i'm bill hemmer. ery weekday at this hour wait report the news and talk to the newsmakers and we aim to bring you the whole picture. more on that in a moment. but first, the historic stage is now set for president trump's impeachment trial which begins tomorrow. the president's lawyers laying out the defense today calling the charges frivolous in a blazingly political act by house democrats. house impeachment managers firing back saying there is overwhelming evidence that president trump is guilty and that he abused his power. we have a big hour ahead of. kevin corke reports live from the white house and we will also talk with democratic senator chris van hollen. but we begin with congressional correspondent chad pergram live on capitol hill. walk us through the next few days of this. >> good afternoon bill. glad to be part of it. we don't really know exactly what's going to happen in the coming days because we still don't have this resolution setting the parameters, and the debate and the trial over t

reports, making his big debut monday at 3:00 p.m., bill hemmer. congratulations on the new show. >> bill: we used to do this where we all came together. >> melissa: i don't want to lean too far forward here. we will get more of his show at the end but let's go to white house correspondent john roberts on the north lawn. >> bill will soon be giving himself a one-handed high five. the president hosting the lsu tigers, the national college football championship team in the east room here at the white house and the last hour celebrating their victory but at the same time also couldn't help but bringing impeachment into the mix, listen here. >> come to the oval office, we will take pictures behind the resolute desk, it's been there a lot of time. some good, not so good but you've got a good one now even though they are trying to impeach the sun abov son of a [. can you believe that? speak of the people who will be arguing on behalf of the president, they will mirror the team announced by nancy pelosi. jay sekulow, the president's attorney will also be

it's my great pleasure to say, here's bill hemme bill hemmer. >> bill: you are great.ana. ♪ reporting live from studio h in new york city, i'm bill hemmer. every weekday at this hour wait report the news and talk to the newsmakers and we aim to bring you the whole picture. more on that in a moment. but first, the historic stage is now set for president trump's impeachment trial which begins tomorrow. the president's lawyers laying out the defense today calling the charges frivolous in a blazingly political act by house democrats. house impeachment managers firing back saying there is overwhelming evidence that president trump is guilty and

bill hemmer from miami starts now. ♪ >> bill: thank you, brett, martha. am bill hemmer life miami, there will be a game sunday, we do not know if there will be a vote in the senate, halfway through the debate of witnesses in this trial, eventually the senate will vote after two more hours of debate. it could be later into the evening, maybe on saturday. with me here in miami, chris wallace, dana perino, guy lewis, nice to see you in person. marie harf standing by, already in des moines, iowa, marie, hello to you. i want to start back on capitol hill with rick scott, senator, thank you for your time. i imagine at some point you would like to be in florida, nonetheless, you are where you are for the moment. when do you make the vote? speak of the weather looks better down there. i wish that i was down there. will clearly vote on the witness is next few hours. the house, they never presented a case, because they did not do their job in the house. they could've called on people like john bolton to testify, they elected to rush this through, it is completely t

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"bill hemmer reports" start right now. >> bill: thank you, bret and martha. good afternoon. i'm bill hemmer live in new york city. when the next break happens in the next 15 or 20 minutes, we'll have the news of the day. we have a great legal analyst standing by. for now, head back inside as democrats continue to make their case on the charge of obstruction. >> in our democracy. president trump's invitation of foreign interference in the 2020 election for the purposes of helping him win an election undercut the constitution's commitment to popular sovereignty. americans are now left to wonder if their vote matters or if they're pawns in a system working on behalf of corrupt interests of a lawless president. over the long-term this weakens our democratic systems capacity for solve governance by encouraging apathy and nonparticipation. cynicism makes it easier for enemies to influence our politics. undermine the national good. indeed this is precisely what vladimir putin intended when he meddled in the 2016 election. for us to become more cynical, for us to lose faith in the n

