a former close friend of jeffrey epstein has been on the hot seat said since his own interview last month. they stripped any royal duties and kicked him out of the palace. that is cold blooded. it'll have to do with a woman who claims epstein forced her to have with th sex with the prints when she was under age. he took many of his secrets with him but the prince's claims are getting harder and harder to defend or believe. the guy claimed he is innocent because he cannot sweat. a bunch of pictures pictures of him sweating. tonight on the bbc his accuser said all of that is a total lie. >> he asked me too dance, he is the most hideous dancer of ever seen in my life. it was horrible and this guy was sweating all over me like his sweat was raining basically everywhere, i was grossed out from that but i knew i had to keep him happy because that was for jeffrey would expect from a. >> barf, that is awful. she claims she had with him three times in two of those she was a teenager. she said it is time for the prince to confess. >> he knows what happened, i know what happened and there is only on

that, too, is not good. >> gregg: jeffrey lord, alan dershowitz, thank you for being here. good to see you. coming up next, new detailso about the church shooting in texas this weekend. the gunmen shot and killed by one of the parishioners.et that is coming up next. don't go anywhere. ♪ illed and why one of th the by one of the parishioners. ♪ ♪ >> gregg: welcome back to the special edition of "hannity." this weekend, a gunman opened fire during a sunday service at a texas church. parishioners immediately jumping into action. one neutralized the shooter within seconds. fox news correspondent jeff hall joins us from white settlement, texas, with the latest. >> a very emotional night and the folks inside of this church in the county returned for the first time since sunday's shooting. more than 240 people inside at the time of the incident, d authorities say this could have been a much deadlier moment that unfolded inside the church. it only lasted six seconds, in part due to the action of people like jack wilson.un he is someone who pulled out his own gun, fired a sing

it's interesting, jeffrey toobin, the republicans are making their arguments. the democrats are countering with their well-known arguments. they're simply going back and forth. a whole lot of new information, however, has not come guarforwa. >> wolf, i move to strike the last word. that means i'm allowed to talk. what struck me about this hearing is how donald trump in a way has already won. how much did we hear about hunter biden? over and over again about hunter biden. that's what the republicans are talking about constantly. and, you know, there are questions about hunter biden's behavior. so this incredible shift of emphasis -- and you know it's going to be a real challenge for us as journalists to decide how much to follow along with this. but the idea that we are sitting here debating the country, the house judiciary committee is debating the impeachment of the president of the united states, and over and over again we get how all these questions about the behavior of hunter biden, the president's perhaps most likely opponent, the son of the -- and i just

i think maxwell is on the side, but jeffrey epstein is right there. the president is saying now, when that picture was unearth, that he takes pictures with a lot of people. he surely does, but there's certainly a lot of awkwardness around prince andrew. was it prince charles, do you think, that actually had the decision, stepping up to the problem of prince andrew and what to do with him, with this scandal, camilla? >> i think ultimately, actually it was the queen's decision, but she was heavily supported by the heir to the throne, saying andrew should step back. it was the prince's idea, really, there was a sense the monarchy itself was being tarnished about all the allegations about andrew and epstein and they had to cut him loose from what they call the family firm. sometimes it runs like a family that needs to insulate itself from outside forces. in this case they were protecting themselves from one of their own going forward into the future. donald trump is meeting with prince charles who is almost playing the role of the shadow king right now, w

jeffrey, what are you watching on yet another historic day today? >> well, you know, i'm thinking back. barbara jordon who was the first african-american woman to represent texas in congress gave a famous speech about why she was voting for the impeachment of richard nixon in the house judiciary committee. it would be interesting to see if anyone rises to the occasion with that level of eloquence. i think everybody knows what the votes are in the judiciary committee, but will anyone be able to speak in a way that we'll remember for longer than a day? >> you've been so good about reminding us about how historically significant this moment is. and also how serious this is and how remarkable it is he tried to spin the seriousness. this is how he described the articles of impeachment against him. >> you saw their so-called articles of impeachment today? people are saying they're not even a crime. what happened? bribery and this and that, where are they? this is the lightest, weakest impeachment. >> impeachment seems to be the biggest. this time it's the

