A lot to talk about. Democrats, republicans in states like kansas, california, texas, republicans trying to take back control to reopen from democrats. Well bring you those fights. President trump visiting factories in pennsylvania that make Health Supplies for Health Care Workers like n95 masks. We have the story. Newlyreleased documents that show Hillary Clinton campaign started it all for laying the ground work for the trump russia probe. At evening edit, we dont follow what the other media are doing or and we do what nobody else does. We dig into government documents and government footnotes. What the documents show look like a significant abuse of power under the Obama Administration and it began with the Hillary Clinton campaign. Thanks for joining us. Im elizabeth macdonald. The evening edit starts right now. Elizabeth welcome to the show. Youre watching the fox business network. Senate judiciary chair Lindsey Graham announcing Senate Judiciary will hold hearings in june into th
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But no appropriations of money shall be for a longer term than two years. Our amendment to end the war fulfills the obligations that we have over the constitution. One governor hadfield sometimes refer to who were they and what with this really have done if it passed . To back up just a little bit, the president Richard Nixon had announced in november of 1969 the vietnamese Asian Program to remove american troops from vietnam. The thought at that point was maybe this was the end of the war. It was cooling down. Actually, it was good for me because the vietnam is a shun, they were not sending supply clerks to vietnam. I was sent to pearl harbor and hawaii instead. A lot of us breathed a sigh of relief. But instead of the war going down and reducing it seemed to increase, escalate. It seemed to be getting more violent. It seemed to be spreading into the rest of indochina and cambodia. That is why senator cooper and frank church introduced the Cooper Church amendment to stop any american
Was that leading u. S. Senators were sidiing essentially with te antiwar faction and an amendment to end the war were appealing to the public, and doing it in a very cool and calm and rational and thoughtful way, and this was a very important moment for the Antiwar Movement, that it wasnt just in the streets. It was in the senate and the congress as well. You hadnt seen this before, whats your impressions, your first reaction to just the tone of this thing . Its a very serious piece. These are very earnest men who are both republicans and democrats, moderates and liberals, people who have come to the conclusion that the United States should not be fighting in this war, that the tragedy has mounted so much over the years that they have to and they are trying to use the legislati legislative branch to bring the war to an end, in a sense creating a bit of a constitutional clash with the president of the United States. Its a very moving piece, and those are all very prominent senators. I k
Were siding essentially with the antiwar faction and an amendment to end the war were appealing to the public, and doing it in a very cool and calm and rational and thoughtful way, and this was a very important moment for the Antiwar Movement, that it wasnt just in the streets. It was in the senate and the congress as well. You hadnt seen this before, whats your impressions, your first reaction to just the tone of this thing . Its a very serious piece. These are very earnest men who are both republicans and democrats, moderates and liberals, people who have come to the conclusion that the United States should not be fighting in this war, that the tragedy has mounted so much over the years that they have to and they are trying to use the legislative branch to bring the war to an end, in a sense creating a bit of a constitutional clash with the president of the United States. Its a very moving piece, and those are all very prominent senators. I knew several of them and worked with them.