have reached that point us where we are. yesterday for example a man leaped on stage at a campaign event and try to stab. a sitting member of congress is challenging kathy and the governors race in new york. it s ordinarily attempting to assassinate a federal officer would be considered a big deal, but the republicans so it s not a big deal anymore. the man who tried to murder was released immediately with no bail. less than 24 hours later by contrast from her tripadvisor bannon was convicted of crimes recently that were crimes at all. for which he now faces a prison term of two years. he has been declared guilty of some and called contempt of congress. my strike he was an unintentionally hilarious term since most the time congress invites contempts. the point is this is a crime the democrats are not convicted of ever. attorney general eric holder nrs executive or once found to be in contempt of congress of both of them and for real crimes it was in mexico. it was targeting c
you tou court, send you to jail if you refuse to cater tore their every whim. there s a lot more behind this . you re a clinton lawyer named michael sussmann, you get accused credibly of lying to the fbi, a jury of clintons donors. they re going toth clear of all charges and you ll get away scot free if you re eric holder and obstruct justice and obstruct congress rather no charges, no jail time, no fine. we don t have equal justice or application on our laws. well,t with a lot more on this coming up later in the program, also tonight, this is a prettyf unbelievable story. a woman suinga a man he didn t show up for a date. she s suing him. g and while the courtet proceeding is going on , she gets in a huge fight with the judge. here s a preview. you brought my mother to your you are away. so you have some more to play. oh, yes. you have to play. you have not. you re going to love this entire tape. plus, new york republican i gubernatorial candidate lee zeldin will join
instead, the white house covid director told us today and this is good news, the president still eating food. de the president is doing better. he sleptpt well last night. he ate his breakfast and lunch fully. yes. he showed me his plate, so he h showed his plate. he s inis a clean slate club. so get that going for us . and the best we can see on monday. and welcome to hannity. we start with this fox news alert. former trump advisor steve bannon found guilty. no surprises here on two misdemeanor charges after refusing to cooperate with the sham january six committee. now, this is the first time a person has been found guilty of contempt of congress charges since g. gordon liddy in nineteen seventy four. they didn t even put on a defense. take note, by the way, if you re a republican or a trump supporter, yes. the all powerful january six committee will drago
had to keep it flowing they invent experiments that benefit nobody sign just be totally clear on her way out and ask how long until these docs can be adopted by people watching? the plan for transfer will take place over the next 60 days we urge people to just keep an eye we re just so thrilled that they are under investigation prompting this domino effect which resulted not only in 74 violations of the department of justice getting involved but the liberation of this 4,000 dogs and we hope that all the cages get empty necks from all the laboratories and all the breeding facilities. tucker: this show is probably for dog so we all celebrating thanks for coming on tonight good to see you. thank you tucker so much for having me. tucker: one way for quick health up date he doesn t have monkeypox we don t yet know it hasn t been announced that he does. instead the white house covid
Kent people recognised in the Queen s New Year Honours list 2021
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Updated: 18:02, 31 December 2020
As we reach the end of a year like no other it s time to recognise those who have gone above and beyond.
A children s author, a choreographer and fire fighter are among those to receive a Queen s New Year Honour.
NSPCC Chief Executive Peter Wanless receives a Knighthood
Peter Thomas Wanless, Chief Executive Officer, NSPCC receives a Knighthood for services to Children, to Young People and to the Charitable Sector.
The 56-year-old, who lives near Sevenoaks, has been the nationwide charity s boss since 2013 and previously held a variety of posts at the HM Treasury.