>> she's been accused of finding teenage girls for jeffrey epstein. i don't know ms. maxwell, i don't know if it's true. all i know about ms. maxwell is she attended chelsea clinton's wedding in 2010 and she's a british socialite. so it's really hard to say. but what i do know is i conduct child abuse and neglect investigation s constantly on e street. he was running a trap house -- allegedly, now, he was bringing underaged girls into a house, plying them with drug, alcohol, and money and they would provide him with sexual favors. >> everybody says that, even prince andrew said it was a bit like a railway station at -- at epstein's manhattan townhouse. by which he meant there were these young girls coming and going all the time. why -- why after this deal in florida was that not remarked upon by official dom in new york. >> human trafficking doesn't occur in a vacuum. most of the girls engage in activities with older men. they go back and recruit other girls and they usually talk. but what strikes me as really odd, and i still can't get past this, is how the assistant

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you actually knew jeffrey epstein century. without a doubt. you actually knewjeffrey epstein and ghislaine maxwell from your social circle. and did you notice anything suspicious? you know, i have thought about your question so many times over the years. i met both of them in the early 90s through a mutual acquaintance and i met her through a mutual friend acquaintance and i met her through a mutualfriend and acquaintance and i met her through a mutual friend and i acquaintance and i met her through a mutualfriend and i never, ever suspected anything, in fact, i have been to the latejeffrey epstein ‘s palm beach home and i never saw anything untoward or indecent or anything untoward or indecent or anything that would call attention. the two details that for me were critical in my re—evaluation of jeffrey epstein was first, my daughter ‘s reaction when he came to my home in connecticut in 91, i think, 91, i believe, that was the first time in the first reaction that my daughter ever had of a man coming, ofa person that my daughter ever ha

jeffrey, we're not disagreeing here. i'm sorry if i made it sound like no one was talking about first principles. but this moment requires everybody to talk about it. not just one party. and that's what's dismaying to me. >> in 1974, even nixon's toughest loyalists were at least talking about why they felt nixon's crimes fell below the standard of impeachment. they at least took seriously the process. what i'm saying is that republicans, in the debate, didn't take it seriously. so i don't think we're disagreeing here. >> far enouir enough. >> i just want everyone to be talking about first principles. >> it's interesting, dana, that the 23-17 vote in the house judiciary committee strictly along party lines, the democrats all voting for these two articles of impeachment, the republicans all opposing these two articles of impeachment, i suspect next wednesday, assuming there's a vote in the full house of representatives and all of the members are there, basically, it will be, once again, almost completely -- there'll be a f

jeffrey, very quick last word. ten seconds. >> i'm looking forward to alan defending the president on the floor of the senate. not exactly what i expected. not exactly what i expected in your criminal law class, that that's how you would culminate your career, but hey. >> thank you very much for being with us. >>> up next, where in the world is president trump's tv lawyer, rudy giuliani? a new report on how he is escalating his push to investigate the bidens and what he claims he's going to do after his trip last week to ukraine. giuliani has racked up a lot of sky miles on behalf of the president. we'll dig into all of this in just a moment. with advil liqui-gels, you have fast-acting power over pain, so the whole world looks different. the unbeatable strength and speed of advil liqui-gels. what pain? for every family going home for the holidays, there are countless people working to help them get there. thank you to everyone we rely on to get us home to the ones we love. ♪ december 13th through the at pets20th.

welcome to you both, good morning. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> jeffrey, let's start with you. we're getting reporting that some democrats, many of them in competitive districts, are starting to feel a bit uneasy about the impeachment vote. just obviously you know a think or two about the past two impeachments that the u.s. presidents have gone through in the past. how valid or not is the concern that this impeachment process could backfire on the democrats, especially when it comes to 2020. >> oh, i think history suggests there's no doubt about it. we have to look back to the clinton case, for example, in 1998 when republicans impeached president clinton and expected because of that to really go forth and have a landslide victory. turns out the american people thought otherwise and returned a six-vote deficit which led to newt gingrich's ouster as speaker of the house. so there's a real sense in which the votes that people are casting now are in fact going to be votes that people when american voters go to the polls that they are going to remember. >> but the republicans who

