the political operative she is. harris: melissa, what kind of a look at is that when he rushed through that process? that was a lot of the criticism for democrats. when you look at those previous three impeachment investigations and movements in our nations history, didn t go quite this fast. the timeline was slowed down by collecting evidence, so on and so forth. for them not to want to push through the court system and bring in those people that the white house was blocking, what kind of stab at legitimacy what has it done to the democrat argument? melissa: i don t know if it feels rush to people. i think our whole timeline, everything about us has sped up. harris: that s interesting. melissa: i don t know if it necessarily feels rushed to people. along those lines, the justice department this morning filing you can go ahead and scroll up. filing an appeal after a federal judge last night ordered former white house counsel don mcgahn to testify before congress, in the imp
actually hope on the day of after thanksgiving. live in herald square, good morning. reporter: the frenzy has started. we ve seen crowds all morning filing into the macy s herald square. one of the biggest most iconic retailers in the country. i just spoke to the ceo. he said they opened at 6:00 p.m. last night. they haven t shut them. and from 3:00 last night to 11:00 today is going their biggest day of the year, period. full stop. this is how important black friday is to retailers across the country who have not seen the american consumer really come back in the way that they would like to see the american consumer spend. so clearly it is very important day for retailers. and things even though there are a lot of crowds here in herald square things are fairly