>> 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. and al jazeera. they are far from the only ones running for cover. >> can't find centila of evidence to justify this, the puppet master and chief, former united states of america has ordered them to launch this impeachment inquiry as a political hit job on president joe biden. >> house republicans have been investigating whether president biden committed crimes relatable to hunter's foreign business dealings. they have found no hard evidence lifrjing linking the two. >> impeachment inquiry even though some admit there is no evidence of wrongdoing. nearly a year of investigation have so far come up empty. >> month-long investigation has not found evidence of wrongdoing. >> they are basing impeachment inquiry on something the president's son did, i think this is an ordered hit from donald trump, who wants to portray equivalence, they went after me, we're going after him, he wants to muddy the water. >> kayleigh: republicans are taking orders. i do not think republicans in districts biden won are taking orders from the former president. no evidence point, house speaker mike johnson 15 million flowed to the biden family, 22 times president biden talked to his son's business associates, biden lied to the american people and we have the checks. even mike johnson says, i'm not saying impeachment we're there yet, an inquiry certainly. >> shannon: what the white house needs to do is make a case to the american people. fox news polling when people asked what they think about hunter's business dealings, they think did the president do something illegal, 40% think something illegal happened that joe knew about or unethical 69% think something is not right in the president's involvement. npr, impeachment inquiry, it is supported. the more people are hearing, more skeptical they are. >> kayleigh: media running cover, little doubt there. this is hunter biden, he used the word financial involvement. listen to the word financial here. >> let me state as clearly as i can, my father was not financially involved in my business. >> kayleigh: he stated that clearly, let me be clear, it was not clear enough for luke broadwater, "new york times," my father was not involved in my business, they omitted a word and updated it 12:11 p.m. eastern time. this is publication that won pulitzer's for reporting. >> emily: that is dishearteng, not surprising, i feel sad for everyone who relies on them for the truth. that narrative and white washing does impact people who think they are formidable truth sayers. i feel if hunter has nothing to hide and clearly stating my father has no financial interest in my father's business de dealings, why don't you say that in your testimony. if he has nothing to hide, what is the harm in sitting down? that is being generous because we know there is more facts, more pieces of evidence laid out that point to cause for pause, let alone culpability. during trump's first impeachment trial, democrats insisted closed door testimony was critical to the process. where are they now? simply a republican sham and circus. president trump's team started refusing to cooperate, recall schiff said that would be considered obstruction and considered additional evidence of wrongfulness of the president's underlying misconduct. is this additional evidence of misconduct? it is absurd to see the two ways americans are treated here, depending on your political party or your last name. >> kayleigh: this is "washington post" editorial board, prior to yesterday's stunt by hunter. the hunter biden indictment is sound, joe biden impeachment inquiry is not. trump's impeachment, perfect phone call with ukraine. trump's impeachment was proper and necessary. >> what i'm gathering from democrats this is at behest of former president donald trump, while offering no evidence of their own temperature is interesting here, they claim they don't like this impeachment process, they don't like the impeachment inquiry, they started this whole thing, you made impeachment so easy and garden variety and this is the climate that you have created. >> we'll take you to the united statesouse of representative, former house speaker kevin mccarthy is speaking ahead of his expected retirement. let's listen. >> i loved every single day, less than 13,000 people have served in this body. to those colleagues on the other side of the aisle, thank you for the work you have done, we may disagree at times. i disagreed with the vote on this one, too. one thing we must quite understand, and if there is advice i can give, do not be fearful if you believe your philosophy brings people more freedom. do not be fearful that you could lose your job over it. i knew the day we decided to make sure to choose to pay our troops, a war was breaking out instead of shutting down was the right decision. i also knew a few would make a motion, somehow they disagreed with that decision. do it anyways. i would do it all again. but there is so much we have been able to accomplish in a short amount of time. i watched on a clip the other day, they took a short clip of a quote of mine. i had the privilege of being leader for five years. i think about did i leave this place better than i received it. i remember coming, sitting where congressman calvert was, state of the union, democrats won majority, i was elected minority leader and nancy pelosi got elected speaker. i watch the democrats stand up and they were diverse, looked like america watched us stand up. we had lost the majority. we look like one of the most restricted country clubs in america. i thought i could be the leader of declining party or i can focus on what i know brought me to this party. conceived in liberty, dedicated proposition that we're all equal and i would take that message to places people didn't think they would vote for a republican. that california delegation that time was pretty small and yes, competitive having the speaker from california put out she was going to win more seats in california. i'm proud to say in those election cycles, we picked up five more seats in california, that is larger than our overall majority. five in new york, organization, in arizona. and that same timeframe, the party i love lost in the senate both cycles, lost the presidency, but we won. the secret? the quality of the candidate. i looked at young kim michelle steele, john duarte, david valadea, unbelievable seats. look at the party today, it doesn't look like it did five years ago. we are winning in places you have not seen before. when i look to the future, i think it is much brighter. why? because the ideas are different. look