[roll call] >> we are joined by stephen dennis, bloomberg senate reporter covering the senate side of things and that ritual of the impeachment managers are not that unfamiliar. it happened a little over a year ago in

[roll call] >> we are joined by stephen dennis, bloomberg senate reporter covering the senate side of things and that ritual of the impeachment managers are not that unfamiliar. it happened a little over a year ago in the impeachment of then president trump, but all new territory here for everyone, historic territory so what precedents do you think the senate democrats will use in their proceedings this is going to be a different trial than we saw even though this was a very similar site to see the somber procession across the capital, i mean, the one difference being that they didn't have the large chunks of evidence because this trial, this impeachment is basically based on what everybody saw and heard on january 6th, something that this really happened to every lawmaker as they were chased out of the building essentially and what trump did and did not do on that day first with the speech and then as they were sort of cowering in the secure rooms a number of them were trying to reach the president and trying to get him to get people to leave the building and it took hours to do that

senate proceedings, the impeachment trial and all things legislative agenda in the senate, follow stephen dennis at bloomberg.com or on twitter.com. thank you. guest: good morning. thank you. host: back to our conversation about whether there is a cancel culture against conservatives. larry in cleveland. thank you for waiting period an independent. -- thank you for waiting. an independent. caller: good morning. the republican shouted fire in a crowded theater. this is a matter of right and wrong. with all the crazy things that president trump has done, you know, he has turned this pandemic --500,000 people dead, lying to the country. he has pitted white against black by ignoring social justice issues. we had anti-masters versus -- anti-maskers versus maskers. rick perry was right during the campaign, the 2016 campaign. he said this man is a cancer on the party. lindsey graham said that he would destroy the party. rubio said he was a con artist. ted cruz said he was a pathological liar. now they all want to spread lies about the election and let the president off the hook again, even after what h

dennis. he's got sports. >>> coming up, nba reacts to a shocking day in american history and can the warriors survive an off night from stephen curry? tip off, straight ahead. >>> here is a live look as we head to break. director christian says he spotted some coyotes. i'll have to take a truck up >>> good morning. it is 4:52 on this thursday morning. it's a dry start to our day. as we head through afternoon, we will continue with dry conditions, highs four to six degrees above average for this time of year in the upper 50s to low 60s this afternoon. but watching a weak cold front that is going to push through as we head through tonight. dry as we head through our afternoon. here we go as the rain pushes in. this is 11:00 p.m. tonight. it's really through over night hours likely while you are sleeping that you are going to see that rain move in. this is friday right around 2:00 a.m. as we head through the weekend, we are looking at dry conditions. >>> good morning everybody. warriors hosted clippers last night but instead of talking hoops players and coaches around the league were talking what went down in d.c. 11 games on nb

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dennis gartman, doc siegel, andy puzder, leo terrell, all this in hour. the 10 hour. 11:00 hour, charles payne, stephenoblem is you a big show. we started with a rally when the market opened half hour ago then we started heading south. and we're still heading south. but a lot of red over there this morning as of now. now we just got the latest read on construction spending. lauren, tell us what it is and see if it hits market. lauren: increasing by .9% but the october number was revised higher to 1.6%. some people in the market, supply is low, builders are continuing to build that is going up. stuart: no impact on the market we're still down 100 on the dow. i will explain the selloff, we saw it right after the opening bell. i will explain it like this and there are polls and betting markets which suggest that the democrats could win both senate seats up for grabs tomorrow in georgia. that would be a negative for the market. because it will probably mean more taxes on individuals and certainly on business. that's where we are. down 113 on the dow. now this. >>> first came speaker pelosi's announcement t

stephen t dennis. they get so much for being with us. >> anytime. >> the senate continuing in the quorum call as you can see they have largely finished their business for the day as we just discussed article of impeachment introduced by the house managers earlier and the approval today, earlier the confirmation of janet yellen to be the next treasury secretary about 84215 the first female treasury secretary in the department 231 year history. >> a little over an hour ago the impeachment manager of the house came over to the senate and granted the one article of impeachment against former president donald trump the senate will gobble in tomorrow 1:00 o'clock eastern they will swear in senators, the senators acting in impeachment trial as the jurors, it'll be patrick lahey the democrat from vermont who is the president under the new 50/50 senate, the democrats and the majority now with vice president kamala harris. patrick lahey will resign and they will come in and swear in and file some motions and beg