terry jeffrey. removal one was the limits on some of the deductions on tax cuts that president trump signed. and quite simply, you have more people working, a record number of people working in the united states. unemployment is at a recent historic low. more people working, more people paying income taxes. cut it is true that the tax benefited corporations more than individuals. robert is next on the phone from greenville, texas, independent line. caller: good morning. a hypothetical here, why can't we have our budget that congress be basically transferred over to the irs to adjust its tax rates on a year-to-year basis, to actually come to some kind of a balanced budget? i know it would be a bitter pill to swallow, that $9,000 per household you are talking about earlier, but why not have it where -- because politics, these politicians, they would have to get their house in order real quick or they would be voted out if they don't figure out how to balance the budget. host: thank you for the call. w

video that shows the outside of jeffrey upstream stomach jeffrey epstein's jails sailed to reappear. according to prosecutors who said the video was missing. the convicted sex offender died in august come up course after the first recorded attempt on the medical examiner with bryan llenas joins us with the latest. this mystery deepens, brian. >> it does. we are talking july, 18 days before jeffrey epstein hung himself at the metropolitan correction center in new york. epstein was found in his sale with dome xl and put on suicide watch and taken off watch days before he was found dead on august 10th. epstein's lawyers contended he did not try to kill himself the first time and was instead beaten up by his then cellmate nicholas. and of course a former cop on trial for quadruple homicide denied that he beat up epstein and his lawyer asked to see the surveillance video footage outside of epstein's jail cell. on wednesday prosecutors said the footage was missing but then yesterday they collected themselves send the video was preserved and they are in the process of obtaining a copy. ther

. >> virginia roberts giuffre insists jeffrey epstein directed her to have sex with andrew when she was 17 and this morning she is slamming the prince for denying the accusations claiming he's making ridiculous excuses. in her first tv interview with british media, virginia roberts giuffre is taking on prince andrew. >> there's only one of us telling the truth, and i know that's me. >> reporter: giuffre says in court filings that she was directed by jeffrey epstein to have sex with the prince when she was 17. prince andrew denied that claim during his controversial recent interview when he discussed his friendship with epstein, a convicted sex offender who investigators say killed himself while awaiting trial for sex trafficking. >> but you were staying at the house -- >> yes. >> -- of a convicted sex offender. >> it was a convenient place to stay. >> reporter: in an interview with the bbc recorded before prince andrew's interview, giuffre describes dancing with the prince the night of this now infamous photo. >> he is the most hideous dancer i've ever seen in my life. i mean it was hor

there is new information about jeffrey epstein suicide for those of you who have been living in some sort of cave. a billionaire child rapist who was friends with bill clinton donald trump and prints. andrew as child rapist. was in prison awaiting trial recently when he was taken off suicide watch his roommate was removed the 2 guards watching him simultaneously fell asleep and multiple cameras that film that area of the jail simultaneously stopped working during that brief window during that window he then hanged himself in such a way that he broke bones that only break during a homicide. i was acting like this is i go see all. christians look prison guards are known to sleep together ok and i don't mean sex i don't mean sex i mean literally nap together 6 coddling sweetly in each other's arms like newborn kittens. anyway famed pathologist and long time new york city chief medical examiner dr michael baton has been reviewed all of ale of all evidence and says jeffrey abstains death was likely a homicide not a suicide i was planning on going through the list of people who may have wa

some people think it might not be coming after scrutiny about its friendship with jeffrey epstein and that interview with bbc newsnight, and there is also speculation that prince william and catherine's young children, charlotte and george, could come on christmas day and make their first appearance at the christmas day church service. i am sure for the hundreds and hundreds of people that come here first thing in the morning to catch a glimpse of the royal family, that would be a very welcome sight indeed, seeing the young children attending the church service with the queen, their grandfather, prince charles, and their parents, prince william and catherine. let's speak to john let's speak tojohn mcmanus outside the hospital. we saw those images of the hospital. we saw those images of the duke leaving the hospital. he left in singularly good health from what we can see from the pictures. prince philip himself not saying anything to the media, no surprises there. no clues as to what prompted this day for four nights at the hospital, the palace only saying it was a precautionary measur

