kayleigh: president biden is facing impeachment inquiry after the house approved last night. now the president is lashing out as republicans after he became the sixth president in united states history to face an impeachment inquiry. hello, everyone, i m kayleigh mcenany here with my co-host emily compagno, shannon bream, host of the kennedy saves the world, kennedy and fox and friends first co-host and king of bump shots, he knows, todd piro. republicans say formal inquiry greatly expands their ability to conduct interviews and documents of the president arguing evidence they have uncovered cannot be ignored. president biden disagrees slamming the gop over proceedings. they are choosing to waste time on this baseless political stunt that even republicans say is not supported by facts. media is rushing to his defense. reuters claiming house republicans authorize impeachment inquiry despite lack of evidence. new york times describing the whole thing as a hunt for offense
actually to reopen its background investigation into judge kavanaugh and the context of it here is, this has been a contentious, bitter process all along. ever since the moment judge kavanaugh was nominated. democrats have cried foul over documents, over the pace, over proceedings. essentially everything related to this nomination. and at this point, they don t trust this process is the best way to go forward. now i think the most interesting comment on how we should hear from the two central characters here came from senator susan collins of maine who said earlier today that both dr. ford and judge kavanaugh should testify under oath. but whether that s the path that s ultimately talken, it s still too early to tell. paul butler, let me bring you into this conversation. we re talking about the fbi and the context of the fbi is donald trump s punching bag. seems like donald trump needs the fbi right now. they are, in some ways, the most reliable arbitter of truth. they don t have a