extremely unlikely that they would be hearing something that would lead them to conclude that there should be charges. and this is the sort of the thing you do at the very end. i also think that there is internal pressure, even if they re not admitting it themselves, that this is a case that needs to be brought to the american public, they need to know whether this happen or not, and it needs to be brought to trial. this is just not one where you want to delete dally. and jack smith carried this case in the doj. he s been on the job all that long, and has really put the pedal to bring this case. the other point i d like to make is unlike the manhattan case where a lot of people have talked about whether trump would be treated differently if his name were not trump, here, in a case involving classified documents, it would be a violation of the rule of law if donald trump were not charged based on all the facts we know. just last
liberals or the republicans going after them liberals. you re hearing something that we had reported the last 48 hours which is that the attorney general has been personally calling some of the members of the house and trying to get them to vote no on the impeachment articles today. i don t know that that s going to be successful. based on everything i m hearing, jim, i would expect a super majority, 100 members out of 150 to support this when they do vote it. i would think probably within the next hour or so. so you think this is going to happen? mm-hmm, oh, yeah. i do believe that there s no question that there is a majority in the house, which is all it takes, a simple majority to impeach the attorney general or anybody they choose to impeach. i think that the number is a lot higher than that. i would expect that the speaker will probably have maybe a half of the republican caucus, which would put this over 100 votes, maybe as much as 120 votes or something like that. i would sa
at power if he thought donald trump had a realistic path back into the white house, i think we d be hearing something very different. i read this as him saying, this is not going anywhere. you know that both substantively. but more importantly, politically. donald trump is talking about the past when elections have to be about the future and trying to sort of make his personal grievances about what happened since january. 6th the main theme of the 2024 election. is probably not going to succeed. so can we turn now to nashville? because you have a lot of folks now saying, look, this is not about guns, right? this is about mental health. um and this is about trying to get to the hypocrisy here right and hate crime legislation and so on and so forth. um this is josh hawley senator, he sent a letter to the fbi director and also to the homeland security director, saying, i urge you to immediately open investigation to the shooting of the federal hate crime. okay so he wants him to investiga
that is sort of the state of things here. all of this began late last night around 9 pm eastern time, when the first tornadoes believed to have touched down here. that s a long track tornado, it went some 80 miles leaving destruction along the way. early data suggests there may have been around a dozen tornadoes that touched down in all across the mississippi and alabama. we know that the national sir weather service is going to be on the ground, surveying, looking at to see how strong those tornadoes were. already, we re hearing something like debris filing 30 to 35,000 feet in the air. we ve seen semi trucks that have been completely flipped over and moved. feet from where they were sitting. so, that gives you a sense of the strength of this storm. how this completely removed from their foundations. we spoke to a few people who are here, when that tornado touched down. they described seeing it and hearing that whistling sound
change. yeah, well said. the whole generation is dammed. thanks, mr. president, you are getting your talk from aoc since she s hesitant to have kids because of climate change. and does he even believe it? it seems to me he s hearing something someone whispers in his ear before that. it is the big green. the big green lobby taken overall other lobby. climate change is becoming a religion and where do they go first? to young people. young people will vote on this. they see democrats as some of the saviors of the climate, they ll vote for that. they really will. we talked about this in the break. the amount of privilege is the adult you have to to to to to have. the pres