what s that? what s that i can t hear i m having yeah. mm-hm. maybe not, maybe not. no. might not have to. no. so, rachel, we have adam schiff, andrew weissman this hour and blumenthal who got to ask one of those questions today in that trial today. so, we re going to have the full coverage here of what went on with some really great legal minds. get to it. get to it. thank you, lawrence. thank you, rachel. we have new reporting tonight on what donald trump angrily said to kevin mccarthy while the invasion of the capitol was going on, while it was actually happening. but two days after the attack on the capitol, it was reported that house minority leader kevin mccarthy got into a screaming match on the phone with donald trump while the capitol was being invaded. mccarthy, quote, demanded that trump release a statement denouncing the mob. initially trump would not agree to do it. trump, also under pressure from top aides to act, finally relented and sai
moines register s chief politics reporter brianne pfannenstiel. abby: the top six democratic presidential candidates are in place. this is their final debate before the first votes of the 2020 presidential campaign. the iowa caucuses are 20 days away. brianne: before we begin, a reminder of the ground rules. you ll each receive 75 seconds to answer questions, 45 seconds for responses and rebuttals and 15 seconds for clarifications. please refrain from interrupting your fellow candidates, as that will count against your time. wolf: all right so let s begin right now. just this month, the united states and iran were on the brink of war, which has reignited the debate over america s role in the world, and which of you is best prepared to be commander-in-chief? so let s have the debate right now. senator sanders, why are you best prepared the best prepared person on this stage to be commander-in-chief? sen. sanders: yes, i think my record speaks to that, wolf. in 2002, when the
i m wolf blitzer, along with cnn s abby phillip, and the des moines register s chief politics reporter brianne pfannenstiel. abby: the top six democratic presidential candidates are in place. this is their final debate before the first votes of the 2020 presidential campaign. the iowa caucuses are 20 days away. brianne: before we begin, a reminder of the ground rules. you ll each receive 75 seconds to answer questions, 45 seconds for responses and rebuttals, and 15 seconds for clarifications. please refrain from interrupting your fellow candidates, as that will count against your time. wolf: all right, so let s begin right now. just this month, the united states and iran were on the brink of war, which has reignited the debate over america s role in the world, and which of you is best prepared to be commander-in-chief? so, let s have the debate right now. senator sanders, why are you best prepared the best prepared person on this stage to be commander-in-chief? sen. sanders
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address climate change, student debt, and the impeachment trial of president trump in the senate. this is an hour and 10 minutes. thank you so much. thank you, liz for that beautiful introduction and for your great leadership. thank you. all right, thank you very, very much. and then also i want to thank todd, beautiful job. thank you for your work and all you do for working people. thank you for that. molly, who has been with me since the st. patrick s day parade. where are you, molly? there she is, very good and i also know rob is here. thank you. rob is way ahead of his time on climate change and you should all be really proud of the work that he has done and then also where are you? right over here. thank you. it s great to have her nationally. everyone comes up to me all the time. janice, where are you, janice? a new member of the iowa city council. thank you, and janice s support means so much and i also want to mention our great organizers ray rachel, keira, moha