. >> martha: "bill hemmer reports" starts right now. we will see you later, folks. stay tuned. >> bill: thank you, brett, martha, i am bill hemmer in new york, as soon as there is a break in the trial, we will bring you reports and analysis, but for right now, let's go back inside. >> thank you, mr. chief justice and senators for the question, the answer is, yes, there are well-established processes, mechanisms and agencies in place to pursue valid and legitimate national security interests of the united states. like the national security council. like the national security adviser, as in ambassador john bolton. and many other folks within the state department and the department of defense. and as we have well-established over the last week, none of those folks, none of those agencies that would have been involved in having that deliberation reviewing that evidence, having that discussion were incorporated into any type of interagency review process during the vast majority of the time that we are talking about here. from the time of the president's call on july 25th

i'm bill hemmer. they're as close to six hours left in today's hearing, a lot more to come an then we expect a vote maybe tomorrow on whether or not we'll hear from witnesses or if this comes to a rapid close. let's get some analysis from bret baier, richard fouler and a cast of thousands. good afternoon. bret, a bit of a slog so far today as compared to late yesterday or in the evening hours. very few of the questions have been directed to the other side with the exception of the last two. what do you think? anyone changing their minds at the moment? >> i don't think so, bill. we're counting heads up on capitol hill. the more time goes on, the more exuding of confidence you get from the republican caucus that they have the numbers to not only prevent witnesses but possibly move on quickly to an acquittal. what you're hearing today from democrats in particular is the focus on alan dershowitz arguing yesterday about the president, what he can and cannot do, executive power. dershowitz took to twitter t

, one to have best interviewers in the business, starts at new show bill hemmer, total pro, he will makel estate, looking forward to that. and his spot on america's news room along with sandra smith. that's it for this edition of media buzz, i'm howard kurtz, we didn't get to harry and meghan giving up royal titles, you can get at apple itunes and foxnews.com, check out facebook page, we post columns every weekend and we are back here next sunday, we will see you back then with the latest buzz >> we are achieving what no administration has ever achieved before and what do they tell me, i get impeached, that's what i get out of it. heather: monday january 20th, happening right foul at 4:00 a.m. on the east coast, president trump tearing into democrats as the impeachment battle reaches a boiling point. we are live with how lawmakers are preparing with the start of senate trial and second amendment under attack, thousands are expected to flood the virginia state capitol to protest antigun legislation, live in richmond as local authorities break for

now to the new guy, "bill hemmer reports" starts rights now. >> bill: thank you, martha and bret. president trump's impeachment trial in recess. we'll go back live to the senate floor when things get rolling again about 15 minutes away from that. today house prosecutors continue making their case of removing president trump from office. they describe their scenario legally as focusing on abuse of power. the president denied he did anything wrong. we're covering all angles right now. we'll go to the hill and get a sense of what we've watched. chad pergram restarts the hour now live on the hill. chad, we heard sylvia garcia say it wasn't about corruption, it was about the election. she wentac

i'm bill hemmer along with megyn kelly.k city, will come to you. >>> i'm martha maccallum. >> and bill hemmer. live at the ohio event center here in downtown des moines, only four days, i will officially kicks off the race for the white house. >> good morning, everybody. welcome to "america's newsroom." i'm joined by shannon bream today, starting in studio jay as in jazzy. >> bill: oh, my gosh, look at that. sandra smith. >> sandra: that was really something. here is your moment, bill. >> bill: that first shot her in february 2007, i didn't expect that. >> sandra: you've been at the show for -- >> bill: 12 years! megyn kelly and martha and shannon come and you, senator. when they say we work together, we went to coffee. "this only works if this works." you've been an awesome partner. really great colleague, i'm going to miss you. >> sandra: you are going to be missed. but you're not going far! >> bill: right next door! i will be gone for long. i'm going to say this, i was with barack obama and linda during the campaign of 2

