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Need to act now is to stop him from messing with the next election in a way that makes it unfair, that makes it an undemocratic process. now that the house has impeached him, we're now looking at what the senate is going to do. everyone expects the senate will leave him in office. do you think impeaching him in the office will actually put any break on him trying to enlist ukraine or china or any other country in messing with 2020? >> i think there's two ways this can go. depending on what the sent does i think -- the analogy i used in my last speech during judiciary is donald trump is a smoki...

It as if -- you know, doesn't call witnesses and tries to do end it quickly, tries to call witnesses that have nothing to do with the ukraine matter and with these matters that we are discussing in these articles, then, i think, it just emboldens the president even further to o do -- to continue to do what he is doing. rudy giuliani is in ukraine right now. rachel -- and you have been phenomenal on this, pointing out some of the things that other people don't pick up on, i think there's going to be a lot more that is going to come out, even as the senate trial is continuing. so, that is one ro...

The president could call these witnesses. he has an opportunity to call his own witnesses. i think we'll hear from a broader list of witnesses at the senate phase and perhaps to include john bolton. >> what does it say if the president doesn't call mick mulvaney, rick perry or even a john bolton? thank you all very, very much. so much more to cover. next, including this key question, has the last two weeks of public testimony changed anything, anything in the court of public opinion? but first the impact on 2020. we're talking to voters in the critical battleground state of florida and the...

Initially ignoring these protests all together then moving in lightly really -- although that's not what the protesters are saying. they're accusing the police of using pepper spray, of using plastic bullets. they want an inquiry into the police's behavior. but beijing is terrified of the situation getting out of control. obviously, it does not want to make the mistake it made in 1989. although it doesn't call that a mistake, the massacre at tiananmen square. carrie lam is beleaguered. she has, remember, withdrawn the original bill or law that caused these protests in the first place. that was...

$6,000 a year. that's impossible. this is about lifting up people. >> you are offering a benefit that doesn't call for work. the earned income tax credit does. >> why not try to lift everyone equally at the same time? brian: so she is saying give people a boost, try to equal the playing field. >> yeah, i mean as i said before if you just hand everybody 3,000 or $6,000, it's not going to make anyone better off. every business in america is going to know people have more money. it's just going continue to crease prices for people. it's not going to help them. it's going to disincentivize people ...