senator chuck shumer talking about keeping people who were involved on january 6th off airplanes.'s listen to this. >> -- to disrupt and incite further violence can't occur again. the law says that acts of terror, like those perpetrated by the people who unlawfully and violently breached the capitol must be considered threats to the homeland. once you're considered a threat to the homeland you should and must be placed on the no fly list. plain and simple. threats to violence cannot be allowed to fly and neither can these individuals. let me give you a little more background. many of the individuals who were part of the attack last week, as i said, remain at large, are wanted for questioning, violent acts and more. the founding member of the proud boys of hawaii was arrested accused of unlawful entry into the capitol building. captured in an airport in hawaii. according to "the times" the justice department and the fbi have embarked on a nationwide manhunt to track down scores of people. now it's even larger, who have attacked the capitol. with so many questions about safety and t

the senate majority leader, chuck shumer, announced the timeline for the senate trial. >> we have maded progress in the impeachment trial of donald trump it would for the information of all senators, the house managers will come to read th

something that your republican opponents are drawing a lot of attention to is a week old comment from chuck shumer where he said, now we take georgia, then we change america. is that something you find particularly helpful? republicans are trying to use that against you and essentially say change america means we're going to be a socialist country. >> here's the kind of change that the people of georgia are crying out for. equal justice under the law. >> reporter: i talked to a republican source who tells me their side is expecting turnout to rival election day in november levels and they are not worried about strong holds like dekalb and fulton counties. people believe the lines are long because they are not good at managing elections. >> my opponent radical liberal rafael warnock, he attacks our police, our military. he spoke out against israel, evangelicals, small businesses. georgia, we have to hold the line. >> reporter: so warnock just left here. ossoff is doing local interviews. there are only a few hours left to settle this hundreds of millions of dollars worth of senate campaigning. harri

democrat leader chuck shumer tried to pressure mcconnell to bring senators back sooner. now senate democrats are being asked, what's the point? >> what's to be gained is sending a clear message to the present and the future that the kind of attack we witnessed on our democracy incited by the president of the united states is absolutely unacceptable. it's unconstitutional. it's lawless. >> reporter: tonight's vote in the house is a preliminary step on the path to impeachment. dana? >> dana: mike emanuel, thank you very much. let's bring in our panel now. geraldo rivera and former utah congressman jason chavis. can you bear with me as i set this up. i think there's three different perspectives on this. take a listen first to senator manchin of west virginia. >> so ill advised for joe biden coming in, trying to heal the country, trying to be the president of all the people and we're going to be divided and fighting again. let the judicial system do its job. there's no rush to do this impeachment now. we can do it later if they think it's necessary. >> dana: then there's con

there's chuck shumer and others. that is going to be the big question. editorial board of the "wall street journal" said, okay, now the inauguration is over. how will president biden govern? we are left wondering, after calls for unity today, how he will try to bring republicans and democrats together as he promised to do during his campaign. >> i don't hold out very much hope that democrats are interested in unity as the message has been today. i was somewhat wondering if that was going to be the case after this last week where we have seen everyone from the president of the united states down to some of his followers silenced by massive tech companies without a blip, competing companies that provided a source of information and expression for conservatives and trump supporters shut down without any kind of process, a violation of the american dream, if you want something you can build it. promise of executive orders, promise of further crackdown on covid and the speech about the 25,000 national guardsmen to an empty mall, i'm not buying the speech, alt

senate minority leader chuck shumer is calling for president trump's immediate removal from office soon hear what president-elect biden and house speaker nancy pelosi have to say about the capitol riot biden is scheduled to introduce his justice department team and pelosi will be holding her weekly news conference >>> british prime minister boris johnson said today, president trump was, quote, completely wrong to cast doubt on the election >> unreservedly condemn, encouraging people to behave in the disgraceful way they did in the capitol. all i can say is i'm very pleased the president-elect has now been properly -- duly confirmed in office and that democracy has prevailed. >>> czechoslovakia's prime minister has changed his social media profile from a red hat modeled from trump's maga cap to a photo of him wearing a mask with the czech flag. he's also condemning yesterday's invasion of the capitol by a pro-trump mob. >> thank you very much. >>> still ahead, facebook and instagram blocking president trump for at least the next two weeks, until the transfer of power is complete. those d

that gift came from senator chuck shumer of new york when he said first we take georgia and then, basically, remake america in his image. i'll just put it that way. how do you battle that on the ground? >> well, first, happy new year, everybody. katie, because it's the new year, i'll agree with one of our sentences, which is the outcome of this election will have an impact on either side. harris, to your point, look, this is all about ground game. you have messaging left to right. fear mongering using venezuela. he does not want to pack a court. in addition to that, he is against a lot of the squad who went from four people to now six. it's not a majority in the house or senate or voters. georgia comes down to, do i want $2,000 checks? do i want a divided government? for some people it may come down to old regime versus new regime. for some people it might come down to somebody they identify with. like the reverend is african-american. jon ossoff is young, jewish. that's what it's really going to come down to. i think it was smart, quite frankly, for the president and president-elect to go

now, what chuck shumer said two days ago that the first order they will do is a covid relief package and within that package you'll get $2,000 checks, among who knows what else. democrats are going to say relief's coming. with regard to the polling we mentioned, it is true 3/4 of the trump team talked ability covid and not about this. my point is, there is a real need on behalf of millions of americans to get help now. you may not get that impression in oklahoma or texas or florida, but you come to manhattan and the need is everywhere. building after building and store after store has yet to reopen. these people need to find relief and they need to find work and they need to find money. the longer it goes on, the more you open yourself up to more problems within our cities and within our states. we really need to get this done now. >> we're looking live here at the house floor. they have closed the vote. we are now about to hear from chairman nadler first. they are going to debate the resolution to impeach president trump. let's listen in on the house floor for a moment. >> -- united

