mr. pence: great. you -- for the people that come in and file they can use their campaign words with the signature. [-- >> [chanting] four more years. [indiscernible] [applause] [indiscernible] >> we think indiana for that. mr. pence: thank you so much. thank you for coming out. [indiscernible] mr. pence: hey, everybody. quirks good morning, mr. vice president. mr. pence: good morning. thank you so much. such an honor to be here continuing the tradition of vice president's in the past to be the to file the paperwork first in the nation primary in new hampshire. fromhis small town boy southern indiana it is a very humbling day for me. quirks welcome to the granite state. quirks turning back to washington, your aid, jennifer williamson is apparent for congress as house democrats continue their impeachment inquiry. during your recorded calls and meetings with president was theredid you -- any role you had regarding corruption and it, or do you feel at the president's call was perfect, as he has said many

mr. pence: thank you all for coming out today. it's amazing to think in 2016, here in new hampshire, in the first in the nation primary, the people of new hampshire believed we could be strong again. they believed we could be prosperous again. they said yes to president donald trump in 2016, and as his vice president, it's my great honor to add his name to the new hampshire republican primary ballot today because we need new hampshire and america to give us four more years. [applause] [cheering] >> [chanting] four more years. mr. pence: we have an incredible story to tell. president'sadd the name to the ballot for the new hampshire republican primary. i have to tell you, you look over the last three years, despite incredible opposition by democrats and their allies in the media, we have delivered. i mean, think about it. we've rebuilt our military, restored democracy. cut taxes, rolled back regulation, fought for free and fair trade. 6.7 million new jobs created all across america. unemployment is at a 50-year low. there's more am

mrs. pence said she wants to shine a light on military spouses and the issues they face. she says it's dear to her because her son is a pilot. >> i knowhieasy, but it is a life of principle and integrity. i don't know why i'm so emotional here. >> it's amazing for staff to feel welcome and supported. >> you can see the emotion she had there. in the crowd, 100 military families from petaluma to monterey. mrs. pence is now in las vegas with her husband for a trump re-electio campaign event. >> another public impeachment hearing is set for tomorrow on friday and as democrats gear up for round two, they are now changing the language about president trump. they are branding the president's conduct in that ukrainian call as bribery. after yesterday's hearing democrats are focusing on the surprise revelation ambassador william taylor testified that a staff member overheard the president pushing for ukraine to investigate joe biden during a phone call with ambassador gordon sondland. >> the devastating testimony corroborated evidence of bribery. >> hearsay seems to be the basics

i am more afraid of pence than i am of trump. >> inside the nasa aems research center, mr. pence promised more government funding for space exploration and another mission to the moon before spring next year. then he made a promise to women that the first woman and the next man on the moon will be americans. >> in the years ahead i want you to get ready because you're going to write your chapter here at nasa ames. you're going to write a new chapter of american history and frankly of human history and leadership in space. >> anush dara at that. >>> mrs. pence wants to shine a light on military spouses and the issues they face. she says it's dear to her because her own son is a marine pilot. >> i know this life is not always easy, but it's a luf of principle and integrity. i didn't mean to get emotional here. >> it's so amazing for coast guard smopouses to feel welcome and supported. >> the crowd was made up of military families. mr. and mrs. pence are in las vegas at a trump re-election campaign event. >>> we're looking into issues on b.a.r.t. and want to hear about your ex

when he approached us mr. pence did not take my question on today's events. >> mr. vice president, what did you think of the impeachment hearing today, sir? >> reporter: instead meeting with fans and signing hats. at one point the crowd chanted "usa" and "four more years." [ crowd chanting "four more yea years" ] >> with the way our country's going, everybody's fighting. like i said just show our support for him. here think he's doing a good tonight. he has our full support. and he's like i said very levelheaded. >> reporter: mr. pence will tourist nasa ames research center tomorrow morning and speak to employees to discuss the role the center will play in returning astronauts to the moon including the first woman and next man by 2024. the visit comes after stops in southern california today and in monterey where he attended a trump victory dinner and reception with donors that was closed to the media and tickets for that event start at around $1,000 apiece. we're also told that there will be protesters outside the moffett gates tomorrow for the vice president's vis

