right now. chris: jason, how do you see it, the house action this week to impeach the president? net plus or minus for democrats looking towards november? looks like it will cabinet minus, chris. not just where the polls stand today, direction they have been moving and they have been moving in trump s favor. pelosi and democrats thought they would peel off some republicans in this process. they have not been able to do that. so it is seen as highly partisan exercise. also, i think the democrats overpromised. they were, they said bombshells were coming, bribery, extortion, collusion, articles themselves seem to be pretty weak tea and i think that is a problem they have going forward. they didn t deliver what they said was coming. chris: let s switch subjects. it is easy to over look there was another democratic debate this week in california. democratic presidential debate and the big target was mayor pete buttigieg who now leads in
trade agreement with china he will sign very shortly. the president calls september a historic success for his administration despite a historic admonishment. it is tragic that the president s reckless actions make impeachment necessary. he gave us no choice. reporter: house speaker nancy pelosi is withholding impeachment articles from the senate, delaying a trial. democrats want republicans to allow witness testimony. the president called the delay unfair. senate republicans are brushing it off. i m not sure what leverage there is in refraining from sending us something we do not want. reporter: still there has been some bipartisanship. defense policy and government spending bills, a free-trade agreement, an accepted invitation from the speaker for the president to deliver the state of the union february 4th. the president s campaign says he will travel to miami january 3rd to launch a evangelicals for trump coalition. evangelicals widely supported the president. though in a surpr
your corning congresswoman be a bill gay spam berger. chris: look at latest poll in swing states on crest of impeachment n florida, 50% impose impeaching, removing the president, while 46% support those actions. wisconsin, another swing state, 52% oppose impeaching and removing president trump, while 40% are in favor. juan, will, what the democrats did this week in impeaching president, will it help the president in terms of 2020, his re-election prospects and will it endanger the democratic house majority? i don t think it endangers the majority. we ve seen a rash of republican retirements. mark meadows from north carolina this week, another republican
that president posed such a grave danger to the globe we have to trample on the constitutional rights, not allow us to have any witnesses in front of the intelligence committee, not allows us to have counsel present or provide evidence in our own defense and we ll trample rights, to demand longer process in the senate with more witnesses. i don t know when they became concerned about due process after trampling over the president s rights but to your opening segment the president believes we re winning. he believes we won on taxes. the economy is booming. unemployment at record low. military spending is rebuilding. chris: i get all of that. there is plenty of time for the campaign, answer my question, is there anything you can do or do you have to wait for pelosi chris, not just the campaign. congressman al green said we have impeach chris: i understand all of that. i m asking a specific question. is there anything you do to move the trial along or wait for pelosi to do what she
battle for bethlehem continues. back. holiday treat for all of us. fox news sunday with chris wallace is next. chris: i m chris wallace. the house of representatives impeach president trump but lawmakers go home to the holidays with no clear plan for what s next. i m not going to answer anymore questions on this. when we see what their process is, we will know who and how many we want to send over. chris: house speaker nancy pelosi postpones sending the articles of impeachment to the senate. looks like the prosecutors are getting cold feet in front of the entire country. chris: now the prospect after senate trial in political limbo. he is mad as hell they would do this to him. now deny him his day in court. as the president blasts house democrat tactics. i don t feel like i m being