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Has failed. he will bring in more right-wing votes, break the political deadlock and put the likud on its head. its not just the matter of winning. in previous races, netanyahu has won and won big, 75% or 80% of the vote. thats the number he wants again. why? it shows hes in control of the likud party and is still the leader of the right wing. if this is a close race, like 40-60, or 55-45, it may signal that netanyahus base is moving in a different direction. that would be a sign of weakness. if...

Netanyahu faces criminal charges on bribery and he has failed to form a government twice. and polls indicate, if he leaves the likud party, he could fail again. despite all of that, he is the front-runner against a right-wing politician, a former minister of education, who said he would success where netanyahu has failed. he will bring in more right-wing votes, break the political deadlock and put the luikud on its head. winning isnt enough here. netanyahu has won with 75% or 80% of the vote. an...

Eventually -- >> she will yield. theres flow way she can hold this position. >> that was the vice presidents chief of staff yesterday, projecting confidence as you see that speaker pelosi will eventually give in in the standoff between the house and senate leaders over just getting the senate trial started and what the process is. speaker pelosi said shes not sending the articles of impeachment over until senator mcconnell reveals what the senate trial is going to look like. its really created a...

French teacher at the moment. >> dana: we will put it out there. where shes ships thank you for joining us. i will see you on "the five" >> lawmakers are on break, but no vacation from the impeachment fight, the house speaker nancy pelosi says the trial cant go forward until she hears how the senate will hold it, but the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says thats absurd. also, we see witnesses after the trial after all? plus, the christian controversy, how evangelicals are taking sides af...

Was clear that the united states was so ill prepared and failed to recognize the extraordinary change that had happened in the 70s. >> new years eve, end of the decade but not yet of the deadlock. >> in 1979, we take a deep breath and realize that were on the precipice of an entirely new era of terrorism. >> the islamic world is in crisis, and the crisis goes well beyond the u.s. embassy walls in tehran. >> rather than catching our breath, what we should have been thinking is, how can this get w...

Try to change her writing. they said miller was anti-semitism. >> okay, czsarah, keep us poste. negotiations over his senate trial remain in a deadlock. so far no set rules or impeachment managers and now theyre accusing mitch mcconnell of going rogue. >> i admit that im not sure what leverage there is in refraining from us sending something we do not want. well see if house democrats ever m to work up the courage to

Is the peoples last instrument of constoogzal self-defense against a sitting president who behaves like a king and tramples the rule of law. >> the rules committee is still in session at this hour. right now theyre on a break and the chairman of the rules committee congressman mcgovern will join me in just a moment. majority leader mitch mcconnell has rejected minority leader chuck schumers request for testimony from four trump officials with intimate first person knowledge who have refused to t...

And unprecedented resistance to congressional subpoenas for witnesses and documents is blatantly and dangerously unconstitutional. if accepted and normalized now it will undermine perhaps for all time the congressional impeachment power itself, which is the peoples last instrument of constitutional self-defense against a sitting president who behaves like a king and tramples the rule of law. >> the rules committee is still in session at this hour. right now theyre on a break and the chairman of ...

And a lot of ways to go. text a friend. call a cab. share a ride. whatever you choose to do, go safely, california. we did it. we did it. we pulled it off, didnt we? we pulled it off. we broke the deadlock. we ended the gridlock. we smashed the roadblock. and in this glorious, glorious pre-breakfast moment before a new dawn rises on a new day and a new government, this election means that getting brexit done is now the irrefutable, irresistible, unarguable decision of the british people. >> th...

Outcome? >> what a fantastic night for the british conservatives. a great day for the united kingdom and for also the united states and free world. what this means now is britain can move forward with brexit. boris johnson is committed to delivering brexit on january 31st. i think the parliamentary deadlock has been broken. you know how the conservative majority of 78 seats. well see britain leaving the european union at the end of january and this is a great development. the british people vote...