here's what mr pence had to say. i don't think there was any confusion now among the leadership here in the kurdish region that president trump's commitment to our allies here in iraq as well as to those in the syrian defense forces, the kurdish forces who fought alongside us, is unchanging. issam ikr—mawi from bbc arabic told me why mr pence chose to deliver his message in irbil. i think the whole point of the visit is to send a message to the kurds that their interests in northern iraq will be taken care of, following criticism of the united states decision to withdraw its support to the kurds in syria. although the kurds in iraq have got different interests, however, there are some sympathy with the kurds in syria. should he not have visited the kurds in syria? they are the people feeling that the us withdrawal betrayed them, and yet he hasn't gone and said anything to them directly? well, it's not safe for him to go to syria. you know, that part of syria, eastern syria, you've got the turks there, you've got so

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today mr. pence met with engineers working on nasa's artemis program. nasa plans to put a man and the very first woman on the moon in the year 2024. >> not only to plant our flag and leave our footprint but to establish a foundation for an eventual mission to mars. >> the vice president also checked out the world's largest vertical motion flight si simulator. this sunday abc 7 will air a democratic presidential candidate forum. five candidates bernie sanders, pete buttigieg, kamala harris, tom steyer and julian castro will be questioned. you can watch the candidates forum sunday 10:30 a.m. right >> can old dogs teach us new tricks? some scientists are hoping so. they're looking for 10,000 dogs for the largest ever study of aging in canines. mostly the scientists will just be collecting data, but a small group of dogs will test a pill that could slow aging. researchers say what they learn could lead to advances in human health. the project is a joint effort btween the university of washington and texas >> huge change in the weather, actual precipitation,

recognizes the gentleman from indiana, mr. pence, for five minutes. r. pence: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise today to jane paulie the community health center with ocations across indiana on 10 years of helping patients of all ges and backgrounds in need of care. 2009, these health care centers continue to serve communities across the sixth affordable oviding health care to hoosiers. the jane paulie community the spirit of humanity and altruism by serving those in need, regardless of the patient's ability to pay. on a decade of service. recognizer, i rise to the new castle high school omen's volleyball team for winning the 2019 class 4-a state volleyball championship. this marks new castle's third year in a row on achieving this victory.s the coaching staff and players' brought pride to the new castle community. congratulations to the trojans great job on a three-peat. mr. speaker, i rise today to greenfield central high school marching band for indiana he class b state championship. recently visited greenfield central high school and was able to meet some of the

pence, for five minutes. you, mr. thank chair. i rise today to congratulate my friend, steve johnson, for receiving the prestigious indiana motor truck association founders award. er imta's award is an honor give to those who embody the spirit of the association's founders and made outstanding contributions to the association and the indiana trucking industry. steve is only the ninth individual to have received this award in the past 14 years. always wanting to give back, steve proudly serves his nation in uniform and remains involved in his local church, charitable foundations, and children's hospitals in indiana. i congratulate my good friend, steve johnson. mr. chair, i rise to congratulate three high schools located in indiana's sixth district on their achievement of becoming a national banner unified champion school. columbus east high school, muncy central high school, and south rippley high school were recognized by the special olympics for their servant hearts and commitments to inclusion. these three high schools achieved

pence: mr. secretary, thank you so much for the warm welcome. it's great be back here in new hampshire. great to be here with governor sununu. it is such a privilege for me, as vice president, to come to new hampshire today and place the name of donald j. trump back on the republican primary ballot in this first in the nation primary in new hampshire. in so many ways, a movement that has transformed our country, rebuilt our military, revised -- revived the american economy, restored and strengthened the constitutional foundation of our courts, has america standing tall in the world again, has made america great again, began here in the republican primary in new hampshire. and i couldn't be more honored on behalf of the president united states to add his name to the ballot. we look forward to being through the granite state again and again as we carry the message forward. the president wanted me to convey to you his regards and to say to all of our supporters across new hampshire we're so grateful for your support today. we have made america grea

