to get put back on the phone call. trump was trying to get zelensky to produce some sort of recording that vice president biden talking about corruption. president szelensky talking abot burisma. those are two huge key points. it was impeachment inquiry which may have been a quid pro quo involving the president s desire to get the investigation into the bidens. so i just want to share what we have next to us. it is important because the president said it was a word-for-word transcript right here. at the bottom of it. caution, a memoradum is not a
it seems like all day and all night. many hours credit. i didn t have a clock on him myself. i noticed after several hours, i was talking to the congressman in new jersey, he says many of the things members of congress have been looking for corroborated and it had just begun. it was early afternoon yesterday. let s bring us up to speed on vindman s testimony related to how donald trump called it a transcript. it is not a transcript, it is a memo memo memoiralizati memoiralization. according to vindman, things were missing from that memo. another source he was familiar to the testimony. test
trump s long held view of ukraine as a corrupt country. former advisor, chris anderson will be testifying as well. i want to reiterate that my colleagues and i in the foreign service are non mf partis-parti. i will take that commitment as well as my oath to defend the constitution seriously. alexander vindman claims the white house s memo detailing the phone call between trump and skelet zelensky was not so accurate at all. anna palmer is joining us now. what do you expect for the kmi committee to get today? it seems to be a lot of corroborating story and making sure some of these testimonies
threat of this fire zone. the flames could turn on a dime with how fast these winds are moving and how powerful this wind storm is. this will be dangerous in of itself. there is a fire storm that could shift and move at any point. the whole valley is covered and unfortunately we are covered in smoke right now. you are in the middle of one area and there are fires across northern california and southern california. look at all those california wildfires right now. steve is just in one place that happens to be very, very active right now because we can get on cameras and our cars to a place where you can see them. these fires are burning across the state. steve, stay safe. get out when you have to get out. steve patterson and the rest of our crew out there in california. just before steve joining us,
below the line, we re in a recession. the new bar here says 1.9. there hasn t been a 4 since the year 2000. right. you can see growing economies at 4, 5, 6%, but this has been the longest economic expansion in u.s. history. when we re at 2%, we call it ba barbecue growth, not really blazing but not growing. but not a recession. but not a recession, and weren t the numbers better than expected? better than expected, but not on fire. around the world is not very healthy. but the economy is growing, unemployment is low. you haven t seen this type of unemployment in a long time. so the economy is not in a recession. at the same time business spending, manufacturing, that is