Fails to begin the process of trying to get rid of the House Speaker who is a member of her own party. We have been following this for from the beginning. Georgias Marjorie Taylor greene triggered motion late this afternoon to vacate. It is immediately rebuffed by her colleagues. 10 other republicans voted to continue that effort. Senior Congressional Correspondent chad pergram is at capitol hill right now with the latest. A lot of drama but kind of as we expected. Good evening, chad. Good evening, bret. A lot of drama but we kind of knew the outcome for the second time in 8 months. There was an effort to kick out the speaker of the house. In october, it was successful. Today, it was not. The house has just voted to kill this resolution by Marjorie Taylor greene. The vote was 349 in an effort to table this, to kill, this to put this off the table. There were 47 members who voted in favor of it. In other words, they wanted to advance to an actual vote to remove the speaker. There were S
City. Gonna come back in court for the problems in your trial him and the former president slept with yet another 1000 fine for yet another gag order violation and the judge warning next time it could be jail time. What will donald trump have to say about that . Will see if he speaks once court wraps this hour. Welcome everybody im neil cavuto. Lets get right with. Need for you standing by at the white house where we understand the former president is going to speak out that gag orders right notwithstanding. What can you tell us . Neil cavuto former president is expected to speak at about 4 31 court and splitting in the crossexamination of the Brett Harrison office no other up to her direct examination concluded. Shes a financial supervisor at the Trump Organization shes going there for 25 24 years, she has about 50 affymetrix the accounts and she has gone through the prosecutors asking her about invoices to payments to Michael Cohen that were approved by Alan Weigle Berger former cfo
Courtroom right now. We do anticipate at some point Michael Cohen will take the stand. We say that each day because we dont have the witness list but we know he is a prime one for them and it could be any moment. Or another day. A former Trump Organization executive is on stand at this moment. And we will bring you all the details as they unfold during our coverage on The Faulkner Focus all hour long. Keep a close watch on that box on your right because it has some realtime notes and things that are coming out of the courtroom for our journalists and producers. Im Harris Faulkner and you are in The Faulkner Focus. Breaking right now, Columbia University has capitulated to the mob. Theyve caved. Can you imagine paying 588,000 for four years for your kid to go to school there for four years and they cancel commencement . We still dont know what they are doing with the end of the year school tests, the finals. It is still a mystery, all of it. But today those kids will not have a Graduati
You all have in your folders cards like this which are an invitation to commemorative activities, a celebration at the witch trials memorial tomorrow. I am here to introduce our keynote speaker. I have noticed that we have not really talked about the people who have sponsored this symposium. I mentioned the Salem Award Foundation. I have to tell you, donna has been driving this bus. [applause] i know she has pulled the entire History Department along in her wake. I wanted to make sure she got credit for the incredible amount of hard work that it takes to pull off an event like this. It has been a wonderful day. On to what i am supposed to be talking about. I am glad our keynote address is in the afternoon rather than in the morning because, i think, we have all had time to stop and think about what the problems we face in commemorating something that happened 325 years ago. Perhaps nobody has given it more thought than our speaker today, dr. Kenneth foote. I had planned to pull a few c
You all have in your folders cards like this which are an invitation to commemorative activities, a celebration at the witch trials memorial tomorrow. I am here to introduce our keynote speaker. I have noticed that we have not really talked about the people who have sponsored this symposium. I mentioned the Salem Award Foundation. I have to tell you, donna has been driving this bus. [applause] i know she has pulled the entire History Department along in her wake. I wanted to make sure she got credit for the incredible amount of hard work that it takes to pull off an event like this. It has been a wonderful day. On to what i am supposed to be talking about. I am glad our keynote address is in the afternoon rather than in the morning because, i think, we have all had time to stop and think about what the problems we face in commemorating something that happened 325 years ago. Perhaps nobody has given it more thought than our speaker today, dr. Kenneth foote. I had planned to pull a few c