, one to have best interviewers in the business, starts at new show bill hemmer, total pro, he will makel estate, looking forward to that. and his spot on america's news room along with sandra smith. that's it for this edition of media buzz, i'm howard kurtz, we didn't get to harry and meghan giving up royal titles, you can get at apple itunes and foxnews.com, check out facebook page, we post columns every weekend and we are back here next sunday, we will see you back then with the latest buzz . . ♪. eric: president's legal team with a sharp response to house democrats impeachment filing. that ahead of tuesday's opening statements in the senate trial. 1:00 p.m. and nation and world will be watching. hello, everyone, welcome to "america's news headquarters." i'm eric shawn. arthel: i'm arthel neville. today on capitol hill house impeachment managers continue to prepare the case they will send to the republican controlled senate which will ultimately decide the verdict. the president's defense team is out with its first formal response, calling the impeachment effort, quote, brazen and unl

number three, bill hemmer is with me, who has new information on impeachment. to go to bill first because this is new, just coming at us, and i think it's very important. what have you got? bill: there is eight hours of questions today and eight hours of questions tomorrow, so i will give you this information but -- stuart: i don't care. bill: i care. this can always change. i think it's very fluid right now, especially within the republican caucus. for that matter, the democratic caucus as well. speaking with a senator very close to leadership a short time ago, they believe you could go to 10:00 or 11:00 tonight, taking all the breaks into consideration. as of the moment, the momentum is still to go to a final vote on friday. stuart: that's the news. bill: as for the moment, the momentum is for no witnesses. stuart: that's the news. bill: the reason why this is important is because you have mitt romney and lisa murkowski and susan collins, they may have lost them just for the sake of this discussion. if they are gone, who do you bring over to set up say a firew

i think bill hemmer could thrive. >> bill: i think ken jennings would wipe the floor with me.e others, perhaps. speed play along at home. >> bill: nice to see alex out there, as well. >> sandra: absolutely. a terrifying moment for school children when the roof of their gym comes crashing down. the force of nature that caused that damage, straight ahead. >> bill: the race getting hot in iowa, democrats trading jabs only week before the iowa caucus. will the bickering hurt their chances of winning? we will take a look at that coming up. >> the only person on stage who has beaten an incumbent republican, any time in the past 30 years, is me. >> just to set the record straight, i defeated an incumbent republican running for congress. >> when? >> 1990. my psoriatic arthritis pain? i had enough! it's not getting in my way. joint pain, swelling, tenderness... ...much better. my psoriasis, clearer... cosentyx works on all of this. four years and counting. so watch out. i got this! watch me. real people with active psoriatic arthritis are feeling real relief with cosentyx. cosentyx is

and bill hemmer will be taking over our 3 p.m.tern time slot with the debut of bill hemmer reports. both shows kick off monday. that's it for us tonight. thanks so much for watching. i'm jeanine pirro, advocating for truth, justice and the american way. the greg gutfeld show coming up, and i'll see you next saturday night. i'll be in washington. have a good weekend. ♪ ♪ >> u.s. representatives for 12. >> 150 third of this house delegation is this committee chairman. his name is adam sure. [laughter] greg: no, his name's tom shillue! [cheers and applause] greg: so i think we found the one thing worse than fake outrage, fake righteousness. >> we are here today to cross a very important threshold in american history. >> we are on the precipice of a great historic moment dealing with protecting the constitution. >>

my dream has come true. >> sandra: bill hemmer, you made it! r of the morning. "breakfast with bill." >> great to be bot with both of. >> sandra: bill hemmer from "bill hemmer reports " ed thanks for coming back, bill speeds go for it, ed! >> ed: i'm catching my breath, that was fun. following the iranian missile attack on basis, housing american troops. a live report from the pentagon. that's next. saving news for veterans. mortgage rates just dropped to near 50-year lows. one call to newday usa can save you $2,000 every year. and once you refinance, the savings are automatic. thanks to your va streamline refi benefit, at newday there's no income verification, $12.99 all you can eat ♪ now with boneless wings. only at applebee's. >> ed: fox news alert, an update on that iranian missile attack on theses housing american troops. we are learning the u.s. has plans to keep that from happening again as more american troops are being moved out of the region for medical evaluation. our correspondent lucas tomlinson is live at the pentagon. good morning

and bill hemmer is taking over bill hemmer reports at 3:00 p.m.cott, see you tomorrow. [♪] [♪] mark: hello, america, i'm mark levin. this is "life, liberty & levin." we have a great guest, senator tom cotton. we never met before. it's a pleasure. you have an impressive background, harvard, harvard law school. but even more impressive, you served in the 101st airborne in iraq and later in afghanistan with the provincial reconstruction team in between tours you served with