here's what mr pence had to say. i don't think there was any confusion now among the leadership here in the kurdish region that president trump's commitment to our allies here in iraq as well as to those in the syrian defence forces, the kurdish forces who fought alongside us, is unchanging. issam ikirmawi from bbc arabic told me whether the kurds in iraq were reassured by what mike pence had to say. i think the whole point of the visit is to send a message to the kurds that their interests in northern iraq will be taken care of, following criticism of the united states decision to withdraw its support to the kurds in syria. although the kurds in iraq have got different interests, however, there are some sympathy with the kurds in syria. should he not have visited the kurds in syria? they're the people feeling that the us withdrawal betrayed them, and yet he hasn't gone and said anything to them directly? well, it's not safe for him to go to syria. you know, that part of syria, eastern syria, you've got the turks the

this is what mr pence had to say. i don't think there was any confusion now among the leadership here in the kurdish region that president trump's commitment to our allies here in iraq as well as to those in the syrian defence forces, the kurdish forces who fought alongside us, is unchanging. we can now speak to henri barkey, who's a senior fellow for middle east studies at the council on foreign relations. do you think this visit may have been booked in as soon as the trump administration pulled out those troops from syria and saw the uproar that was caused by the decision? clearly it is in reaction to the uproar. but i think it is more than that. i think it has to do with the fa ct that. i think it has to do with the fact that everybody is questioning the american commitment because of the american commitment because of the way mr trump jettisoned is the syrian kurds over a phone call with president erdogan. there was a shock in the middle east and also in europe, they would argue, and people do not know where the u

here's what mr pence had to say. i don't think there was any confusion now among the leadership here in the kurdish region that president trump's commitment to our allies here in iraq as well as to those in the syrian defence forces, the kurdish forces who fought alongside us, is unchanging. jeremy corbyn has defended his decision to adopt a "neutral" stance in the event of a future brexit referendum, calling it a sign of "strength and maturity." he told friday night's bbc question time leaders' special he would not campaign for leave or remain, if his party wins power, in order to allow him to credibly carry out what voters decide. his opponents have questioned his position, as our political correspondent, nick eardley reports. applause. whatever your priority at this election, brexit is one of the biggest issues facing the country. for months, labour has walked a political tightrope, trying to keep everyone — leave and remain — happy. ifjeremy corbyn wins power, he's promising a new deal and another referendum.

here's what mr pence had to say. i don't think there was any confusion now among the leadership here in the kurdish region that president trump's commitment to our allies here in iraq as well as to those in the syrian defence forces, the kurdish forces who fought alongside us, is unchanging. a little earlier i spoke to steven cook, who's a senior fellow for middle east and africa studies at the council on foreign relations. i asked him why vice president mike pence was compelled to make a surprise trip to iraq. it was a surprise trip. and if the vice president was going to the kurdistan regional government iraq to reassure the kurds, he was talking to the wrong kurds —— region of iraq. the issue has been one between syrian kurds and then i dare say is not necessarily iraqi kurds and the united states by you think that was just an issue of security. this is the very dangerous in syria. it seems to be kicking the syrian kurds when they are down. they famously don't get on with the iraqi kurds, they don't see eye to

. >> mrs. pence mentioned she'll soon have two military spouses in the family, her daughter-in-law because her son is a marine pilot and one of her daughters who's engaged to a navy pilot. >>> there's another candidate in the crowded democratic presidential field. devalue patrick. he expressed the need to build a, quote, better more sustainable more inclusive american dream for the next generation. patrick becomes the 18th candidate running for the democratic nomination. nine have ended their campaigns. the california presidential primary is less than four months away. abc 7 will air a democratic forum this sunday. five candidates with participate. they'll be questioned by a panel of journalists including abc 7 news reporter melendez. you can watch the candidates forum sunday at 10:30 a.m. >>> italy's government declared state of emergency in flood-rah advantages venice. water levels remain high. reports say st. mark's basilica suffers irrepairable damage. many areas flooded for the first time

