misleading attacks on joe biden over to people in trump s circle. the report identifies them as people close to trump and his administration. just as in 2016, this new report out now documents how the democrats white house bid had to contend not only with its own campaign rival, like usual, but also fight on two fronts against a well-funded, armed, independent country with its own agenda. now, there are differences as well. this time many voters may be more on gourd against foreign prop ga da. the russians had a plan for that, too. they tried to get prominent u.s. persons and media conduits to launder their narratives against democrats so russia attacks on biden might seem more american by coming through u.s. officials and audiences. and then there is this. rudy giuliani debunks the impeachment hoax and exposes biden family corruption in ukraine. watch top ukrainian officials testify under oath. the side of the story schiff doesn t want you to hear. that heavy handed prom
everyone, he doesn t have to focus on recent hess in the congress, which not everyone is worried about day to day, but connecting, as you say, with the support that s out there. yeah. and it will force us out of this box too of measuring whether he is successful in getting bipartisan policies through by looking to where the support is coming from. and if you have support from republican governors and you have support from republican mayors and you have support, i think more than 50% of republicans in the country support this package, then it s impossible to deny him the accomplishment of governing in a bipartisan way. yeah, all great points. i was curious what s on your mind going into this. nice to see you, my friend. thank you. thank you. i want to welcome everyone to the beat. i am ari melber. we have a special show planned for you tonight. a live interview right here on the beat with white house secretary jen psaki. that s coming up tonight. meanwhile, joe
A lawyer advising some of the suspended protestors stated that the university is planning to postpone suspended protestors’ Accountability Hearings until all have had their preliminary hearings.
any hearings. i know that we have been in touch through senator menendez, the ranking democrat on the senate foreign relations committee to request hearings in regards to not only syria but also in regards to ukraine. this developing story is in many parts of the world. the senate foreign relations committee needs to act as an oversight and accountability arm of congress in regards to the if the president s foreign policies. it does seem as if p there s a new tone with this foreign relations committee versus the one that was chaired by bob corker. do you sense some hesitance on holding this administration accountable on its foreign policy decisions? well, there s no question that senator corker was very quick to use the foreign relations committee for getting information and holding accountability hearings. it has not been that same pace under senator risch.
adhered to? why, because of the constitution and separation of powers which essentially says, listen, congress has oversight authority. they have to hold accountability hearings, et cetera, and it would be antithetical to think that congress that has the right to remove the president of the united states for criminal conduct and high crimes and misdemeanors and other things would not have the power to investigate to see whether there has been that sort of conduct. combined they have the right to have oversight. number two, they need not prove legislative intent to the very person they are trying to investigate. what president trump has asked, you want to interview me and get my taxes, prove your legislative purpose. they are saying not so fast. they don t have to. they are congress. okay. so you mentioned a little bit of this, the white house strategy is to lengthen this. this is just the first stop. do you have any sense based on, you know, what you ve seen in the past? maybe ther