Erica Hill, thank you very much. Mary Christmas everybody, happy holy days.

Maybe we all be touched by the reason for this season. I am Chris Cuomo. Welcome to prime time.

The president was talking about being better one moment than was at his worst the next.

Pounding Pelosi about impeachment. We know that game. He is all about heat.

Question is, where is the light at the end of the tunnel for the Democrats? We're going to ask

a senior member of the caucus tonight. And presidential candidate Tom Steyer is here to debate if the

money that he and Bloomberg are shilling out is proof of a solution or a problem in our politics.

What do you say? Let's get after it.

All right, look, here's a little piece of what the president told us. Together, we must strive to

foster a culture of deeper understanding and respect. Traits that exemplify the teachings of Christ.

I suspect those words were written by somebody else and put into the mouth of this president as a

Christmas message. Why? Because then we got reality just a couple hours later. Why should crazy

Nancy Pelosi, just because she has a slight majority in the house, be allowed to impeach the president?

We get the president's play, okay? The question is, what will the Democrats do after the break?

Where does this leave them and leave them? Let's ask a senior member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee.

Congressman Gregory makes of New York. Bless for Christmas. I hope for you and your family.

Absolutely. Thank you for helping us out on this show as often as you do.

Good being with you, Chris. Thank you, sir. So, the president's message, let's put him to the side.

In the new year, do you believe there is any chance of Democrats and Republicans working together

on things that matter for the American people? I'm talking laws, not bills in the House.

Well, you saw at the end of the year, we worked on certain things together. That's how we passed

USMCA. That was a tremendously big and important bill. There were other bills that we were able to

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