you've covered mr. pence on the trail. how does that reporting play into what you've been seeing on the ground? >> i've been covering vice president pence the last three years now, was actually with him during the vice presidential campaign. this is the man from columbus, indiana, who was -- much more customary, when he was selected as vice presidential pick for donald trump, suddenly he was rocketed to the national scene and took a much more -- much bigger stage presence than what he was accustomed to. what you've seen ever since during the midterms, you saw him go from congressional district to congressional district, not only helping fundraise in private fund-raisers for republican candidates, but also holding rallies for the congressional candidates while the president was back in d.c. or would go and hold a big rally. you've also seen that over the last year, craig. not only has he seen smaller congressional districts over the last several months, pushing back over the impeachment inquiry while campaigning on behalf o

pence to bet raise eyebrows the. absolutely have raised eyebrows now from the very beginning of this summit this is a 3 day summit now part of the reason that for that obviously is that you have these leaders national leaders from these 10 nations here in aussie on but also from regional neighbors in south east asia you have the japanese prime minister you had the could chang the premier from china you had the heads of state from other nations who are participating in the negotiation for that trade deal but also who do a lot of trade and have are engaged in political actions with the members of our donald trump didn't come mike pence didn't come the vice president he came last year so there were a lot of noses bent out of shape if you will it was very interesting there was a bit of a reaction to that part of these meetings these series of meetings dossier on members have one on one meetings with certain with different nations and they had the u.s. one today and what was interesting of those 10 nation members of aa on

>> reporter: the vice president is there with mrs. pence. they are meeting troops west of baghdad at a base many u.s. troops are stationed. there are about 6,000 troops there in iraq. this is a thanksgiving tradition. the first one was in 2003 when then president george w. bush made a trip to the region. we don't know if there are other stops we do know of one other stop in the region. it is always a chance for the vice president to rally the troops and also take the temperature with local officials. we know he's had a phone call with the prime minister and to get the back and forth and have conversations about what this looks like on the ground. there have been a lot of protests and questions about iranian response. then also a nice moment for the troops away from their family. they get to meet the vice president. they get a coin from him sometimes when they shake his hand. the troops really appreciate any high-level visit. they get a nice meal with all the trimmings. they will helicopter a thanksgiving meal to make sure you get a little ta

williams vice president pence was described to our committee by mr morrison as a quote for racist reader of his intelligence read book and after the april 21 call with president's alinsky you put a transcript of that call in the vice president's revoke is that right that's correct and then the vice president called presidents alinsky 2 days later is that right that's correct and you told us in the deposition that he stuck pretty faithfully to what president trump had said and that april 21 calls that right i believe his remarks were consistent but he also spoke on other issues as well including anti-corruption and you would describe the the vice president as somebody who would make follow up calls to world leaders after the president had done so is that right he has on occasion it's not a normal practice it depends on the situation and in that case he stuck to president trump's talking points i would say that i provided talking points for the april 23rd call for the vice president which included discussion of the president's landscape inauguration which present time had also discussed wi

after vice president pence visited with mr. zelensky -- six days later the aid is released because they all came convinced this is a guy worth sending the hard end tax dollars of the american people to. that is clear in the record. never once in this 55-daytime frame did president zelensky announce he was going to start any investigation into burisma or the bidens. never once. the facts are the facts. you can talk about all you want and the democrats can do all they want, but the facts will not change and i think the american people clearly see that. [ inaudible question ] >> not secondhand. sondland talks to morrison and then morrison talks to taylor and this all happens in warsaw where vice president pence is meeting with zelensky and nothing happens. that's unbelievable. >> if i can finish the question -- [ inaudible ] >> these are close advisers to the president. that's a long tradition in our country and precedent in our country. these are close advisers to the president. we'll see. there's a court case. i think september

