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>> yes. and the other thing that happens both in shanghai and japan is you have to be redekrcredential every five to ten years. its like becoming a daughter or lawyer where you cant just pass an exam once. you have to keep up your professional development. >> tara, pleasure to have you on. >> thank you. next on gps, bad stuff happens to good people. its just a fact of life. but how can we do our best to avoid the pitfalls? tim horford has done the digging and he has the answers. back in a mome...

In shanghai and japan is you have to be recredentialed every five to ten years and that requires hours and hours of professional development, observations, even medical tests. so its like becoming a doctor or a lawyer where you cant just pass an exam once. you have to keep up your professional development. >> pleasure to have you on. >> thank you so very. next on gps, bad stuff happens to good people. its just a fact of life. how can we do our best to avoid the pitfalls? the undercover economi...

Flowerpot or find shrubbery, that will help prevent any package theft. >> our neighbors to the north and baltimore were on the top ten list so if you have family and friends up that way, warn them that porch pirates have been active. back to you. >> julie: never lambert, thank you. >> julie>> rick: if you haventt down yet, you will be pretty soon for your holiday dinner and things have been known to get controversial around the table at this time so lets talk about how you can make the most of y...

Accusation" which hits shelves tomorrow, along with bob barr. former clinton impeachment manager, republican congressman. alan, what are the potential pitfalls of the president cooperating in any way? even through written interrogatories? >> theyre already going after him on one of his answers to the written interrogatories to mueller in which he said he didnt remember a conversation regarding wikileaks, and when you think its a crime for the busiest man in the world to not remember something ye...

The senate which the constitution says must hold a trial. the chief justice would hit up front while house impeachment managers would present the charges against the president, and the presidents lawyers would try to dispute them. witnesses can be called and questioned, and senators watch all thf serving as jurors. many pitfalls could come up. republican leadership has suggested that any trial would be allowed to run its course. at the end each senator must deliver their verdict. if two-thirds s...

Documents and reviewing evidence to see if the president might have engaged in treason, bribery or other high crime misdemeanors, such as using the office for personal gain or abusing power. if they think he has, then those committees can push for a full vote of the house on articles of impeachme impeachment. a simple majority can impeach the president. does this mean he is guilty? no, not necessarily. does it remove him from office? no, not necessarily. all this really does is formally charge t...

Documents and reviewing evidence >> while he basically said that to see if the president might have engaged in treason, bribery the president then candidate donald trump knew everything or other high crimes and that was going on concerning misdemeanors such as seeking wikileaks and what roger stone was doing and how he was personal gains through the office or abusing powers if offering what he was claiming was inside information on what they think he that those wikileaks was doing and committees...

The political pitfalls of moving into an impeachment. it shouldnt be everything. the argument has always been like the two sides of the arguments have always been, oh, but this would push trump into a reelection versus its the right thing to do and we should be upholding the constitution. i do think to your point about the seriousness of democrats moving forward with the investigation, theyve been quite serious about it and i think that actually has really helped the public perception about this...

But from a prosecutors point of view -- and thats what will happen when congress drafts articles of impeachment. the house will be acting as prosecutors. you need to draft an effective document, and that often means crafting a simple narrative, a narrative that people can readily understand and seize onto. every prosecutor knows horror stories about a public corruption case or a white-collar case that was over-indicted, that became too complex for the jury to understand. so the best path forward...

But from a prosecutors point of view -- ask thats what will happen when congress drafts articles of impeachment. the house will be acting as prosecutors. you need to draft an effective document, and that often means crafting a simple narrative, a narrative that people can readily understand and seize onto. every prosecutor knows horror stories about a public corruption case or a white-collar case that was over-indicted, that became too complex for the jury to understand. so the best path forward...