trey: good evening and thank you for joining us, i m trey gowdy, and it is sunday night in america. in 230 years, only three u.s. presidents have been impeached, none has been convicted. the standard is high crimes and misdemeanors but what does that mean? what is the real standard for removing a duly elected president? what is the standard for launching an impeachment inquiry. the house voted to open a formal impeachment inquiry to president joe biden and enables the house to seek certain information and evidence and likely places the house in a better legal position to get that information should the matter wind up in court. house democrats impeached former president donald trump twice. the first impeachment was bipartisan only and that both republicans and democrats voted against it. but house democrats and the dc media were undeterred. the second time president trump was impeached shortly before he left office. neither impeachment came close to conviction. are we headed t
show we ll look at china s alarming behavior at 7:40 a.m. eastern time. pete: we ll see you there. we move on to a fox news alert. man, this is a tough one. tragedy strikes at a dallas airshow. six people are feared dead after a pair of world war ii era planes crash into each other in midair. will: what started as a commemoration for veterans absolutely ended in horror. rachel: marianne raferty has the details. reporter: good morning. six people are feared dead after the midair crash. we warn you some may find the following video disturbing. two historic world war ii planes, boeing b 17 bomber and boeing king 17 fighter plane crashed into each other during a demonstration at the commemorative air force wings over dallas show. the show honoring veterans day, honored those throughout the weekend. it sent plumes of black smoke
security detail in washington and st. louis and that sends the clear message that her safety is more important than yours. jillian: a recent campaign filing showed that bush s expenses for the detail came between april and june. griff: well, senate lawmakers could finalize their bipartisan infrastructure package today, key word, could, but new roadblocks are already spelling doom for the bill. marianne raferty is here with the details. the bipartisan infrastructure deal could be ready to go today and now lawmakers have to figure out how to pay for it. the bill includes $579 billion of new spending with $110 billion for bridges and roads, $73 billion for you power infrastructure and $66 billion for passenger and freight rail. but the plan may have already hit a roadblock. house speaker nancy pelosi says the bill will go nowhere without a reconciliation proposal which would allow dems to pass
labor and progressives. yes, it s complicated. no, we re not there yet. but it s going the to happen. reporter: meanwhile, president biden says it s still up in the air whether a pathway to citizenship would be in this reconciliation bill. jillian, griff. jillian: marianne, thank you. thank you. griff: the next revolution host, steve hilton, is bashing president biden s massive spending, saying democrats fooled the country when selling him as a centrist. the democrats never stopped telling us how they re all about defending our democracy. how is it defending our democracy to run a candidate as a moderate centrist, corral the party establishment to crush the thelefties practically overnigh, then turn around and implement a bernie sanders and elizabeth warren agenda. it is dishonest. not just a disaster for our economy, for jobs, for opportunity, but our democracy too. griff: on top of a possible
you ve got to buckle up. well, buckle up for the shot. jillian: that is true. we ll continue to follow that. in the meantime, senate lawmakers could finalize their bipartisan infrastructure package today. the roadblocks are spelling doom for the bill. griff: marianne raferty is here with the details. reporter: the bipartisan infrastructure deal could be ready to go today. lawmakers have to figure out how they re going to pay for it. it includes $579 billion of new spending, with $110 billion for bridges and roads, $73 billion for power infrastructure, and $66 billion for passenger and freight rail. the plan may have already hit a roadblock. house speaker nancy pelosi says the bill will go nowhere without a reconciliation proposal which would allow dems to pass additional funding without worrying about a filibuster. i m enthusiastic about the fact that they will have a bipartisan bill. i hope it will be soon. but yes, i stand by because the fact is, is that the president