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was top of mind for the president. >> where is jackie, she must not be here? >> totally understand i just explained she was on top of mi mind. >> greg: that's the thing, it was on top of the mind, not in the mind. like his book, no one is buying at periods pick on trying to get my head around the response, if late congresswoman is top of mind and her family was expected to be here and that's what he was thinking about, why was he looking for her? >> again, i think people can understand, i think the american people out there who watch the briefing from time to time at this moment will understand when someone is at top of mind, she was on top of mind, i don't think it's all that unusual. >> greg: oh, my god, -- he was
was approved a while ago. it was a phase one deal but a lot of things covered. the farmers are going to have to buy a much larger tracker because it means a lot of business. >> we thought farmers are going to buy a lot of trackers. as you can see on the dow, it is percentage wise and entirely unchanged. you would think wild of this deal and all we have been talking about a year and a half. joining me now is the chief economist, diane swan. i have spent this morning figuring out what phase one means? i have words going through my mi mind. it is a cease-fire or a halt in the trade war, it is not really a deal. it did not get us further than this thing started. >> it takes off the table of full-blown trade war before
the articles of impeachment, the house drafted and passed with head to the united states' house floor next week for debate and for a vote. if passed, the president of the united states, keep in mind, this is next wednesday, if it is passed, donald trump will be impeached. he'll be the third president in u.s. history to be impeached. however, we have said this before but it warrants saying again. impeachment does not mean removal from office. president clinton was impeached, the fight heads to the nate where the trial begins, basically think about the impeachment as the indictment, members of the house will be chosen as managers to present the case. they would serve as a prosecution in the trial that takes place in the senate chambers. the president's legal team, the defense, if you will. the defense is the jury and john
a full floor and afterwards, how the white house responds. we got a little bit of a hint on that from the president earlier today saying that he has not made up his mind on whether or not they want a long or short trial. one question for the white house, one shift we have seen, ali, there is a mixture of resignation, there is an acceptance that impeachment will happen. i don't think anyone is whipping this and figuring out a vote count on how many democrats will defect. the general view of the white house there will not be enough democrats to stop this from happening. more of a question for garret, he may be able to weigh in here to what extend house speaker pelosi is whipping this and how many deflection. >> garret, this has been something that nancy pelosi was not leading the charge on. she was brought there by the number of democrats who thought this was very serious but the other things we know about nancy pelosi is she's a remarkable
roberts presides over the whole thing as the judge. the jury will decide and it is a jury vote that'll make the difference. keep in mind the senate is currently controlled by republicans, there are 53 republicans and 45 democrats and two independents. it would require 2/3rd majority vote. this has never happened in u.s. history. i did not happen for bill clinton and nixon. there are only three now in history that have done that. she's the author of "the case for impeaching trump" and our former nbc analyst, carol lam. this is historic. it is hard to determine what's historic or what's not because so much as happened.
>> i think after ten years of crisis the greek people have had enough of anger and rage and pointless nationalism. and in a sense after experimenting in populism i think that the pendulum is swinging in the opposite direction. so we managed to defeat the extreme right by coming up with an agenda that was patriotic but certainly not nationalistic and by focusing on the problems that people really care about. issues that have to do with taxation, over-taxation, issues that have to do with lack of investment, how do we create new jobs. issues that have to do with improving the efficiency. so in a sense this was a vote that in m i mind was probably more rational than emotional, but it was the expected backlash after four years of a very incompetent government being in power. >> you said you decided it
the global special interests, they partner with these people that don't have your good in mi mind. it has robbed our working class, stripped its money of its wealth and put that money into the pockets of a handful of large corporations and political entities. >> and we'll have this conversation. there was this comment in the wake of the charlottesville atta attack. >> they showed up in charlottesville -- excuse me. you had some very bad people in that group. but you had people that were very fine people on both sides. >> just a reminder that one of those sides featured neonazis yelling "jews will not replace us." peter bien heart is a senior columnist for the forward.
african-american community. >> how do you think if he decides to jump in? >> i think that's a good question. the name that comes right to mi mind is jim clyburn. and you just look at it historically, tharotharon, just mentioned of barack obama, when he got into the 2008, there were a number of key plaqblack voter sided with clinton. once obama won iowa, everything changed, he ended up getting 80% of the black vote. you go back to a generation against jesse jackson. so it is an interesting question if biden can get those endorsements from somebody like jim clyburn from leaders like
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taken control of their own justice department and that is extraordinary. he was implying there was a democratic experience against him in his own office. also that they are saying they need to respect the person holding the office. that they need to defend the organization from the attacks. frankly here we are more than 18 months into the presidency, what else is jeff sessions going to do. he realizes that the president is going to fire him or not, and nothing changes the president's mi mind. he is getting clearance from