charlie hurd opinion editor washington times. chief national correspondent ed henry. good morning as we watch this morning. ed, i want to begin with you. where were you in 1998 and what do you remember then as you compare it to today? covering congress at the time in 1998 and it seemed much more solemn. at a different time. it seemed like everybody was intensely at each other s throats and we would never see such a divided time in our political history. i was wrong. it is so much more divided. this partisan vote today. the fact of the matter is nancy pelosi began this process just a few months ago saying you can t move forward unless you have some bipartisanship. she would point the finger at republicans and say they haven t bought into any of this investigation. republicans would say based on how not only how it was put together but at the end of this process. think about the articles. the substance of what they just voted on. not a single crime in there. bribery that we heard from
is disconnected from reality saying we ll play warm music and drink hot cocoa. stop attacking the president. stopping have an impeachment. it is just a sham. sandra: the next stage at 9:00 a.m. eastern time pelosi kicks it back to jerry nadler and his committee will hear evidence from both sides as the democrats determine the exact charges. the president saying let s get it over with. the do nothing radical left democrats have just announced they ll seek to impeach me over nothing. they already gave up on the ridiculous mueller stuff so now they hang their hats on two totally appropriate perfect phone calls with the ukrainian president. let s bring in our a-team. fox news political analyst juan williams co-host of the five. david asman host of bulls and bears, david and chief national
reporting that the caucus erupted in shouts of yea approval when she said this. but our moderate democrats really on board? bujoining me now with exclusive insight, fox news chief national correspondent ed henry, host of america s news headquarters with ed henry. laura, good to see you. what are you hearing from your resources tonight? i talked to several senior republicans and they told me that they think this hearing went so poorly for the majority. the g.o.p. leaders are hopeful they are going to get even more democrats voting no on articles of impeachment beyond the two democrats who voted no on opening this inquiry last month. the only two democrats to break with their party and vote no, remember, tom peterson of minnesota, jeff andrew of new jersey. he told minnesota public radioio at the time what i ve said all along is that you can t do this with one party. it s not smart, it s not going to work.
impeachment, now is the time to speak up. the washington post is reporting that the caucus erupted in shouts of yea approval when she said this. but our moderate democrats really on board? joining me now with exclusive insight, fox news chief national correspondent ed henry, host of america s news headquarters with ed henry. what are you hearing from your resources tonight? i talked to several senior republicans and they told me that they think this hearing went so poorly for the majority. the g.o.p. leaders are hopeful they are going to get even more democrats voting no on articles of impeachment beyond the two democrats who voted no on opening this inquiry last month. the only two democrats to break with their party and vote no, remember, tom peterson of minnesota, jeff andrew of new jersey. he told minnesota public radio at the time what i ve said all along is that you can t do this with one party. it s not smart, it s not going
joe biden. so now we are trying to figure out who this unnamed democratic candidate is, joe biden. our team asked mayor pete if it s him. what i will say is our message is resonating. i think i windsor looking for gold future oriented vision and a readiness to do that. a way that unifies, not divides. kamala harris is here in des moines. we will try to ask her if she s the one barack obama talk to about joe biden. again, she s one of the candidates that s all in iowa. estate michael bloomberg is all out of. dana: think you, peter doocy. let s bring in ed henry, fox news chief national correspondent. the political reports that obama said that biden doesn t have it. how do you think the biden people take it? they don t like it obviously. they ve been playing the stands and peter doocy was there the beginning when biden first got off the amtrak train and was