in the beginning stages of a constitutional crisis. if you have a separate branch of government acquiescing to the president of the united states, really violating separation of powers, this is extremely concerning and dangerous for the democracy. on the political front are you worried that the whole impeachment process could endanger some of your fellow freshman democrats? you won in a republican district, although trump didn t carry your district in 2016, hillary clinton did. are you worried some of your freshman colleagues might be in trouble if they volt fte for impeachment, 31 that won in trump districts? i am proud of my fellow delegates. foreign service officers that served our country and for them, it is not about politics and party, it is about protecting our democracy, about their duty
kitchen and table bread butter issues, and send it to the senate, look at us we are here to help you and they are not. and do it that way. but i think she got stampeded to do something against trump became overpowering. and she had to acquiesce in it. i don t see her leading here. i see were acquiescing. tucker: i think historians will rate twitter is one of the most powerful institutions in america. brit hume, great to see you. thank you so much for coming on. you bet. tucker: you show stomach we showed you trailing in key states according to the polls, trailing come. but what if a new candidate got into the race, a new harris poll finds the top choice of democrats believe it or not if they had the option, which they don t, but if they did, they choose hillary clinton. clinton, herself keeps hinting she may run. the attorney predicted on this show that she will. he joins us tonight in the wake of this new pole. first before they analysis to
washington and with the reports that you cited, you know, to impeach the president had already begun. i don t think pelosi made a e cool, calculation that said, well, this will work with us. i think she was stampeded. t she could not resist because i don t think she thought it was a long-term winner for the democrats necessarily, whatever effect it might have onn donald trump whatever stain it might have put on him. i don t think she really wanted to do this. i think she wanted to do the kitchen and table bread butter issues, and send it to the senate, look at us we are here to help you and they are not. and do it that way. but i think she got stampeded to do something against trump became overpowering. and she had to acquiesce in it. i don t see her leading here. i see were acquiescing. tucker: i think historians will rate twitter is one of the most powerful institutions in america. brit hume, great to see you. thank you so much for coming on. you bet. tucker: we showed you trai
may imp pllicate giuliani in a smear campaign? right. generally believed, kendis, giuliani has been involved, was involved, in fact a key participant in that campaign. we heard from witnesses in the past week in the congressional hearings that that s exactly the case. and what s interesting, i guess, about the new revelations is the extent to which secretary pompeo may have been involved or at least knew about it. ip think this makes perfect sense. right? because it s hard top imagine that giuliani could pull off removal of an ambassador without the secretary of state at least knowing tab if not acquiescing in it or participating in the effort. so details of these documents will be interesting. i think so far they seem to confirm that which has been obvious to most of us waging this. greg, you get the sense if giuliani was acting on the behest of the president, whether this would weigh in to the writing of anymore articles of impeachment? anymore, i don t know, kendis. remains to
source who is familiar with the situation. bianna golodryga is back with us. this is interesting because yesterday it seemed during that press conference that president trump was sort of outsourcing any criticism of erdogan or turkey to these republican senators. he was saying you re going to hear an earful from these republican senators about, you know, new weapons and stuff like that. and so it sounds like during that meeting, erdogan showed this propaganda video to the senators and the president that was really, you know, negative about the kurds. right. it wasn t as if this was an objective meeting to begin with because the president introduced erdogan as his good friend and someone he strongly supports and is a strong leader. so it was a really surreal scenario where you have republicans there and the president of the united states having to sell them on president erdogan. instead of erdogan coming to the u.s. and perhaps at least acquiescing to some of the demands that are comi