Us now for a discussion about impeachment, campaign 2020, just days after you endorsed Bernie Sanders for president. Why bernie . Because he can crush trump. Host guest because barnett can crush trump. I say that as somebody from michigan, a statement bernie won in the primaries in 2016. We lost by michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania. He can win michigan, wisconsin and probably pennsylvania. Host why and how . Whenever some people are looking for in trump and i hope many of them deeply regret it, bernie is not part of the system that they see as corrupt. Not speaking to their needs. Across the speak street here spending most of their time raising money for the next election. Peoplei think to most even if you arent for bernie you would say hes the real deal. He says he is. He will follow through. He will not be bought off. Inwill stand for the things the things that i stand for. We have a great group of people running for president. Many good people running and i like at least half of the
Questions for the record. There is subject to the length, limitation, and rules. We meet today to discuss President Trumps decision to withdraw from Northern Syria clearing the way for turkey to attack kurdish partners. The decision i view as disastrous. To our witnesses, welcome to the Foreign Affairs committee, welcome to the members of the public and the press. Welcome to our friends from cspan who are broadcasting this important proceeding. I recognize myself for an Opening Statement. This committee has a long tradition of bipartisanship. We work on that every day. I think we are the most Bipartisan Committee in congress. The main reason is that members on both sides tend to share a vision of American Foreign policy that is rooted in and guided by our values. Supporting human rights and human dignity. Leadershipt american can and should be a force of good in the world. We know that on the world stage our country thrives on the power of partnerships and alliances. Limited in, we are
March primary is just five days away and one of the biggest battles in the bay area is for south bay. Congressional seat. You are watching, getting answers. Im kristen sze. Thanks for joining us. Well get to those conversations in just a moment. But first, the storm door is open and rain is moving through this weekend. We are tracking a level one storm today on our exclusive abc7 news storm impact scale. Well see rain and wind here in the bay area. In fact, youre seeing it now from this emeryville camera looking at i80 and across the bay raining right now. And of course, that means snow in the sierra. Abc seven news meteorologist lisa argen has a look at whats in store for this evening and the weekend. The rain and wind continue to push through the bay area with our level one system, and this is just the beginning of several rainy days, so light to moderate rain continues throughout the day. Today. And these winds already have been quite breezy to gusty 25 to 35 miles an hour out of th
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