Legal analyst, glenn kirschner, reacting to a major legal ruling against donald trump. Well break down the fraud case against the former president just ahead. Plus, the current President Joe Biden makes history as the first sitting Commander In Chief to join a picket line. Well show you what biden said to auto workers and take a look at his support could impact negotiations. And also ahead an update on the budget battle on capitol hill. House republicans are making some progress on a package of spending bills, but congress is still very much on a path to a shutdown. Good morning and welcome to way too early on this wednesday, september 27th. Im jonathan lemire, and thanks for starting your day with us. And we have a busy news day today and well begin with the monumental ruling in a civil case against donald trump which could serve as a deathblow for his family business. In a 35page decision yesterday manhattan judge Arthur Engoron found the former president , his two oldest sons, and t
well, i also miss saying your face i should say. it s been a while since i ve seen you in person. as far as the budget battle on capitol hill goes, the latest sort of turn is house moderates are piping up and making their demands known to speaker nancy pelosi in a letter they ve sent on friday. what they re saying is they want the house and senate democrats to work out their differences before hand so they don t have to vote multiple times on controversial provisions. they are saying that they re willing to spend more on climate initiatives basically without offsetting those with tax increases because they think that the cost of inaction is not factored in by budgeteers and they also want a 72-hour period to read anything they re going to vote on. all right. what part of that is a nonstarter for progressives? i mean, the thing is it is
end for republicans because they want to talk about pretty much anything else than what s going on with the white house and russia. and then chuck schumer and nancy pelosi will be meeting with the president today, that will be all sorts of new fodder. not to mention the impending government shutdown. merry christmas. merry christmas. thank you all. great conversation. so you just mentioned this budget battle on capitol hill is heating up. the big debate centers around border wall funding. what will nancy pelosi and chuck schumer offer the president today? that s something we will keep our eye on.
hayden said exactly the opposite. he said he broke p t law. he s very upset with russia for providing safe haven for snowden and said that the president should, one, cancel his summit and should even consider the question of whether or not we attend the g-20, this international summit on industrial issues in st. petersburg also in september. you covered a lot of ground, chris. we won t miss the show. it s always good to see you on sunday morning. have a great day. thank you, jamie. same to you. thank you. and you should not miss this. because this is important for this week and it s important for our country. more of chris wallace s interview with general michael hayden and congressman justin amash. tune into fox news sunday. he also sits down with eric cantor to discuss the economy and looming budget battle on capitol hill. it airs at 2:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. eastern on fox. new developments in the battle against cancer.
rogue irs agents. and a new budget battle on capitol hill. republican senators meeting with president obama. and senator mike lee says congress shouldn t vote for any plan that includes funding for obamacare. all that, plus the world remains on royal baby watch. hello everybody. america s news headquarters, live from the nation0s capitol, starts right now. one week after george zimmerman is acquitted. rallies and vigils are being held across the country, reacting to the verdict. trayvontrayvon martin s parentst to appear at separate rallies in their son s memory. one even is happening right now in downtown manhattan.