that was congressman darrell issa tamping down talk of impeachment. it was just a few weeks ago, mike, that house speaker kevin mccarthy used the impeachment word when talking about garland. republicans seem to be cooling tensions a little bit when it comes to the impeachment talk. mike. mike: david spunt live at the justice department. many thanks. sandra: more on that in a moment, but the top story, south carolina senator lindsey graham is joining us, also a ranking member on the senate judiciary committee. i want to dig into that in a second, the letter senator graham, thanks for being here. but why is this investigation already concluded over the findings of the cocaine at the white house without a single suspect being named? i mean, isn t that the most secure building in america? apparently not. so here is what the story is telling us. that somebody brought cocaine into the white house and the
know the president could start exercising his veto power. now, the second area we ve talked about a lot, republican allegations making it no secret they want to flood the president with everything from his son hunter biden, covid theories out there, about the fbi and doj, and also we have heard plenty of impeachment talk. so the white house has been preparing for this possibility for a number of months now. they ve beefed up their operations and will say they are ready to push back on all of this as politically motivated. yeah. i think the idea of endless investigations is not a fun prospect for anybody in the building behind me. absolutely not. a lot of paperwork to start with. president biden did say if they take the house, take the senate, he will still have power of veto. i think a big question also is what does that mean for potential second term for president biden? a re-election run he s gearing up for? reporter: the biggest
for what a house republican-led judiciary committee would be investigating of their agencies and how they should prepare. but more broadly, republicans are looking into the u.s./mexico border, the origins of covid, and even the biden administration s handling of withdrawal from afghanistan. some republicans on the right are already saying that some of these investigations should lead to impeachment proceedings, fredricka, but house republican leadership so far has talked down any impeachment talk. all right. thanks so much for that. all right. meantime, intelligences with north korea are intensifying after it launched four more test missiles. we will hear why it s got some experts concerned that another nuclear test could be imminent. this week is your chance to try any subway footlong for free. like the subway series menu. just buy any footlong in the app, and get one free. free monsters, free bosses, any footlolong for free!
case-by-case, the depositions that were taking place or the open hearings, throughout, the entire case is actually in dispute, but they re so invested in this narrative to try to take down the president that they won t see the forest for the trees. i ll give you one example. the president zelinsky says no demand, no pressure, no quid pro quo. the first version that adam schiff uses that meeting that took place in warsaw is not accurate. that s from the ukrainian side. we heard it from the u.s. officials and the ukrainian officials but pelosi, schiff, nadler, they keep saying the facts are uncontested. they re wrong. i think the most revealing comment came from nancy pelosi i believe last week. she said we didn t rush it through, we ve been working on this for 2 1/2 years. that s revealing in itself. i want to move on to other topics because i think the impeachment talk in some regards is just exhausting to a lot of people at home. but, senator, i want to go back to you because we saw