republican president richard nixon. why did he resign? because republicans gave him no option. i have come to the conclusion that richard m. nixon has beyond a reasonable doubt committed impeachable offenses which are in my judgment of such sufficient magnitude that he should be removed from office. brian: that s a republican. and it was a majority. bill clinton, the monica lewinsky link was revealed bit new york times. the washington post aggressively pursued the hillary clinton email scandal. but somewhere along the way media companies lost their way and accountability and transparency. the only thing they could rally around was everything donald trump did was wrong. the latest example. mar-a-lago. we begin this hour with one word. unprecedented. today we are in uncharted territory. the fbi search at mar-a-lago has no parallel in american history. nothing like this has ever happened before and we don t know how this ends. brian: i do. his political rival preside
kevin, behind kevin spacey. and as you know, it s always preferable to be behind kevin spacey. of course, it took 15 ballots to confirm mccarthy which coincidentally is a sin that took biden to become president. [laughter] yes, stu mae. while the house was voting a re- voting was proving revenge much like the fruity pebbles bill hemmer feeds me in the morning,e is a dish best served cold. what s different this time?do republicans learn something froe trump. s they are keeping their promises and fighting like fiends.ov oner tuesday they took steps toa boost oversighndt of the chinese government and the biden administration. granted it s hard to tell the twd eo apart. first they approved a new subcommittee designed to probe the weaponization i hate thatex acword weaponization its overuse exactly what you are exactlypeop investigating. abuses against the america n people. does the government collect info on or otherwise investigate this citizens of the u.s.?us how deep wasio tha
greg: that was a nice show. fox news @ night with dreamy trace gal first next. [ ] brian: welcome to one nation. i m brian kilmeade. billionaire david rubenstein and rob snyder are your guests. but first i want to begin with this. it s probably not news to you watching tonight that the media leans kind of left. but when the stories got big the divide between the parties and the media diminished or disappeared. look back at 1973.