she is being grilled on why she was ousted by president donald j. trump. and what this might say about the president's approach to foreign policy. here's some video of marie yovanovitch taking the oath before testifying before the house intelligence committee. she delivered opening statements, saying she was dedicated to anticorruption work and that her service was an expression of gratitude to the country. president donald j. trump fired her in what many have called a smear campaign orchestrated by the presidents attorney rudy giuliani. the president is accused of withholding congressional aid to ukraine while he pressured the country to investigate joe biden and biden's son hunter. let's listen in and hear what she has to say.>> that that is what it was.>> who else was involved in this concerted campaign against you?>> there were some members of the press, and others in mayor giuliani's circle. >>> who from ukraine?>> in ukraine, i think, well, mister lutsenko, the prosecutor general. mister show ken, his predecessor, certainly. >> and at this time, mist

we never had a stronger president than donald j. trump. david: you would have to be to stand up to what he has taken. it's hard to imagine that anybody could put themselves in his place. but at the same time when you have think of everything -- what was his mood. does he show any signs when you saw him of being beaten down? >> president trump's opponents who are fantasizing that he's in the oval office curled you have in a fetal position sucking his thumb will be sorely disappointed. that's not the president we saw. i have never seen him for energetic, positive, funny than was tuesday. the president is not melting down, he's doubling down on what he believes is necessary to keep this country great. he's work every day on our behalf. david: you saw him on the heels of that magnificent al-baghdadi raid where we got the founder of isis. pastor, great to see you again. thank you for being here. have a wonderful weekend. president trump preparing for a major rally tonight in mississippi. we call it the mother standard of care. it's the idea tha

we are fortunate to be joined today by our commander-in-chief, president donald j. trump. and the first lady, melania trump. the first sitting president to attend the veterans day parade, which speaks volumes to his commitment to you, our veterans, and active duty military. there is truly no greater supporter of the united states armed forces then our 45th president. always had ahas special relationship with the military. and specifically with the new york city veterans day parade. over 25 years ago, donald trump he is continued that special relationship by making veterans affairs a priority since the moment he was sworn in as president of the united states. the men and women of our military put their lives on the line every day while on aft -- while on active duty. billy their own family and friends at home. understands the sacrifice you, our warriors, make to this country. since day one of his ministration he has made every effort to ensure that when you return home, you are protected, supported, and given the resources you need in order to thrive and prosper. affairs ve

mississippi welcomes you because mississippi is donald j. trump country. [cheers and applause] we gave you almost 60% of the vote in 2016 and next year we will do even better. the reason is, because president trump is a strong leader. he is the right leader to defeat the radical liberals who have taken over the democrat party. now, these radical liberals have been trying to remove our president from office since the very day he was sworn in. they have disrespected him and that means they have disrespected us. jim hood does not stand with our president, he stands at the radical liberals. when the radical liberals tried to stop the president on border security, jim hood stood with the liberals. when the choice was donald j. trump, our cricket hillary, he stood with hillary clinton. and today with the election just days away, i'm standing with president donald trump and jim. and jim hood's standing with the liberals. now mississippi, it's time to choose. it's time to stand up and be counted. are we going to stand with president donald trump? are you going to

mississippi welcomes you because mississippi is donald j. trump country. [applause and cheers] we gave you almost 60% of the vote in 2016, and next year we are going to do even better. [applause and cheers] and the reason is because president trump is a strong leader. he's the right leader to defeat the radical liberals who have taken over the democrat party. [applause and cheers] now these radical liberals have been trying to remove our president from office since the very day he was sworn in. >> [booing] they have: disrespected him, and that means they have disrespected us. [applause and cheers] jim hood does not stand with our president. he stands with the radical liberals. >> [booing] when the radical liberals tried to stop the president on border security, jim hood stood with the liberals. >> [booing] when the choice was donald j. trump or crooked hillary, jim hood stood with hillary clinton. >> [booing] mr. reeves: and today with the election days away, i'm standing with president donald trump. [applause and cheers] and jim hood is standing with the

i can't think of one politician in my lifetime that's kept his promises more than donald j. trump. that's why i believe he gets re-elected. >> let me ask one final question. this is the impeachment stuff out of 2020. both of you have been some of the most prominent voices in american politics over the last few decades. and one of the things that's happened during that time period is that our politics have become more polarized, our media has become more polarized, even tribal, i would say, so james, i'll just give you this question. from both the campaign standpoint as well as from a media standpoint, where do you see this polarization going? is it sustainable for the country? what do you think we need to do about it? >> i don't know if there is very much that you can do about it. but i do know in 2018 we had a lot of swing voters an most of them were from the suburbs. a lot of women. a lot of college educated women. you know, eight point plus congressional majority tells me that there is a potentially emerging majority in the united states. only one political party has ever won th

