This is GPS, the Global Public Square. Welcome to all of you in the United States and

around the world. I'm Farid Zakaria.

We'll begin today's show where this wild week began, with Britain's Supreme Court finding

bars, Johnson's actions unlawful. And with the US House of Representatives launching

an impeachment inquiry into the actions of President Trump.

The impeachment for that?

I'll discuss both in an exclusive interview with Britain's former Prime Minister, David

Cameron. Then we'll dig deeper into the other nation at the center of the impeachment

inquiry, Ukraine. And Applebaum, who's just back from Kiev, will explain the connection

between Ukraine and America.

So Iran, Secretary Pompeo said that this week at the UN, the US made real progress uniting

the world to get tough on the Islamic Republic. Will this bring terror onto the table to negotiate

or provoke it even further? And Israel's inconclusive election results. Will DB Netanyahu be

able to form another government? I'll talk to the New York Times's Tom Friedman.

But first, here's my take. Whether you think it rises to the level of an impeachable

offense, can we all agree that what President Trump did was profoundly wrong? He pressured

a foreign government to dig up dirt on his political opponent. This is very different from

the Russia investigation, which was at its core about whether as a candidate, Trump had

colluded with the Kremlin. In the case of Ukraine, the President is accused of using the

awesome power of the United States, power that could make a life or death difference for

Ukraine to serve his personal political gain. Sadly, it's part of a pattern of violations

of democratic norms and perhaps laws. The Mueller report reveals that Donald Trump actively

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