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>> shannon: the question i got from the elder bream breams wast is congress trying to do besides get rid of the president? will have that discussion with my side of the family over christmas. thank you. 79 times in the democrats impeachment report. obstruction appears 50 times. bribery mentioned in passing. democrats aid is clear the president not only abused his power but is actively instructing their investigation. tomorrow, we get faced two over the house judiciary committee. white o senior a...

I dont think its close. >> shannon: do you think -- the democrats dont, either, but on the other side, they say this is a clear case, the article where they say, what are they going to do in the senate? such an open and shut case, what are they going to talk about? of different do you think this will be if this ends up in a senate trial and the unit republicans have more of a seat at the table when it comes to calling witnesses? >> it will be hard to say for sure, but the rules of the senate are...

Discusses what they consider to be legitimate impeachment process. the book is pretty anti-trump, called to end a presidency. and in that book the authors state the following. when an impeachment is purely partisan or appears that way, it is presumptively illegitimate. when only republicans or only democrats view the presidents conduct as justifying removal, there is a strong risk that policy disagreements or partisan analysts have overtaken the impartiality. another quote is we can also expect ...

>> laura: [laughs] what next? are they going to bring out the burn book from "mean girls?" we are totally not inviting them to the next sorority mixer. they are just mad that trump dominated. shannon bream and the "fox news @ night" team take it all from here. shannon? >> shannon: all of life really is like middle school. i try to tell people, it doesnt matter if youre 50. it is still the same. >> laura: it does not bear to have a great show. >> shannon: thanks, laura. im shannon bream in washin...

Staff had talked to the whistle-blower, coordinated with the whistle-blower. the whistle-blower, with no firstha firsthand n firsthand knowledge, biased against the president, who worked with joe biden. whose lawyer in january of 17 says the impeachment process starts then. thats the unfair process weve been through. and the reason its been unfair. let me just cut to the chase. the reason its been unfair is because the facts arent on their side. the facts are on the presidents side. four key fac...

Go on trial for those charges in the united states senate. that trial in the senate would be overseen by the chief justice of the united states supreme court, john roberts. and honestly well cross that bridge when we come to it in terms of what that means and what might happen in the u.s. senate. but it does look like thats where were heading right now. it looks like were heading now towards the president being impeached in the house and facing a trial in the u.s. senate and potential removal fr...

Theres not going to be a segment of that here because of what we have to cover. and i really want to do that campaign the justice it deserves. but this is where we are, the way the story is developing in the impeachment process. >> i will say its not just kamala harris dropping out. its the shocking fact that shes dropping out-it race. i know theres people like i saw this coming. no, you didnt. anybody who this was an inevitable thing that happened today is not telling the truth. is shocking and...

Won -- we won the election. you stole it from us. you have to be able to think at the beginning of the impeachment process that the evidence is so clear of offenses so grave that once youve laid out all of the evidence, a good fraction of the opposition, the voters, will reluctantly admit to themselves they had to do it. otherwise, you have a partisan impeachment, which will tear the country apart. if you meet these three tests, then i think you do the impeachment. and those were the words of ch...

Including richard nixon, remember what ultimately got him in the obstruction was that he was going to use the cia to block an fbi investigation, which is -- so i think what is fair to say is, nixon was bad, that impeachment process was very bad, and thats why he had to resign. i think the issue here is that if we were in the early 1970s, probably donald trump would have been forced to resign by his own party. and what has changed is we have a party that has allowed the violation of our norms to ...

Being criminally indicted. if it does get that far, if even one articles of impeachment against president trump does pass the house, if he does get impeached in that way which frankly seems likely at this point, the president will go on trial for those charges in the united states senate. that trial in the senate would be overseen by the chief justice of the united states supreme court, john roberts. and honestly well cross that bridge when we come to it in terms of what that means and what migh...