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Including chuck schumer supporting process. he says he wants the same proceedings what happened to clinton, we welcome to. he is trying to change the rules, have a whole different process. chris if her case is so airtight she said, she had to ram it through, undeniable why does she need more witnesses to make her case? chris: that is a question for speaker pelosi, i hope we have a run. what does the president make of pelosi this week inviting him to deliver his state of the union address to cong...

White house? >> my problem with it is theyre claiming this testimony is so essential to this process, if it is that essential, why didnt they let it play out? >> because the president wouldnt allow it. he not only withheld witnesses he withheld evidence. chris: a good question. why didnt they do it. you folks can ruin your christmas. talk about it over christmas dinner. we have to take a break here. when we come back, as timing and scope of a senate trial remain in him boy, well discuss how it i...

That president posed such a grave danger to the globe we have to trample on the constitutional rights, not allow us to have any witnesses in front of the intelligence committee, not allows us to have counsel present or provide evidence in our own defense and well trample rights, to demand longer process in the senate with more witnesses. i dont know when they became concerned about due process after trampling over the presidents rights but to your opening segment the president believes were winn...

Roberts who will oversee the trial. mitch mcconnell is partisan republican. no one is expecting him to be partial. problem as ben said, nancy pelosi initiated this process. to please her progress i was and she rushed it through to please those adam housley members want to talk about something else. now she is in a bind here. chris: is she in a bind? >> not at all. i was shocked to say nancy pelosi is not in charge of democrats. she had quite a streak here. she held her caucus together. oh, of th...

Donald trumps legacy, and he knows it, and thats why he has been so crazed. >> the 2016 election has now resulted in one of the most, if not the most pathetic,ty vice e, disgusting, repulsive and, frankly, political stunts in american history. >> its also a night that is going to not only leave a stain on president trumps presidency, but i wonder what its going to do to his psyche. howard: pundits baffled by nancy pelosi as she refuses for now to send the impeachment articles to the senate. >> h...

I think they will continue to be discussions. i dont know. im not part of those very tight discussions but, senator schumer is trying to work with senator mcconnell to make sure there is a fair hearing. i think there are witnesses that would not, that the president would not allow to testify like the chief of staff, like john bolton and others that people would like to get that testimony from, to insure it is a fair trial. chris: okay. >> you about it will move. chris: but, i want to take marc s...

>> by the people. >> its an indelible mark on donald trumps legacy, and he knows it, and thats why he has been so crazed. >> the 2016 election has now resulted in one of the most, if not the most pathetic,ty vice e, disgusting, repulsive and, frankly, political stunts in american history. >> its also a night that is going to not only leave a stain on president trumps presidency, but i wonder what its going to do to his psyche. howard: pundits baffled by nancy pelosi as she refuses for now to sen...

Power in an effort to obstruct congress as we investigated that abuse of power. the evidence was really uncontested which is why our republican colleagues talked today about process and a bunch of other things. they never once tried to justify the presidents corrupt behavior, and so we had no choice. i think the politics are aside. we have a responsibility to go back to our districts and explain to our constituents why this was necessary, why we had to take this action. this is a moment for lead...

Wants to have a sense of what the procedures will be like because that will inform her decision of who to appoint as impeachment manager. for example, if its a full blown trial with witnesses, that may require a manager with a certain skill set. if instead its merely arguments based on the evidence already collected, that may require different skills. >> where does she get the power to hold back the process until she is satisfied with where it goes from here? >> well, she has the responsibility ...

What that dynamic is, but we hope that the resolution of that process will be soon in the senate. >> now, this is not something we have done very often. theres not a lot of precedent. they have rules on either side, but they kind of get rewritten each time, and the constitution is very light on what has to happen and, more importantly, on how it has to happen. now, were going to talk about this, and its going to be debated over the next couple of days. i know, i know. you thought it was over. it...