efforts to impeach and remove donald j. trump from the presidency have clearly divided the country this should not surprise anyone trump is probably the most divisive public figure of our time however all this division over a single person is changing in even damaging institutions is impeachment being normal. back with our new scene in the us has announced that next year it will only acquire works by female artists the movie is meant to mark the 100th anniversary of women getting the vote getting the right to vote in the u.s. or the baltimore museum of art will also feature works exclusively by women in 19 of its $22.00 exhibitions and will also include at least one transgender artist we discuss the issue with the leader of british political party justice for men and boys and also with the women's rights activist. museum is actually to affirmative action to right a historical wrong which has been. excluding basically women from from the arts world and i fully support their their choice all too often in recent years i've see

we never had a stronger president than donald j. trump. david: you would have to be to stand up to what he has taken. it's hard to imagine that anybody could put themselves in his place. but at the same time when you have think of everything -- what was his mood. does he show any signs when you saw him of being beaten down? >> president trump's opponents who are fantasizing that he's in the oval office curled you have in a fetal position sucking his thumb will be sorely disappointed. that's not the president we saw. i have never seen him for energetic, positive, funny than was tuesday. the president is not melting down, he's doubling down on what he believes is necessary to keep this country great. he's work every day on our behalf. david: you saw him on the heels of that magnificent al-baghdadi raid where we got the founder of isis. pastor, great to see you again. thank you for being here. have a wonderful weekend. president trump preparing for a major rally tonight in mississippi. we'll no doubt have some fun ♪ limu emu & doug hour 36

j.p. morgan advisor can help you. visit your local chase branch. >>> as the president ramps up his attacks on impeachment, he still faces a number of significant issues abroad. today north korea test fired two short range missiles off their own east coast. "washington post" reports the 12th test since may came days after the north said it was losing patience with the u.s. over stalled denuclearization talks. also today, there is this. isis confirmed the death of baghdadi and named its new leader, virtually unknown to the outside world, but in an audio message, the group warned the united states not to celebrate baghdadi's death and urged its fighters to seek revenge. "the new york times" reports that waves of u.s. troops are leaving northeast syria every day under the president's orders while at the same time a separate wave of troops is headed into the country from the opposite direction. eric schmidt, helene cooper write this. "once the comings and goings are done, the total number of

we saw three marathon days of testimony in the impeachment of donald j. trump this week. we've now seen public testimony from 12 different witnesses including three that were requested by the republicans on the committee. though you'd never notice by the way they treated them. you know, if you were pressed for time and i get it if you were, it was a crazy week, and you want a sort of top line take away from all this testimony and hearings this week, it's he did it. that's basically the top line take away. one thing that we have seen over the last two weeks and there's been a lot of testimony about just how messed up it was for the president to do what he did to ukraine, right, to with hold assistance and support. i mean, ukraine continues to this very moment as i'm speaking to you, they're literally in a hot shooting war with russia right now, thousands and thousands of ukrainian soldiers have died. ukraine is occupying huge parts of that country, and we are the u.s., we are ukraine's ally. and just to be clear here, we are not ukraine's ally or assisting them because of

full steam ahead and they are moving to the impeachment of president donald j. trump. sources tell cnn a vote could come within weeks and this vote comes after the most contentious hearings. fiona hill debunking one of the conspiracy theories that it was ukraine and not russia to interfere in the 2016 to help democrats. >> based on questions and statements i've heard, some of you on this committee appear to believe that russia and its security services did not conduct a campaign against our country and that perhaps, somehow, for some reason ukraine did. this is a fictional narrative that is being perpetrated and propagated by the russian security services themselves. >> a fictional narrative and she's not trying to be subtle. she's saying anyone who pushes those conspiracy theorys is an unwitting russian agent helping putin. hill also attacking trump's efforts. president trump's ambassador to the eu about the investigations. >> he was being involved in a domestic, political errand and i did say to him, ambassador sondland, i think this is all going to blow up, and here

trump won. >> ignore how we voted. >> my president. >> i'm donald j. trump and i approve this message. >> "the late show" has acquired the outtakes. >> impeachment is a waste of time. well, not a complete waste of time, i mean it is in the constitution. >> cut. >> come on, you need this. you don't want to go back to playing dead bodies on "law & order." "read the transcript." you know, i haven't actually read it. do we have a copy? wow, this is really bad. "there was no quid pro quo." wait, didn't the ambassador say there was. >> cut. >> impeachment is a bunch of bull. >> cut. >> can you do it more like this, please?

