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Muster and now its the coat, the first lady travel today nato with the president, she visited salvation army, put care kits together for christmas, she was just at childrens hospital reading to sick children, she does that every year, thats what should be covered, the first lady who is a mother, first lady, speaks multiple languages and stays very busy deserves very busy that if a first lady democrat would be in office would be getting. >> the washington post fashion says the coat is ridiculous....

Muster and now its the coat, the first lady travel today nato with the president, she visited salvation army, put care kits together for christmas, she was just at childrens hospital reading to sick children, she does that every year, thats what should be covered, the first lady who is a mother, first lady, speaks multiple languages and stays very busy deserves very busy that if a first lady democrat would be in office would be getting. >> the washington post fashion says the coat is ridiculous....

You aid to ukraine unless the prosecutor is fired. >> he committed the crime of bribery. its offering something of value to a public official for official action. okay. here is what joe biden says he did. he offered him a $1 billion loan guarantee. he threatened him with a $1 billion loan guarantee. in return for you that -- thats part one of bribery. part two is he got the president of the ukraine to the fire the prosecutor. eric: do you think that will hold any water with justice roberts? >> i...

A turning point whereby the government believes that no its time is ripe to gave the presidential pardon so that this middle man can say who was the muster mine and now the question is not only who but why why was it felt that. to begin and not just who actually had this plan where you know it has been 2 years since the murder and the investigation basically was was going nowhere so i take your point that something must have happened. to make the prime minister say ill give this man a pardon if ...

Whistle-blower, isnt that really immaterial at this point? first of all, the whistle-blower is supposed to be protected, thats the idea of having a whistle-blower. it sends the wrong signal to all government employees. but isnt it really immaterial when what the whistle-blower alerted everyone on has now been testified to by people under oath, during depositions, that were government officials with backgrounds that have stood all of the vetting and muster that you could put on them. it really do...

To the president will certainly be in his judicial appointments overall but not just in the two supreme court opinions we think about but in those numbers. and theyre so striking. the president last may had appointed 38 judges to the appellate courts. that was almost twice as many as president obama had at a similar point in his term. so he is determined and he is making a significant impact. >> and this hour, the president is going to be talking about it but mike pence talks about it a good amo...

Thats the mason by the end of this week this was the day boris johnson he broke his pledge to deliver brags that by the end of october my job is to get us out on october 31st and that is what we believe we are not committing to all of us leaving the european union. all october that it was going to go and. theres lots of it turns out there were more than a few obstacles on the road to breaks it and plenty of the still ety outside and inside parliament. with a new parliament like no sooner had he ...

Inside parliament. with a new parliament who will sooner had he agreed to delete a brags than he was at the dispatch box pushing for a snap election time for other again or. by december 12th and then go to the people despite his pleas he couldnt muster anywhere near enough support. for maturity required has not been reached and there you have it for the opposition an election is a gamble he would rather not take. thank you mr speaker. the reason i am so cautious is quite simply because i do not ...

Tested in federal court, that perhaps that will not stand up to legal muster. so it could significantly undercut efforts by the white house to stonewall demands from the democrats who have issued subpoenas for a range of information, wolf. >> so how does this play into the democrats efforts in their impeachment inquiry? >> reporter: well the democrats impeachment push is moving quickly and the house side they have a full slate of witnesses that are coming forward right now. they are in negotiati...

Using taxpayer dollars as leverage to try to get that dirt just shows how they were -- that they didnt fear investigations because it appeared they had survived rob irt mueller. >> really interesting, david. our friend dan balls sums it up. he says this closes one chapter and opens another. theres no longer a question ff this happened. if there was a quid pro quo. its now a question of how the white house will explain it and what republicans will do about it. >> you got a hint of it. sean duffys...