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but the recent travel schedules of mr. trump aice president mike pence suggest outreach to voters in the rust belt rains imperave. for "nightly business report," i'm in washington. >> now manufacturing represeres only about 12% of our economy decline. share continues to et does does do the name finaial conversations on wall reet. why does it get all of this attention? joining usonight, cistopher smart, chief global strategist and head of bearings investment institute. good for joining us tonight. >> nice to be here. >> what do you make of this? it gets a lot of the attention butt yet is a much smaller share of our economic output than it was a generation ago. it's it been declining really since the end of world war ii as a share of the u.s. trkforce. nk it's a lot of attention on wall street these days because there is so much attention right nown the u.s consumer driving the u.s. economy even as many manufacturingaks showing ss. kf the jobs picture still look bright for much longer? the py,itical st of urse, is because so

yermak in connection with vice president pence's -- ambassador taylor recalls that mr. morrison told ambassador taylor that i conveyed this message to mr. yermak in connection with vice president's meeting in warsaw. we've got six people having four conversations in one sentence and you told me this is where you got your clear understanding. even though you had three opportunities with president zelensky for him to tell you you know what we're going to do these investigations to get the aid. never makes an announcement, mr. does a cnn interview. you weren't on the call, were you? >> i did not. >> you never talked with chief of staff mulvaney. >> i never did. >> you didn't meet the president. >> that is correct. >> two of those they had never heard about as far as i know. there was no reason for it to come up. >> president zelensky never made an announcement. this is what i can't believe. you're their star witness. they're their first witness. >> mr. jordan -- >> based on this i've seen church prayer chains that are easier to understand than that. ambassador taylor recal

with mr your mac rest said that resumption of u.s. aid would likely not occur until ukraine provided the public anti-corruption statement that we have been discussing for many weeks it comes as u.s. house democrats continue an impeachment investigation into u.s. president donald trump they allege he tried to force ukrainian president vladimir is a lansky to start a corruption investigation against small holdings where hunter biden the son of the former vice president joe biden was a board member it is claimed that trump withheld nearly $400000000.00 in military aid to ukraine in an effort to pressure kiev to launch such a probe a former cia officer arabian government thinks the democrats have miscalculated over impeachment sandlin is just aware that they're probably his messages have been compromised or that he's been monitored he's just trying to correct the record it's a big mistake this is all a political game here in washington it's a big mistake for the democrats to circumscribe their their inquiry their pietschmann a story to th

with mr year mack rest said that resumption of u.s. aid would likely not occur until ukraine provided the public anticorruption statement that we have been discussing for many weeks the u.s. democrats allege donald trump tried to force ukraine's president to start a corruption investigation into boris my holdings in creating a gas company where the son of democratic presidential candidate joe biden held the top position but former cia officer remedy governor thinks the democrats have made a massive miscalculation here in trying to impeach trump this way. it's a big mistake this is all a political game here in washington it's a big mistake for the democrats to circumscribe their their inquiry their pietschmann a tory to the ukraine problem what effect is that out well joe biden is out of the running as far as i'm concerned there's so much dirt on joe biden i just wonder what more dirt president truck was trying to dig out so as the stage become revealed it's going to be also revealed that the people talking to the democrats here have be

holmes, that you wanted vice president pence to attend? mr. holmes: yes, sir. we understood that was the plan. >> now, jennifer williams, from the office of the vice president, testified here that on may 13, the same day that president trump met with prime minister orban, the president called off vice president pence's trip for unknown reasons but before the inauguration date was scheduled. hill, were you aware that during that period, there was a lot of publicity, and mr. holmes, about rudy giuliani's interest in these investigations in ukraine? dr. hill: i was certainly aware, yes. the, around this time, dr. hill, you also i believe testified that ambassador bolton had expressed some views to you about mr. giuliani's interest in ukraine. do you recall what he said to you? dr. hill: i do recall. it was part of a conversation about the things mr. giuliani was saying very frequently in public. saw himthem often, often on -- we saw them often, saw him often on television making the statements. i brought to ambassador bolton's attention the smear campaign anovitch

you wanted vice president pence to attend? >> yes, sir. we understood that was the plan. >> now, jennifer williams, from the office of the vice president, testified here that on may 13th, which is the same day that president trump met with prime minister orban, that the president called off vice president pence's trip for unknown reasons, but before the inauguration date had been scheduled. and dr. hill, were you aware during that period there was a lot of publicity and i think mr. holmes you reference this in your opening statement r as wel aboutwe rudy giuliani's interes in these investigations in ukraine? >> i was certainly aware, yes. >> and the -- around this time, dr. hill, you also, i believe testified that ambassador bolton had expressed some views to you about mr. giuliani's interest in ukraine. do you recall what you said? >> yes. >> what he said to you, rather? >> i do recall. it was part of a conversation about the things that mr. giuliani was saying very frequently in public. we saw them often or saw him often on television ma

