races that are still too close to call. and we must let the process work to be sure that all of the legal votes are counted. in front of the white house on a street now known as black lives matter plaza, protesters met police. this is an anxious moment for a divided country. in the absence of a landslide win by either candidate, it was was possible this election could be dragged into the courts. both sides have been preparing for a legal battle over postal votes that could tip the balance either way. turn out in this election was huge, but a lengthy and contested wait for a result will keep this polarised nation on edge. ben wright, bbc news, washington. well, we still don t have a result from georgia. let s show you what is happening there at the moment. it is too early to project, but donald trump has 50.3% of the vote, joe biden has 48.5%. so lots of eyes on georgia
points from a high of 50.3%. those against almost even at 45.4%. certainly, it changes haiti .3% of democrats believe the president should be impeached, 41.2% of independents believe it down a little bit and republicans, 12.0% so not sure where that 20 number comes from but it does seem likely that this is going to go to the judiciary committee when congress comes back from the thanksgiving break, it is not a certainty, but it does appear to be heading that way. dana: john roberts at the white house, thank you. with the reactions of the latest impeachment developments, let s bring in marc thiessen, follow what the american enterprise institute and fox news contributor. i want to read to you today, she writes of democrats walk away from impeachment now, his enablers well not just have egg on their collective faces, but they will have an entire omelette. want to get your take on this because there is going to be some pressure from the democrats
he has parted ways on immigration on so many different issues. and for him to actually sit through all of these hearings and say, the phone call was inappropriate. he found some issues with it. he believes that the president was way out of bounds. he said, in order for him to be able to support impeachment, the evidence has to be overwhelming. and i think that that s where it is right now. when you look at what s happening in the polls, 538 actually had a poll that said, impeachment support has actually gone down from 50.3% down to have 46.3%. and among independents, which is where i think we really can see how much the democrats have made the case for impeachment, it s gone from 47% late october to now 41%. so have they made the case? i don t think that they ve made the case. are the phone calls inappropriate? was he completely out of bounds? did he cross some lines?
these hearings and to say the phone call was inappropriate, he found some issues with it, he believes that the president was way out of bounds, he said in order for him to be able to support impeachment, the evidence has to be overwhelming. i think that s where it is right now. when you look at what s happening in the polls, 538 had a poll that said impeachment support has gone down from 50.3% down to 46 .3%. and among independents where we can see really how much the democrats have made the case for impeachment, it s gone from 47% in late october to now 41%. have they made the case? i don t think they ve made the case. are the phone calls inappropriate? was he completely out of bounds? did he cross some lines? absolutely. but that s the problem here. and i actually agree with everyone on this stage this
we see it when he talks in front of big audiences or official auld yenss. he wants to question the legitimacy of this proceeding. as jeff well noseknows, that pu you on a collision course to a showdown for obstruction of justice. if the white house keeps stone walling that s the direction democrats will go into so you could have multiple articles of impeachment. guys thanks to both of you. while testimony continues on capitol hill, today is deadline day for rudy giuliani to turn over subpoenaed documents related to allegations that he pressured the ukrainian government to investigate hunter biden. and while democrats build their case, the public support for the inquiry has steadily been on the rise. 538 average of the polls since taken in august and found now just over half, 50.3% of americans, support impeachment. joining me now, joaquin castro who sits on the house intelligence committee and the