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fireworks. we expect republicans to continue to offer amendments to try to undercut the two articles of impeachment. the articles the democrats put forward alleging abuse of power in the president s handling wrel in relation to ukraine and not cooperating with the impeachment inquiry. republicans plan to offer, according to doug collins told me, a good many number of amendments still and that could take several hours to get through. ultimately a decision for republicans to decide if they re satisfied, essentially tired and want to move on. desire by some to go to the white house christmas congressional ball today where president trump is attending. that could motivate things to get wrapped up before 7:00 or so. nevertheless, we expect an ultimate vote on articles of impeachment, the two articles, taken by the house judiciary committee to be taken today, approved along party lines and sent to the full house nap vote will take place probably by middle next week.
sean hannity. former assistant director of counterintelligence for the fbi and julie, justice correspondent. let s start with you on the basic top-line take aways from the report. the inspector general, after almost two years of reviewing the evidence, found no bias. bottom line. he did, however, find that there were some problems in that carter page warrant as you laid out. he said it was inaccurate, incomplete and unsupported. the warrants that led to the surveillance. but essentially the information they collected from that warrant wasn t critical to the overall investigation and the entire investigation was launched on a very wrel-founded tip from foreign government.
the 31-year-old recounted his terrifying encounter. i remember looking down and seeing the claws. reporter: kaufman spotted a mountain lion like this one about ten feet away. he tried to wrel and wave his arms to scare it. that didn t work. it just kind of kept running and lunged at me. it was going toward my face. i threw up my hands to block my face at which point it grabbed on to my hand and wrist. that s when kind of my fear response turned into more of a fight response because i realized how close it was getting to my eyes. reporter: kaufman tried everything from sticks to a rock. again no, success. at that point, more drastic measures were necessary. reporter: at 5 10 and 150 pounds, kaufman managed to pin down the 5-month-old nearly 40-pound animal. i was able to kind of shift my weight and get a foot on its neck. at that point, i stepped on its
issues. native issues are basically ignored. so were people taken aback? impressed? were they happy that you showed an interest to hear about their experiences there? i mean, you know, i felt pretty happy and lucky that they invited me to standing rock. they have no reason to trust me. most of them had never heard of the show. so i really tried to just stand back and let them talk. but of all the episodes we ve ever done, this is probably the one i m most nervous about. because these issues are covered so little, i don t have a grasp of them either. i am just trying to make sure i let them talk and really stay out of the way. so it was enlightening for you, and it will be enlightening for the viewer as wrel. you also had an opportunity to interview an actor, and you seemed to find common ground. he talked about as an actor, he s a working actor, pretty successful. but he regularly had to be offered parts to play natives.