we knew he wouldn't because he basically is in cahoots with jeffrey. but we were able to you find his co-pilots. i will never forget sitting in this guy's living room talking to him and he's telling me i can't tell you anything. i want to, but i can't. i look over his shoulder and i see there is a picture of him and his three daughters. i said look at your daughters, they could have been victims. and the guy started tearing up and started talking. >> he said i flew the plane, i flew it all over the world. but i was never really allowed to leave the cockpit. i knew there were bedrooms back there. i knew there were girls on the plane that shouldn't have been there. he said i couldn't leave the cockpit. he told me about the stewardesses on the plane would be very young girls. he couldn't tell me if they were 15, 16, 17, 8. but they were very young, definitely not over 18. jesse: and bill clinton was on those flights. >> numerous times. he would describe them as candy stripers. >> you are saying. many of them were dressed as candy stripers. >> correct. jes

the same federal prosecutors who claim critical surveillance footage of jeffrey epstein was missing now say it has apparently been found after the news went viral according to court documents prosecutors claim the staff at the metropolitan correctional center in new york did in fact preserve the footage that students reported suicide attempt on july 23rd they say they are in the process of changing the footage from the gel and they plan to make it available for the defense counsel's review at the united states attorney's office as soon as possible the footage was requested by the lawyers for obscene cellmate at the time a former police officer charged in a quadruple homicide they argue the video from the surveillance cameras is crucial in their case because it shows the cellmate saving epstein's life when he attempted to hang himself speculation over the footage and its whereabouts has only served to add fuel to the fire of questions and concerns surrounding epstein's death famous past august dr michael baden who was hired by a student's brother to investigate said mark epstein now live

. >> so they're doing another role call, jeffrey toobin. this time whether to take a little recess surprising. usually the chairman can just say let's take a little break and we'll resume in a few minutes but this time they're doing a formal role call again. >> this is a metaphor about how you can fight about absolutely everything. but it certainly does seem like they will take a break at some point soon since the democrats have the majority, it looks like they will push through the recess. >> it's a fore gone conclusion. democrats have the majority. they will win. they'll take a break right now. let's talk right now about what we just heard. we heard a very, very powerful statement from daniel goldman on intelligence making the case that the president of the united states abused his power and should be impeached. >> an extremely dense and fact-based summary of the evidence that the intelligence committee heard. i just like to make one observation about this. i know it's a lot to absorb, but one point that i thought daniel goldman made very

jeffrey epstein c the jeffrey epstein case gets more and more bizarre. now we have new information obout this new mexico ranch, geraldo rivera has been digging into it. very different than his other property on the islands and in manhattan. geraldo what are you finding about the use of the ranch. specifically. >> will jaffe up steen intended to be a baby farm and which he would impregnate as many as 20 young women, girls really, at a time. it is a relatively remote vast compounds, it was never his far as i know used to produce itbabies, but he does have some distinguished visitors were supportively including the clintons at least at his old west section of that vast compound. the other part of it was the mansion he had. i think it's 30,000 square feet. jesse: so just a minute just for a second before we get into the clintons. what what facts do we have that shows there is mass impregnation's on this island. were the doctors, doctors what going on? >> epstein made a.of reaching out to various scientists and specialists and endowing the various universitie

: prince andrew faces calls to testify as a witness by five women who accuse convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein of abusing them. mass evacuations as typhoon kammuri makes landfall in the philippines. now it's time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. we begin with bbc 0nline and the nato summit to mark its 70th anniversary. the british prime minister, borisjohnson, is expected to emphasise the importance of nato staying united and adapting to face evolving threats. the new york times suggests that prince charles has moved to control any damage done to the royal family by prince andrew's relationship with the disgraced american financier, jeffrey epstein. the queen, it says, is fading into history. the times reports that the financial conduct authority found record levels of debt when it investigated the credit schemes of some of britain's biggest stores. some charge up to 30% interest, and a third of shoppers taking on such deals fail to repay on time, leaving them with fees and interest charges. also, the times' business pages reveal that

