Performances are breath taking. It is so nice to talk to you. I m going to put you on the spot and ask you to please come back on any occasion to talk to us about everything happened in our country. I know you are a political junk can. And congratulations. Thank you very much. Thank you to all of you for letting us into your homes for another week of extraordinary news cycles. We re very grateful. The beat starts right now. Hi, ari. Nicole, one thing real quick, okay? yes. Please do us a favor. Tell martin sheen he could have a minute, two, or five minutes of the beat any time. Or both of you come back for fallback. We were enjoying your show today. Have you seen this movie? no, i need to. I need to. Okay. You and i will do like a movie club or a book club because you have to see this and we ll talk about it on either of our shows. All right. The deadline: movie club. It s a date. Thank you, nicole. And have a great weekend. Thank you. Very interesting stuff there. I want to welcome yo
behind them, end quote. all comes amidst allegations that go beyond what we just heard about and now paint more of a picture. many different outlets and reporters getting into this. there is talk of, quote, paying for sex, sex trafficking and sex with an underage girl. as noted, gaetz denies all of it. but he is speaking out, and that changes things at the end of what has been a bruising week for him. tonight gaetz making his first public appearance at the top of the next hour. that s the first time he will be facing anyone in any setting that we can see in the public since what was supposed to be a helpful but ultimately widely panned interview on fox news where tucker carlson said it was one of the weirdest interviews ever. the group sponsoring this is women for america first. it is a maga group and they re holding the event at a trump golf course in miami. trump is not doing much to defend gaetz, unless you count taking some money from that group. and there is a major sign
rudy giuliani. his phones and computers were seized and he s now speaking out. giuliani is breaking his silence, and this is fascinating. he is, of course, the former prosecutor facing a raid by the office he used to run. he is the lawyer to the former president, although they have had a falling out. he looks like a subject of this probe. he is speaking out for the first time in depth with details about that raid, and he denies any wrongdoing. i have never represented a ukrainian national or official before the united states government. my sole concentration from the beginning here, tucker, was to find evidence that would prove what i knew, that he was innocent of russian collusion. he did exactly what a president should do with the president of ukraine. he asked him to investigate. right. a vice president. they invaded, without telling me, my icloud. they took documents that are privileged. the justice department spied on me. now, some of that is giuliani s rebuttal
maryland that are having record high hospitalizations. they even have an emergency declaration there. new jersey s largest hospital system also bracing to break 2020 records and 1,000 military medical experts have been deployed to try to deal with overcrowding in the icus, with cases exploding, dr. fauci says more trips to the hospital will be a key indicator to watch. very often, you can t just forget about the number of people who are infected because that s the forewarner of what might happen with hospitalization. as you get further on and you see less severity, clearly hospitalization is the important thing. against this backdrop, the cdc is defending the way that it has changed the guidance for isolation time, cutting it in half, for people with few symptoms. today, meanwhile, the president of the american nurses association saying this. we believe that the guidelines are premature given what is known about omicron. it seems to tip more towards economic needs as op
our top story is a special report on a big issue in u.s. government and politics. some consider it the elephant or donkey in the room this year. the gap between most of the powerful people who rule over and run the governments of our nation, the government branches. you re looking at judicial and i m going to get into a couple. they rule over the rest of the population. this is a gap that i m going to get into with you, the lifetime members of the supreme court and all the people their decisions impact, it affects many and the citizenry. it applies to both presumptive nominees for president. it may be canceled out between the both of them but has many, many americans asking why are u.s. government leaders so old? why are they so much older than other leaders of u.s. institutions? why are they so much older than the citizens they lead democratically. if these are arbitrary, should our society try to look at reforms or democratize the institutions and not out of simplistic agei