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United states storm a high security chamber on capitol hill where dissed depositions are being given in the impeachment inquiry i mean one observer said this is the closest thing to mass civil unrest that hes ever seen so on both sides of the atlantic the worlds of politics and even society in general they seem to be teetering do you you have the feeling that we are just a breath away from losing it. it seems so it seems so theres sometimes theyre encouraging signs if you look at elections like ...

It as an outside observer, how do you explain it? it is hard to say that the media wants to ignore one story or the other but whats your explanation? >> it is not that they want to but they do it. we all see it. i dont know. i think that you know for a lot of people on the left side and the right side, hillary is a trigger. like people are just triggered. you say hillary clinton, oh my god, people lose their minds. it is difficult to say why. we know that they do it. i think as american citize...

>> its just great to, like, hear reasonable conservative voices in the room and when im in my friend group and people make an extreme comment, and i can say well, not all those people, lets just pull back. right? >> we started out with why are we here and i said something basically to the extent of being excommunicated from some of my friends, friends for many, many years, friends that i love. so i have some phone calls to make, and i have some listening versus talking. >> my takeaway is there i...

Representatives passed a resolution condemning the presidents withdrawal of u.s. troops in syria. it passed 354-60. despite that rebuke, today the president went beyond just abandoning our kurdish allies on the battlefield. at the white house he gave a statement in which he verbally attacked them, suggesting that the kurds, our allies in the fight against isis for those past several years are, themselves, worse than isis. joining us now is brett mcgurk, former special presidential envoy for the ...

Presidents withdrawal of u.s. troops in syria. it passed 354-60. despite that rebuke, today the president went beyond just abandoning our kurdish allies on the battlefield. at the white house he gave a statement in which he verbally attacked them, suggesting that the kurds, our allies in the fight against isis for those past several years are, themselves, worse than isis. joining us now is brett mcgurk, former special presidential envoy for the global coalition to defeat isis. mr. mcgurk resigne...

So there are still a lot of unanswered question. i will tell you rules can change with the unanimous consent agreement. thats just a fancy word for saying, all parties have to agree to change the rules. brooke? >> okay. lauren, thank you. up know, guy, part of what lauren is reporting, justice handed this. bottom line, with regard to this luncheon, members are viewing rudy giuliani as a wild card and no one knows what is coming next from these depositions. >> exactly right. we dont know what rud...

Intellectually a powerhouse but hes a very smart man. no matter what the subject, any argument he involves himself in, its on his terms. >> if you are a candidate, for example, running against him, how would you advise they deal with that? >> well, i -- what i say initially, and i say it right here on your show, anyone that thinks trumps going to be beaten easily should have another thing coming. >> thats high praise from a strategist, the likes of harry reid. >> and also a warning to his fellow...

Citing numerous facts that are undisputed. they write it has become clear to any observer of current events, the president is abusing the office of the presidency for personal, political objectives. im joined by harvard law professor charles freed, solicitor general under president ronald reagan, and jonathan adler, laadler. professor, when did you come to believe that an impeachment inquiry should be launched against the president? >> let me back up one moment. i was born in a vibrant democracy...

Theres a lot of political analyst who say seem to take for granted the republican party and the base will stick by donald trump, but trump himself does not seem so sure. according to one report hes calling mitch mcconnell as much as three times a day, although a mcconnell spokesperson denied it. today he railed against fox news after the network released a poll showing majority support for impeachment and removal. trump generally just seems really nervous about his support buckling and he cant b...

Bidens as well. he wasnt really serious, although we look at tape and he was obviously very, very serious. weve got an important column on cnn which said the president tried this before. it passes a deep prolog and the joeckelibby will remain and it worked before when staff had to do clean-up after his outrageous comments or claims and consider these greatest hits when candidate trump said, russia, if your listening, i hope youre able to find the 30,000 hillary clinton emails that are missing an...