7 00 which means we have the great music starting to play at 7 00. But you still continue to get some special debate preview coverage from alary mel ber, the beat starts right now. Good evening, ari. Good evening, chuck. Well be watching. Big night for you and for the country. I am ari melber here live this evening from miami. Thrilled to be with you. We with three hours away from the first democratic debate of 2020 where the candidates face off on their vision,ed border crisis and the return of Robert Miller as House Democrats announce he will publicly testify before congress july 17th. This reignites the partys clash over obstruction and whether to open an Impeachment Probe. Tonight voters are likely to see the democrats internal battles over this issue because while nancy pelosi and most of the house caucus do not back impeachment, of the ten candidates debating tonight, seven do back impeachment hearings. Many see the push from muellers
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right? then yesterday. bad team. didn t find a way at all. appreciate it. democratic front runner joe biden is now clarifying remarks on whether he would comply with a congressional subpoena. he now acknowledges that he will cooperate if served with one. alice stewart and aisha moodie-mills join us. let me play you what joe biden now says which is that he will comply with a subpoena. i would abide by what is whatever legally required by him. always have. this is a trial that relates to donald trump s behavior. did he violate the constitution? pure and simple. and i m going to make sure that s the focus. the reason he had to clarify is he did an interview with the des moines register and said he wouldn t comply with a subpoena.
and so i think that this is going to be interesting in terms of how it plays out on the campaign trail. and it will also foipg back to biden and his coming full 180 on issues, the truth is he hasn t necessarily deeply dialed back some of his most problematic votes and some of the things he did when he was in the senate. it s a real talking point conversation opportunity i think that pete is weighing in and trying to jab him on it. aisha moodie-mills, alice stewart, enjoy all your thirds of neveruary. thank you, john. thanks, guys. developing overknight, the death toll is rising to over 85 after a truck bomb exploded in somalia s capital. the military retaliating with air strikes. we are joined live from nairobi this morning with more. what are the details you have at
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Former Fox News host Eric Bolling stormed out during a BBC interview on Wednesday after Black political commentator Aisha Moodie-Mills called him out for “claiming” to care about Black communities.
The conflict began during a debate about how major corporations respond to political issues, including the controversial restrictive elections legislation signed into law last month.
Bolling expressed frustration about Democrats using boycotts as a tool for social change, and complained that “everything has become political.”
“Wearing a mask has become political, a voting law in the state of Georgia has become political, and even has ramifications within Major League Baseball. When you pick sides in a business, you’re alienating the other side.” Bolling continued, “Typically in America, liberals have always used the boycott, say, as a tool, a gun, so to speak, pointing at corporate CEO’s heads, saying, ‘If you listen to us and do things our way, or we’ll boycott