Howard: they re trying to intimidate justices. right. to change the outcome. howard: all right. let s talk about the house january 6th hearing thursday night, prime time. you say it was the totally the partisan, and you could certainly make that case given that every member is anti-trump. i be let s go beyond that but let s go beyond that the, does that mean the media should dismiss videotaped depositions from the likes of bill barr, jason miller, jared kushner? we have numbers now that are in, and you covered howard: 19 million, yeah. just wasn ted, you know, to put this in part-time time, the numbers were way could be prime time. so i don t with understand how these big corporations spread if across some 20 the different networks when you compare fox news which did not air it live, i mean, just destroyed cnn and msnbc in the ratingsing, right? their direct howard: well, msnbc did very well covering this hearing.
Of legislation as soon as today. again, you don t want to fall into the trap. could it be so watered down that it really doesn t change mig in not if sure, but you have to look at and say, you know, do you really want seriously troubled people of to have accesses to guns? and, you know, very huge percentage of the population says, no, we don t. so, yes, there is some frustration and the media reflects that national frustration. howard: right. and remember, even if this gang agrees, you ve got to get 10 republican senators to pass anything. ben, the house passed a bill that banned assault-style rifles and raising the age from 18 to 21 to buy a semiautomatic rifle, and every press story says this will absolutely die in the senate. what the stories don t ask, so what s the point? why didn t the house pass something that might look, howie, we live in an age that s very different than a long time ago when i worked on the senate side when you had, you know, giants really in the
Terrorism threats that carries a 70-year prison sentence. there s been a lot happening around town here. there s been threats on social media to the schools in the area. we haven t gotten specific numbers, but as many as a third of schools have been closed. there s a heavy police presence and security presence because of these threats which have been generalized and not credible, as of yet, we understand. ron allen in buffalo, thank you very much. after the shooting in buffalo, there s new urgency in washington to address the threat of domestic terror. the house passed the domestic terrorism prevengs act overnight. it would create domestic terrorism offices within the doj and the department of homeland of security, and fbi. and require them to release a joint report twice a year on their findings. only one republican voted in favor of the bill, meaning it s likely to face a tough road ahead in a 50/50 divided senate.
And determines it s safe and provides adequate nutrition. he s trying to make the process as quick as possible on the fda and regulatory side. of course, no amount of speed is fast enough when you have families who just want to be able to feed their babies. you know what i was saying, there s a lot of formula overseas. some parents import it even though it s not fda approved. i wonder why there can t be more conversation about the netherlands, do you have safe formula? germany, do you have safe formula? can we get it in here to help ease the crisis. that s what they re trying to do with they announced last night. we ll have military aircraft bringing thank you very much. right now the buffalo suspect was in court today. what happens? also the house passed a domestic terrorism bill almost entirely along party lines. in why didn t the house republicans get on board?