j. trump as rudy's private client. we'll talk with professor tribe about that when he joins me a bit later on. back to george kent, he is going to answer questions again in the first day of public testimony next week. here to discuss, cnn senior political reporter nia-malika henderson, carl bernstein, plus chief cnn legal analyst and author jeffrey toobin. once again, jeff, rudy giuliani at the center of this, and in one tweet, essentially exposes his client. >> and the question has always been what was he doing and who was he doing it for? now his view is in the tweet that well, it was all just work as a defense attorney. so if that's the case, why is he making american foreign policy over there? why is he deciding whether, you know, this aid goes through or not, whether the president of the united states meets with the president of ukraine? every witness that has come forward so far has said that those were the real objectives of american foreign policy. >> and the president multiple t

president donald trump to pay $2000000.00 for misusing funds from his own charity the donald j. trump foundation money was channeled from the charity directly into trump's 2016 presidential campaign. the bolivian government has blamed the opposition for post-election violence that has rocked the country vice president. naira urge opposition leaders to accept the results of october's presidential vote for as an evo morales one of 4th mandate in the 1st round of the election amid allegations of vote rigging. in west africa tens of thousands marched in the guinea and capital city can achree to protest a change in the country's constitution that could allow the president to seek a 3rd term 13 demonstrators have been killed in clashes with police in recent weeks . to iraq now where protests against the government are not relenting at least 6 people were shot dead in the latest round of violence and the so-called battle of bridges over control of some of crucial parts of baghdad there is still everything to fight for. for iraq's protest as this will go to is a symbol of a country divi

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mississippi welcomes you because mississippi is donald j trump country! [cheering] we gave you almost 60% of the vote in 2016 and next year we are going to do even better. [cheering] and the reason is because president trump is a strong leader. he's the right leader to defeat the radical liberals who have taken over the democrat party. these radical liberals have been trying to remove our president from office since the very day he was sworn in. they have disrespected him and that means they have disrespected us. jim hood does not stand with our president come he stands with the radical liberals. when the radical liberals try to stop the president on border security, jim hood stood with the liberals. when the choice was donald j trump or cricket hillary, jim hood stood with hillary clinton. today with the election days away i'm standing with president donald trump. [cheering] and jim hood is standing with the liberals. now mississippi, it's time to choose. it is time to stand up and be counted. are we going to stand with president donald trump? [cheering]

j. trump back on the republican primary ballot in this first in the nation primary in new hampshire. , a movement that has transformed our country, rebuilt our military, revised the american economy, restored 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. i could not 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 to convey his regards and to say to our supporters across the answer, we are grateful for your support today. we have made america great again. to keep america great, we're going to reelect president donald trump for four more years. thank you so much. >> [chanting] four more years. four more years. mr. pence: great. you -- for the people that come in and file they can use their campaign words

j. trump. chuck rosenberg, you and i have been watching this all day and all week. chairman schiff really underscoring there the case that democrats feel that they have made brick by brick by brick. and it's fair and irrefutable that today two more bricks in the wall in terms of fact witnesses to what became clear to everyone was a quid pro quo, the conditioning of military aid and a meeting for the new leader of ukraine on those investigations that in the words of fiona hill were domestic politics squarely, investigations that would damage the bidens, investigations into what ambassador mcfaul called cockamaney. >> i know we are going to talk about the details. but so is the context. so for people who are watching pieces of this or may not know a little bit of the history, may i? >> please. >> so in 2014 russia invades ukraine. they are still there. we learned from ambassador taylor a couple of days ago last week. >> last wednesday. >> that russia occupies about 7% of ukrainian territor

the swamp is being drained by donald j. trump and they don't like sit one bit. but he's been fighting tooth and nail for the american people. and despite the fact they have this circus going on in washington, d.c. whether it was the mueller investigation or trying to block brett kavanaugh from becoming a spreemg court justice or the ukrainian hoax going on. it doesn't matter because the president every single day is making changes. congress is doing nothing for the people of this country. trish: it's amazing how much he has gone the accomplished in the face of all this. i know you are traveling the country. what do you hear when you go outside of this new york city bubble. >> people are supportive of this president and it shocks me every single day when it happens. i think that people are being even quieter now that as we lead up to 2020 with their support for donald trump. they made it so hard to be a trump supporter. the media vilifies anybody that supports our president. it seems like lunacy to say that. the number of people that come up when number my home s

