no income verification, no appraisal, and no points. donald trump has violated his oath of office, betrayed this nation and committed impeachable acts. you know? he should be impeached. neil: now no doubt from joe, trying to deal with the president a blow and a big one. welcome everybody, i a neil cavuto and this is your world. joe biden calling for the president to be impeached and it s the first time a democratic presidential hopeful has gone this far. he calls it once again illegitimate. with acting attorney general matthew whitaker on what he
makes to of it. neal, good afternoon. joe biden is going all in calling for the 45th president impeachment. in his actions, president trump has indicted himself by obstructing justice and refusing to comply with a congressional inquiry. he s already convicted himself. republicans here on capitol hill say democrats should have a fair process. if it s to be fair, that puts rights and procedures in place for the minority has ri
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 wa
i really mean it when i say i could talk to these friends for another hour. my thanks to all of them, and mostly to you for watching. chuck todd with mtp daily starts now. welcome to tuesday. it is meet the press daily. good evening. i m chuck todd in washington where another round of potential bombshell testimony as the president and his allies once again struggle to defend him as democrats unveil their official road map for the next phase of the impeachment inquiry. this afternoon the house laid out a resolution that will lay out the rules and procedures that will govern the next phase
that will include public hearings and the official rollout of the impeachment. it will include an ability for president trump to have attorneys around. meanwhile, there was more potentially explosive testimony in the investigation itself from lieutenant colonel alexander vindman. he is a purple heart recipient, a national security official who was in on the infamous phone call with the ukraine
power. they ought to be equally before starting, protect yourself enjop impeachable. and i think it drives home the from an unexpected one, like a cardiovascular event. idea that if the president is are you doing enough? not removed from office over ask your doctor if it s time for xarelto®. this, there is no reason to think he won t do it again. final thought? to learn more about cost and how janssen can help, couldn t agree more. he he can t see the difference between his own visit xarelto.com. personal interests and the country s. he puts his own interest first. he he thinks his call was perfect because he doesn t he doesn t perceive there s any interest that overrides his. all right. that does it for us. my thanks to matt miller, george conway, paul butler. at outback, steak & oh no, it s gone.ck. claire mccass till. most of all, to you for phew, it s back with lobster mac & cheese. it s gone again. watching. that does it for us. oh, it s back with shrimp now! mtp d
another hour but we re out of time. my thanks to steve schmidt, most of all, thanks to you for watching. mtp daily with chuck todd starts right now. welcome to thursday. it is meet the press daily. good evening. i m chuck todd here in a big curly w washington. lchl exactly a year after the presidential election, today s been another hectic day in the nation s capital from capitol hill to the courts to the white house. house backed an impeachment inquiry into the president and historic symbolic action that moves us one step closer to public hearings. and behind closed doors, it was another bomb shell day as the national security council top russia expert tim morrison
confirmed much of the substance of the damning testimony by the administration s top diplomat to ukraine, bill taylor, what he testified to is that military aid was contingent on investigations into the president s political rivals. this is according to a review of morrison s opening statement. now, morrison also t