harris: what s the difference? marie: a lot of democrats will say to you this may be tough politically but he should be impeached. that s what you will hear. i also think the impeachment train for all intents and purposes, it has left the station in the house. i actually agree with you, steve. i think bolton, mulvaney, pompeo, they should have had to testify. the fact that the white house and the administration has been stonewalling so much will probably be one of the articles of impeachment and obstruction of justice. that we had all these people involved, you refuse subpoenas, you refused to come down here, that will be one of the articles of impeachment. i think the impeachment train has left the station in the house. harris: katie, i want to ask you again. maybe i need to ask it a different way. politically, what is the difference between impeachment and a censure? they are both an asterisk by the president s name, because if you don t remove them with impeachment, how is a
directs such official s non-compliance. this ruling that dealt with white house counsel don mcdawn could mean other administration officials could be forced to honor suspense and testify before congress. this is a big deal. the justice department said it would appeal. the impeachment train is moving on schedule. house committee chair adam schiff reported his committee has completed its work and has found everyday pointing toward presidential abuse of power and obstruction of justice. in a letter to colleagues, the committees are now preparing a report summarizing the evidence we have found this far, which will be transmitted to the judiciary committee soon after congress returns from the thanksgiving recess. that s next week. meanwhile, the president s personal lawyer who spearheaded the agenda in ukraine is speaking about about his role in the unfolding scandal. in an interview saturday, rudy guiliani denied the possibility he would be made the fall guy for this president and in doing
are hitting another high. democrats have no credible platform to make the country better and no strong 2020 candidate. number 3 the house democrats ran as moderate in 2018 long without democrat leadership have been exposed is nothing but puppets of aoc and the mueller report didn t bring down trump, neither will adam schiff s impeachment sham. the voters have to decide whether they want to avoid the one person in dc whose delivering results a report the democrat party that has literally done nothing for middle america. easy choice. that s all the time we have tonight, shannon bream has the best analysis and they take it from here, big day of news. shannon: we start with a fox news alert. democrats impeachment inquiry is public, bombshell? we bring you key moments to break down the first two witnesses and tell you what you can expect as the impeachment train rolls on.
where none ever stood. they are devoted to building 360 miles of new barriers. it started last week in the rio grande valley where 40% of immigration busts take place. congress is racing to try to avoid a government shutdown. they have a deadline coming up pretty quickly and you have the impeachment train. will they collide? reporter: the key thing i hear from negotiators behind the scenes right now is keep them separated, keep them as separated as humanly possible. obviously it s a very short timeline to the end of the resolution. democrats nor republicans want a shutdown, and i was talking to an individual a while ago, and that individual said there is no talk of shutdowns in the white house, either. the key is for each of the subcommittees to get their job
democrats on capitol hill, they want to go to hearings either later this month or maybe at the beginning of december. and i was in court on that cupperman suit on thursday. while the judge there said he wanted to move it with, i think, the word he used was quickly, he talked about ruling by the end of december or the beginning of january. it seems to me the impeachment train will have left the station and made it to the senate by then. i m a little doubtful that is going to result and cupperman showing up. if that becomes the default schedule, it may than john bolton doesn t testify either. and perhaps eisenburg and anyone else in the white house that won wants to decline to cooperate with the inquiry. let me ask you about what he is alleged to have done. i go back to that testimony, what we know of it that alexander vindman delivered this week. something he alleges he kept trying to change the transcript, correct it. get it back to the way it was. reflect what actually happened