parent. i cling to memories now of my father, what he said when he was angry, you know, what he wrote, how he corrected me. i stare at pictures trying to find that connection, desperate for his counsel and even his corrections. but it s not there, and yet the loss has made me hone in on what my father taught me like i never could or at least never did when he was alive. so for 2020, i wish you all the best and only the best. i thank you again for the gift of your attention and allowing us to report for you and to you. and i wish that you ll remember the bad along with the good because that is the way to make sure this year will be better than the last. all right? that s the argument. thank you for watching. now, cnn s special report all the president s lies airs next. 15 hours long. cold. it s not just a cold if you have high blood pressure. most cold medicines may raise blood pressure.
a legal standpoint as i think you two would confirm, this is just absurd. there s no real basis for this in the case law, but it makes a lot of sense from a political standpoint because i think what trump is trying to do is basically run out of the clock to kick this can down the road and to get past the election on the assumption that whatever horrors are buried in his finances, if he can just keep it quiet until november of 2020, after that it won t matter anymore. well, and max boot says he s not a lawyer, kim wehle. i don t know if i believe him right now. i will tell you kicking thatten ca, we know the court has said they only have until december 5th to really actually file the opening briefs. they re well aware of the deadline in the impeachment and the inquiry. thank you both for your time. i appreciate it. you know, what is the impact of president trump s lies? well, join jake tapper as he investigates the truth. cnn special report all the president s lies airs tonight at
we ve done a good job. that s not what the president s lead adviser on syria and against isis testified on the hill just 90 minutes before president trump delivered that victory speech. the turkish incursion into syria is a tragedy. it was long-standing u.s. government policy in two administrations to keep that from happening. we had been telling the kurds that we would try to make sure that they weren t murdered or tortured. but the president had also promised he would bring the troops home. i campaigned on bringing the soldiers back home, and that s what i m doing. he sees americans in syria and just pulls them out. he s trying to fulfill those campaign promises as an inoculation against the lies. he pulled them out of northern syria, but there remain u.s. troops in syria.
stronger, bigger, cheaper. to immigration and trade. we re not paying for the tariffs. china is paying for the tariffs for the 100th time. so, we wanted to know, what is the impact of all these lies? in the u.s. repetition increases the belief in false news. on capitol hill the president was a factor in my decision not to lies again. in science. lies. and the world. the president stands up and says what a great come. congratulations. no, that s not the case. most of what he says should be presumed to be false until it s proven to be true. i am a conservative republican. never did i imagine i would be pointing out the gross flaws of a republican president. what should we believe? who can we trust?
because he has told them that those folks are not to be believed. i m the only one to be believed. but some in his own party are losing faith. i ve got loyalty to people that i work with, but there s also limits to loyalty to just a political party when you see things happening. don t try to ever defend the indefensible with the president or explain the inexplicable because you just can t explain it. i m terrified that this level of lying is going to become the new norm in politics. is this the new norm? what impact will this ultimately have on the nation? the u.s. is still scarred by lies around watergate and vietnam. will president trump s falsehoods forever mark this era? how can we trust the next president? i think these are all challenges, and they re totally normal, and we have to remember that democracy is not given to us. democracy is something that we have to work really hard to