starting monday, bill hemmer taking over the 3:00 p.m. hour. "bill hemmer reports."l cohost "america's newsroom" come alongside sandra smith. right after "fox & friends," 9:00 to noon. congratulations to all, great colleagues, they do a great job. thank you for joining us. we hope you will set your dvr so you never miss an episode of "hannity." we will never be the hate-trump media mob. buckle up for next week. a lot to go, and we will be -- 298 days on monday away from you having the final say. let not your heart be troubled. laura is next. buckle up is your weeks next week. ♪ >> laura: i'm laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. the senate may not be starting the trial today, but the president does wasting no time. ari fleischer, tom fitton, and matt whitaker breakdown the new members of his legal team, the strategy they are going to be employing, why democrats may come to regret demanding witnesses. got a lot to unpack. also tonight, top 2020 democrats, they are struggling. hillary clinton's new documentary? and another biden looks to

bill hemmer joining us now. did i mention, bill hemmer is joining us now, back from miami!you miss me? >> sandra: i love working with ed, but i miss you! your show looks great in the afternoon. >> great to see you, as wel the lay of the land, keep an eye on senator murkowski. if your buddy's talking about it. don't bet against or not voting with the other republicans. there's nothing from here, because she hasn't said. however, mitch mcconnell throughout this whole process has tried to entertain her and susan collins and mitt romney and accoand accommodated them as he can. change the resolution. remember, before it started last tuesday, yesterday mccollum that with murkowski. who knows how that meeting turned out. she had no comment when she left. and last night murkowski went to dinner with lamar alexander, who we know at 11:00 last night issued his verdict that he will vote against it. speech she said she with this morning but we haven't heard from her. she said she needed to put some eye drops and because she had more reading to do. >> the reason this is important, inste

jason: bill hemmer's report starts -- bill hemmer reports starts 3:00 p.m. thank you for all the buffalo wild wings. ♪. maria: good sunday morning. thanks for joining us i'm maria bartiromo, joining me straight ahead here on sunday morning futures let the oral arguments begin. coming up exclusive interview with senator ted cruz ahead of the senate impeachment trial beginning this tuesday. newest member of president trump's real team, robert ray to discuss the president's case. john durham's criminal investigation into the fbi with congressman jim jordan, ranking republican on the house oversight committee. join me ahead to look ahead on "sunday morning futures." ♪. maria: so the week has arrived the senate trial will begin this tuesday. how long will this impeachment trial last? here is senate judiciary chairman lindsey graham on this program two weeks ago. >> well i hope to have the trial over by the end of january. we used the clinton model, where you take the record established in the house, let the house managers appointed by pelosi make the argument. le

starting monday, bill hemmer taking over the 3:00 p.m. hour. "bill hemmer reports."ill cohost "america's newsroom" come alongside sandra smith. right after "fox & friends," 9:00 to noon. congratulations to all, great colleagues, they do a great job. thank you for joining us. we hope you will set your dvr so you never miss an episode of "hannity." we will never be the hate-trump media mob. buckle up for next week. a lot to go, and we will be -- 298 days on monday away from you having the final say. let not your heart be troubled. out. peter navarro here at 10:00 a.m. eastern. here's "the five." >> jesse: hello. i'm jesse waters with kennedy, juan williams, dana perino and greg. 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >> take pictures behind a resolute desk. a lot of presidents, some good, some not so good. you have a good one now and they're trying to impeach the son of a bitch. >> jesse: president trump jokes with a baseball

bill hemmer is debuting bill hemmer reports at 3:00 p.m.rand new daytime line up every week day right here on fox news channel. and that's how fox reports this sunday, january 19th, 2020. i should mention ed henry will join sandra smith on america's newsroom as well each and every week day morning. thank you for joining us. we will see you again next weekend. donald trump. ♪. >> the house's hour is over. the senate's time is at hand. chris: ahead of tuesday's opening arguments the president names a high-powered legal team to defend him. the senate sworn in as the jury. >> the impeachment of donald john trump. chris: chief justice john roberts set to preside but the battle is just starting over how it will play out. >> a fair trial has witness. >> they had a chance to call all the witnesses. they chose not to. because they were in a rush to do it. chris: we'll sit down with senator lindsey graham chair of the judicia

and bill hemmer is taking over bill hemmer reports at 3:00 p.m.orrow. ♪. pete: come on in. come on, sam a, zoom. jason: i saw him in provost freedom festival july 4th. he puts on a great show. good morning, rachel. jason: we play d.j. on weekend. a little different than the weekday show.