trump won. >> ignore how we voted. >> my president. >> i'm donald j. trump and i approve this message. >> "the late show" has acquired the outtakes. >> impeachment is a waste of time. well, not a complete waste of time, i mean it is in the constitution. >> cut. >> come on, you need this. you don't want to go back to playing dead bodies on "law & order." "read the transcript." you know, i haven't actually read it. do we have a copy? wow, this is really bad. "there was no quid pro quo." wait, didn't the ambassador say there was. >> cut. >> impeachment is a bunch of bull. >> cut. >> can you do it more like this, please? >> impeachment is a bunch of bull. >> wow, a little over the top, isn't it she seems insane. >> donald trump is my... line? >> president. >> sorry, it is a tough role. >> you are an actor. act like you like him. >> okay, you got this. can i just do something from "guys and dolls?" like, ♪ sit down, sit down, sit down ♪ sit down, you're rockin' the boat. ♪ >> it's the "late show with stephen colbert!" tonight: no quid, no co. plus, he

j. trump. [cheers and applause] this is the president i feel most embodies the true spirit that we all felt with ronald reagan and they feel alive in joy and hope because like ronald reagan donald j. trump did not need the job the best things we can accomplish it doesn't matter if you don't matter who gets the credit that is the president is in the way the gradable one - - incredible family is about giving back to this country and fighting for each and every one of us. [applause] i have traveled across this incredible amazing country that we call america the united states of america because more unites us than divides us and president trump and for the forgotten man and women who fights by my side how beautiful how he was in 2016 to fight for this country and to fight for his father like ronald reagan his family and incredibly exceptionalhi human being is on the sidelines and everything is at stake. s [applause] you get involved and put skin in the game and fight for what you believe in

. >> i now recognize myself to give an opening statement in the impeachment inquiry into donald j. trump, the 45th president of the united states. our answer to these questions will affect not only the future of this presidency but the future of the presidency itself. >> it seems you agreed, witting or unwittingly to participate in a drama. but the main performance, a russia hoax, has ended, and you've been cast in the low-rent ukrainian sequel. >> do you swear or affirm that the testimony you are about to give is the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth so help you god? >> it was unexpected and most unfortunate, however, to watch some americans, including those who allied themselves with corrupt ukrainians in pursuit of private agendas, launch attacks on dedicated public servants advancing u.s. interests in ukraine. in my opinion, those attacks undermined u.s. and ukrainian national interests and damaged our critical bilateral relationship. >> your staff member could overhear mr. sondland on the phone -- could overhear the president on the phone with mr. sondland, is

thane's only one answer it's donald j. trump, 45th president of the united states. so who was holdi up the military assistance? was it you? no, it wasn't. was it ambassador volker? no. was it ambassador taylor? no. was it deputy secretary kent? no. was it secretary of state pompeo? no. who had the decision to release the eight? it was one person, donald j. trump, president of the united states thinkleagues seem to have unless the president stays -- says the magic words, i hereby bribe the ukrainians, that there's no evidence. but let's look to the best evidencef what is in the president's head, what is his intent? what is the reaso behind the hold on the meeting and the aid? let's look at whates the ent has to say? let's look at whats undisputed about what the president has to say. we know how we know what the president has to say? not because what you haveth represented ors have, but because we have a record of his conversation. with who? the one wholl reay matters, with the other president, zelensky. judy: so lisa desjardin, what did you make of those comments? li

to givecognize myself an opening statement in the pitchman inquiry of donald j. trump. this morning we will hear from gordon sondland, american ambassador to the european union. we are here as a part of the house of representatives impeachment inquiry because president donald trump sought to condition military aid to ukraine in an oval office meeting with the you -- with the new ukrainian president in exchange for politically motivated investigations trump believed would help his reelection campaign. the first investigation was of a discredited conspiracy theory that ukraine, not russia, was responsible for interfering in the 2016 election. the second investigation that trump demanded was into a political rival he apparently feared most, joe biden. trump sought to weaken biden and refute the fact that his own election campaign in 2016 had been helped by russian hacking and dumping operations and russian social media campaign directed by vladimir putin, who helped trump. underminedeme military and diplomatic support for a key ally and undercut u.s. anticorruption efforts

