he halfway said the word i bought them. that was seed money as far as he was c

trump junior posted a sweet about the ripping overall saying she ripped up donald trump's the last night and in that speech were stories of american heroes and american dreams, stories more powerful than her hateful we shredded for impeachment, let's alter of the democrats chances in 2020. this twitter user says pelosi's actions are emblematic of what progressives are doing to our country, ripping apart and pre-ripping pages would - during the president's speech. you can't get rid of anything on social media, you see the little ripping the pages. >> i think she definitely plans to do it and should have thought better at it after they introduced all the great people. elizabeth warren, we have video of her that this is circulating trying tied behind her staffer. >> this is important because she talks a lot about climate change and the gap between the rich and the poor and this video surfaced showing are getting off of a private plane in iowa and looks like she saw the cameras and then shifts her body to hide behind that staffer, very successful in hiding herself so this is going viral on s

no, not donald trump. mayor bloomberg. >> i don't think you look at donald trump and say we need somebody richner the white house. >> the mayor says he has a grade record. he's done these wonderful things. the fact of the matter is, he's not managed his city very well when he was there. he didn't get a lot done. he had stop and frisk, throwing close to five million young black men against the wall. >> we had very few nondisclosure agreements. >> how many?-- >> let me finish. none of them accused me of doing anything other than maybe they didn't like a joke i told. >> sean: that's like a dana white mma beat-down. you can buy a lot of things with $500 million. you can. but you can't buy a personality, charisma and you can't even buy good debate preparation. in two short hours, this never-ending slick $500 million marketing campaign collapsedhi before the entire country's eyes. the cover of the "new york post" called it a brutal beat-down. even the far left tabloid, the new york daily news compared it to a ma

trump values is donald trump. he believes government is one more thing to exploit, a tool to enrich himself and his corrupt buddies at everyone else's expense. i believe government should work for everyone. [cheers] we do not know the results tonight, but it has showed americans have a deep hunger for big, structural change to make our democracy work for everyone. tonight showed our path to victory is to fight hard for the changes americans are demanding, changes democrats, independents and republicans are demanding. tonight showed our agenda is not just a progressive agenda, it is not just a democratic agenda, it is an american agenda. [cheers] throughout our history, when moments have called on us to meet big challenges, americans have answered the call. even when the doubters and critics say that our dreams are big and the fights are too hard, we persist. [cheers and applause] in the 1700's when people said we could not overthrow a king republic, farmers together and came fought side-by-side until we won our in

so, this is a great week for donald trump. and then he got to be donald trump again. today all of the craziness and the greaveness and hunted housery that lives inside that largely empty, apart from the grievances, head of his, came tumbling out in public. if the guy could just not do the stuff he did today, it would be very hard to beat him in an election campaign. giveline the strengths of the economy l the other things and the foolishness on the democratic side, you say donald trump is the prohibitive favor toot get elected. and then he reminds you this guy's beatable because he's so profoundly flawed. he has his strengths but they're so great and glaring and unable to control them that he reminds everyone, with regularity like a clock, he reminds everyone of course he's beatable and he must be beaten and he feeds the fire on the democratic side. if there's anything democrats need to get back on track, it's that performance there today a stark reminder of what they must be up to. >> i think john make as very good point about donald trump reminding everyone about hi

they voted for us. >> wow, donald trump crying treason back in 2018. a few days after a senior official in his administration published an op-ed in "the new york times," parts of an active part of an in-house version of the resistance, about a year later that same anonymous author published a book "a warning." at the time the white house mocked the book. but we now know that since the start of the president's impeachment, donald trump has been obsessively trying to find out the identity of the author. the daily beast is reporting today that the president tasked his point man on trade. peter navarro with uncovering anonymous. quote, people familiar with navarro's efforts said he had zeroed in on one likely suspect and compiled information in the report which he has shared with white house counsel pat cipollone who is leading internal efforts to unearth anonymous' identity. joining me is coauthor of the report, white house reporter for the daily beast. owe author of a book, sinking in the swamp, how millions and miss fits poisoned washington. thank you f