Well, we got lots to get to. We'll get to Crying Chuck Schumer and Mayor de Blasio and the Coke Club and Bill O'Reilly will be a little later this hour.

So Crying Chuck Schumer making another one of those speeches. Schumer crying and crying and crying.

Their trial is one where senators get all the facts and one that allows them to adjudicate

the case impartially. How could he think this is an interesting way to talk? You write it up

on an index card and I'll just read it with my little Ben Franklin glasses. A good number of my

Republican colleagues have said they believe the charges are serious.

Let's see.

Instead of talking to me, he spoke publicly about what a trial may look like.

Wow, is this exciting to listen to, huh?

Forceful speaker.

I haven't seen a single good argument about why these witnesses shouldn't testify.

No, yes you have.

There's a lot of good.

First, I think Senate trial, we will bring in the Nadler Schiff rules.

I think we should play it by the Nadler-Shiff rules.

Sure, why not? It's good for them.

Democrats, you will be treated exactly the same way you treated Republicans during

your hearings, which is they can't call any witnesses. They can't do anything. They can't even

talk when they want to. So we'll use the Nadler Schiff rules. Second of all, you just had two

weeks of hearings and 17 witnesses and you wrote a 400-page report up.

If you didn't come up with a charge then, that's it.

Schumer is basically admitting they don't have anything.

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