bill hemmer, host of "bill hemmer reports" which just premiered yesterday to the delight of everyonews. >> thank you. >> tucker: recovered the last impeachment more than 20 years ago.

i'm bill hemmer live here in new york city. >> sandra: good morning, bill. a busy morning indeed. i'm sandra smith. the iranian parliament designating the u.s. military a terrorist organization as washington and tehran trade threats following the killing of qassem soleimani. top military officials say the iranian commander was in the process of planning a "significant combat operation" against the u.s. >> bill: meanwhile you have chaos erupting as many gathered in the hometown of the commander, prior to burial. in which more than 30 iranians were trampled to death. back in washington, president trump defending his actions amid criticism from democrats. >> he should have been taken out a long time ago. we had a shot at it and we took him out. we are a lot safer now because of it. >> president trump had promised to keep the united states out of endless wars in the middle east. the president's actions, however, have seemingly increased the risk that we could be dragged into exactly such a war. >> toward an all-out war with iran would make the wars we seen in iraq and afghanistan look

i am bill hemmer. come t trumps lawyers wrapping p their testimony, now it is time6 hours of questions that will follow starting tomorrow. meanwhile, the push for john bolton's testimony continues to gain steam. president insisting he never told bolton the aide was tied to the investigation and denied doing anything wrong. today one of the president's lawyers saying that bolton's manuscript should be admissible in the impeachment trial. chad pergram gets it started for a brand-new hour and good afternoon to you. i am told that republicans know they have a big decision to make very soon on witnesses. i am told that earlier today, i am told they plan to meet later today after the session over dinner as well, they are gauging the question of witnesses and whether or not they go down that road and if they do, what are the ramifications for it and what are the legal questions that remain as a result of it. why don't we start our hour there. >> we have to figure out what the witnesses want when they get done

bill hemmer, host of "bill hemmer reports" which just premiered yesterday to the delight of everyonet fox news. >> thank you. >> tucker: recovered the last impeachment more than 20 years ago. what are we watching? >> not quite sure we know. we were in the russell senate office building all day today on the fox broadcast network and just listening to it and watching on the monitor, write out the window just yet. i do believe the audience who came to this process for the first time today probably heard some things that have not heard before and probably have some questions about it. if, however, you've been following this, i don't know if you learned a lot new today. the question becomes who is the audience? i think the audience is still the three or four republican senators. mitt romney, lisa murkowski, senator collins out of maine. that's where the votes will come from that determine whether this goes for a long time or whether he is led to impeachment. >> tucker: so you're saying that group of senators, three or four perhaps, will determine the length of the trial. >> not only the l

bill hemmer from miami starts now. ♪ >> bill: thank you, brett, martha. life miami, there will be a game sunday, we do not know if there will be a vote in the senate, halfway through the debate of witnesses in this trial, eventually the senate will vote after two more hours of debate. it could be later into the evening, maybe on saturday. with me here in miami, chris wallace, dana perino, guy lewis, nice to see you in person. marie harf standing by, already in des moines, iowa, marie, hello to you. i want to start back on capitol hill with rick scott, senator, thank you for your time. i imagine at some point you would like to be in florida, nonetheless, you are where you are for the moment. when do you make the vote?