president donald j. trump calling his newly elected counterpart, ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky. this is from the official notes of the phone call released by the white house. congratulations on a great victory, we all watched from the united states and you did a terrific job, president trump tells president zelensky. you are absolutely right, mr. president, zelensky responds, we did win big and we worked hard for this. we worked a lot but i would like to confess to you that i had an opportunity to learn from you. >> it was actually the first real conversation between two presidents. >> this was ukraine's foreign minister for five years. he left office at the end of august. he says for president zelensky, it was a high pressure call. >> i understand that for zelensky, it was extremely important simply to build up a kind of personal thing between them. >> you can hear what sounds like zelensky doing his best to get on trump's side. we are trying to work hard because we wanted to drain the swamp he

j. trump of queens, new york. >>> you know, in florida they love me. i love florida. i'm there a lot. it's a great place, beautiful sunshine. my second home, florida. i love my second home. i love florida. i love florida, and i have a great relationship with the people in florida, also. i should be retiring with you. i should be in this audience clapping. >> last thing before we go tonight, that was donald trump. that last bit there at the villages in florida. just four weeks ago. turns out he wasn't kidding. the man from queens, new york, the guy who slapped his name on a fifth avenue high rise and then lied about how many stories it had, that man donald j. trump of new york is changing his official residency to florida. earlier tonight maggie haberman of "the new york times" had the clean kill. and we quote, in late september mr. trump changed his primary residence from manhattan to palm beach, florida. melania trump, the first lady also changed her residence to palm beach. each of the

you're the difference between donald j. trump and richard nixon. >>> then how rudy giuliani went from prosecuting corruption to dabbling in it. >>> and former obama dhs secretary jay johnson on the shattered norms on the trump white house. "all in" starts right now. hello, everybody. how are you? good evening. welcome. it is great to have you all back here in our 30 rock home. this has been a truly historic week, obviously. there is now formally and officially a house ratified impeachment inquiry into the president of the united states. you guys are fans i see. and it is honestly it's even clearer now after yesterday's vote that the president of the united states is almost certainly going to be impeached. and that -- that is because the president's own action. the president corruptly abused his power in attempting to coerce an occupied foreign country, ukraine, to manufacture dirt on an american citizen. and not just any american citizen, his own political rival. now, there has been one defense from the white house of the president's actions from t

ambassador to ukraine was testifying publicly in the impeachment inquiry of donald j. trump, and maybe you saw this today, her name was marie yovanovitch. an ovation for marie yovanovitch. goes by masha to her friends. speaks different languages, spent over three decades in the foreign service. most recently she was bullied out of her job by the president and his henchman for lack of a better word. she had assignments all over the world. most recently and relevantly she was in ukraine where she focused especially intently on a kind of anti-corruption program. in fact, she was doing so well there aiding a young dem ocres, trying to root out endemic corruption she was asked to stay on for another year until one day out of the blue to her, out of the blue she gets a call. >> ambassador yovanovitch, on april 24th of this year at approximately 10:00 p.m., you received a telephone call while you were at the embassy in kiev from the director general of the state department. at the time this urgent call came in, what were you in the middle of doing? >> i was hosting an event i

j. trump of queens, new york. it's time for the veterans day sale on the sleep number 360 smart bed. can it help keep us asleep? yes, it senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. and now, save $1,000 on the new sleep number 360 special edition smart bed, now only $1,799. only for a limited time. >>> you know, in florida they love me. i love florida. i'm there a lot. it's a great place, beautiful sunshine. my second home, florida. i love my second home. i love florida. i love florida, and i have a great relationship with the people in florida, also. i should be retiring with you. i should be in this audience clapping. >> last thing before we go tonight, that was donald trump. that last bit there at the villages in florida. just four weeks ago. turns out he wasn't kidding. the man from queens, new york, the guy who slapped his name on a fifth avenue high rise and then lied about how many stories it had, that man donald j. trump of new york is changing hi

