events how it unfolded and from the canadian documentary this look on how it all happened 40 years ago. just before 11 am, the attack begun. they were over the walls who assumed this this was filled by a student here it s being over run the motor pool was behind the main gate to the right was the chancellor the operational, of the communication all systems the chancery, was shot inside for 45 americans and staff. the marine guard inside fired tear gas to buy time. when it was realized help was not coming, one of the security officers tried to persuade students to leave. he was immediately captured. the staff are treated floor by floor. one american who spoke farsi went out. he was immediately threatened with death. the americans surrendered. just a portion of a canadian documentary which will be seen later today. we want to welcome stuart eizenstat. his new book, president carter: the white house years. and john limbert negotiating with iran: wrestling with history. we sa
[applause] [crowd cheering] [crowd cheering] good morning, everybody. aren t from south side, welcome to the south side of des moines, or as the rest of us like to call it, god s country. [laughter] you are part of a family when you are in the south side, because we on the south side are really a working class family. we are a working-class family who believes that if you work hard for a living, played by the rules, do what is right, you deserve a little dignity in your life. absolutely. [applause] with are a diverse family, irishns living next living next to latinos living next african-americans living next to straits, length thing next to immigrant living next to immigrants, living next to natural-born citizens, and we are a family who truly believes this diversity makes us a stronger family. [applause] we are a family that looks out for each other. we may not get along all the goingbut by god, we are to make sure our neighbors are cared for and looked out for. we may f
attack began. they were over the walls and soon the chain on the main gate was cut. this was filmed by a student. the motor crew was behind the main gate of the embassy compound. to the right was the chancellor that house the sensitive medications systems. thefront doors of chancellery had been bolted shut. inside were 45 americans. inside firedards tear gas to buy time. when it was realized help was not coming, one of the security officers tried to persuade students to leave. he was immediately captured. the staff are treated floor by floor. one american who spoke farsi went out. he was immediately threatened with death. the americans surrendered. host: just a portion of a canadian documentary which will be seen later today. we want to welcome stuart eizenstat. his new book, president carter: the white house years. limbert negotiating with iran: wrestling with history. in that portion of you documentary. explain what happened as he went outside and then were taken hostage.
began. they were over the walls and soon the chain on the main gate was cut. this was filmed by a student. the motor pool was behind the main gates. he right was the chancellor that house the sensitive medications systems. thefront doors of chancellery had been bolted shut. inside were 45 americans. inside firedards tear gas to buy time. when it was realized help was not coming, one of the security officers tried to persuade students to leave. he was immediately captured. the staff are treated floor by floor. one american who spoke farsi went out. he was immediately threatened with death. the americans surrendered. host: just a portion of a canadian documentary which will be seen later today. we want to welcome stuart eizenstat. his new book, president carter: the white house years. limbert negotiating with iran: wrestling with history. in that portion of you documentary. explain what happened as he went outside and then were taken hostage. first, thank you for having the
mr. mccarthy: we just had a vote on the floor. in march, speaker pelosi said this about impeachment. impeachment is so divisive to the country, that unless there s something so compelling and overwhelming and bipartisan, i don t think we should go down that path because it divides the country. today, the country just witnessed the only bipartisan vote on that floor was against. the question to the speaker are the same questions i provided in a letter about the unfair process that we had. what has changed since march? in all the hearings there s nothing compelling, nothing overwhelming. so the speaker should follow her own words and end the sham that s been putting this country through this nightmare. that s exactly what this vote shows today. i want to call up our whip, steve scalise. mr. scalise: thank you, kevin. when we talk about the vote, i think it s important to note, when you see that not only did every single republican reject this soviet-style impeachment process