both say they had concerns as mr trump spoke with ukraine's newly elected president about political investigations of joe biden and. the committee will hear from former n.s.a. official timothy morrison and former ukraine's special envoy occurred volcker in the afternoon. to get more on this from t.w. so washington bureau chief alexander of naaman welcome alexandra i guess what everyone wants to know is will we hear evidence today that president trump abused his power. well we can certainly expect to learn more details about the infamous cole president had with the president and the inskeep if you queen on july 25th because as you said witnesses testifying right now on capitol hill listen in on this phone call and i think that it is especially lieutenant colonel alexander with men that is considered a key witness here because he told the investigators already how deeply disturbed he was by this phone call and deeply concerned and that he later on had the understanding that the meeting between the 2 presidents in the white house and that the release of the military aid for ukraine tho

mr. giuliani said that he had stressed the importance of ukraine conducting investigations into what happened in the past and mr. yermoc stressed, he said it is their position to conduct investigations as part of this process anyway. mr. giuliani said he believed ukrainian president needed to make a statement about fighting corruption and that he had discussed this with mr. yermoc, i said i didn't think this would abe problem since that is the government's position anyway. i followed up and he said they would be prepared to make a statement. there was no mention of vice president biden. rather, in referencing burisma in the 2016 election interference, it is clear he was only talking about whether any ukrainians acted inappropriately. at this time, i was focused on our goal of getting president ze zelenskyy and president trump to each other. i was seeking to solve the problem i saw when we met with president trump in the oval office on may 23rd. as a professional diplomat, i was comfortabl

ambassador taylor says that he recalls that i told mr. morrison that i convinced mr. yarmack in connection with vice president pence's meeting to warsaw, and so we have six people having four conversations in one sentence and you are telling me this is where you got the clear understanding. even though you had three opportunities with the president zelensky for him to tell you, you know what, we will do the investigations and get the aid. he did not tell you three times and he never makes an announcement or tweets about it and never does an cnn interview, and ambassador, you were not in on the call and listen in on president trump and zelensky's call? >> no. >> you didn't talk to chief of staff mulvaney. >> no. >> and you had not heard of that and it didn't come up. >> no reason for it to come up. >> and president zelensky never made an announcement. >> no. >> this is the star witness and the first witness. and you are the guy based on this and i mean, i have seen church prayer chains that are easier to understand than this, and he says that ambassador morrison told y

who told lawmakers mr. trump's phone call with the leader of ukraine was inappropriate. the president didn't like that and tweeted, tell jennifer williams, whoever that is, to read both transcripts of the presidential calls and then she should meet with the over never-trumper who i don't know and mostly never heard of and work out a better presidential attack. the president's swipe at williams came on the heels of the tweet directed at marie yovanovitch. >> what effect do you think that has on other witnesses willingness to come forward and expose wrongdoing? >> well, it's very intimidating. >> reporter: the big question is what, if anything, republicans will do about it? the one house gop member said he was alarmed by the attempt to link military aid to political dirt. >> the president the united states shouldn't in the original phone call be on the phone with another country and raise his political opponent so this is not okay. >> reporter: they are considering asking ron johnson about what he knows about

the united states government and the president and is that also your recollection mr holmes that you wanted vice president pence to attend yes sir and we understood that that was the plan. now jennifer williams from the office of the vice president testified here that on may 13th which is the same day that president trump met with prime minister orbán that the president called off ice president trips by president pence's trip for unknown reasons but before the inauguration date had been scheduled and dr hill were you aware also that the during the period there was a lot of publicity and i think mr holmes you referenced this in your opening statement as well about rudy giuliani's interest in these investigations in ukraine i was so yes and the. around this time dr hill you also i believe testify that ambassador bolton had expressed some views to you about mr giuliani's interest in ukraine do you recall which concerns yes what he said to you rather i do i do recall yes it was part of a conversation about the things that mr giuliani was saying very frequently in public and we saw them