. >> jessica: that's the point on the first day of bill hemmer report, 3:00 p.m.ause white suburban women abandon republicans like they did in 2018, 2020 will be a lost -- >> harris: the president of the united states at march for life for the very first time. >> i'm honored to be the very first president in history to attend the march for life. [cheers and applause] we are here for a very simple reason, to defend the right of every child born and unborn to fulfill their god-given potential. 447 years, americans of all backgrounds have traveled from across the country to stand for life. and today as president of the united states, i am truly proud to stand with you. [cheers and applause] i want to welcome tens of thousands, this is a tremendous turn out. tens of thousands of high school and college students who took a long bus rides to be here in our nation's capital. and to make you feel even better, there are tens of thousands of people outside that we passed on the way in. if anybody would like to give up their spot we can work that out. we have a tremendous gr

bill hemmer reports, it premiers monday at 3:00 p.m. eastern time. ill be based here in new york but will be on the ground for many major events and starting on tuesday bill will host his program from washington for the duration of the impeachment trial. be sure to tune in to bill hemmer reports every weekday 3:00 p.m. and man was it a royal shakeup in london and it's a bombshell. prince harry and meghan markle will no longer be working members of the royal family. hello, i'm eric sean. this is a brand-new hour of america's news headquarters. arthel: i'm arthel neville. in an agreement with the queen, the couple will no longer use the titles of his and her royal highness. and they will also no longer receive public funds. kitty logan is following all the latest breaking developments from london. 10:00 p.m. local time. i know you've been stuck in the studio but i'm curious, what are some of your friends saying about this. just give me some color. >> reporter: well, i think for the british public this is pretty palletable. it doesn't place any burden on

. >> i do know this, you can watch bill hemmer and sandra smith or run over to the radio, or don't forget about fox nation after the show. >> bill: thank you, good morning. fox news alert now. as we mentioned, waiting to hear from the president. will he say the morning after iran strikes back? here was the scene at one of the two bases hit overnight. so, tehran firing more than a dozen missiles that two iraqi military bases, which house american troops. now the commander in chief is set to address the nation for the first time publicly. good morning, everybody. we said it was an important day yesterday. it's even more so today. hello, i'm bill hemmer live here in new york city. center, good morning. >> sandra: big morning, stay with us. and sandra smith. the president tweeted all was well shortly after the regime launched missiles at those two airbases in iraq, housing u.s. troops. they called districts a crushing blow, saying if the u.s. retaliates, so we'll tehran. >> bill: there is one big question. what will the president say and what might he do next? >> this was an act of war, sean,

don't forget to tune in monday for the debut of bill hemmer reports at 3:00 p.m. eastern. n. maria: happy weekend everybody welcome to the program that positions you for the week ahead. i am maria boucher mono makes was an interview with the nations banker, jamie diamond as we touched on another of topics for the day he gives us hear his outlook for the day. but first it was quite the week on wall street, record-setting across-the-board white house trade advisor peter tavarez here to talk at the impact of the historic week that was. the signing of the trade deal as the usmca passing the senate. peter, thank you so much for being with me this weekend. >> 's great to be with you maria what a week of history. it has been incredible. maria: and of course the week ahead looks to be historic as well. let's talk about what you got done, you and your colleagues got done at the white house. we saw usmca passed the senate, it's headed to the president's desk. we are expecting that to be signed into law this week and then the china deal. let's go through the china trade deal and tell us

that will do it for starts -- bill hemmer reports starts 3:00 p.m.falo wild wings. ♪. maria: good sunday morning. thanks for joining us i'm maria bartiromo, joining me straight ahead here on sunday morning futures let the oral arguments begin. coming up exclusive interview with senator ted cruz ahead of the senate impeachment trial beginning this tuesday. newest member of president trump's real team, robert ray to discuss the president's case. john durham's criminal investigation into the fbi with congressman jim jordan, ranking republican on the house

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stay tuned. >> bill: thank you, brett, martha, i am bill hemmer in new york, as soon as there is a breakal, we will bring you reports and analysis, but for right now, let's go back inside. >> thank you, mr. chief justice and senators for the question, the answer is, yes, there are well-established processes, mechanisms and agencies in place to pursue valid and legitimate national security interests of the united states. like the national security council.

