an actual agreement, that will be what s the department wants to find. before, again, pulling the trigger on this unbelievably serious charge on the former president, seditious conspiracy. last question, quickly, what do you think is going to happen harry? about the doj? or about tomorrow? tomorrow we re gonna talk about the big lie, former prosecutor like me is a big hearing. it s all about the doj and the efforts to corrupt and actually oust the current officers and put in this flunky. that s big! at the end of the day do i think they will make a referral? yes. do i think garland will take it up, evidence now it won t be about political pressure for them. it doesn t matter the trump continues to tout the big lie, that is something a prosecutor will think about the absolute lack of repentance. the continuing jackass behavior. if i can use that word. you just did. and i appreciate it. in the meantime, a trump super
2016, they went to the floor they challenged electoral votes that them and cast including from alabama for god sakes. they had no problem with it by the way they challenge the 2000 election saying george w. bush was an illegitimate president. he was appointed by the supreme court of the united states. they said the 2004 election was illegitimate. john kerry he really wanted was 70 or 80000 votes total but for the corrupt electoral college to be president of the united states. we are going to be lectured by these people who are liars? hope push rusher collusion for years? who dragged this country to the dirt rewarding themselves peculiar pride we re going to be lectured by the pages of the new york times whose correspondent in moscow was a stolid flunky in 1932 covered up the slaughter of the ukrainians who had another leading reporter and correspondent in berlin during the holocaust, a hitler flunky
pak sworn i m part of this plot to stay in power. in the years since bjay pak surprised the u.s. attorney in georgia. we have learned a little bit about would have been to cause that surprise resignation. but now, when you re on, mr. pak done a lengthy interview for the first time. with the atlanta georgia constitution. here is some of that interview. it was january six, a year ago, and bjay pak walking with his daughter in stone mountain. two days earlier, january 4th, he had resigned his post as the u.s. attorney in northern georgia. because donald trump and his flunky s were miffed that mr. pak was not digging up what was their. widespread fraud in georgia s 2020 presidential election. mr. pak figured fresh air and family time would help temper the unrelenting insanity that had been his existence for weeks. while walking mr. pak got a call. telling of the u.s. capital is
0 speaking with him. it has been once again, as usual, now he s the man of the center of the question of what can or cannot be done in washington. but the biden administration can or cannot get past. we ll be speaking with senator schumer, live in just a moment. today of course is january 5th, a year ago today in the great state of georgia, georgia voters elected to new u.s. senators, democrat jon ossoff and democrat raphael warnock. they were runoff elections for both of georgia s u.s. senate seat one year ago today. at the democrats won both of those races. now, georgia electing to democrats to their two u.s. senate seats. that is how we got senate majority leader chuck schumer. that is what flipped control of the u.s. senator from republican control to democratic control. that is what made it possible for the biden administration in its first year to an act all the legislation that they have passed in the past year. including covid relief, the big infrastructure bill, and all the re
about a strong man who finds a flunky that is willing to aaced to their most outrageous demands. they go up the ladder past what their skills, their talent and what their experience would call for because they re willing to go to extreme ends on behalf of the president. so you know, i would defer to the other legal experts on the panel on what they would face and what his defense might be. to kinsinger s point on a political standpoint, he was clearly part and parcel of a multifaceted coup attempt. it might have been a ridiculous one. a preposterous one. might have had crazy characters like the my pillow man involved in it. but it was one. and it was inside the doj with clark outside with the folks at claremont. it was in the states with what