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That power to immediately adjourn until next week. not bad for a days work. i think my favorite part here, look at this right at the beginning look at the woman right in front of senator kennedy, shes a staffer. she motions to senator kennedy exactly when hes supposed to bang the gavel presumably so that the senate is gaveled in at the correct appointed time. watch closely. she holds her hand up, watch this, there you go, hands up, wait for it, wait for it, okay, bang the gavel. >> senate will c...

That power to immediately adjourn until next week. not bad for a days work. i think my favorite part here, look at this right at the beginning look at the woman right in front of senator kennedy, shes a staffer. she motions to senator kennedy exactly when hes supposed to bang the gavel presumably so that the senate is gaveled in at the correct appointed time. watch closely. she holds her hand up, watch this, there you go, hands up, wait for it, wait for it, okay, bang the gavel. >> senate will c...

For contributing to the problem? >> i think that leaders, no matter where they are are going to be contributing to the problem, because i can contribute to the solution paid whether youre a democrat or a republican, a liberal or conservative, if youre not focusing on how you can combat that problem, and often times it is a state/local, and federal government partnership. if you are putting partisanship ahead of that, your contribute into the problem. that being said, i agree with my colleague. w...

[ applause ] even suicides and drug overdoses. it has gotten so bad that our life expectancy as a country has declined for the last three years because suicides and drug overdoses have overtaken vehicle deaths for the first time in american history. the fact is, this unemployment rate and gdp have very little relationship with peoples lived experience on the ground. if youre a recent college graduate, you have a 40% chance of doing a job that do not require a college degree. that doesnt show up ...

>> he shot the dog. then he blamed me for it. it was maybe just a dog, but to me it was family. >> only once, says bobbi, did she openly defy him. dial, artist turned killer turned fugitive, had already been the subject of a true crime book. and one night he decided to phone the author, an ex-cop named charles sasser. >> he says, for the last seven years weve been making an honest living, were living a happy country life. >> we, sasser figured, included bobbi parker, but he wanted proof that she...

Theres a profile written about her in the new york times the other day that at age 12 she was in school trying to take a test and a boy lit her ponytail on fire, and she put her hand up, put out the fire, and kept taking her test. thats an example of her strength and fortitude which america got to see in that hearing today. and so for witnesses like her, for lieutenant colonel vindman and some of the other public servants who came forward to what they heard and saw in the jobs as it related to f...

Hollywood. with that in mind, what do you think the white house truly makes of some of the testimony this week and the people giving it? >> well, the white house should be very concerned about the testimony that came out this week, and most especially fiona hill who provided a quota to extraordinary weeks of testimony. her biography which you got into the at the top of the show at 11:00 is compelling and important. this is a woman who grew up in england, the daughter of a coal miner. theres a pr...

So you can get a hand up, that is very powerful. brian: right. steve: thats why, you know, you look at the number of people with that point of view, you add up all the people who support that, its a big number. brian: right. i think if you want to say ceos get paid too much. you got a point. so dollars and some other ceos turn around do you know how much i have generated for everybody. steve: thats a business decision. if the business can afford to pay you, thats how capitalism works. brian: you...

Seems to very much indicate plain as day there was a quid pro quo. >> its also not a transcript, thats the other thing to point out as it says on page one of the nontranscript, its not a transcript. mike, in order to believe the presidents case here that he did nothing wrong, you have to believe that bob mueller and bill tailor and marie yovanovitch and lieutenant colonel vindman and a lot of people who served this country for a long time under republicans and democrats are all lying, that they ...

Democratic country, fighting for independence in the face of russian aggression. they reach out to america for a hand out and a hand up and the response they get from president trump is i need you to do me a favor, though. raskin says that was damning. republicans know it. and that is why they have tried to throw a wrench into this entire process and upend todays position. >> kelly, i was looking at a conversation or an exchange that senator cornyn had with one of our -- one of my colleagues her...