here's what chuck shumer had to say. speaker pelosi, who informed me that the articles will be delivered to the senate on monday. now, i have heard some of my republican colleagues argue that this trial would be unconstitutional because donald trump is no longer in office — an argument that has been roundly repudiated, debunked by hundreds of constitutional scholars, left, right and center, and defies basic common sense. it makes no sense whatsoever that a president or any official could commit a heinous crime against our country and then be permitted to resign so as to avoid accountability and a vote to disbar them from future office. it makes no sense. regardless, the purveyors of this unusual argument are trying to delay the inevitable. the fact is, the house will deliver the article of impeachment to the senate. the senate will conduct a trial of the impeachment of donald trump. republican leader mitch mcconnell said his party was asking for more time to prepare mr trump's defence. this impeachment began with an unpr

that's expected to be one of the hot topics when mitch mcconnell and chuck shumer meet this afternoon. they are also going to discuss getting the nominees confirmed, more covid relief and the senate impeachment trial. john? >> john: you are going to be a busy man in the days ahead. mike emanuel overlooking capitol hill. sandra? >> sandra: i think he prefers it that way. let's bring in ari fleisher. great to see you this afternoon. welcome to "america reports." glad to have you kick things off for us. >> glad to be here. >> sandra: when it comes to these picks when we've seen on the part of joe biden, janet yellen, lot of folks talking about what does this mean for change to policy as we know it today? how will they impact the average american? >> this is where elections have consequences, right? it's going to be 180 degrees off what donald trump's nominees pursued which led to the lowest poverty rate since 1959, lowest unemployment rate ever reported for people without high school degrees. what i'm afraid of, many of the biden nominees were more activist, government managed type peopl

coronavirus relief package when they unveil it later this week just today, the top senate democrat chuck shumer in a letter to his colleagues said that vaccine distribution is going to be a key priority for this next legislative session once they get the new democrats seated in their new positions. certainly, vaccine distribution is something that democrats are focused on they warned previously that without more funding that there could be hiccups in the rollout. so they are going to try to get some big checks to try to keep these channels open and running and get more of these shots approved, produced, and into the arms of people who need them. >> kayla tausche, thank you. >>> after the break, finding value abroad portfolio manager david haro joins us with his top international stock pick and tells us the sector where he says a lot of growth over the next decade. you are watching "closing bell." dow is up 60 points. sometimes, you want speedy but reliable. state-of-the-art but dependable. in other words, you want a hybrid. so do telcos. that's why they're going hybrid with ibm. a hybrid cloud

. >>> house speaker nancy pelosi and senate minority leader chuck shumer are calling for president trumpbe removed from office. they want vice president pence and the cabinet to invoke the 25th amendment. nancy cordes is on capitol hill. what's the latest on that? >> anthony, democrats are pushing the president's now dwindling cabinet to swiftly invoke the 25th amendment, declaring him unfit for office, replacing him with vice president mike pence for the final 12 days of his term. but so far, they've gotten no formal response from the cabinet. the vp won't take their calls and so now they are working on a plan b. >> this is urgent. this is emergency of the highest magnitude. >> calling president trump dangerous, house speaker nancy pelosi declared he should be removed following this week's insurrection at the capitol. democrats plan to talk today about a backup plan. >> if the 25th amendment isn't invoked, the next best thing is impeachment asap. >> reporter: and it wasn't just democrats. illinois republican adam kinzinger. >> it's time to invoke the 25th moment and to end this nightmar

congress, such a huge difference majority leader, mitch mcconnell, and senate majority leader, chuck shumer that means for the country. of arms of taxes, in terms totally different agenda. look at how high joe biden puts climate change on his presidential agenda. it was not a big priority for president trump. the courts, that was a big part of president trump. pn mitch mcconnell triumphantly but hundreds of federal judges, appointed by republicans and president trump, on the courts. that power would shift to the o turn the tidet in the courts. all kinds of issues like that. it would mean president biden would have a much freer hand in the kinds of policies he would propose. that said, 50-50 is not an iron fist on the senate, which is what it would be with the vote , it wouldharris be 51-50. centrists would hope for compromise again in washington. joe manchin and others would really hope for balance of power. >> so it's not going to be this sort of radical legislation coming down weekly. you are spot on with that. george already had the nation's attention, with the president asking georgia's

the senate majority leader, chuck shumer, announced the timeline for the senate trial. >> we have madeood progress in the impeachment trial of donald trump it would for the information of all senators, the house managers will come to read the article of impeachment at 7:00 p.m. on monday, january 25th. members will then be sworn in the next day, tuesday, january 26th. after that, both the house managers and the defense will have time to draft their legal briefs, just as they did in previous trials. during that time, the senate will continue to do other business for the american people, such as cabinet nominations and a covid relief bill, which will provide relief for millions of americans, who are suffering during this pandemic. then, once the briefs are drafted, presentation by the parties will commence the week of february 8. the january 6 insurrection at the capitol, incited by donald j. trump, was a date on of us will ever forget -- a day none of us will ever forget. we all want to put this awful chapter in our nations history behind us. -- nation's history behind us. but healing a