in the meantime, do not miss the bill hemmer report that debuts 3 p.m.time one hour before your world. i know the anchor to that show and i know bill hemmer. both nice guys. and not only the fallout from the protests today, but ironically occurring the same day that we're getting word for all the key demographic groups, including women, you're looking at record low unemployment issues. don't be surprised if you hear they count the economic reality something that's pounded through some of the candidates who are going to park themselves in washington in the middle of the protests for the impeachment hearings. the tug and the push and pull on that, we've got that covered for you on fox business, which if you don't get, you should demand it, but enough of that. fa fox news continues. it's the closest thing to automatic savings that we've ever offered. at newday, veterans can refinance their mortgage with no income verification, no appraisal and no out of pocket expenses. and we've extended our call center hours so that every veteran can take advantage of the

, bill hemmer report, yesterday was your first day, you did an awesome job, bill. >> thank you, we started> that's right. >> i thought we looked like we liked each other. [laughter] steve: now we have sequestered you in washington, d.c. because the impeachment kicks off at 1:00 o'clock this afternoon, a great guest to kick off your premier show, the president's campaign manager, here is a flashback to yesterday, bill is talking to brad about how this actually helps the president. >> right now the american people are tuned out because honestly what's happened with impeachment and everything else, they've shut down, they are enjoying the super bowl, they are watching football games and enjoying the country's great economy, they are not sitting around and watching this stuff. steve: i believe what we saw moment ago may have been a tape. >> okay. steve: bill, back to you. >> good, i think that what he's addressing overall was this question about whether or not they are under water with suburban water and under water with suburban women, we went through polling, they were under water to suburba

i'm bill hemmer. will talk about the next steps with her caucus on tuesday, tomorrow. the articles could come this week, tuesday, maybe wednesday. republican andy biggs earlier today making the case of the delay so far has hurt democrats. >> you start looking in the battleground states, you start looking at independent player us, one of two things have happened. everything switched over and said the president should not be impeached, or should not be removed from office. even worse for her, they basically tune this whole thing out. i think you find a lot of americans have turned out because nancy pelosi, the way she's handled this thing. >> bill: four weeks later, jonathan roberts ready to begin a brand-new week there from the north lawn. good monday morning to you. >> good morning morning to you, as well and it's post citizens articles of impeachment over to the senate sometime, maybe as he pointed out, as early as tuesday. were you and say, or could be later than that. the president now openly embra

eric: brand-new newscast at fox news channel, bill hemmer premiers 3:00 p.m. based in new york but will be on the ground for major events across the globe as he always does it so well. >> congratulations, bill, deserved of this house delegation is this committee chairman. his name is adam sure. [laughter] greg: no, his name's tom shillue! [cheers and applause] greg: so i think we found the one thing worse than fake outrage, fake righteousness. >> we are here today to cross a very important threshold in american history. >> we are on the precipice of a great historic moment dealing with protecting the constitution.

i'm bill hemmer live here in new york. we'll take it all of it. here with the national champ lsu tiger herself. congratulations. >> sandra: what a win, what a game. good morning, everyone. i'm sandra smith. as the house speaker since the wheels in motion verse and impeachment, g.o.p. lawmakers setting rules and procedures for conducting it. witness testimony proving to be a major point of contention. >> we were never going to allow the speaker of the house to dictate senate proceedings. the senate will not be sucked into this precedent-breaking path. >> just as the president tried to rig his reelection, through all the things he did regarding ukraine, he is trying to rig the trial through mitch mcconnell. >> this is the weakest, fastest impeachment in the history of america. if you took this standard, the only person who abuse the power where the democrats. >> he is seeking to prove it's political. if it's political in the minds of our republican colleagues, than the republican party is in trouble. >> sandra: we will get reaction from senator ted

i'm bill hemmer life here in new york. how you doing? >> sandra: good morning, bill. are you? i'm sandra smith. the vote coming u up to the ministry should give the classified briefing to the whole house and senate on the decision to take out iran's top general. democrats still unconvinced. most republican seemingly satisfied, but the administration maintains its actions were justified. >> as long as i'm president of the united states, iran will never be allowed to have a nuclear weapon. >> as i speak to you this morning from the white house, we continue to receive word that iran is standing down. >> the question is, should the united states be at war with iran? president trump, in a series of back-and-forth escalations in the last 18 months, has brought us to that place. >> i think it's unfortunate that so many democrats are making the question of the imminence of this attack a partisan measure. it was very clear, the intelligence suggested a major attack against our troops in iraq and the middle east. >> i came away from this briefing deeply angry and dissatisfied. this brie