at the time i served as speaker, we didn't ignore the border. we actually secured our border with the smallest majority here to govern even when we had a large one, we could not do it. that came from the sub-committee of the chairman of tom mcclintock. when i watch the gas price skyrocket -- >> standing by. >> kayleigh: former house speaker kevin mccarthy, last time he will speak on the house floor as he sums up his legacy bringing diversity to congress and taking gop message to blue districts. todd, impeachment inquiry began under kevin mccarthy, he talked about importance of having a vote of this nature to give them more power. your thought? >> todd: importance is celebrated and saying one in the same thing. you have to go seek out the truth, the following three things, one, joe biden benefited financially, two, the dots are on the page and democrats are the ones in courts and congress preventing republicans from connecting the dots this impeachment inquiry creates opportunities for republicans to cut through that and connect the dots. democrats can't stand in the way of the evidence, that is why this inquiry is so important. >> kayleigh: a lot to watch in 2024. a simple question and been around so long it has been cliche, let's ask it anyway. if the president's son has nothing to hide, why is he refusing to sit down for a deposition? 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hunter shrugged off the subpoena. >> if i called my dad and said, i am about to violate a congressional subpoena, he would probably say, son, you shouldn't do that, did the president try to talk hunter out of that today? >> the president was familiar with what hunter was going to say today. >> why doesn't president biden just pardon him? >> he's not going to h pardon him. >> kayleigh: the trump family, who are investigated for years to call out the double standard in doj. >> donald called in five times, probably the most subpoenaed person in this country, at 39 years old, i've probably been subpoenaed by absolute animals, yet never had a speeding ticket or broken the law. it is infuriating. if i went to capitol hill and did a press conference 20 feet away from the committee, i would be in shackles before i left washington, d.c. >> any advice for hunter? >> go testify, do what they made us do, go testify. >> kayleigh: emily, flash back to president biden who had definite thoughts about people who defied subpoena in the trump orbit. >> what is your message to people who defy subpoenas on the january 6 committee? >> i hope the committee goes after them. >> should they be prosecuted? >> yes. >> kayleigh: yet he was aware of hunter's decision. >> emily: you can hold someone in civil contempt, straight he goes to criminal prosecution, where is that thought for your son, it is exhausting to millions of americans who know what it is like to receive the subpoena or have the irs on your door step. they have no dad to absolve them or gaggle of reporters to listen to them. naming prior president and administration on consequences of his behavior and at the impact of americans and national security and has the gall to say it is a republican witchhunt, whoa is me. we might see accountability. contrast the way the doj is handling this, peter navarrowas arrested at the airport and the judge said why was he tied up and not given option to self-surrender. is there some type of inherent link he might become violent? should hunter biden be convicted of contempt in some way? he is biden, i'm sure he'll be enjoying more coke and hookers. >> kennedy: yeah. >> kayleigh: fbi denied it, that was the claim. politico, this is brazen, hunter biden pulled off surprise appearance with the help of eric swalwell, democratic lawmaker confirmed he reserved the spot he used, one person who knew said that the president himself knew about it. brazen is the word that comes to mind here. >> kennedy: it is incredible, considering the problematic issues raised with eric swalwell and close proximity to an alleged chinese spy. apparently eric swalwell and hunter biden were enjoying riches of chinese money, very rich that was his human shield. i don't have a lot of time for hunter biden and his excuses. answer these serious questions, particularly for people on the fence and people in democratic party who are skeptical of his behavior and his dad and shannon cited polling we have earlier in the show. 70% of people think something illegal or immoral happened here, hunter biden needs to answer specific questions. >> kayleigh: someone else who needs to answer questions is white house pres secretary, this is karine jean-pierre. >> president spent a lot of time in congress and washington does he believe subpoenas are something individuals can ignore? >> i will not speak to that, just not. >> he is a former senator, issued subpoenas before -- >> i will have you speak to the white house counsel on this and will not speak to this. >> kayleigh: she hasn't wanted to speak to it throughout the entirety of the year, watch. >> i will not get into the specifics of any oversig hearings, i refer you to him and the doj. not going to comment from here, i don't have anything else to share. refer you to white house counsel. the president was never in business with his son, i don't have anything else to add. i don't have anything to add. i will not get involved in this, that is question for hunter biden's representatives. republicans continue to double down on baseless smear campaign. i would refer you to my colleagues at the white house counsel office. >> why did the president interact with hunter's business associates? you can't have a response to that? >> kayleigh: ian sams, white house counsel, has been out, white house press secretary will need to answer questions during impeachment inquiry. >> they will and the question if we should show up for subpoena should be simple one for head of the executive branch. steve bannon and peter navarro. jail time for bannon. if there is contempt, he will decide if there is prosecution, said this about steve bannon, it was not an invitation, he had an obligation to appear before the house committee, that sounds like a pretty clear statement if hunter ends up with contempt charges will the u.s. attorney's office do anything about it in democratic. >> todd: i may be the fourth best lawyer on the couch right now. a subpoena is not an e-vite, yes, no maybe, do not let the theatrics distract from that. media will play up on this, we need to be laser focused on what a subpoena is and is not. >> kayleigh: got to show up, are there consequences to not show up? 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