. >> jeffrey, aye. >> jeffreys votes aye. mr. cicilline votes aye. mr. swalwell votes yes. aye. >> mr. ras ken. >> aye. >> mr. raskin votes aye. mr. demings votes aye. mr. consider rhea. miss scan lohn. aye. >> miss garcia. >> aye. >> mr. nagoose vaets aye. miss macbeth votes aye. mr. stantop. >> miss dean votes aye. miss mccar sill powell votes aye. mr. collins no mr. sensenbrenner votes no mr. shab bought votes no mr. gomer. mr. gometro no mr. jrn votes no mr. buck votes no mr. radcliffe, no miss roby votes no mr. gates, mr. gates votes no mr. johnson of louisiana. no. >> mr. johnson votes no mr. bigs votes no mr. mcclintock, to. >> miss lesco. no. >> miss lesco votes no mr. rushen all thater votes no mr. klein. many klein no mr. armstrong votes no mr. steube votes no. >> everyone voted. has everyone voted who wishes to vote? >> miss bass. >> misbass votes aye. >> the clerk will report. >> mr. chairman, there are 24 aye, 17 nos. >> the motion to table is agreed to. >> mr. chairman, i have a parliamentary inquiry. >> the gentleman will state his parliamentary inquiry. >> t

reverend ted elmore, rabbi jeffrey myers jeffrey myers of the t tree of lifnk you very much to you both. >> thank you. >> schifrin: as we reported earlier, the united states and iran are escalating both their actions and words. here's a review of what's happening on the ground. today in basra, angry iraqis condemned the united states for attacking a foreign adversary on iraqi soil. on sunday, the u.s. bombed this milo itary base, home t iran- backed shiite militia. it was one of five u.s. targets in iraq and syria. the u.s. says the strikes were in response to a friday attack on an iraqi base that killed one amen.ri the u.s. blames the group kataib hezbollah and says it's organized, trained, a equipped byiran, and has attacked the u.s. in iraq 11 timesn two mons.th anan official with an ir-backed iraqi militia called for th u.s. to leave the country. >> ( translated ): this is a tran nsgressione security forces and on the sovereignty of iraq. themu iraqi governmen carry its responsibility and take the crucial procedure to demand the occupier to leave the iraq territories. >> schifrin: i

he continues to diminish his involvement with jeffrey epstein, and that's significant. why? >> sean: by the way, i have dylan's book here in front of me. there are lots of pichtures of the lolita express. you have women lined up -- what is this? >> essentially as far-fetched as this sounds and truth is stranger than fiction, jeffrey epstein was running a classic honey trap system where he was blackmailing the rich and powerful. he was holding information -- >> sean: you believe there were tapes of every room. >> there were tapes. i have seen photos inside both palm beach. >> sean: pictures in this book. >> and he was taking that compromising information and printing it out and keeping files on the rich and powerful. >> look, part of this i think is even more believable, a story breaking, the daily mail, that you got a couple of employees there. speaking casually about how many times the clintons would go to the new mexico ranch called zorro. we have the clintons denying that they ever went to any of the residences. one briefly to manhattan. we have an alleged victim that sai

jeffrey epstein received near daily massages often from young individuals. he was predictably sexually abusing the youn young females n violation of the law. he specifically targeted disadvantaged young females to sexually molest and abuse. >> horrible stuff. leland: unquestionable each -- unquestionably. follow the money for me on this. how is it these women recover something for the trauma they've gone through. >> epstein's estate had has a large amount of money. just because he's died, the claims won't die. they'll be ad adjudicated as pat of the estate. you'll he see victims trying to get a piece of potentially of that estate. if they have claims, the fact had that he died shouldn't ex continuiniextinguishthose. leland: we haven't seen charges against other people. for as much smoke as there's been, are you surprised there's not more hard facts, civil claims or criminal complaints against anybody other than epstein himself. >> there's a case against prince andrew. a plaintiff's lawyer looking at this, you would want to see what the fbi is going to come u

