had the serge in iowa. do you think it s changed the way he s doing things? reporter: he has. you can even tell from the energy in the room here and other places as we await pete buttigieg. the people are coming to see a front-runner. a different type of energy than in the part and talking to voters here about what they think about the fact pete buttigieg is getting so much attacked from sorry many different sides. meet ryan sirber an undecided voter. what do you make of the fact so many candidates are training their fire on pete buttigieg? yeah. i guess the way i see it is when somebody has a target on their back usually they re ahead either by perception or by the polls. but he has a target on his back. people want to hear what he has to say. he s a real, got a real chance here. reporter: thank you, ryan. even though pete buttigieg is someone who campaigned as the nice guy in the race, the happy
own star sat is. the landscape they re facing. the wall street journal poll, nbc news poll, conducted before the debate, biden was on top with 28%. meantime, amy klobuchar close behind. and pete buttigieg the minnesota senator went after mayor pete making her the moderate alternative to biden. the aforementioned ali vitali joins me here. star power especially because you have a star and exclusive interview with senator klobuchar on her bus? reporter: i don t know i m grog to win an oscar for this interview but i got interesting things when i talked to amy klobuchar. mainly because we re getting into a period of time as josh said to you where a lot can change. we know that pete buttigieg is doing well. he s on a serge here in iowa. but amy klobuchar has been building the groundwork in a state like this, campaigning county to county. she s actually almost hit all 99 here, and that just sort of shows the kind of operation that
a few months ago democrats three year long impeachment and serge of articles found it s way to the subject of ukraine. house democrats embarked on the most rushed least thorough impeachment inquiry in modern history. chairman schiff s inquiry was not partisan from the outset. the procedures were unfair in unprecedented ways. democrats tried to make him into a defacto special prosecutor. not with standing the fact that he is a partisan member of congress that engaged in failure. he scrapped to cut the
workings of diplomacy, the kind of matters the like of bill taylor at the state department were actively engaged in. even bill taylor with his experience said look, there can be irregular channels, you can have a gordon sondland who has access to the president who can make things happen. it s when those channels run contrary to what u.s. policy actually was, especially with regard to aiding ukraine. that s what s going to be powerful about gordon sondland, someone appointed by trump, who provides more direct evidence of what trump actually wanted to have happen, the kind of pressure campaign that he was leading, that will be potentially damming evidence. we re also going to see the effect of the public hearings themselves are something that we want to wait and see on the public. certainly marie yovanovitch was a very powerful witness. i think damaging to the president. we ll see over the long term. but serge that day. how does sondland play overall, what will republicans do with
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