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Too busy trying to impeach the president. >> the president tweeted a beautiful opening statement by court and ask you, thank you, he was one of three witnesses subpoenaed to be there. the other two white house staff secretary rob porter and chief of staff rick dearborn did not appear at the request of the white house. this is the first in what may be many hearings as most democrats said this prove their case for impeachment. >> not like there is any other work to be done at this point. thank you...

What the republic will see michael horwitzs report. carley: new york times reporter to reveal a new misconduct claim against brett kavanaugh. speaking out, the women grilled on the view over why they left out key details from their book in the controversial piece. >> during the editing process there was oversight and key detail about the fact the woman herself told friends she doesnt remember it and has not wanted to talk about it, got cut, they took out the whole thing. >> removing her name to ...

Didnt remember it and has not wanted to talk about it, got cut. they took out the sentence and removing her name to protect her. we also took out the fact she didnt remember it. >> the misconduct claim not made by the victim herself. 2020 hopeful kamala harris is pressuring jerry nadler to create a task force aimed at looking into impeaching brett kavanaugh. another impeachment hearing. with the media has helped democrats are clinging to their narrative, the impeachment of brett cavanagh. conser...

Earlier this month. rob: new misconduct claim against brett cavanagh, new york times reporter speaking out to cohost of the view that leading out the key details from that book in the article was just an oversight. the controversial piece forcing many democrats to push for brett kavanaughs impeachment. carley: the canadian mom charged in the college admission scandal arrested in spain accused of paying $400,000 to get her son into ucla as a soccer recruit even though he didnt play competitively....

Heather: a look at top headline this morning. overnight donald trump condemns the taliban at latest round in violence doubling down on his position not to negotiate. 30 people died in two suicide bombings this week. in a statement the white house said donald trump made clear he will not negotiate an agreement if attacks continue. the president call off talks with the taliban earlier this month. the new york times reporter revealed a new misconduct claim against brett kavanaugh are speaking out, ...