i think last the biden administration. i think donald trump runs on the registration. every day we take another useless deregulation. well, if we had a super regulated transit system, which we should have, and remember, this company has had a lot of lobbyists. there was a lot of reporting today about the millions of dollars that they spent on obvious. so if we had to yes, so, it is all true and it is one thing to say what the government might be doing, obviously the railroad is not to be trusted but just something has to give here. i think the flip side of trump, someone s gonna die or somebody is going to get really sick. and then the whole situation, i think will change. they will really be, deep distrust and people will try to leave. well, we re on it every day with updates because this is not going away. meanwhile, this story, an alabama man allegedly freezes
inclined to revere law enforcement now have a deep distrust because of the actions of a view and you haven t cleaned it up. here now with more editor and chief of just the news john solomon with breaking news tonight. john, what have you gone? yeah, listen, for the first time we have confirmation that the fbi and the justice department believes it overcollected evidence when it was at mar-a-lago. meaning it collected evidence not covered by the search warrant. tonight i have confirmed from two different sources that the justice department called president trump s defense lawyers today confirming that they did take his three passports. they are making arguments to send it back saying they are obligated to return it it s outside the scope of the subpoena. they have also informed trump defense lawyers, the justice department has, over the last few days that there s likely privileged materials that the fbi collected that now have to be segregated and returned to the president. those priv
voting rights going nowhere in the senate. deep distrust on covid still rampant two years into the pandemic. americans can t seem to agree on basic truths. what is this division doing to us? here to discuss, presidential historian jon meacham and bishop michael currie about how religion and politics intersect in the u.s. it s so good to see both of you. thank you for joining. jon, america is so divided. there s a lot of anger out there. our political party seems to be one political party seems to be abandoning democracy. what s happened to the sense of cohesiveness americans have felt as a country, and what is all this division doing to our democracy? well, you know, the forces
voting rights going nowhere in the senate. deep distrust on covid still rampant two years in the pandemic, from the highest levels of government, americans can t seem to agree on basic truths. joining us is john meacham and bishop curry. they spoke on the vanderbilt property about how religion and politics intersect in the u.s. and now we re going to have that discussion. so good to see both of you. thank you for joining. john, america is is so divided. there s a lot of anger out there. our political party seems to be one political party seems to be abandoning democracy. what s happened to the sense of cohesiveness americans have felt as a country and what is all this division do to the country? the forces that are buffeting
eastwards. one thing we heard from him was a deep distrust speaking of the lies that nato told. saying back in the 1990s, russia received assurances they would not move a single inch eastward, but now there are five expansions in countries like romania and poland. this speaks to his fear about ukraine going forward and that s what we ll have to look at when it comes to those talks, whether or not he gets those guarantees. the u.s. s top diplomat spoke to this a couple days ago saying some of russia s demands, notably that one, that nato should commit to no expansion. that gives an example that the talks are important but also extremely difficult when it comes to finding an undersunderstand i ing. vladimir putin saying how would the united states feel if missiles were placed in mexico