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both nationally and statewide, elizabeth warren is gaining momentum so that puts her right in the center of attention on this what will be a very crowded debate stage on tuesday night. lots of candidates preparing potentially to really go after her or at least engage with her more directly than perhaps they might have been before. but in addition to that, there is also senator bernie sanders, who just a couple of weeks ago, suffered a heart attack. this will be his opportunity to be on that stage. he did skip last week s lgbt town hall hosted by cnn, but he has said he will be there on tuesday night. and will show his supporters that he is back in action. but of course, looming over all of this is is this impeachment inquiry that really has consumed washington. and nearly every candidate on this stage agrees they believe president trump should be subject to an impeachment inquiry. but the question remains on tuesday night whether any of them will be able to stand out on this issue. wil
democratic voters they are the ones who will be taking on or should take on donald trump in november of 2020. all right, of course we re all going to be watching. thank you so much. let s talk further now about the debate a staffer writer for the new republic is with us. also with me, ron brownstein, senior editor for the atlantic and cnn senior political analyst. good to see both of you. so ron, you first. should the candidates focus on the president s impeachment inquiry and use this as opportunity to make a case for why voters should vote for democrats in 2020 or should they stick with the issues? well, first of all, i think it s going to be hard for them to separate from each other by focusing on impeachment since as abby noted, it s a unified position of the democratic party at this point, there should be an inquiry. one of the complaints about the earlier debates from some democratic strategists and
leaning into the statement. ultimately after they get through all the obstructionist efforts not to have everyone testify, they ll have to lean into it and say, look, the statements out there, we don t think there is anything wrong with this. this quid pro quo is some obscure legal term used against me, but i didn t do anything wrong, i m allowed to do this. that s the only position he can take because there is no way to erase any of those images. house chairman adam schiff was on the air waves today and he said this about impeachment. there doesn t need to be a quid pro quo. but it is clear already, i think, in the text messages that this meeting the president sought was being conditioned on their willingness to interfere in the u.s. election to help the president. that is a terrible abuse of the president s power. michael, he s really underscoring what shan just said, you don t have to have
would increase the zone from beyond the 30 kilometer depth and nearly 4 h 0 kilometers wide. at the same time, we learned the last 24 hours it look like the sdf is cutting a deal with the syrians and russians. syrian democracy forces. defense forces. they re cutting a deal and we re facing u.s. forces in a trap between a syrian russia army moving north to take on the turkish army moving south. it put us in a terrible position and the protection and of our service members comes first. a u.s. official tells cnn the withdrawal won t happen immediately, but could takes y days to weeks. fighting in northern syria is is intensifying as turkish forces are pushing further into territory occupied by kurds. this started wednesday, just three days after the trump ordered a pullout of u.s. troops in the area. leaders responded with furying,