morgan ortagus joins us for a preview. senate democrats grow and see about donald trump's possible impeachment trial acquittal. >> when the senate and house come barreling back to the hallways of the capital next week expect politics, not legislation, to take center stage. >> if he is so confident he did nothing wrong, why won't you let your men testify? >> chuck schumer monday afternoon calling again for a trial of witnesses and documents. schumer points that make more veiny and former national security adviser john bolton among others tried to convince the president to release aid to ukraine. >> release the emails, let your a testify. >> mulvaney and bolton have refused to testify before congress, one moderate democrat is drawing a line in the sand, republicans quite we had to potentially convince alabama senator doug jones took with the president but the senator in a washington post op-ed wrote every trial is the pursuit of the truth, that is all i want me to dissolve each of us should want. now it is the senate's time

i am morgan ortagus with the department of state. thank you everyone for coming today to this event to focus on an important and very serious subject, human rights in iran. i want to first recognize some really amazing people we have here today. i believe they have over 50 members of the diplomatic corps ambassadors in washington. thank you very much for coming. i'm very glad to see we also have so many people from the iranian diaspora as well this event is really for you. we'll begin today's program with the marks and secretary mike pompeo followed by a session with three cohosts of today's event and international religious freedom sam brownback deputy director for the iran action group might spell and assistant secretary for democracy human rights and labor robert estero. during the listening session we have this morning we heard from members of the iranian diaspora but how we can continue to stand with the iranian people by sharing stories, supporting their voices in championing their rights. today we will share what we heard from

the state department spokesperson, morgan ortagus who was there at the white house today. this is pretty significant. walk us through what is happening right now on college campuses and anti-semitism. >> trish, i think you hit the nail on the head at the beginning of this segment. there have been anti- anti- -- c incidents on the rise. it's not just in the u.s. it's around the world. we see in places where jews used to feel safe in europe. the january se -- the anti-semik yesterday in new jersey. i have been lucky and privileged to work for secretary pompeo as his spokesperson. being at the white house and attending this he lent and seeing the tears in people's eyes as the president signed something so significant. for anybody who is surprised by this, they haven't been paying attention to the record that president trump and mike pompeo have on religious freedom around the world. president trump was the first president at the general assembly to hold a religious freedom event. president trump and mike pompeo have been talking weekly about the fact that china is imprisoning