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African-americans. 44% saying they would vote for biden if the primary was held right away. bernie sanders coming in second with 10%, elizabeth warren behind in third with 8%. as part of her effort to court the black vote, warren was at clark atlanta university on thursday, this to make a speech on the legacy of african-american women involved in the 1881 washa womens strike, but things did not go exactly as planned. lets watch this. >> as a white woman, i will never fully understand the discrim...

Ill get back to that issue in a moment. in terms of the prime minister himself, as you said, he is accused and denies the allegations of influence peddling. he, himself, gave official favors as prime minister, in exchange for good press coverage. and more than that, the allegations that he took hundreds and thousands of dollars worth of gifts. at issue here, though, is whether or not he should step down. his political rivals say its time for him to do that. he was echoing the language from trump...

Hurt, thankfully. frontier headlines causing a different kind of panic overnight. sending holiday travelers are the subject line there has been a change to upcoming flight. no other details. turns out 2 was a glitch. frontier has apologized for the error. ainsley? ainsley: hong cock preparing for new protests over the weekend. steve: prepare for first election sings the pro-democracy demonstration started. ainsley: jonathan hunt is live in hong kong with what to expect. jonathan? >> ainsley and ...

Has some problems in that regard. >> i think it would be a mistake for the democrats -- for the republicans to do. vindman has a very distinguished career. he has a terrific background. and i think you cant presume that he is doing anything wrong, and i think it will backfire if they start attacking this man with an extremely high record and hes not hurting -- and hes not hurting president trump. all hes saying is that there are differences in policy. there are differences in policy. yeah. >> th...

Lewill be in the play here. youll be in the middle of your primaries, not ours. a long, dragged out process. >> i would say, too. as you see the rise in the polls earlier and see the fact that republicans lost in kentucky and louisiana. if youre a republican senator up for reelection you start to say with the evidence mounting and the political cloud of trump going down, do i really want to be sitting here trying to be on the ballot trying to get reelected? it becomes much easier to convict him ...

Particularly the republican world. the more we learn about him and his role in this, where he was and what he was privy to, what he witnessed, if he came forward and told the story, it might be enough to start to shift the tectonic plates. it might. not necessarily because we know republicans are resistant to even powerful pieces of evidence. but hes the wild card now, and, man, could he -- turns out to be the most high-value target on the list by a long, long way. >> i am reluctant to say this ...

Have a major political party that in the face of that evidence is com misted to the sophistry that facts dont matter in regard to enforcement of the law and the constitution. that means we are a long, long way away from a safe harbor for our political system. and thats what sam ervin was talking about so eloquently. >> lets take a look at another similarity between these two republican presidents, nixon and trump, and what they have to say, what theyre claiming about their attitude toward this t...

Seeing, though, is that we now have a major political party that in the face of that evidence is com misted to the soefistry that facts dont matter in regard tone for enfor of the law and the constitution. that means we are a long, long way away from a safe harbor for our political system. and thats what sam ervin was talking about so eloquently. >> lets take a look at another similarity between these two republican presidents, nixon and trump, and what they have to say, what theyre claiming abo...

In these hearings five-minute alternating questioning between different parties, which makes it very difficult to build a sustained line of questioning. by giving dan goldman 45 minutes, he can do a lot of good work during that time and elicit a lot of important testimony. >> if you were chief counsel for the house intel committee, how would you recommend they focus their questions, the answers to which after all have to become part of this story they want to tell? >> well, one of the things the...

More than a dozen people. so anyone with actual intent to violate a u.s. law would be a tad more discrete, dont you think? this autumnal farce should never be allowed to roll into a winter show trial. indeed, as noted last night, allowing a long, dragged out process in the senate would merely validate and perpetuate the fraud begun in the house. naturally, republican senators are being bombarded by never never-trumpers and democrat there take a principled stand against the white house, protect y...