the articles of impeachment very,ow that it would be very difficult to get the job done in the remaining eight days. host: in that memo mitch mcconnell circulated he did not take a position on whether he would support or oppose such an impeachment. he was just laying out the mechanics of that. we are working through the mechanics this morning of some of the different options to remove president trump from office that are being discussed on capitol hill today. william galston is our guest of the brookings institution. we want you to join the conversation. democrats can call in at (202) 748-8000. republicans, (202) 748-8001. independents, (202) 748-8002. as folks are culling and i would point them to your article calling in i would point them to your article. what are the other legal channels? the president could simply choose to resign. suggestedlicans have that he should do just that. chatters even been some that he might choose to do so, having reached an agreement with vi
the problem. the house is free not only to write its own impeachment articles but to create own procedures, and there has been some discussion that the procedures would allow for a very quick about on articles, whatever they turn out to be and that requires only a simple majority. that is the easy part. at the point and this is discretion of the house, the articles of impeachment are transmitted to the senate, which itnot begin work until after receives the articles. that may sound like a technical or mechanical point, but it is anything but. one of the most senior leaders of the house democrats, james clyburn, has said that the house could invoke articles of impeachment then hold onto those articles for an extended period totime, perhaps 100 days allow the biden administration to get off to a strong start, to confirm its nominees for cabinet and sub cabinet positions, to get its initial plans for covid-19 indy economic and economic recovery in place. only then with the art
and we think we will see two to $4 billion of free cash, which is an uptick from where we were a year ago. we also highlighted that that guidance incorporates what we are seeing in the wake of the coronavirus and the first quarter, but we did not take a view with respect to the rest of the year because what we do not know more than outweighs what we do know. what we do know relative to the first quarter s we will see probably$500 million, $200 million to $300 million operating profit pressure because of the effects of the coronavirus, principally in the aviation into a lesser degree our health care business. david: the scientists cannot tell us where this thing is going. we do not know. if you kept the basic structure for 2020, do you believe we can get through this? you think this will not have a lasting permanent effect on ge s business or the economy overall? larry: what we do not know outweighs what we do know. this will be temporary. that does not mean it will disappea
my plan b, is that if we don t make a deal, i will tariff, maybe not at 25%, maybe a 10%, but i will tariff the rest of the $600 billion that we re talking about. so we have much more than $300 billion worth of products. reporter: exclusive interview with fox business s maria bartiromo president trump says he is happy where things are with china but it is possible that talks could convince him not to move forward with additional round of tariffs but trump says there is more on the table than just tariffs. he wants china to stop manipulating the value of their money. they devalue their currency like a ping-pong ball. they played the devaluation card for years, people don t call them on it, we re looking for calling them on it the first time. what is the difference, you call them on it, big deal. i want to have a good relationship with china. i have a great personal relationship with president she. he is a friend of mine. i think he is fantastic. reporter: no matter what co
out tonight? we will have that for you and so much more on making money. charles: president trump is on his way to japan for the g20 summit right now. where he will meet with china s president xi xinping. they will of course going to talk about this trade deal. meanwhile president trump airing his grievances with china on fox business this morning. they have taken advantage of us as a country for so long, they re so far ahead on average, this country is losing more than $500 billion a year with china. charles: edward lawrence is live in osaka with a preview. edward? reporter: yes, charles, good morning, from osaka. it is tomorrow morning. the city is on lockdown for world leaders coming here. they will be on the world stage, next few days here. president trump on air force one, now on his way coming over here to osaka. he will meet eight world leaders over the various course of the next few days. one meeting with all eyes on with russian president vladmir putin. the pre