lot of attention senator warren. she got a lot of the questions. for a while there, joe biden wasn t getting very many. i agree with bret baier, he may have had his most solid performance with the fewest stumbles, but by 10:00 tomorrow morning, no one is going to care because everybody in the mediaca will be back to impeachment. look, those questions indicate that basically the moderators teed up a lot of questions with a few exceptions to enable theo candidates to talk about all the social issues. they really weren t very adversarial, as i think they should become a democrat or republican debates. that is why i think it fell flat, leaving aside the fact that it was utterly overshadowed by the impeachment hearing today, which went on endlessly. shannon: it did. tomorrow, we ll do it again. howard kurtz, thank you so much. the president says the democrats impeachment case fell apart today. the democratic congressman eric swalwell says, no way. he joins us next.
gordon sondland s testimony today changed everything. every fantasy about how corrupt this administration was is actually true. shannon: let s break it out down, fox news media analyst and host of media buzz, howard kurtz.z. thank you for staying up late with us. start with impeachment. what do you make of the media coverage that we have seen thus far? some of the media would like donald trump to resign yesterday. i don t think we can jump the gun because the first break in the hearing came, after the democratic questioning. even on fox news, there was a lot of talk about how gordon sondland s testimony did not help the white house because he is, after all, a trump appointee talking about a quid pro quo saying everyone was in the loop talking about his contacts with rudy giuliani, talking about how he briefed mike pompeo. of course, the republicans did underscore the parts of the testimony where he made assumptions, that the president