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this case is about carmen. this case is about nick. that s all for this edition of dateline. i m natalie morales, thank you for watching. good morning on this sunday morning. i m frances rivera at msnbc world quarters. it s 6:00 in the east, 3:00 out west. here s what s happening. the impeachment battle intensifies. the latest on the timeline an the strike that vi for both sides. plus, the new effort to unmask the whistle-blower. a political pressure on the other side to delay and stone wall as long as possible. if they do impeach the president, the senate doesn t vote to convict, imagine what kind of a presidency you re going to have. the american public is very smart and they will understand if the story is told and in a simple way. also, the new report about hillary clinton s emails and how the trump administration is still investigating them. and they are back. the gang at sn all right. returns poking fun at the president and his personal attorney. spenl th ....
hour. ali velshi is here. that would be wild if there wasn t a mention of emoluments in the konsz constitution. even without it. if you look at the way business operates, the way we operate, the way politics operates, you protect against seeming like seeming like. for your own pocket. even if the impression is there you protect against that. this was the danger when people didn t take the emoluments clause seriously when we discussed it. it becomes more and more on normal. we started discussing it the way he was inaugurated, talking about the trump d.c. hotel and it has been a consistent issue ever few months since then. new stories arise, does donald trump, is he working for himself, is he working for the american public, his golf course in scotland the blind trust that s not blind. the air force stopping and staying inviting everybody from the g-7. they say they vetted a number of other properties. david was trying to figure out if they did, calling t ....
impeachment. robin biro, appreciate you on the program. and this is breaking. we just found out speaker pelosi will speak at 5 p.m. eastern right after that meeting with the democratic caucus. stay tuned to fox. dana: fox news alert. major developments expected this hour as democrats beat the drums on impeachment amid the ukraine controversy. house speaker nancy pelosi said she will make an announcement at 5 p.m. after meeting with other leaders this afternoon. her office now says she will make the announcement at 5 p.m. but first she s set to take questions at a forum in washington. we ll also hear from former vice president joe biden this hour. he s expected to say congress will have no choice, that the house will have to impeach if the president refuses to fully cooperate with all of their investigations. hello, everyone. join me for this wild ride. i m dana perino and this is the daily briefing. complete coverage this hour. we start with chief white house corresponde ....
thank you. ms. divine. thank you, mr. maguire, for being here. we appreciate your life of public service. my question relates to prior to the transmission on august 26 from the ig to the dni, were there any conversations that you had with the ig prior to august 26 related to this matter? congresswoman, there s been a lot that s happened in the last several weeks. as far as the timeline is concerned, i think that i d like to get back to you and give you a full chronology if i may on the actual timeline of events. that would be very helpful to this committee in terms of, if there were any preliminary conversation, what was discussed and if there was any action taken as a result of those conversations. i want to turn to the complaint itself which is made public for the american public to read. let me preface this by saying i greatly appreciate your statement that you believe the whistle-blower is operating in good faith. i think that s very important for americans to he ....
and divide we are seeing right now. shepard: kristin fisher, live in washington. the final bell is ringing on wall street. the dow is up in a pretty big way, up 167 points. a your world with neil cavuto starts now. neil: the scene right now the intercontinental hotel in new york city where the president s do to address reporters any minute. he thinks he s put this entire issue to rest with the transcript of the infamous phone call with the leader of the ukraine back in july. democrats are not so sure. we are going to be getting to read from john roberts and the second also bret baier and also senator rick scott. i want to take a peek at the corner of wall and broad because you re probably wondering in the middle of this why were stocks up? they don t think anything will convict. the president will survive it. wall street is not red or blue. it s just green. they love money and making lots of money and they think this president is the surest ticket to continue that they don t ....