i mean, look, i just -- i think that it's one thing, as jeffrey was saying, sometimes you look to the moderates and think they'll behavior differently but in the end they end up going with the president. there's something different than a mitt romney or susan collins criticizing the president versus supporting removing him from office. we can play this game where we all watch susan collins. let's say they did decide to do that. it's not going to substantially change the trajectory. >> it's not that they usually support the president. they always support the president. and, you know, if you actually -- look, these made-up arguments that the house shid do the fact finding, they're having a trial. if you have a trial, you find facts. they invent things to justify what they're going to do anyway, which is fine if they want to do it. don't pretend there's some principled reason for it. >> the resolution that schumer is putting forward is the resolution used with clinton. it's something that passed unanimously in the senate with some of the same people, including mitch mcconnell, who is now

kennedy: more things need to appear with jeffrey epstein because he did not kill himself. kennedy: you hold the minority opinion. >> there is that abc journalist on camera we have everything on clinton and they would not let us run the story. and no one in the media seems to be curious about what they said by that. kennedy: i would like to know. maybe she's writing a book and she's going to do all the voices. the mac exposÉ, that would be good, let all the truth come out. kennedy: there has to be truth, some sort of accountability. because that's the word. i realize the prison workers and god knows what happens to them. but they should not be the only ones rotting in the turkish prison. the panel break it on down bring it on home. thank you so much. what a wonderful thursday night. and topical storm is next. up next. ♪ limu emu & doug and now for their service to the community, we present limu emu & doug with this key to the city. [ applause ] it's an honor to tell you that liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. and now we need t

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five women who accused the convicted sex offender, jeffrey epstein, of abusing them, are calling on prince andrew to testify in their cases. their lawyer told the bbcs panorama programme that he plans to try to compel the duke legally to give evidence. the programme centred on an interview with the woman who says she was forced to have sex with the prince when she was 17. prince andrew denies any such relationship. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. the pressure on andrew shows no sign of easing. his rejection of the allegations against him remains absolute. but in her first british television interview, virginia giuffre — virginia roberts, as she was — repeated her story of being trafficked by the sex offenderjeffrey epstein. one of those she was told to sleep with, she told the bbc‘s panorama programme, was prince andrew. she said the instruction came from epstein‘s friend, ghislaine maxwell, after a visit to a london nightclub. so, andrew drives in the other car. he not with us, he's with his security guards. and in the car, ghislaine tells me that... i have to d

we know for example that bill clinton was on planes owned by jeffrey epstein, was on jeffrey epstein's private island multiple times. i cannot believe we are not talking about him. >> martha: we will see where it goes, one of the ways that they looped him in his because one of the other women said that he witnessed all of this massage stuff that was going on which is a precursor to some of these attacks so it is possible that other people saw these massages as well and they get looped into some of the questions that need to be asked here. great piece today, thank you. so can you have a terrorist? that was the hope by some in the u.k. until one of them struck again this week ending up in a tassel on the london bridge, two people are dead, and x extremist on walking away from jihad. nerg. but with less carbon footprint. can we have both? at bp, we're working every day to make energy that's cleaner and better. and we see possibilities everywhere. to make energy that's cleaner and better. wean air force veteran made of doing what's right,. not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa rea

we believe in socialism for you, just not for us and jeffrey is right. more people are supporting president trump, coming out in droves, spending two nights just to see him speak. these are regular folks because the regular americans, he connects with people and they were not connecting. they don't have a platform. >> dan: chaff might have 30 seconds left. president trump is going to eat these candidates alive on the debate stage right now. this field stays as it is. >> i'm investing in popcorn stock for one. but remember this about president obama, he has really insulted that donald trump is president of the united states. his legacy is vanishing and that he was rejected. so trust me whether elizabeth warren or alvin and the chipmunk he will be out there regardless. >> dan: we will see what happens to my thanks, sara, thanks jeffrey. up next violence continues to play major -- shootings in chicago. larry elder and tammy bruce will weigh in next. ♪ i wish i had gone into aspen dental much sooner. when you're not able to smile, you become closed off. ha

