should come up and speak because even though you disagree with the president on many issues you don t think what he did in ukraine was, get this, impeachable. because of that his life has been turned on his head. ainsley: he said my call for greater civility and dialogue may have been the least successful argument i made to the committee. before i finished my testimony, my home and office were inundated with threatening messages and demands that i be fired from gw. pete: he went and wrote a quote in the hill. listen to his testimony, thoughtful, credible guy. most dangerous place for academic is often between the house and the impeachment of an american president. i knew that going into the first hearing of the house judiciary committee on the impeachment of donald trump. yet, i remained a tad naive hoping academic discussion on hills industry and the standards of it might offer a brief hiatus from hateful rhetoric on both sides. my call for greater civility and dialogue may have been
counts. we are making constitutional hills industry right now and very bad constitutional history. ainsley: due process count. steve: judge, we apologize. it sounds like they are doing one of those find it and flip it shows next door. i hear pounding and drilling and all sorts of stuff down there. thank you so much. welcome to washington. pete: they are doing work? ainsley: they are getting done there? pete: private work. ainsley: hand it over to jillian for headlines. jillian: will they leave it or list it. we have a fox news alert now. sad news to get to. this happened yesterday. a devastated community gathers for a vigil hours after a deadly high school shooting. a teenager is accused of killing two people and injuring three more in a span of 16 seconds in southern california. can t put in words that this happened in my community. why? why did this happen here. everyone was run, fear. i don t know why he would
pete: our own carley shimkus is live at the indiana convention center and joins us now. carley, good morning. carley: good morning, guys. hills industry is really being made here in downtown indianapolis. this is the first ever conference focused exclusively on products made in america. i couldn t believe that this has never happened before. but one of the businesses here today is emily morrow homes. it s a company that makes hardwood floors. this is the found everywhere of the company. emily morrow. welcome. good morning. tell me about your company. how many people you employ and where you are located. oh my gosh, okay. so emily morrow home is headquartered in dalton, georgia, which is the floor covering capital of the world in my hometown. we make and manufacture hardwood floors inside medium security prison in tennessee just west of nashville. carley: my gosh. total would be around 200 inmates within this prison and, then, of course, there is at least 15 to 20 people
you see paris in total flames. you see a fumbled brexit deal in england and you see merkel totally in crisis. in germany. all three of them have very similar governing styles. they put the eu above the needs of their own country and you kind of see internal rebellion happening in all three of those beautiful countries. france, the u.k. and germany have amazing hills industry they have wonderful people and culture. you see them in trouble. you see the contrast of the reforms donald trump is doing in america where america is booming, merkel may and macron kind of on the ropes. it s been a tough year to be a european globalist but great year to be an american. katie: do you have predictions for 2019. do you think winners and losers will trade places or stay the same. i don t think it s been a i don t think it s going to be a good year for democrats whatsoever. because they are going to have to actually go to the american people and say what they are for. they are for bigger government
ainsley: 41 percent said republicans voting for republican candidates and now that s up to 44%. steve: the problem with the generic congressional blatt iballot it looksacross the coun. it is a district by district fight. and generally, a lot of these candidates can t afford 30,000 bucks for the poll, so we don t know exactly how things are going to turn out. brian: here is the tough thing for republicans. while i agree with you the economy should be number one for republicans because it is such a big checkmark? steve: it s a winner for them. brian: i was talking to a trump official last night who said unfortunately hills industry says that the economy is only a factor when it s bad. he says when it s good, people have trouble appreciating it. that s why they believe that immigration is their number one topic even though in the perfect world, the cerebral world and not the emotional world, the economy would be number one. where there is a fear of taking away healthcare,