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Office, nobody really does. and he will claim complete and total exoneration after the senate process is over. >> all right, jon karl, thank you. and as jon reported there, the president in battle creek, michigan, tonight, and so is our martha raddatz. lets bring martha in tonight, because marthmartha, the presid immediately turned impeachment into a message on this campaign. >> reporter: he certainly did. he really has been vocalizing the tweets he had today and that letter to nancy pelosi. b...

Of shame. it really is. its a disgrace. we have every single republican voted for us. whoa! by the way, it doesnt really feel like were being impeached. i dont know about you, but im having a good time. its crazy. >> we talk a lot about remarkable split screen moments on this show, but that goes down for the history books for this administration. ive covered it since day one. the president delivering his longest speech every at the rally in battle creek, michigan, at the same time the house of r...

Our destiny is very much in the balance. i think this was an important step yesterday taken by the house. were seeing how different things are in the senate. i think its interesting to note, though, if you go back to the clinton impeachment, clinton -- after the impeachment, he saw his approval rating go from about 50% to 63%. he kept his head down, he was contrite. he admitted wrongdoing and the american people saw him working for them. and they supported him. were not seeing this same support ...

After world war ii. we have unemployment at about 3.5%. thats very, very low. its not actually the lowest its been. in the 1950s, it was below 3%. we have low unemployment. thats supposed to equal high wage growth. thats not really happening in our economy. so again, i dont mean to diminish the economy that is doing quite well. it would just be easier for the president didnt lie about it because then i wouldnt have to correct him for no particular reason. however, the presidents answer having to...

Mcconnell can start the trial planning for no witnesses and in the middle the vote can add a witness or five or ten. its whatever the 51 senators decide to jam out on during the trial. and senators may still be making up their minds in real time. the whole country tends to watch and make up their minds on these things. the trial of the president is so much larger than any other story we ever come here and talk to you about. thats a dynamic we also saw in the reaction to the last trial in 1999, a...

The senate at the same time. >> pelosis surprise move caught leader mcconnell off-guard. >> speaker pelosi suggested house democrats may be too afraid, too afraid to even transmit their shoddy work product to the senate. >> joining me now is nbcs kristen welker who is at the white house. nbcs geoff bennett on capitol hill. and susan page, washington bureau chief for "usa today." kristen, first of all, the presidents reaction. and geoff bennett, obviously we saw a big play on the hill today. kris...

The impeachment vote tomorrow morning, i urge each of you to join me on the floor. our constituents look to us to be respectful of the constitution and be defenders of our democracy and to proceed in a manner worthy of our oath of office to support and defend the constitution of the united states. the split screen between these letters couldnt be more stark. optically, she wants this morning at 9:00 a.m. this show of solidarity. >> and she has i think throughout this process tried to convey this...

With next to sort of distract us from all of this immediately after impeachment. thats what ill be interested in seeing. >> rudy giuliani has been in ukraine trying to double down on what led to impeachment in the first place. >> more importantly, well find out. hell rally tonight in michigan with a split screen, rallying his supporters. its a historic day. cnns special coverage of todays impeachment vote begins at 8:00 a.m. impeachment time. join wolf blitzer and jake tapper after "new day." ...

As you look now, this is a privileged motion to adjourn in the house. it has to go first. i will note as the rule is being set it will debate the rule shortly and voted on and go through based on what we saw in the house rules committee last night. based on that rule, just to give a little drama here during the day, there is a provision that allows the president and the vice president to go to the house floor and make their case in front of the house lawmakers. we can only hope that that happens...

Donald trump. his ability to sub saoum the republican party, perhaps well see in the senate will break with him and he has the consistent, constant control of his own party is a real testament to his abilities as a master politician. so this is a real clash between the two of them. and its not going to end today. and you could get -- if this delays with obstructionary tactics on the part of the republicans it could go well into the night. you could get a great split screen moments where theyre v...