all of these topics i expect elizabeth warren to keep talking about. again, it is what is made what has made her crowd swell. back here she has a pretty good crowd in this black town, not a black town, an hbcu. that is one of the things she is trying to do obviously is attract african-american voters. about two-thirds of the voters in this primary state. as you can see not a lot of african-american voters in this crowd. today she has to do better with those voters if she is going to remain competitive. you see her doing obviously really well in national polls when it comes to south carolina she has not been doing too well. that is part of the goal of this event to connect with those voters as well. okay. rock hill, south carolina. we know you ll bring us any highlights from her event today. thanks so much. congress has been down the impeachment road before. most recently of course with president bill clinton. so what happened in that case? which divided washington more than 20 ye
the most talked about person in washington this weekend is someone whose identity we don t even know. the man or woman who wrote the complaint about president trump s conversations about the president with ukraine, the so-called whistle-blower. this certainly isn t the first time a single person has spoken up and triggered events that reached the highest office in the land. cnn s athena jones takes a look at how whistle-blowers have sometimes changed the course of u.s. history. we still don t know who the whistle-blower is. but the complaint s contents have catapulted washington into an impeachment inquiry into president trump. the now declassified document alleging trump tried to get ukraine to interfere with the 2020 u.s. election. with all the talk of a whistle-blower in washington in the past few days, what does that exactly mean? it s defined as an employee who brings wrongdoing by an employer or other employees to the attention of a government or law enforcement agency. and who
with how whistle-blowers really have changed the course of history. they really have. we wouldn t be having this conversation without this whistle-blower and a democratic-led house. so this person is a big deal and key to all of this. just the latest example in a long line of people whoef taken actions that have helped shape history. we still don t know who the whistle-blower is, but the complaint s contents have catapulted washington into an impeachment inquiry into president trump. the now-declassified document alleging trump trying to get ukraine to interfere with the 2020 u.s. election. with all the talk of a whistle-blower in washington in the past few days, what does that exactly mean? it s defined as an employee who brings wrongdoing by an employer or other employees to the attention of a government or law enforcement agency. and who is commonly vested by statute with rights and remedies for retaliation. in this broad category of people, one of the most famous in american hi