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Most prominent people. whats not clear is how hes been paid. but going through michael mukaseys filings, they say he was unpaid but reimbursed for all of the travel. the way giuliani lays it out there is that this is something thats always been done, weve been working for them for so long, why should it matter now. of course it does matter because he is the personal attorney of the president, and some of these things that used to go unnoticed under the foreign agents registration act are now obv...

Ukraine. and 10% of republicans, and 35% of independents and 79% of democrats. and over half of americans approve of congress starting an impeachment inquiry into the president at 53%, to 46. over 60% said the trump administration should cooperate with house democrats impeachment inquiry and 61% of americans said that the president should not ask foreign governments for help with election campaigns. joining us now from washington, d.c., once again, white house correspondent for reuters jeff ma...

Hindsight had not handled things as best she could have in terms of terminating that relationship. >> reporter: erwin howard was granted parole in february 2019. dee dees friends and family, their sorrow tinged with regret, now honor dee dee by urging other women not to ignore the warning signs of domestic violence. >> we want dee dees life to count for something so i just hope people will reach out for help and get support. >> reporter: i know you dont blame dee dee for this, but i know that yo...

Former dh official says that ken cuccinelli acting director of immigration services is at the top of the list. getting him confirmed would be a challenge. a number including mitch mcconnell are not fans of the former virginia attorney general who previously led effort to primary senate republicans as part of the senate conservatives fund. although cuccinelli is in sync with the president and advisors when it comes to key immigration policies and that the white house has been working to make this...

Transparent as possible but remembering that we are americans. and our job is to protect this country. which we know people are trying to divide. i dont want to see this country divided further, but bottom line, nobody is above the law. rule of law is what keeps us together and we have got to protect the rule of the law. >> of course, congresswoman, respectively, weve all seen the transcript of the call between president trump and his ukranian counterpart. what other facts, what other evidence w...

To begin with. >> fine. >> a house impeachment inquiry, there is no defense lawyer present in the room. there is no evidence presented by the defendant. this is an absurd argument the white house is making. >> thats exactly what i wanted to look at. >> and not talk about the series of developments in the last 24 hours. >> we can go with substance for sure. i look forward to doing that. but we also need to shoot that down. because how does that -- when you see this letter that they released from ...

Months. of course it comes right after north korea and south korea agreed to meet. a question mark why they would do it now. theyre saying the short-range missiles are off the negotiating table and are they showing theyve been emboldened by the fact that the u.s. president donald trump is not concerned. >> almost daring the united states again. thank you. remembering murdered journalist kamal khashoggi outside the place where he was murdered. thats next. go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the...

Crisis. president trump advocated for adding a water fill trench to the border which would then be filled with snakes and alligators. the white house aides sought a cost for. if all those methods failed, the president suggested that soldiers to shoot migrants on the legs to slow them down. president trump denied this earlier today. nbc has reported the plan included reinstated the family separation. using border agents to conduct a asylum interviews. that one actually went through. i want to not...

Thats where we are looking at right now, toward the police side. you see protesters typically with umbrellas, keeping in mind that many remembering this particular weekend remembering the umbrella movement. many of them thinking back to 2014. that movement of course police fired tear gas to disburse the crowds. lets listen in for a moment to get a sense of whats happening on the streets. just a little history for viewers around the world. again, these started 17 weekends

Clearly giuliani is resting a lot on this message and his conversations with volker. i think people close to volker has indicated that he was not at all happy about the role he found himself in and the pressure that he was getting on this. so exactly what he says is going to be -- you know, very important in figuring out where this goes. it is also worth remembering that volker was in kiev speaking to president zelensky the day after the call. so he can certainly shed light on how zelensky conte...