in four months, four months, five months, i m indicted. i will be a chairman of a committee in a couple of years if you look at the standards of congress. the george santos show enters another phase. he is facing up to 20 years in prison. meanwhile, kevin mccarthy refuses to call for santos resignation because he needs his tainted vote. and republicans rush to the defense of donald trump after a jury determines he is indeed a sexual predator. plus, how should the media deal with the republican front runner who remains such a big danger to this country? we begin tonight with consequences. it s not something that you often see in politics. but in the past two days, some men in powerful positions have learned the hard lesson. that believe it or not, you can t just do anything you want and get away with it. exhibit a being serial fabricator and alleged part- time brazilian drag queen george santos. the republican congressman who was arraigned in a long island courtroom
anti-doctors, anti-health community. these are all the things that have happened numbered under trump. this is all under his watch, that his lead the party in that direction. health care workers, i mean, we could go on and. on and they are embracing it with both arms. congressman eric swalwell, sandra garcia, excellent panel. thank you for sticking around for a couple of minutes. appreciate you. all we ll be right back. ht back. voltaren. the joy of movement. we re travelling all across america, talking to people about their hearts. wh-who wants to talk about their heart! how s the heart? how s your heart? how s your heart? -it s good. -is it? -aah, i don t know. -it s okay. -it s okay! -yeah. -good. -you sure? -i think so. -how do you know? it doesn t come with a manual, and you like ooh, i got the 20,000-day checkup, right? let me show you something. put two fingers right on those pads.
karzai refused to sign a deal that would keep a reserve force here for many years to come. potentially more than ten or 15 years. it s very likely that a new government that wouldn t include karzai, he s not running, would sign this agreement. i think after this election, almost no matter who wins, we ll see that bilateral sign and commitment to keep a residual american troop presence in the country. there are clearly a lot of hopes riding on exactly that outcome in washington. thank you so much for that update. always a pleasure to have you on the show. this week, we re going to stay with us as you re out there watching the leadup to these elections, stay safe and we ll look forward to having you back. to look at this issue further and other news around the world, we want to bring in today s excellent panel, ali gharib,
public pressure. interesting to see what does happen today. excellent panel, rich. that means a lot to us. i know. meanwhile, newt gingrich is going to weigh in on everything we ve been talking about in about 20 minutes so stand by for that. meanwhile, gretch, what s coming up? coming up, one of the worst that we have ever seen, the man on the right living the life of the other guy on the left. and actually landing him in prison for nearly 20 years. then before you place any bets on this weekend s puppy bowl, make sure you see the practice round. you can adopt one of these adorable puppies. it s not every morning that i have somebody licking my thigh. and my ankles. it s a puppy! ok? and to the other big game, super bowl xlv, brian is warming up in a nice cold dallas. more from the pregame show. i m trying to wake everyone up, ok? you re awake now, aren t you? more with brian when we come back. proud to stand on our own
cables and now wikileaks founder julian assange has been nominated for a nobel peace prize. i m not making that up. by a norweigian politician who claims that wikileaks is an important contribution to freedom of speech. so he right? our political panel is here to weigh in. rich lowry is the editor of the national review, ward zuckerman is the publisher of the new york daily noews and u.s. nes & world report. maybe the nobel people are just tired of actually honoring people who were involved in human rights and it s time to do pull another arafat. well, i have to be clear about something here, steve, it s much harder to get a best picture nomination from the academy awards than it is to get nominated for the nobel prize. pretty much anyone can do it. there are 200 a year and assange is kind of slimy anti-americanism has made him the hero for a slice of the so-called international community. so it doesn t surprise me that