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Election. and ever since, the democrats have been searching for a pretext. when the mueller investigation found no m evidence to support e monstrous lie that the president acted in collusion with russia, there democrats realized they we running out of time. andin suddenly, the ukrainian phone call replaced collusion, stormy daniels, tax returns, emoluments, and even tweets as the reason to nullify the election. just a year before the next one is to be held. impeachment is one of the most serious...

The speaker. i thought her remarks this morning were powerful and compelling. her, harkening back to the wisdom of the founders and the solemn obligation we have in congress to defend the constitution and defend our democracy. it couldnt be more important. i will say i agree with the comments of your prior guest, congressman jolly. i think a lot of us in the congress have a profound sense of disappointment that so many colleagues on the other side of the aisle refuse to ultimately choose country...

Itself essentially evidence of awareness of guilt. >> susan hennessy, so glad you could join us. happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving. with us now is charlie dent, former republican congressman. you called this testimony at least so far against president trump devastating and compelling. if you were still in the house of representatives, as a republican, would you vote to impeach the president? >> well, anna, first i certainly would have voted for the impeachment inquiry based on the fact...

Me the deal. they cannot extradite the prints. is he under oath? if i talk to the fbi, i know i go to jail if i lied. >> emily: we talked about this a little bit more, most compelling is the relationship we have in the royal family and great britain and only if there is an existing relevant trial would we then have to go to the ford office of britain going after a civil suit and criminally, hell have to answer to the charges of the woman who alleged that he raped and assaulted her as a minor. th...

Was a series of misdeeds. i think the evidence is overwhelming. compelling. where i think they may not have judged properly is thousand will play in the country. we dont know yet. the early signs the country is not paying attention. the priorities of the country impeachment number ten. and i think its been hard for the public to follow. you have ten different characters who come on stage. none are known to the public before this all happened. and trying to keep up with who is who. and no chronol...

That. >> neil: thank you very, very much. what do you think? where are we added to this day? >> congressman crawford has a better finger on this. in politics its not my lane, probably correct. >> neil: you would need a significant number of that mind-set. >> theres probably a strong determination by an overwhelming majority of house democrats to vote for impeachment. this will die in the senate. as to the testimony today, it was the most compelling that we heard. it directly tied to the presiden...

The healy argument, which is this is the death penalty. these guys have been trying to do this for three years. is this a death penalty type crime? thats their best argument. i disagree with it also because it was trying to impact the last election but i think thats the most compelling. >> tim miller, thanks for coming by. next, what it means when we talk about the president withholding aid from ukraine. simon spent years reporting on that conflict and the people who rely on that aid. he joins...

There. the haley argument over the weekend which was this was the death penalty, these guys have been trying to do this for three years. the this is death penalty type crime? i think thats the most compelling. next, what it means when we talk about the president withholding aid from ukraine. spent years reporting on that conflict and the people who rely on that aid, he joins me to talk about how this is playing out on the ground after this. t how thin the ground after this. where we all want mor...

An illinois democrat, who will be asking questions in tomorrows hearing. congressman, thank you. i know its a big day tomorrow, so we appreciate you joining us this evening. >> sure thing. >> historic. the hearings start with two key witnesses, live testimony. make your case of what the president did here and why its impeachable. >> well, first of all, the witnesses that were going to see tomorrow, especially ambassador taylor, are some of the most compelling, credible, careful witnesses ive eve...

Chris, since 1991. four presidents have tried to convince the ukrainians not to go after their political enemies, not to be authoritarian and here is donald trump and rudy guiliani telling them to act like authoritarians. that was george kents testimony in the private hearing. i found it incredibly powerful and compelling. >> anita, do you expect that the witnesses, one upon the other, like i assume are they going to be stacked like tuna cans one on top of the other each confirm pg what the othe...