present the case against the president, kim strassel, and columnist and manhattan senior fellow jason riley, what do you expect to happen in this trial? well, what we are going to have is the an opening statement where people put forth outlines for and against and questions about votes, you ll also have the house impeachment managers going first and presenting evidence that they collected if the course of this investigation trying to convince senators that it is enough to go forward with conviction and in theory that would be by the president s defense. paul: is there a possibility that you ll hear from impeachment managers and if the majority leader mitch mcconnell says you know what, i think we have enough votes to acquit here right now that they could hold a vote after that those original arguments? this is something more and more republicans are thinking about. you know there, had been a thought of having emotion to dismiss up front but it was clear that a lot of re
thank you, rob. [applause] . so we heard from acting secretary wolf a little bit earlier about the constellation of threats facing the country. some are new and have have intensified. we re going to look at that landscape a little more closely now with our guest this afternoon. the executive assistant director of the national security branch of the f.b.i. hey cover terrorism, espionage weapons of mass destruction. you ve had a very successful career and bring a lot of knowledge and expertise. i want to start first because i am still trying to reform myself as a news reporter with the news of the day. we heard yesterday that there had been three arrests of individuals who allegedly posed a threat in connection with the gun rights rally that s scheduled for monday in richmond. let me ask you first have there ?een any additional arrests thank you very much. i want to say thank you to the group and wilson center. thank you for hosting the f.b.i. here and thanks for having us.
present the case against the president, kim strassel, and columnist and manhattan senior fellow jason riley, what do you expect to happen in this trial? well, what we are going to have is the an opening statement where people put forth outlines for and against and questions about votes, you ll also have the house impeachment managers going first and presenting evidence that they collected if the course of this investigation trying to convince senators that it is enough to go forward with conviction and in theory that would be by the president s defense. paul: is there a possibility that you ll hear from impeachment managers and if the majority leader mitch mcconnell says you know what, i think we have enough votes to acquit here right now that they could hold a vote after that those original arguments? this is something more and more republicans are thinking about. you know there, had been a thought of having emotion to dismiss up front but it was clear that a lot of re
the speaker: the house will be in order. the prayer will be offered by our chaplain, father conroy. chaplain conroy: let us pray. almighty god, we give you you s for giving us thanks for giving us another day. you have plom missed, o god, you are with us wherever we are and whatever we are doing to heal and to help, to give strength and make us whole. we pray that the members of this assembly, especially, and us all, will be receptive to your promises and receive them with confidence and conviction that armed by your spirit they will be able to forge good legislation which promotes justice, equity, and truth. may we be mindful of all that that all are created in your image. help us to see your spirit and those who are different from us it in age, color, religion, and all other ways, including in politics. and engage each other with good will and respect. may all that is done today be for your greater honor and glory, amen. the speaker: the compare compare and announces to t
fox news sunday. then. you know that going in. chris: former south carolina governor mark sanford considers running against president trump for the 2020 republican nomination. will he join the race? it s a fox news sunday exclusive. plus, lawmakers returned to congress after the long summer recess. we will ask our sunday panel what to expect on gun control, impeachment, and keeping the government running. and our power player of the week, the woman leading the charge to protect the legends will build pro football. how do you stand by and watch it if there something you can at least try to do? chris: all right now on on fox news sunday . chris: and hello again from fox news in washington. we begin with stunning news from president trump, that he planned to hold a secret meeting at camp david today with taliban leaders and the afghan president. late last night he announced on twitter he has canceled the meeting and all peace talks with the taliban after tha