ambassador taylor recalls mr. morrison told --ing this is i swear and affirm -- i told mr. morrison and i conveyed this message. this all happens, by the way in warsaw where vice president pence meets with president zelensky. lou: they were back to that diagramming that sentence. congressman jordan trying to follow the trail of bill taylor's hearsay information. it was quite a circle of confusion. but in one sentence, that was one long complicated sentence. google just fresh from a health and human services investigation into their gathering of healthcare data from millions of americans without their approval, knowledge and in violation of their privacy. now wants access to your bank account. google will offer check accounts. their project is code named cash. it's in partnership with citigroup. former acting u.s. attorney general matthew whitaker. matt, great to have you with us tonight. >> what a day, lou. first your impressions of how this went to your mind and judgment. >> well, first i thought congressman jordan did a fantastic job like you played at the beginning. hide

morrison told investor taylor that i told mr morris and i conveyed this message to mr yarmuk on september 1st 21000 in connection with vice president pence's visit to warsaw and a meeting with president selenski this is clarification i mean when we're talking about her tale recalls mr morrison told investor taylor that i told mr morrison that i conveyed this message to mr yarmuk on september 1st 21000 in connection with vice president his visit to warsaw and a meeting with president selenski we've got 6 people having 4 conversations in one sentence and you just told me this is where you got your clear understanding which i mean even though you had 3 opportunities with presidents alinsky for him to tell you you know what we're going to do these investigations you get the aid didn't tell you 3 different times never makes an announcement never tweets about it never does a see an interview besser you were on the call were you president you did listen in present from presidencies call you never talk with step one of any i never did i'm never met the president through meetings again was alinsky

. >> ambassador taylor recalls that mr. morrison told ambassador taylor that i told mr. morrison that i conveyed this message to mr. yermak in connection with vice president pence's visit to warsaw. we have six people with four conversations in one sentence and you just told me this is where you got your clear understanding. >> laura: he is the star of the whole hearing. taylor should have started one of the shampoo commercials from the early 80s. >> you'll tell two friends and they'll tell two friends and so on and so on. >> laura: i remember that, that's how bad it is. that brings us to our third take away. the ukraine has done better under trump than obama. that's undeniably true. despite these ludicrous statements to the contrary. >> $400 million of bipartisan taxpayer-funded military support for a nation at war. rules-based order was being threatened by the russians in ukraine. so our security assistance was designed to support ukraine. >> withholding military aid to, does that we can ukraine? >> well, how can democrats even look at themselves in the mirror after sa

i told mr. morrison that i conveyed this message to mr. yermak in connection with vice president pence is a connection to warsaw and meeting with president zelensky. we have six people having four conversations in one sentence and you tell me this is where you got your clear understanding? i've seen church proteins that were easier to understand than this. >> they are relying on second and third hand accounts in some cases because of presence is the one not letting first-hand witnesses come up and testify. >> shannon: it's stick around because i want to get more from you but let's also sneak in gillian turner over there on the hill. >> something that sources here on the hill are buzzing about tonight and will continue to do it for the ahead is the thread that ran throughout the hearing. that's between democrats and republicans about whether the second and third hand witness accounts really constitute evidence that can or should be used. republicans obviously say no. democrats are going full stream that the micro steam ahead with yes. that

with mr your mac rest of that resumption of u.s. aid would likely not occur until ukraine provided the public anticorruption statement that we have been discussing for many weeks specifically u.s. democrats allege that donald trump trying to force ukrainian authorities to open an investigation into joe biden's soul involvement with ukraine's largest gas company we asked former cia officer rima govern how he thinks the latest testimony will affect the impeachment push against the american president. it's a big mistake this is all a little game here in washington it's a big mistake for the democrats to circumscribe their their inquiry each mini henri to the you create a problem what effect is there now well. joe biden is out of the running as far as i'm concerned there's so much dirt on joe biden i just wonder what more dirt president truck was trying to dig out so as the stage become revealed it's going to be also revealed that the people talking to the democrats here and have been in touch with these other people like the whistleblo