so jeffrey this is really exciting ripple labs has been on a tear with a 350 percent increase over last year and consumers sending live payments so given all this traction why haven't we seen more of a movement in x r p the currency despite all these milestones that ripple lives the company has hit . well we have to remember that excerpt here is a different specific kind of crypto stop the crypto anybody dreamed of happening in 2009 when crypto 1st entered into the world but is a brilliant technology in the sense that it's a mediated technology it's a proprietary technology and a lot of these sort of regular man on the street style in vespers and crypto are not interested in for that reason that doesn't mean it's going to change the world i think it's a extremely important technology because it's it's thriving off the failures of this antiques 1st system as you mentioned you know our legacy financial systems are incapable of dealing with the new age of globalization so this is take is taking crypto to kind of kind of fill this market need. to make these beautiful things happen and i s.r

also reportedly investigating jeffrey epstein, helping him sexually abuse underage girls, but will they try to charge her? plus, this elementary school teacher doing double duty as a drone pilot and teaching her students important lessons about how high they can

jeffrey saut >> votes aye. mr. raskin. -- >> mr. nadler. >> mr. nadler votes ay. ms. lofgren votes ay. ms. jackson lee votes ay. mr. cohen votes ay. mr. johnson of georgia vote i. mr. deutch votes ay. ms. bass votes ay. mr. richmond votes yes. mr. jeffries votes i. mr. cucillini votes ay. mr. swalwell votes ay. mr. raskin votes ay. ms. demings votes ay. mr. correa votes ay. ms. scanlan votes ay. ms. garcia votes ay. mr. nagus votes ay. ms.,mcbath votes ay. mr. stanton votes ay. ms. dean votes ay. ms. escobar votes ay. mr. collins. mr. collins votes no. mr. sensenbrenner votes no. mr. gomer votes no. mr. jordan votes no. mr. buck votes no. mr. radcliffe votes no. ms. robie votes no. mr. gates votes no. mr. johnson of louisiana votes no. mr. biggs votes no. mr. mcclintock votes no. ms. lesko votes no. mr. klein votes no. mr. armstrong votes no. mr. steube votes no. chair nadler: as every member voted he wishes to vote? >> chairman. may i ask how i was recorded? >> you are recorded as no. >> i want to make sure. chairman nadler: the clerk will report. >> there 17 a -- ch

we welcome in jeffrey gundlach thank you for having us once again. >> welcome to double line ged. >> this final fed day of the year >> yep. >> what do you expect today? >> i think i saw on cnbc yesterday there was a survey and the result was unanimous

amy walter is the national editor for the coach political report, jeffrey goldberg is the editor in chief of the atlantic, ben domenech is the publisher of the federalist and jamal simmons is strategy gist that f ll tv and also a cbs news political contributor. welcome to all of you. i don't know if you can hear the rain but we are going to pour down opinions right now. benly start with you theut 11 whais t defense o >> is it wrong or is it that he did something wrong but it is not impeachable? >> i think that some republicans are taking from column a and most republicans are tabling there column b. the response you heard from will herd just a couple of weeks ago after the hearings were winding supervisor one i have heard from a lot of republicans that say they are uncomfortable with what the president did but they don't believe it rises to the level of impeachment. one of the things i think is actually aided in the republicans in this has become more of a process story as it has gone along one where athletic go into different radicals and directions as opposed to plowing ahead with the a

law and threatened countered measures. >>> the public disgrace of prince andrew over his link of jeffrey epstein is about to grab headlines over again. monday, the accuser gave her first united kingdom interview. he was asked about virginia roberts and his notorious interview with the bbc that didn't go well. >> one of epstein's accusers, virginia roberts, ma made allegations against you. she says she met you in 2001. she says she dined with you, danced with you at trump nightclub in london and went on to have sex with you in a house belonging to your friend. your response? >> i have no recollection of ever meeting this lady. none whatsoever. >> you don't remember meeting her? >> no. >> virginia roberts will respond to prince andrew's claim he didn't know her. she will do so in a bbc interview. here is a preview. >> he knows what happened. i know what happened. and there is only one of us telling the truth. >> we spoke to cnn royal commentator victoria arbiter about the situation. >> each week, you think how much worse can it get? boom, it implodes yet again. prince andrew, i think, appr