. >> day one of the impeachment of donald j. trump. >> it was illogical. it could not be explained. it was crazy. >> career diplomats lay out the facts. >> and rudy giuliani said it would not acceptable if it didn't mention biden burisma in 2016. >> and unveiled brand new evidence of the president's plot to extort ukraine. >> members could hear president trump on the phone asking ambassador sondland about investigations. >> tonight the take-aways from today's historic hearing. >> have you ever seen another example of foreign aid conditioned on the personal and political interests of the president of the united states? >> no, mr. goldman, i have not. >> how republicans attempted to defend the president. >> is this your regular channel of diplomacy, it's not as outlandish as it could be, is that correct? >> what the president was up to while the whole world was watching his impeachment hearing. >> i haven't watched for one minute. >> and what democrats are planning for a second act. >> if this is not impeachable conduct, what is? >> when "all in" starts right now. >> it's the ultimate

you change that figure to 65% of millennials floating, the largest voting block, donald j. trump would not win a single primary in this country. [applause] gov. weld: yes, ma'am? >> [indiscernible] gov. weld: i am going to wait for the mic here. >> governor, what will you do to fix the inadequacy of social year?ty at $17,529 a many of us are under that and paying for the high cost of health care, while keeping unearned benefit? we have lost one third of that. basically, the pensions are all gone and people are criticized for not saving for retirement, but you are trying to survive in the system. for-profithat, the give as much as we can, whether it is a house or apartment, are very inadequate. gov. weld: the question, as i understood, was principally about social security. obviously, the social security trust fund has to be restructured, and that is a complex undertaking. but there are some things that can be done to start to jumpstart that process. if 60 is not the new 40, it is at least the new 50. i think raising the retirement age should not shock the conscience of the

the fundamental issue raised by the impeachment inquiry into donald j. trump is can we keep it? i now recognize ranking member nunes for any remarks he may wish to make. >> thank you. in a july open hearing of this committee, following publication of the mueller report, the democrats engaged in a last-ditch effort to convince the american people that president trump is a russian agent. that hearing was the pitful finale of a three-year long operation by the democrats, the corrupt media, and partisan bureaucrats to overturn the results of the 2016 election. after the spectacular implosion of the russia hoax on july 24th, in which they spent years denouncing any republican who ever shook hands with a russian, on july 25th, they turned on a dime and now claim the real malfeasance is republicans' dealings with ukraine. in the blink of an eye, we're asked to simply forget about democrats on this committee, falsely claiming they had more than circumstantial evidence of collusion between president trump and russians. we should forget about them breeding fash breeding fabrications of tr

j. trump. ♪ next to you and defend her still today there ain't no doubt i love this land, god bless the u.s.a. ♪ ♪ from the lakes of minnesota, to the hills of tennessee ♪ ♪ across the plains of texas from sea to shining sea ♪ ♪ from detroit down to houston, and new york to l.a. ♪ ♪ the pride in every kentucky heart and it's time we stand and say ♪ >> sing it! ♪ that i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free ♪ ♪ and i won't forget the men would died who gave that right to me ♪ ♪ and i gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today ♪ ♪ because there ain't no doubt i love this land ♪ ♪ god bless the u.s.a. ♪ i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free ♪ ♪ and i won't forget the men who died who gave that right to me ♪ ♪ and i'd gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today ♪ ♪ because there ain't no doubt i love this land ♪ ♪ god bless the u.s.a. >> and god bless our president! [cheers

it was called the donald j. trump foundation. it's no more. it was ostensibly a charity. it was registered as such in new york. pulitzer prizewinning reporting from david pharynhold detailed how trump used the money from that so-called charity to pay for things like debts his businesses owed or illegally bolstering his presidential campaign and stuff like buying himself portraits of himself. that reporting and others led ultimately to new york attorney general filing just a barnburner of a lawsuit against president trump claiming, quote, persistently illegal conduct at his charity. when that lawsuit was filed by the new york attorney general president trump declared publicly, quote, i won't settle this case. today he settled this case. the judge in the case ordered him to pay $2 million to actual charities. he's also ordered to shutdown his own fraudulent charity forever, and the president has to admit in writing to multiple instances in which the money for this charity was misused by him and his businesses. now, this settlement today is not to be confused with the $25 mi

he, as chris pointed out a few minutes ago, there on behalf of donald j. trump, president of the united states. new hampshire one of the handful of states in the country that don't require the candidate to actually show up and file for himself or herself. also, we should note here the granite state, one of the states with the lowest cost to entry, so to speak. you write a check for a thousand bucks, show up there at the secretary of state's office and you, too, could run for president there in new hampshire. vaughn hillyard is still with us there. he is standing by in new hampshire. vaughn, what's the scene? set it up for us here at the top of the hour, 11:00 on the east coast. i may have lost vaughn here.