Kildee discusses the latest on the impeachment inquiry, and at 8 30 a. M. , ann coulter discusses daca, impeachment, and camping 2020. Campaign 2020. Good morning. The impeachment inquiry public hearings continue with Marie Yovanovitch in the witness chair. The veteran diplomat will testify but for best before the 22 lawmakers about an alleged Smear Campaign against her in the president s decision to recall her from that post. Our coverage begins at 9 00 a. M. Eastern time on cspan2, on the website, cspan. Org, or you can download and listen with the free cspan radio app. We will begin this morning with your reaction to the latest on the impeachment inquiry. Democrats, 202 7488000. Republicans, 202 7488001. Independents, 202 7488002. And text us with your city and state at 202 7488003. Begin with the front page of the New York Times, a story on many of the front pages this morning, about Speaker Pelosi yesterday during her Weekly News Conference using the word bribery. A suggests trump
Our country have jeopardized the whistleblowers say whistleblowers should be allowed to remain confidential i say good night to the media do your job and print is. Also coming up in spain a crisis of government and a crisis of identity for elections in 4 years and still no clear answers from the voters as a big change in the Political Landscape for sure i think that at that an issue has been very much a border with. Its threat to this baby one id is something that is very moving for many many people. And to our viewers on p. B. S. In the United States and all around the world welcome we begin the day with what you find when impeachment in washington protests in iraq and a new film in hollywood emerge the answer the whistleblower this week for only the 4th time in u. S. History public impeachment hearings called by House Speaker nancy pelosi and against the president will begin it was a whistleblower report that made even the thought of impeaching President Trump possible and it comes a
A court he is convicted of nothing charged in this country with nothing he is the charges against him not only concocted but as his q. C. Pointed out yesterday the treaty extradition treaty between britain and the United States has. A specific. Section in that that says. But a person cannot be extradited if the offenses are said to be political the 16 of the 17 i leased charges against a songe in the United States are unlawful they are political that thats not an opinion thats not a piece of agitprop they are under law put political there based on a 1917 law coldly espionage act which was used to chase down Conscientious Objectors i mean the media here in fairness is more interested ugly in this case of. Bass in the killing of a british teenager that extradition is interesting presumably lewis though in court was saying this is our closest ally and Julian Assange has endangered the National Security of britains closest ally let alone the hacking charge which isnt political is it. Heck
Woodward submitted it to john dorr, thats the last we heard of it. Six weeks later, the president resigned. Watch sunday night at 8 00 eastern on cspans q a. Pulitzer prize winning conservative columnist george will discussed the state of the Republican Party in his new book the conservative sensibility, he also weighed in this morning on the impeachment inquiry against president trump. This event was part of the Texas Tribune festival in austin. Before i briefly introduce our guest, i am obliged to tell you, you are not allowed to stay here after the event, you must reline up for the next event. Im also obliged to tell you if you want a signed copy of the conservative sensibility, hed be willing to do so after the conversation. Truly, george will needs no introduction. Pulitzer prizewinning columnist, he has this is the appropriate venue, preached the gospel of conservatism for over half a century. I am delighted to have him in conversation here today. Welcome, george. Thank you, glad
America. This is one hour. [applause] before i briefly introduce our guest, i am obliged to tell you, you are not allowed to stay here after the event, you must reline up for the next event. Im also obliged to tell you if you want a signed copy of the conservative sensibility, hed be willing to do so after the conversation. Truly, george will needs no introduction. Pulitzer prizewinning columnist, he has this is the appropriate venue, preached the gospel of conservatism for over half a century. I am delighted to have him in conversation here today. Welcome, george. George thank you, glad to be here. [applause] i understand that austin is ground zero for the conservative party. [laughter] youre absolutely in the right place. Before we get started talking about your excellent book, george, just its been an eventful week. Another in a series of eventful weeks. Can we just have lets address the elephant in the room. Can we have your take on whats happening in washington today and what it p