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Andrew back with us, congressional reporter for politico. welcome to you both. andrew, ill start with you. what was the generally the reaction, what we got to see was her prepared for delivery opening statement. but when you see a member of congress like that, yes hes a democrat. yes they have a side in this. again, it gets your attention. >> it was a very strong reaction. this was a break through moment for house democrats in their impeachment inquiry from start to finish. her opening statement...

Disappointment and dismayed and warning we are seeing the state department attacked and hollowed out from within. andrew back with us, congressional reporter for politico. welcome to you both. ill start with you, andrew. what was the generally the reaction, what we got to see was her prepared for delivery opening statement. but when you see a member of congress like that, yes hes a democrat. yes they have a side in this. again, it gets your attention. >> it was a very strong reaction. this was a...

Dramatic rebuke today from former u.s. ambassador to ukraine marie yovanovitch. and were joined by some of our favorite reporters and friends to do that at the table. senior writer for politico jake sherman. jeremy bash, former chief of staff at the cia and department of defense. donna edwards. and deputy chief for the "wall street journal" jean cummings. plus joining us from the "new york times" news room, annie carnie. i have to start with you. so far there have been witnesses that the white h...

Account of the administrations handling of foreign policy. mcdonalds is committing 150 million dollars in tuition assistance, education, and career advising programs... yovanovitch served in ukraine for almost three years and her prof: maria ramirez mom and dad: maria ramirez!!! abrupt removal back in may was to help more employees achieve their dreams. among the earliest red flags in the trump ukraine scandal. speaking today of her firing, performance comes in lots of flavors. ♪ (dramatic orc...

40% president lose. that means 60% of americans are opposed to donald trump, which, of course, probably explains why the house -- why democrats had record-breaking victory that night if you look at the vote tally. im just wondering, has the media focused too much on that 37 to 42% and all of the articles and all of the comment tears sayi commentaries saying hes gotten away tw with it. his party faced a horrific rebuke and i dont know how a 40% president gets re-elected in 2020. >> well, first of...

Fought for them. what will happen now? the general said that that will become their second priority as soon as turkey invades, that sdf fighters will move towards the border to reinforce their brothers and sisters, to take up arms against turkey. the big concern amongst u.s. military officials ive spoken with is those detention centers, their doors will essentially just open up and thousands of isis fighters could spill into the syrian countryside, andrea. >> and thats exactly what the president...

Quote, unconstitutional though the constitution does give congress the power to impeach a president. late today trump again challenged congress authority. >> the whole thing is a scam. its a fix. and we wrote a letter yesterday and probably ends up being a big supreme court case. maybe it goes a long time. i dont know. >> if pulosely hold a vote on the floor on impeachment and commits to the rules of previous impeachment proceedings youll participate in that investigation? >> if the rules are fa...

Decimate his economy if he doesnt do what he wants. dozens of other republicans have spoken out against this withdrawal from syria including those who are usually the presidents strongest defenders. here lindsey graham calling into the presidents favorite tv show. >> i expect american president do whats in our national security interests. its never in our national security interest to abandon an ally whos helped us fight ice sit. its never in our security interest to create conditions for reemer...

Outside of the beltway, outside of washington d.c. i spent the whole afternoon reading through a 75-page decision from a federal judge in new york and its a really tough rebuke of the whole justice department and might just strike fear in the hearts of this administration and the president himself and the case is likely going to end up before the supreme court and mind you it could very well become one of the cases that can defines the entire presidency. tonight were going to have something real...

Now. i think the most sfanl legal development of the day, it happened 200 miles outof the beltway, outside of washington, d.c. ive spent the whole afternoon reading through a 75-page decision from a federal judge in new york, and its a really tough rebuke of the whole justice department. and it actually might just strike fear in the heart of this administration and the president himself. and the case is likely going to end up before the supreme court. and mind you, it could very well become one ...