the day the house intelligence committee will put out its impeachment report, jeffrey. the house intelligence committee is going to put out their findings after the weeks of hearings and investigations about what they think the president did wrong, and then i think the house judiciary committee will take it and figure out why it's impeachable. what are you waiting to see? >> i'd like to see how the intelligence committee pulls together all this testimony. you know, we have these very interesting hearings with many different witnesses talking about the same subject, which is the american relationship with ukraine, but we haven't had a single narrative pulling all the stories together. that's what i'm looking to see, and also, you know, we all are certainly -- i sat through all the testimony. i suspect i missed some things that will be of interest, importance, and the two things i'm looking for is the full narrative and anything important that we missed in the covering of the hearings. >> adam schiff said we will see that today, so we're waiting for that release. it could

. >>> joining us now abby phillip, jeffrey toobin, and margaret talev. jeffrey, it was dramatic overnight. 14 hours of parliamentary bickering ended with the smash of a gavel from jerry nadler who said i've had enough. we're going to vote in daylight tomorrow over articles of impeachment today in just a few hours. and it should not obscure the seriousness of the charges here. these are articles of impeachment. the president is being charged with asking a government to intervene in the u.s. election and then interfering into the investigation of the matter. how did you see this moment? >> it is always worth remembering that even in our polarized politics, impeachment does not happen very often. you know, three times since -- in the last 45 years. four times in all of american history. it's going to happen again next wednesday. the debate was revealing about what was going on here. i think republicans were doing donald trump's work. they were talking constantly about hunter biden and joe biden and the aled corruption that they were involved in. and the dem

she told the bbc when she was 17 she was traffic by jeffrey epstein and forced to have sex with prince andrew and this is what she said. >> i'm calling b.s. on this because that is what it is. he knows what happened. >> she also claims she went dancing with prudence andrew, watch. >> i was sweating, sweat was raining everywhere. put a stop on that but i knew i had to keep him happy because of jeffrey epstein. >> he had a gland problem. maxwell, epstein's girlfriend and reports in allegations with the prince having sex with virginia, she sent an email and said she had information. >> laura: we will never be the media mob, let not your heart be troubled, laura ingraham. >> laura: hannity did you have a good thanksgiving? >> sean: i fried my turkey. why does everybody think that everybody wants to see the pictures of every aspect of your life? >> laura: i know, your stuff is mostly about politics and humor which i like. >> sean: they don't really give a rip, me and my dog. here is me doing this. [laughter] >> laura: occasionally i've done a dog but very rarely. hannity, people now put on

why isn't jeffrey toobin and cnn and the "new yorker," why aren't they asking hunter biden, what did you do? how were you qualified? if you can't answer that, it's clearly, no one thinking clearly or honestly is going to deny that the only reason burisma got this guy on the payroll at $50,000 a month is because his last name was biden. all you have to do is have hunter biden show how that's wrong. gregg: i will give credit to the "washington post" who published a story on july 22 after having interviewed the fired prosecutor. and he laid it out, i got fired by joe biden because my investigators were investigating burisma which employed hunter biden. how much of the sleaze associated with hunter biden's gifter operations, how much will that taint joe biden. >> it depends who is going to talk about it. is donald trump going to talk about it? if he does someone will want to impeach him. i think fox should do more investigative reporting on its own. no one has shown any interest. look at china. china is a bigger story than the ukraine. look at what peter schweizer is coming out with. the

also, it was a very evocative score by jeffrey, it originally the part was infor jeffrey, it originally the part was in for reese witherspoon, which kind of remind me of reese witherspoon is role in that film, wild. i love that with the! i think that you might like this more than some other critics have done, because as you mentioned, it hasn't been warmly critically received. i love it when you go out ona limb. received. i love it when you go out on a limb. best out is a re release. on my gosh, this is going to look gorgeous, isn't it? this is part of the bfi‘s musical season. so they have been doing this musical season so have been doing this musical season so musicals, tommy was of the cinemas recently, we talked about that. so this is from 1964, i think it is. and i have only ever seen on the small screen. i have only ever seen the small screen. i have only ever seen it on video, before dvd, and video. so this is a real treat. it's a chance to be able to see up on the big screen, of course, it was in the news when lala land was back in cinemas, because, of course, damien talked ab