148 years. it is likely a trial will begin to determine if he should be removed from office. thank you for joining us, i m todd piro. carley: i ll carley shimkus. working to convince senators mayorkas is guilty of charges against him. brooke singman has the details. good morning. brooke: historic day on capitol hill. 214-213, how impeachment managers are preparing their case for the senate. i d be real surprised if they didn t try to rush it. everyday we talk about the border is bad for their guy and he s in reelection this year. i will be shocked if it is not moved quickly. my message to the senate, look at our polling and border security is the number one issue in our city and community. when you look at the breach of public trust and he s refused to comply with the law, i hope the case will be heard in something other than a schumer partisan lens. brooke: josh hawley posting, now it is time for mayorkas to stand trial and biden s open border policies with them an
last monday. the the marine s lawyers releasing a statement that reads in part, quote, when mr. neely began threatening the passengers, daniel, with the help of others, acted to protect themselves until help arrived. daniel never intended to the harm mr. neely and could not have pore seen his untimely death. but activist al sharpton is firing people up saying criminal charges must be filed now. if you conot prosecute him, in my judgment, you will set a standard of vigilantism that we cannot old rate. the precedent tolerate. the precedent alone is a threat to the all of us. we cannot allow this lawlessness to go unchecked. you re not going to choke this young man to death and let us not stand up and raise our voice. you know, it s remarkable with al sharpton being around for 20 years, he hasn t saved the world yet, but apparently he is not. julie, it s kind of amazing, i try to stay off the subway as much as possible. you know, i was looking up the numbers, and since 201
coast 8:00 here in seemy california and this is america s late news fox news at night. and we are live tonight at the ronald reagan library where the reagan national defense forum is in full swing this weekend. the annual event is a gathering of political leaders, defense experts, and some of the u.s. military s top brass and in moments, we will talk to some top military leaders about the biggest military concerns facing the united states and, of course, the biggest threats facing america. but breaking tonight, the ceasefire is now over. the war between israel and hamas is back on with israeli defense forces saying they have conducted more than 200 attacks on hamas targets in gaza just today. it comes in response to hamas firing rockets into southern israel. nate foy is live on the ground in northern israel with more on this. nate. hey, trace, the sun is about to rise here in about 30 minutes for a second day of fighting. as israel announces the deaths of six hostages who w
. jon trey: good evening, i m trey gowdy, it s sunday night in america. just one month and already there are calls for israel to stop its war in gaza to wage war in a friendlier way. war is awful, which is why people of good conscience try to avoid it. there are those times people call for ceasefire and pauses, i wonder what those israeli victims would have given one month ago for a pause or ceasefire on the morning the massacre began? good people are asked to play by the rules while terriftses commit atrocities. what would our response be if a terrorist group cut the head off the heads of our children. i ll bet there wouldn t be a ceasefire. almost 50 times the u.s. has been targeted with 56 of our soldiers injured. u.s. responded today hitting two facilities in syria used by iran s proxies, but is it enough? joining us now is retired u.s. army colonel daniel davis. thank you for joining us. the word humanitarian, humanitarian pause when you are dealing with a group tha
sitting president of the united states. another mark up hearing tomorrow morning which is expected. the imminent impeachment on the house floor of president trump. i want to bring in our correspondent, i believe we have garret headache aake on the hil his first appearance here on the hill. we have seen you a lot garret. we have some folks looking at that hearing, you have been looking at impeachment. speaker pelosi has telegraphed a narrow case that could be pushed through judiciary, our colleague geoff bennett did not see the democrats splintering or holding other amendments here. they want to get this through you kn unified. what does your reporting show about that? that s right. we have been starting to put the pieces together on a senate trial which is mostly fan
fiction of what you have been hearing about it that both sides speculated of what it looks like. we heard from mitch mcconnell yesterday afternoon saying they ll wait until the new year getting it started. it will pus