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Transcripts for CNN Erin Burnett OutFront 20191227 00:19:00

that the congressional republicans are responsive to that influence that it s been that way on every subject and it s been that way to date on impeachment and it s not just that the president has said this and it changes the power balance and the fact that he said it does potentially give mcconnell a little bit more ability to respond to these charges that he s just doing the president s bidding and the fact that the president has said no, i m going to defer to him. if you could, stand by. out front next, i am learning about what a senate impeachment trial might look and sound like. listen. senators will not be allowed to speak which will be a good therapy for a number of them. and for all of us. and two billionaire candidates dumped 2 million on advertising alone. is this spending out of control?

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Transcripts for CNN New Day With Alisyn Camerota and John Berman 20191226 11:19:00

all right. the iowa caucuses are a little more than one month away. and the ad wars, well, they are heating up. politico reporting that billionaire candidates tom steyer and michael bloomberg have already spent, get this. a whopping $200 million on tv and digital advertising. that is more than all of the other candidates combined. back with us to discuss this seung min kim and michael sheir. this is an unprecedented amount of money. they are dwarfing the field. they haven t broken out. what is or could be the impact of this mammoth spending? well, that s yet to be seen, clearly. but it is certainly a major amount of money. you see kind of the strategy that particularly the former new york mayor michael bloomberg is trying to take here because he s

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Transcripts for CNN CNN Newsroom with Poppy Harlow and Jim Sciutto 20191226 15:11:00

mueller investigation that created the saturday night massacre. i think it would be useful to hear from don mcgahn as well as other folks, particularly, john bolton and mick mulvaney and others who knew about the ukraine situation. i think it would be helpful to actually hear from the first hand accounts. we re going to leave it there. charlie dent, ross garber we appreciate that. coming up, president trump has been impeached and the ad wars are receipting up. there s unprecedented spending from two billionaire candidates. we ll tell you all about that, ahead. t-mobile 5g goes miles. beyond the big cities to the small towns. to the people. now, millions of americans can have access to 5g on t-mobile.

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Transcripts for MSNBC Andrea Mitchell Reports 20191226 17:49:00

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