Whoa, we got lots to get to today. We'll get to Michael Bloomberg has a big problem. I don't know how he's going to deal with it. We'll get to the fake impeachment hearings. Today, they'll hold the hearing. Just a little while. We'll get to that. We'll get to, hey, they're so busy trying to impeach the president, and it's clearly just political partisan. So to give themselves some cover, they are passing all kinds of stuff.

What do you hear what they've passed?

This impeachment may have been a good thing, actually.

We'll get to Mayor de Blasio and we'll get to the Simpsons and the flu and Amazon and a whole

lot more coming up.

So 11 a.m. today is this, they're supposed to vote today, right?

No, the rules.

Oh, today's the rules.

I can't keep this all straight.

You know, they don't even have any charges.

There's no crime, no charges, but they're going to vote on the rules, now we've got to vote

on this, and we're going to vote on that,. Now we've got to vote on this. And we're going to vote on that.

Then we're having phase two of it.

And then we're phase six.

And then they sure make this complicated.

Yeah, well, they may vote tomorrow.

Can you imagine if they actually had charges?

You know, Chuck Schumer has pointed out press conference yesterday where he demanded that when they go to the Senate

and do this they call some witnesses and he had a list of witnesses that he wanted to call.

So by doing that, he's admitting they have not made the case yet. You know, if you got the case,

they just had two weeks of hearings and 17 witnesses and they wrote a 400-page report. Shouldn't that be it?

You would think that's the way it would work. So by Schumer saying this is not enough, we need to

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