live look outside of federal courtroom in delaware, where hunter biden is expected to plead guilty today in an hour and 10 minutes to finalize a sweetheart deal on tax charges. last night the judge accused hunter biden s lawyers of blocking key evidence, saying it appears the caller misrepresented her identity and who she worked for in attempt to convince the clerk s office to remove the amicus material from the docket. all this as republicans double down into impeachment inquiry as probe into hunter biden s business deals are heating up. clay travis join us. what is your reaction to hunter going to court and speaker of the house opening up this inquiry for impeachment? clay: the judge should reject this plea agreement, this is a
desperately needs. before i let you go, i have to get clarity from you on your position on the rules changes as it relates to voting rights. in the last few weeks there has been i would a a shroud of mystery surrounding your position. our nbc team reporting you and senator feinstein have not said whether you d support the filibuster. pbs said a source close to you you think the filibuster should be a tool for bipartisan and the senate should consider reform only if gop members keep blocking key legislation and the washington post lists you as skeptical of changes. texas democrats are in washington making a specific ask, they re not saying blow up the filibuster, they re saying do a carve-out specifically on voting rights, change the senate rules just on this topic. so do you support that? yes or no, senator. that s a very interesting proposition. i m not trying to duck your
welcome to our viewers around the world and in the u.s. this is early start. we start in the nation s capital this morning. democrats moving full speed into the next phase of impeeachment proceedings. house leaders say they are undeterred by the white house blocking key documents and testimony from firsthand witnesses. democrats could fight for court records, compelling testimony from mick mulvaney, mike pompeo, and former national security adviser, john bolton, or proceed with evidence they have. house speaker nancy pelosi making her choice clear yesterday. we re not going to wait until the courts decide. we can t wait for that. it s a technique. it s obstruction of justice. democrats say they have the
warren both interrupted by protesters on the campaign trail. mayday, mayday, mayday a scare in the sky as passengers see flames shoot from a jet engine in mid flight. welcome back to early start. happy friday, everybody. i m dave briggs. it is friday. we made it. i m christine romans. 30 minutes past the hour here in new york. democrats moving full speed into the next phase of impeachment proceedings, after hearing the last of the planned public testimony. house leaders say they are undeterred by the white house blocking key documents and testimony from firsthand witnesses. democrats could fight for court orders, compelling testimony from white house chief of staff, mick mulvaney, secretary of state mike pompeo or former national security adviser, john bolton, or proceed with evidence they have. house speaker nancy pelosi making her choice clear yesterday. we re not going to wait until the courts decide. we can t wait for that. again, it s a technique. it s obstruction of j
this hard rock resort. we went inside. what we saw in the room is the minibar. robert bell wallace was the fourth individual to die in april. his niece chloe told fox news he got a scotch from the minibar, you see here, 4/5 of liquor, easy to tamper with, no locking key. that is troubling. we got a phone call. i spoke with the widow of david harrison. david harrison died at this very resort mysteriously last july. she wants some answers, you see her there as to the toxicology report on her husband, she never got it. we are trying to get those answers, this on the heels of the 3 americans an hour away where we were trying to get some answers. bottom line, neither the hard