i think we could be through with this from three days to three weeks. it s not a complicated case. i believe it can end very, very quickly. i think the one thing both the opponents of president clinton and his friends agree with is that we would like to have it over quickly. speed as a goal there. well, it wasn t three days. it was just over a month for clinton. about halfway through there was a vote to also dismiss those charges. a surprise twist today that could bring a quick end to a senate trial that has paralyzed congress. the unpredictable senior democrat says the trial should end, that the senate will never have the votes to convict the president. that was a major move. in a few days there was a vote on the motion to dismiss, and it failed. on this vote, the yeas are 44, the nays are 56. the motion is not agreed to.
can you hear him. you know how loud he is. and suddenly the joke is on cuomo. the whole panel to me looked very uncomfortable when i was watching this. everyone looks at each other. they the little laugh like oh, what is happening right now. [laughter] it was just very awkward. sandra: a little rehearsal could would have gone a long way. secretvictoria s secret for yeas this time of year had fashion show and models would walk the runway and people would tune in all over the world to watch this. they confirmed this week they are canceling that iconic fashion show. the me too era really bringing on changes like this, lisa. can you no longer do something like this in this day and age? well, they have asked me to do it a couple years in a row. [laughter] i have been look, i have a lot on my plate. i m very busy. the numbers don t lie, right? their reality have seen a drastic decline. i think even in 2010 there was around 10 million viewers.
to vladimir putin. reporter: congress, however, was having none of it. the yeas are 98, the bill is passed. in august of 2017, a tough sanctions bill passed overwhelmingly. you know, wouldn t it be a great thing if we could actually get along with russia. reporter: throughout the trump presidency, the biggest conflict at the heart of the u.s./russia s relationship has been russia s attack on the 2016 election. what this represented was an attack on a fundamental underpinning of our democratic system. reporter: an attack which u.s. intelligence assessed was done to help donald trump and hurt hillary clinton, but repeatedly trump denied that it was real. i don t think anybody knows it was russia that broke into the dnc. she s saying russia, russia, russia, but i don t maybe it was. i mean, it could be russia but it could also be china. it could also be lots of other people. it also could be somebody sitting on their bed that weighs 400 pounds, okay? reporter: trump wo
for clinton s trial. even if senators disagreed on the president s guilt or innocence, senators decided to stick with the agreement despite byrd s effort to short circuit the trial. it s hard to imagine how all 900 senators 100 senators could agree on special arrangements in today s super-charged atmosphere. the senate has never terminated a senate trial before its con croonings but in 2009 conclusion. kemp resigned after the house impeached him, but the senate never conducted a trial. an impeachment trial ends with a vote. all 100 senators rise and vote verbally from their desk. 67 yeas are needed to convict and remove an official from office. so if the house impeaches president trump, the senate will at least have to take it up. but what happens after presenting the articles of impeachment is far from clear. on capitol hill, chad pergram, fox news. eric: this morning on sunday
called in alphabetical order, 67 yeas to convict and remove official from office. were the senate will at least have to take it up but what happens after presenting the articles of impeachment is far from clear. on capitol hill chad. arthel: we are exactly one year until the 2020 election, now democrat democratic presidential candidate focused on iowa where mayor pete buttigieg has momentum, next who is on top in a brand-new fox news