vote yet on these impeachment articles. she is a former cia and defense official who told me last week that she thinks that the president s conduct was extremely serious. so the fact that she is in her district at this critical moment, making herself available to voters, is a sign that she is wanting to either explain herself, or get one last moment with voters, to hear how they, how they feel about this. but, remember, this is a district that the president won by almost seven points, and so her district is not only important for democrats to keep the majority in the house of representatives, but it is also going to be a critical district, and a very critical state in the presidential election next year. talk to me about some of this breaking news that was actually from you, last night, this letter of course, from senator schumer, to leader mcconnell, and what they have said separately about the senate
impeachment trial and how they want it laid out. so the negotiations are expected to start any day now. between senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and minority leader schumer. so what schumer did last night is he laid a stake in the ground, and he wrote a letter to mcconnell, offering terms of what a trial should look like. and the big news out of that is he called for four witnesses, close to the president, close to these details in the ukraine scandal, including john bolton and the president s acting chief of staff mick mulvaney. so we heard though from, back from mcconnell and a mcconnell spokesperson, pretty much dismissed the letter saying that the two leaders are expected to meet any day, and that nothing in the time line has changed. so this was really the, schumer s attempt to get ahead of these negotiations, to publicize where democrats in the senate stand, and that they don t just want to roll over and
inclined to filibuster even though i m not inclined to vote for him. he clarified i am never i need to see how judge gorsuch answers the cues under oath. there will be intense pressure on democrats. among those up for reelection and states won by president trump. leaders say gorsuch will be confirmed. it will be up to them. how the process to confirm judge gorsuch goes forward. mcconnell could do these so-called nuclear option to change the senate rules but there are those who worry about the impact of doing that. shannon: it would be historic. mike emanuel. thank you. the number two democrat in the house as republicans need members of his caucus in order to avoid a government shutdown. peter doocy tells us g.o.p.
so, the question you asked me. what is the key? it s you. everything in one place, so you can travel the world better. i would say to the speaker, to leader mcconnell, and to the president, drop repeal. drop it today, and drop it for
joining me now, live fro new york, the 42nd president of the united states, bill clinton. mr. president, welcome back to meet the press. always nice to have you. thank you, david. i want to talk about the clinton global initiative, the seventh year as it gets ready to kick off in new york, and there s really interrelationship between the big focus you have at the conference and this debate we re having in washington. first let me get your response, however, to leader mcconnell. you warn now, in this economic clime against cutting too much or raising taxes too much, either dealing with the long-term deficit or jump-starting the economy. what do you think is possible now when you hear what you just heard? well, i don t know. you know, i m notin washington and i don t have a feel for it. i will say this, if you look at the independent economic analysis of the program the president outlined, a broad range of economists say that if it s adopted, then in 2012, gdp growth will be so