Trump news - live: Dozens more sexual misconduct allegations against president revealed as he claims Boris Johnson 'will do a lot' for US

Hillary Clinton has been busy trolling the MAGA crowd by appearing on PBS to say she could "obviously" beat Trump "again", alluding to her winning the popular vote in 2016, only for the big man to claim the Electoral College 304-227.

She has also been responding to the president directly on Twitter after he sarcastically suggested she run again.

Kamala Harris has a new jam and has started wearing Converse. "Don't call it a comeback."

"Justice is on the ballot when we have a crook in the White House. And let’s be clear, the way I think about, he’s just a walking indictment in a red tie," she told the students of Iowa State University.

How Trump's giant re-election effort compares to his underdog days in 2015.

Trump is up early and not taking due care with his tweets.

Total Wirch Hunt!

Trump is now repeating his weak line on the whistleblower's ties to a 2020 Democrat and appears to have forgiven Fox anchor Tucker Carlson over his disloyalty.

And now we're back to Schiff bashing.

Oh and raging against the UN - a pet theme we've not heard in a while.

A little more on the Democratic response to Trump's refusal to co-operate with the House impeachment inquiry last night.

Schiff's response was very much in line with Speaker Pelosi.

2020 candidates Biden and Julian Castro condemned his actions as an abuse of power and a further instance of an impeachable offence respectively.

Castro's line of attack was also taken up by Vermont congressman Peter Welch on CNN.

We're now back to self-justification on Syria.

Ha! He can't even be bothered to type out his own Yom Kippur greeting to his Jewish followers, idly retweeting North Carolina senator Richard Burr instead.

Democratic congressman Mark Pocan of Wisconsin has written to secretary of state Mike Pompeo arguing the  White House decision to stop Ambassador Sondland from appearing yesterday violates a federal spending bill and the responsible party should therefore have their salary withheld.

Trump's tweets yesterday appeared to indicate he was that man.

"No Context Rudy" really ought to be a Twitter account.

On The Late Show last night, Stephen Colbert labelled Trump's refusal to co-operate with the impeachment inquiry "absolutely bonkers".

The host speculated the president must have developed "phone spurs" to be excused, described Cipollone's letter to the House as "officially bitchy" and said of Trump: "Half of Congress absolutely hates him - and the Democrats aren't fond of him either."

He also rightly ridiculed Florida congressman Matt Gaetz ("star of Frat Baby") for this slice of hot buffoonery yesterday.

Adam White has more.