Mr. Richmond votes no. Mr. Jeffries votes no. Mr. Cicilliny votes no. Thank you for joining us tonight. This is Roll Call Vote under way right now. Were watching this historic impeachment proceeding under way in congress. If youve been watching today and into tonight you know that in technical terms this is what tay call a markup which means the Judiciary Committee is there to change or fine tune the articles of impeachment against President Trump before a final vote. In reality what todays proceedings have been is an opportunity for democrats to make the case for impeaching President Trump, and its been an opportunity for republicans to criticize democrats for that and to try to derail the proceedings however they can. This committee started work at 9 00 this morning. We expect that a final vote on the Impeachment Articles could come as soon as this hour, but we really dont know just when itll happen. Tonight republicans are
continuing to offer up what are basically sort of stunt amen
able-bodied, he s heterosexual, he s middle class, he speaks english, and he s also middle-aged. he s a textbook definition. dana: he s middle-aged? judge jeanine: almost middle-aged. dana: wow! well, they look younger every day. harold, what do you think of this? harold: if i m ever in the hospital and i have people providing care to me, the race and the create and the sexual orientation, gender, really doesn t matter. i just hope for great health care. i ll push back a little bit, i don t think the dei platform is solely about hating white people. i think it s gone overboard some of the examples and some of the exercises of this. i think some of the things we see are universities, one of the points that greg made about how the market forces are going to impact greatly how these universities and other places think about how they implement dei policies, but i think we always need to be mindful of the diversity of our country.
about why this was kept so secret because of course it raises national security concerns if the president didn t know where his secretary of defense was, especially given all of the tensions we were seeing, of course, in the middle east. just last week the u.s. conducted a military strike that killed a pro iranian military commander. we re told that the secretary did pre-authorize that before he went to the hospital and he was awake and tracking it when it happened. still, the questions remain about why his closest aides, his deputy, the service secretaries who are in the chain of command were not informed about this until days later. and what s the usual procedure in something like this? well, you know, it s hard to say. there s no written textbook definition for when the secretary is supposed to notify the white house, for example, if he s in the hospital. there are certain reporting requirements that are in the statutes and that the pentagon now tells me that they are looking at
latest. mike, this is wild. it really strikes me that part of this was a probation hearing and right before the attack this person was talking about how much he had changed and how much it was a different person. then he lunges at her. he was asking for probation. the video is crazy town. it is the textbook definition of nuts. to dive into what exactly happened here, as you wonderfully described the scene, when this is a judge that is relatively well known. judge mary kay told us is handling the trump nevada fake elector scheme. she is a veteran prosecutor turned judge and is handling this case for a man who is asking for probation yesterday morning. a three time felon. as his defense counsel is saying, you know what? our clients has rethought his life. he s going back to school. the judge says, you know? i m looking at criminal history. domestic violence, attempted robbery, home invasion, i think
called upon by the justice department to testify against him. the only flaw with that, richard, is we re assuing donald trump is going to give away any of his own money. exactly. fair enough. the fact of regularizing january 6th, that s the single scariest thing. what is that? that is the use of violence for political purposes by non-state actors. that happens to be the textbook definition of terrorism. i spent three yeas as the u.s. envoy to northern ireland. before that, you had three decades of the troubles. what were the troubles? sporadic, decentralized political violence by these groups, provisional ira, loyalist groups, whatever you call them. if january 6th ever gets normalized in this country, we could have the american version of the troubles. we could have assassinations. we could have political rallies disrupted by people going into them, beating up people on the other side.