Veteran tonight about how a politics of this is getting tough for the president s party. And this day in the life of californians in the fire zone. No power, no school, no home to return to. No telling how far an ember will carry. Tonight it meant fire swirling around the library and grave site of a former president. All of it as the 11th hour gets under way on a wednesday evening. Well, good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. Day 1,014 of this trump administration. Another day of nearly hourly developments in the krimpeachme inquiry including more testimony, and the clock is under way toward tomorrows initial vote of the house. This is a resolution to lay out the impeachment process in effect. In the meantime and looking ahead tonight, House Democrats have told former National Security adviser john bolton they want him to testify about the Trump White House and ukraine. Tonight boltons lawyer says hes not willing to appear voluntarily but that he stand
As the party of trump struggles to defend the man who gets more implicated every day. All in starts right now. Good evening from new york. The Senate Impeachment trial of President Donald Trump began today. It began not even 4 hours after lev parnas indicted associate of the president s personal lawyer, a guy whose own lawyer represented him to congress as part of the president s own legal team, that guy, spoke at length to Rachel Maddow about how President Trump directed every part of this corrupt scheme for which he is now impeached. That happened yesterday, at the same time over the days preceding it and yesterday, we got hundreds of pages of new evidence from lev parnas, notes, texts, voice mails. All sorts of incriminating material turned over to the House Intelligence Committee. That trove of documents included a handwritten note that read those documents, for only the third time in all of american history, at around noon today the house impeachment managers made their way across
Under way toward tomorrows initial vote of the house. This is a resolution to lay out the impeachment process in effect. In the meantime and looking ahead tonight, House Democrats have told former national ni security adviser john bolton they want him to testify about the Trump White House and ukraine. Tonight boltons lawyer says hes not willing to appear voluntarily but that he stands ready to accept a subpoena. Fiona hill, who worked for bolton, reportedly testified that he referred to the Ukraine Pressure Campaign as a, quote, drug deal and spoke of Rudy Giuliani as a hand grenade who is going to blow everybody up. Well, tomorrow congressional investigators will be hearing from another member of boltonst National Security team, a guy by the name of tim morrison. He listened in on that now infamous july 25 phone call with the president of ukraine. Last week ambassador bill taylor testified that morrison told him about this decision to block nearly 400 million in military aid that our
Recognized by their fellow countrymen. While most countries use the 70th anniversary of world war ii to honor those who fought in those wars, certain countries had an ulmaterial yr motive. They used the anniversary to show gigantic displays of military power. Chine haw showed off their tanks and missile launchers, much of this in this weird digital blue camo. They rolled out dozens of weapons known as carrier killers, missiles designed specifically to target u. S. Aircraft carriers. Another missile they paraded out was given the name of guam killer because it was supposedly capable of striking the u. S. Naval base in guam. They even had helicopters spelling out 70 while in formation. That year the russians also held a military parade to honor the 70th anniversary of world war ii. It was the biggest military parade that country had ever seen. Missiles, tanks, thousands upon thousands of troops. No expense was spared. The chinese may have used helicopters to spell out 70. The russians sp
They used the anniversary to hold gigantic disblays of military power. China, for example, held one of the biggest military parades in modern history, they showed off their tanks and their missile launchers watch of this in this weird digital blue cameo. They rolled out dozens of weapons known as carrier killers, missiles designed specifically to target u. S. Aircraft carriers. Another missile they paraded out was given the name of guam killer because it was supposedly capable of striking the u. S. Naval base in guam. They even had helicopters spelling out 70 while in formation. That year the russians also held a military parade to honor the 70th anniversary of world war ii. It was the biggest military parade that country had ever seen. Missiles, tanks, thousands upon thousands of troops. No expense was spared. The chinese may have used helicopters to spell out 70. The russians spelled it out with fighter jets. The same year the north koreans also had a giant military parade which i gu