No income verification, no appraisal, and no points. Donald trump has violated his oath of office, betrayed this nation and committed impeachable acts. You know . He should be impeached. Neil now no doubt from joe, trying to deal with the president a blow and a big one. Welcome everybody, i a neil cavuto and this is your world. Joe biden calling for the president to be impeached and its the first time a democratic president ial hopeful has gone this far. He calls it once again illegitimate. With Acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker on what he
makes to of it. Neal, good afternoon. Joe biden is going all in calling for the 45th president impeachment. In his actions, President Trump has indicted himself by Obstructing Justice and refusing to comply with a congressional inquiry. Hes already convicted himself. Republicans here on capitol hill say democrats should have a fair process. If its to be fair, that puts rights and procedures in place for the minority has rights and the presiden
Because you know, struck with insurance deal. This was before, remember this, this was before months before i took office. That statement was made months before the election took place. Sweet it will going to hannity hannity, working with biden when he was big and they knew each other. My monologue after the presiden president. President trump and rush, a lot of people, sean hannity. The great mark amount we have a lot of great people. Lou dobbs, great people. You know what they said . Every one of them, plus many others, there is no other man that we have ever met that could have taken it. If its true. Maybe im a little different up here, i do not know, but i enjoy it. To me, i am energized. Because draining the swamp [cheers and applause] the democrats raising an attempt to overthrow the government will produce a backlash at the ballot box the likes of which they have never, ever seen before in the history of this country. [cheers and applause] these are bad people, my phone call as
migrants. carley: infuriating. cheryl casone has more. cheryl: good morning, 2000 migrants moved from floyd bennett field to a school. parents of students of james madison high school are furious. we all should be safe from all type of weather. but these people should have been deported back to where they came from, they came in illegally. cheryl: students going remotely leaving parents figuring out work schedule to accommodate the change. are officials using the storm as test run to leave the migrants there. many are worried the migrants will never leave. new york city processed 168,000 migrants, 70,000 in the city s
reporter: just looking for some classified documents. i don t think i can find any. there is none here. reporter: joe biden is a big corvette guy. what does that say about him? i am a corvette girl. he loves the need for speed. reporter: how much does this mustang go for? we are in front of a corvette. how much does this go for. $168,000. reporter: you buy american because you are a patriot. 100%. reporter: you must be a joe biden fan? b-b mack not really. you ain t black. reporter: described the car of the future. a car that delivers food. it will read your emotions.
an estimated $2 trillion in the lives of nearly 4500 u.s. tr troops. cbs s charlie d agata i was in iraq from the very start and tonight he returns to baghdad to report on the toll the war has taken. reporter: it was a war that was supposed to be over quickly. an aerial campaign of shock and awe. followed by a use u.s. aid invasion to rid iraq of weapons of mass destruction that did not exist. saddam hussein s downfall triggered a raging insurgency and bloodiest secretarial conflict. pushing u.s. troop numbers here to a peak of 168,000 by 2007. 20 years later, roughly 2500 remain. under the command of u.s. army major general matthew mcfarlane, commander of operation and inherent resolve. speak of the primary effort here is to assist the iraqi security