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These audiences. again, mostly a younger college crowd here tonight. donald trump speaking to them and directly on this set of issues. to pick up on what you say, it those core issues actually taking center stage and the house this week. when it comes to this new defense spending bill, what are you watching for as a head over to the senate? the senate has been working on its own version of this bill for months. in many ways, it is similar to what the house started with without the kind of far more conservative cultural amendments. the bill will probably be on the floor as early as next week. i think we ll see some amendments come up that maximalist what we saw in the house. that was defeated by a democratic majority almost without exception. everything is possible without animate if one is attached to this bill on that abortion travel restriction might actually be the off ramp that tommy tuberville needs to drop his whole. ....
Republican candidates by three points, bret. john roberts on the north line, john, thank you. bringing up a panel, josh holmes, an advisory to mitch mcconnell and calgary consultants, charles lane for the washington post entries and relate a senior fellow at the manhattan institute. josh, we have seen the back and forth and really, we said today these are the same arguments made by different members, a lot of them more than 166 at this hour. that we saw in the house judiciary, house intel, house rules committee. look, other than a declaration of war, this is perhaps, it is supposed to be amongst the most significant things that a congress can do. i was really struck today how vapid and sort of insignificant all if the discussion was. as you suggested, bret, treating and talking points, and sort of worked on both sides with no real significance. an almost comedic effort on ....
In fact, an impeachment and it goes to trial before you and your colleagues, what will you be looking for? because some of your colleagues have already said they re not voting for impeachment or removal. they ve already made up their mind. have you made up your mind, and if not, what will you be looking for? al, these are very serious charges. the charges are the president of the united states used his office to get a foreign power to interfere in our elections. and then the president obstructed the congressional investigation into these matters. we saw in the house where the republicans did everything they could to distract from the underlining facts of the allegations. what concerns me, the senate will have a trial. we should allow for the appropriate presentations of witnesses, particularly as it relates to the president s role in all of this. i am concerned because the majority leader, the republican ....
Americans first and they look at what is being presented and they vote on their conscience. it s not easy in politics. i don t know that any of them are even going to do it, gllt doesn t mean they shouldn t even think about it. danielle, we saw senator ben cardin on this show, that nancy pelosi in the house has told her caucus members that are going to vote in the full session on these two articles of impeachment to vote your conscience, vote what you think is right. what you contrast that with what mcconnell already saying this is how i m voting, we are talking about, did she whether or not we like donald trump is not what we re discussing here. right. whether or not we think the party of one is over the other. we re talking about whether or not a president abused power by holding approved congressional of the united states funds to a country that is in battle with russia. ....
House realizes they got us. we better release it or else it looks bad. martha: politically how do you feel this is going? because when you look at the most recent polls it looks like the division in the country seems to very much reflect the division we saw in the house vote. are you concerned that, you know, in order to convince the american people that you are, you know, what you are putting forward, that you may not be able to get them over that bridge? i think what we have seen in the depositions that have been released now, there is powerful evidence to suggest that we should go forward and have public evidence hearings. evidence is not a conclusion. the president is entitled to a fair process in public hearings these witnesses will be under oath. they will be before the cameras. martha: you sound like you have already made up your mind he is guilty of extortion. you just said that. allegation you have extortion is a serious one. evidence so far has born that out. the pres ....