House Republican have opened
their first formal hearing to
make the case that they have
grounds to impeach President
Biden. Meanwhile, the possible
government shutdown is Sunday at
midnight. As Fox's Caroline
Shively tells us, Democrats are
using the impending fiscal
disaster to question Republicans
priorities. This is complete and
total hypocrisy this morning.
Today, we're going to bring the
facts. House Republicans are
trying to show what they say are
links to the president and his
son's businesses in their
impeachment inquiry. So far,
evidence has come in the form of
testimony from outside experts
investigations and constitute
rational legal theory. No
witness with information about
the Bidens business dealings
have testified. The problem is
when you sling mud, you got to
have mud and they just don't
have anything. Mr. Chairman, one
of the many questions raised
Thursday is if a benefit to the
Biden family is a benefit to the
president himself, if therefore
constituting a bribe money going
to family members is in fact a
benefit. But this idea that you
can have millions going to a
politician's family and that's
not a benefit, I think is pretty
fallacious. Democrats who say
the investigation is a political
ploy are using the impending
government shutdown to make a
political point of their own
with a countdown clock. They
brought. All right. So let's get
it straight. We're 62 hours away
from shutting down the
government of the United States
of America. And Republicans are
launching an impeachment drive
based on a long debunked
indiscret fitted lie. And even
though he wasn't in the hearing,
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy was
aware of that ticking clock too
. I don't think anybody is
stronger. I don't think the
country is better if you have a
shutdown. And I think the
difference here is I've had
conversation with Democrat
senators even as early as today
Senate has set up a vote on the
bipartisan bill to keep
government open, but it will
likely be after the deadline. In