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Time in the current circumstances and that fact-finding takes time. the thing about nixon which may be helpful to remember is he had two impeachment articles proved against him by the house judiciary committee, one involved a presidents refusal to comply with subpoenas and this president has refused to comply with a lot of subpoenas. another article approved against nixon charging women he -- char go offer his political enemies and here we have the president asking a foreign leader to help go af...

Joe biden son. the president promised to connect ukraines president to his personal attorney, rudy giuliani, and the attorney general of the united states bill barr. cnn legal analyst counsel to the assistant attorney general of national security and the chief counsel for the house judiciary democrats during the clinton impeachment. so thank you both for being with me, and starting with you, you know, this is not a verbatim transcript. in reading this today, do you see a smoking gun? >> i think ...

Impeachment to a possible if not probable impeachment. and i think the idea that the administration can give, and trump can give a benevolent explanation of the phone call with the ukrainian president is, i just think that dog is not going to hunt. close to a smoking gun as you get. >> hearing the president jumping in, there was no pressure during the bilart rteral a couple minu ago. so trump brings up the attorney generals name several times on this call. still cnn learned there was never any c...

While we await the release of a full complaint, we reiterate our call for release of the full transcript of the call between president trump and the ukrainian president and reiterate our call to protect whistle-blowers from retaliation. i urge bipartisan vote to defend our national security, and to protect our democracy, and yield back the balance of my time. thank you. >> gentleman from ohio. >> reserve balance of my time. >> living to speaker pelosi talking about the whistle-blower clant. we k...

From cnn london and cnn hong kong, welcome back to "world business today." >> well, there are two words that probably strike fear if not fear certainly misery in the hearts of most business travelers these days and those two words would be volcanic ash. and its back on the radar again. lets go to jen delgado. >> hi, andrew. you know, want to point out were not worried for the immediate eruption but we could see another volcano erupting in iceland. of course, remember, last year back in april hav...

Good morning from cnn london, im charles hodson. >> and a very good afternoon from cnn hong kong. im andrew stevens. top stories this thursday, february the 10th, it could be the mother of all market mergers. a tire between the nyse euro and deutsche boss could save millions of dollars. the egyptian finance minister tells us how much he estimates the unrest called the countrys economy to date. and we go to work with the award-winning chef why hes still hungry for success. lets start, thoug...

From cnn london im charles hodson. >> and im andrew stevens at cnn hong kong. welcome back. youre watching "world business today." lets quickly plug back in to european stock markets. 92 minutes into the trading day. we are seeing money coming off the table by half to two thirds of 1%. in fact, the losses are if anything widening. looking at two thirds to three quarters of a percent. the one falling the most is paris cac 40 and followed by the zurich smi. we had disappointing corporate results...

Down 23 cents barrel at $86.71. thats after a new inventory report showed that u.s. crude stockpiles were up in the past week. welcome back. youre watching "world business today" live on cnn. well, the protests in egypt show no signs of losing steam. 17 days on theyre standing their ground but the president mm shows no signs of leaving. on wednesday, the protests spilled over to a nearby government compound. officials moved parliament to another site. as for the economic cost of the popular re...

Tourism, a million tourists fled the first days of the protests. becky anderson of cnn asked the minister finance to detail the economic fallout and whether a vital shipping link could be affected. >> i am calculating this by the minute to tell you, frankly. i mean, the stock exchange we have lots 80 billion pounds. we open to open sunday and we are doing whatever we could to have a smooth sailing, as smooth as we could but then you have a loss of 1.2 million tourists who have left and theyre no...