argument never really made sense. but mike lee bought it completely. when facebook s mark zuckerman became before congress last week, he asked them only at the softest of softball questions. a month later, facebook announced it would build a $750 million data center and you ha. it coincidence? maybe it is a coincidence or maybe it s every bit as corrupt as it seems. we asked senator lee to come on tonight to explain what exactly happened and he declined. we will keep asking until he reconsiders. that s our investigation into big tech to napier to had come of the federal government clarify the ascom americans do have the right to bring tiny horses onto airplanes. a bizarre story, next. it
anita. that s right. hi, shannon. the bar is high. only two presidents have been impeached before. andrew johnson and bill clinton. both were acquitted. when it comes to president trump, talk of impeachment has been swirling around him ever since he was sworn in, maybe even before. just as we, the president said it would be bad for the country. i don t know how you can impeach somebody who s done a great job. i will tell you what. if i ever got impeached, i think the market would crash. here s how the process works. first, impeachment charges are introduced to the house based on treason, bribery, or other high crimes and this meters. then they investigate whether the charges are warranted. if the consensus is the ascom articles are drafted. a simple majority is needed to improve the articles of impeachment and advance the case to the senate. the senate then conducts a full-blown trial presided over by the chief justice of the united states. in this case, john roberts. a convictio
done many stories on it here, the fact that the alabama immigration law is considered the toughest in the country which allows them to stop when people are stopped for a violation they can ask them about their documentation and if they don t have it they can pursue deportation, then you ve got the secure communities program which is a separate program. felipe, explain that to us and explain why you re against that. so basically, secure communities is a program that allows local police to cooperate with immigration. the problem is not only that local local communities are afraid to report crimes to the police but also we see a rise in racial profiling, so what we saw recently in a report just released by the institute, by the university of california, is that 90 percent of the arrests done by ascom for secure communities have been by latinos, only 77 percent of undocumented workers in this country are latinos, so we can see a trend of people targeting latinos
church. you are saying that metaphor rickly. i think what kailey was trying to say is it was not that he was a witness to a crime or may have been a part of. it he is a dirty, dirty snitch, greg. when your buddies do something we have half time coming up in which andy will verify whether i don t know the i do this thing with a bar of soap and a t-shirt. i know what he is talking about. i will not get into it because there are children at home watching. no, there is not. do you have a comment? e-mail us at fox news .com. or call 212-462-5050. and till to scom, the half time report with andy levy. tonight is sponsored by parades. the organized festive celebrations an exhibition of