one dozing off. brian: she set a record. the last one was set. we have videos of this. james beach chum champ clark. his name was champ for the people who knew him. he ran against woodrow wilson. he spoke for a long time. ainsley: like five hours. brian: she was lit threrl i ranting on about no damascus with a being included in budget bea bill. make sure no one interrupts her next speech. shows the other democrats she is 77 years old and has the endurance to leave. feel bad for anyone who had to listen for 8 hours. steve: one of the stories she told was this one. i m reminded of my own grandson. he had a very close friend, his name is antonio. is he from guatemala. he has beautiful tan skin and beautiful brown eyes and the rest. and this was such a proud day for me because when my
if it turns out as democrats on the committee are suggesting now, that this nunes memo was cherry picked and there is an explanation and that the fisa warrant was based on more than the steele memo and the detail about whether, where the steele memo came from is more incidental, then the onus is back on nunes and the white house to explai why they were so worked up about the memo and why they threw this out to sort of chum the waters and get us away from the bigger issue, which is the investigation about why members in president trump s orbit were meeting add various points in time with people connected to the russian government. okay, and michael, i can tell you have something to say on that. i wonder, full transcripts, the whole thing, would ever be released anyway. no, and that s the problem with these memos, whether it s just the republican memo or the republican memo followed by the democratic memo. no memo should have ever been released or should be released in this manner be
paragraph. the administration s message have a half-life of a short time because the elite media hates covering them. and the great challenge for the president is not tonight. my predictions he will have a successful speech and then it comes across well and a lot of things that 60 or 70 percent of us can identify with. the real challenge will be keeping moment up tomorrow through sunday and not drug off by the new s media who want to put out chum in the water and get trump to talk about something that is it not productive. tucker: you have seen men speeches is any of it ad lib. very small important. bill clinton was rewriting the speech on the way up in the car. trump has the perrogative. and in the campaign he would
applause despite arab israeli lawmakers in the knesset being ejected for disrupting the start of the vice president s speech main arab party have warned ahead of time that it would boycott his visit mr pence is the first top u.s. official to visit jerusalem since the trump of ministration decision to recognize the contested city as israel s capital. the w. s jerusalem correspondent a tiny kremlin is near the knesset welcome attorney tell us more about mike pence his message today. well i mean it was a speech mark with a lot of biblical references and he also praised american israeli relations but he also reiterated again the decision by u.s. president chum to recognize jerusalem as the cups of israel because a lot of praise for that in the knesset he said seventy years it has been wrong and has invited by mr trump to take that decision and also as you have said he
or polished a new leader mahmoud abbas was having nothing to do with my presence his visit today he spent the day talking to the european union so let s bring in david correspondents tanya in jerusalem and max hoffmann in brussels welcome both tanya chremylus start with you mike pence is what was mike pence his main message today. well i mean it was a speech packed with fifth nic of references praising the jewish nation raising the american is very relationship and also praising again the decision by u.s. president chum to recognize through semester caps of israel you said what has been done wrong for seventy years now as has been done right and as you heard in that report he also announced the u.s. embassy despair a controversial move of moving it from tel aviv to jerusalem will be done sooner rather than later by the end of two thousand and nineteen you got standing ovations