Trump because hes broken his convenant with the American People. In doing so, we are using the powers the Founding Fathers enshrined in the constitution. To address a president who has violated his oath of office. The evidence is clear antifacts are without question. President trump is consistently enengaged in a pattern of behavior inconsistent with the rule of law. Hes refused to take responsibility for his actions. He has undermined the checks and balances we rely on by obstructing congress at every turn. Most importantly, he has abused his power by using his office to solicit foreign interference in our elections, undermining the will of the people. On this sad day for our nation, i will do what the president has so often failed to do. I will fulfill my oath to support and defend the constitution and i will vote in favor of impeachment. I yield back the balance of my time. The speaker pro tempore the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. The gentleman from georgia. Mr. Col
With the president , take it to court. Let the third branch of government decide. They are the refs. The house has never approved either abuse of power or obstruction of congress as an article of impeachment. Thats going to change today. Under which all four president s could have been impeached. This is absurd. The whole process is absurd. And has been from the outset is. But heres whats not absurd but rather fright i think. House democrats are setting a dangerous tarnish the history of this house. I yield back. The gentleman yields back. The gentleman from new york. The president s conduct constituted the high crimes against the highest crimes and it does not have to be a criminal crime to be applied to the statute. And that was found in the case of president nixon. And so now i yield one minute to the gentleman from wisconsin. The gentleman is recognized for one minute. Thank you, madam speaker. This july President Trump blocked 400 million in congression congressionallyapproved aid
Audience we tell the story of americas 45 worst ladies. And now ida mckinley 45 first ladies, and now ida mckinley. This is about 45 minutes. Susan the story of isa mckinley , there 30 years together bring happiness early on, but Tragedy Strikes and changes the relationship into a life of illness and devotion which shapes the presidency at the turn of the new century. Joining us tonight to tell us this story are two guests retorting to the table president ial historian Richard Norton smith and the National First Ladies Library historian Carl Sferrazza anthony, and this rare footage is of them arriving on stage in buffalo, new york, september 5, 1901, and that date is significant, because the next day, he would be felt by an assassins bullet. What was it about this that attract the president to want to go, especially . Mr. Smith it could not have been at a better time, because it was americas new place in the world and the mckinley presidency, very surprising in many ways. He had been i
Holds a play in history like ben ferencz. Hes 97 years old, barely five feet tall, and hes the last surviving prosecutor of the nuremberg trials. Tonight youll hear his remarkable story. And i started screaming. I said, look, i have mass murder, mass murder on an unparalleled scale. He said, can you do this in addition to your other work . I said, sure. He said, okay, you do it. A base hit. Schwarber delivers. Whitaker joe maddon told us flatout, without you, the cubs would not have won the world series. I guess thats a compliment. I dont like to think that way. I like to think theres always that team effort. Whitaker and that, right there, is the character this team was built on. You said you love your number geeks, but thats not what won game seven of the world series. Thats right. Whitaker what did . The heart. Series. Im steve kroft. Im lesley stahl. Im bill whitaker. Im anderson cooper. Im scott pelley. Those stories tonight on 60 minutes. I use whats already inside me to reach my
Ferencz. Hes 97 years old, barely five feet tall, and hes the last surviving prosecutor of the nuremberg trials. Tonight youll hear his remarkable story. And i started screaming. I said, look, i have mass murder, mass murder on an unparalleled scale. He said, can you do this in addition to your other work . I said, sure. He said, okay, you do it. A base hit. Schwarber delivers. Whitaker joe maddon told us flatout, without you, the cubs would not have won the world series. I guess thats a compliment. I dont like to think that way. I like to think theres always that team effort. Whitaker and that, right there, is the character this team was built on. You said you love your number geeks, but thats not what won game seven of the world series. Thats right. Whitaker what did . The heart. The heartbeat won the world series. Im steve kroft. Im lesley stahl. Im bill whitaker. Im anderson cooper. Im scott pelley. Those stories tonight on 60 minutes. I use whats already inside me to reach my goal