i think this is what they are looking for for answers. it is not hearsay. ambassador sondland had direct calls and talks with president trump. one of them heard by two separate aides who have testified behind closed doors, to hearing, they say, the president on this call talking to ambassador sondland. those questions specifically about whether, as the democrats say, bribery, quid pro quo, and whether this all factored in, will come to gordon sondland directly come thursday. harris: when you look at the politics of the impeachment inquiry, there are a couple of things at least as we wrapped up on friday, from those first three witnesses that popped. one was the fund-raising letter that the trump campaign, the trump-pence keep america great 2020 campaign sent out. their original goal was $3 million. they were asking for $5 million on friday because they met that
impression. he s the one the trump orbit was most worried about early on. they said they ve been getting ahead to dismiss it but if you re a democratic voter and looking for electability, it wasn t just biden s lack of reresponse or bumbled response to harris attack but there s also the thought he couldn t go with enough stamina for trump for the entire election. the person who popped was warren. they think she s authentic, can give a good speech on the stump and that one of populism is one they think can hurt him and kamala harris is a very good prosecutor, but sort of a plaque woman and daughter of i believe indian and jamaican immigrant. she has the life story antithesis of president trump and offers a strong contrast there. so i think both of those
elizabeth warren from massachusetts. we thought we would head over to the big board and give you an early look at what numbers do we have about elizabeth warren as a potential presidential candidate? one thing to keep in mind. a bunch of polls have been taken since the 2016 election. there are three names on the democratic side that have consistently sort of popped. a lot of it has to do with the name recognition. how well known they are. number one, joe biden, the former vice president, number two, bernie sanders because he ran in 2016, and elizabeth warren. probably the three most well known democrats. look at the polling. so with that in mind, the most recent national poll of democratic primary voters, potential democratic primary voters, was taken just under a month ago. our friends at cnn did it. we can show you how warren did in that poll can. we get it? up on the screen. guess what, folks. they don t have that. do we have a graphic?
two were not in the midst of a series of terror attacks and we didn t reinvigorate the cold war, were you wrong? it s the gift that keeps on giving. the issue initially was about is trump a threat to the global economy? brian: you did read about terrorism. he had a whole host of issues regarding inflaming muslim opinion and so forth and a lot of that is coming with the protests in the u.k. and a backlash globally. brian: you do point out that president bush in 2003 had the same sized protests when he went to visit tony blair. the thing about being the u.s., everyone knows you and everyone s got an opinion abouta you. you get a few more people coming out then at the portuguese prime minister popped by. he has taken some measures, the
eporter: t paramedic told the investigator he had worked hundreds of traffic accidents but he had seen nothing like this someone with a massive head wound but not much else. we were first checking to see if she was hit by a car. coulda been popped and which woulda had more blood in the lower extremities and things of that nature. she didn t have any of that, nor were her clothes outta place. they were intact and not disheveled, so so what did that tell you in your experience. it told me from what i ve seen, that somebody beat her up. reporter: a beating? that s what it had looked like to one of the doctors who treated dana in the hospital, says aunt deb. i can remember being in that room and the neurologist said that it was like taking a baseball bat and swinging for a home run, and hitting her in the back of her head. that s, you know, the extent of her injuries. reporter: but if investigators back in the day hadn t been able to figure out what really happen