justice department over the hump and being willing to charge. i agree with elliott, in any case against the former president, it s going to be a challenge to prove beyond a reasonable doubt. his state of is complicated. he talks in a word salad. there s always something you can use to benefit both sides, and. let s talk about this dispute over details inside the suv. this is after the speech on the 6th and what hutchinson said was that the former president reached for the steering wheel and then lunged at an agent, tony or na doe who was then deputy chief of staff, disputes said secret service agent wills go under oath to deny it. you would assume that the committee investigators had this locked down if they know this is going to be a wow moment. does this undermine the testimony this dispute? it does undermine the testimony. it s a credibility issue for the witness, and it hurts the witness s credibility. this happens all the time, number one, this isn t a criminal trial. it does
having any inflation. it was b.s. and the democratic party starting at the head with joe biden was falling. it s like the spoiled kids on the upper manhattan where the mothers are indulging their children. it s oh all right. oh honey, don t kick that old woman in the knee. they were indulging the young progressives who don t know a thing about the economy and they went a step too far and bought into the whole plan whether it was spending or federal reserve and the house has burned down as a result of indulging these brats. they said it was transitory and leveling off from this administration. that s a credibility issue now. you can t believe what they re saying. it s not only the administration. it s the federal reserve. let s face it. powell the head of the federal reserve was bidding for another term. he got the other term by
the lock wasn t working properly and why that door didn t close. meanwhile, people were talking about the 911 calls. yesterday the state senator, state senator gutierrez talking about what happened with those 911 calls. lots of pieces of information as we wait for something some type of announcement from investigators not just to the public but also to people like roland gutierrez who want to learn more details. it s very confusing because everything that is coming from texas state investigators has been contradicting and local officials continue to give more bits of information that are often different. again speaking to the credibility issue that force faces there and if, in fact, it will ever be recovered and making the wounds that much deeper for the parents that are mourning their children and the people mourning those two teachers who lost their lives, as well. thank you. josh, thank you, as well. guad was speaking about senator gutierrez who is joining us now. senator, thank
about the investigation here. which is also incredibly hard because this is such a tight knit community. they want accountability on one hand, but on the other hand, they recognize some of these officers that responded to the scene are in fact their neighbors, their friends, they were likely planning on spending memorial day with barbecuing and yet now they have all these questions as to why the police did not respond the way in which they should have, the duty that they have at hand. we re now hearing yet another discrepancy. they already have a credibility issue and now we re hearing the door in fact was not propped open, it was closed. it was not locked, but it was closed. you think back, initially they said there was a school resource officer on campus. that officer confronted the shooter. but then we learned that was not true. the discrepancy in the time, the 911 calls. it seems as if credibility has completely been thrown out the window. so walk us through where we are when it co
i mean, georgia, for example, is where one of these bills has caused a lot of controversy. anybody can vote by mail, you don t have to give a reason, you can just request a mail ballot. that s still the case going forward. one of the changes in the law is instead of verifying by comparing signatures of voters, they re instead jutte going to ask people just going to ask people, write your driver s license number on the ballot and that way we know who you are, we don t have to squint at your signature, and i think there s going to be reasonable debate about what s the best way of verifying votes like that, but it s not the end of democracy, which is how it s being presented. david: and, kim, there s a credibility issue that the president has in trying to push his own form of voter law changes. he had the four pinocchio claims about the georgia election law that he was ripped for by the mainstream media, which was unusual. and yet he still claims that, to