ainsley: bill hemmer anker of the bill hemmer report show, good morning. >> i just feel like just stretchingake up, i've been doing it for 12 years, all the habits are changing. thank you very much. pete: what a week to start on. >> big week, i watched a lot over the weekend too and read a lot too, i think as far as the viewers are concerned, they're going to vote on the senate rules tomorrow at some point, i think that's when mitch mcconnell will review what the strategy will be, i imagine they will pass because they have 51 plus, that's all it takes, that's right, i think they'll probably be little bit of action tomorrow on the witness side, i think chuck schumer will raise fury about that, i think we are in store for some of the most boring television we have seen. steve: we are not talking about your show? >> 3:00 o'clock today, we will kill it, like a rocket launch here, once we get past some of the back and forth tomorrow afternoon it could be, could be a long -- ainsley: do you think they will call witnesses? >> i don't know. i think the other thing on that once we get past tomorrow,

thank you for joining bill hemmer and myself here at "america's newsroom."at's it for us. ♪ >> hello everyone, this is fox news special coverage of the impeachment trial of president donald j. trump. the senate preparing for now to formally accept the two articles of impeachment that we saw sent over from the house yesterday, and that will happen any moment. i martha mckellen in new york city. >> nine bret baiernued coverage and an amazing day as this formally starts the senate trial and the at the same time, the senate is going to pass a north american free trade agreement, the usmca. that split scene, that is expected to pass and the president will have his the biggest bipartisan legislative victory today even as the house managers are expected to start the senate trial in this impeachment. >> we have an all-star panel with us today, anchor of the daily briefing and coached dana perino, cohost of the five and fox news political analyst dequan williams and former assistant u.s. attorney in contributor, andy mccarthy. were going to go to chad pergram live on

and bill hemmer has a show on monday at 1:00 eastern. you don't want to miss that.ience. this is greg gutfeld. i love you america. [cheers and applause] ♪ jon: right now president trump is in austin, texas to address an annual gathering of farmers and ranchers. he's scheduled to take the stage any time now. we will monitor that. good evening, i'm jon scott. this is "the fox report". it's the third year in a row the president has addressed this convention. his appearance comes on the heels of two major trade achievements, the phase one agreement with china, and the senate's approval of the usmca. we have fox team coverage. kevin corke has the latest on the impeachment trial from capitol hill. but we begin with casey steagall who is standing by in austin, texas. casey? >> hey, jon, we are expecting

i'm leland vittert in for bill hemmer.aising more than $35.5 million, making him the top fund-raiser for the fourth quarter so far. we do await reports from the full field of contenders. that field shrinking by one. julian castro has announced he is dropping out of the race. remember, sandra, he had that one moment where he went up against joe biden on the issue of age and experience, the torch needs to be passed to the new generation, et cetera. he had a blip, a lot of google ratings, a little fund-raising blood, than out. >> sandra: that's a develop meant we watch. as we mentioned, we are waiting on mark esper, defense secretary, to do an s moments from now. he has just announced a troop withdrawal, but that has already begun. as we begin to seek tensions escalated in the middle east, leland. a good time to have him on. >> leland: fort bragg, north carolina. members of the 82nd airborne there, the rapid ready action for us, headed out there to the middle east. the pictures, the aftermath of the u.s. embassy in baghdad af

don't forget to tune in monday for the debut of bill hemmer reports at 3:00 p.m. eastern. n.the week ahead. i am maria boucher mono makes was an interview with the nations banker, jamie diamond as we touched on another of topics for the day he gives us hear his outlook for the day. but first it was quite the week on wall street, record-setting across-the-board white house trade advisor peter tavarez here to talk at the impact of the historic week that was. the signing of the trade deal