howie: some of the president s liberal media critics are going there. elizabeth drew writes in the times about the inhe built of the inevitablity of impeachment. we see the president s adult children head to go prison. what if he were to say he would let the children walk if the old man does the same? howie: what do you make of how personality has gotten. gayle: it seems like the impeachment rhetoric is reaching a fever pitch. it says more about their bias. howie: the leadership isn t even
may have been code words used, other ways that they couched their communications that didn t literally say, hey, i want do this attack on this date against this target. and so it s very hard to listen to those conversations without probable cause. and it has to be that level, minimum of probable cause to get a title iii or nsa wiretap through fisa courts. all right, makes people realize perhaps not doing that does leave open the inevitablity of more attacks like. this thank you both very much. outfront, new information that sayd farouk planned another terror attack with the man who got him the rifles that he and his wife used to slaughter 14 people in san bernardino. who is this man? we are learning a lot of new things about him at this hour and we will share that with you next. and a supreme court justice questioning whether black college students might be better off going to less-elite schools. that is exactly what he said. his remarks, ahead. this is the best block of all. it
get the first question all the time. and i don t mind. you know, i ll be happy to field them. i do find it curious. and if anybody saw saturday night live, maybe we should ask barack if he s comfortable and needs another pillow. she was not alone either. we look back at this. the poll from that year felt that voters thought the media was harder on clinton than mccain. they just thought she got a raw deal. that brings us to one final point about clinton s coverage. not all clinton campaigns are the same. she lost in 2008, of course, she is now the front-runner and the press always shoots extra at front-runners. as nate silver argues, even if there were no scandals, she would probably be receiving fairly negative campaign coverage, more or less openly confesses to a certain type of buy as, rooting for the story. inevitablity makes for a boring
who told her it was permissible. i can t think of a single lawyer in government who would say you are the secretary of state handling highly classified information and you can have all that email traffic on a server first in your basement then in the broom closet next to the lavatory of a company in denver. i can t think of a single lure who would have aloud that. molly: we are getting word folks in her circle are reaching out saying don t give up. we are still in this, there is still a possibility to win. but has she lost that inevitablity? holding hand which takes a lot of time in any presidential campaign. you are going to have nervous nellies who will say i have an idea how to do this better. but her inevitablity is less a
dread. you re honest in this book. i want to read an excerpt from the book to everybody. it says, even when not actively afflicted by such acute episode, i m buffeted by worry about my health, about my family members health, my job, old age and inevitablity of death. i thought the last week was so relatable to so many. why did you decide to write this book? the irony is ten years ago my first book came out and i was seized with anxiety about having to go and do the book tour. i was going to be having to do public speaking events on large auditoriums and on tv. i was actually paralyzed with anxiety. so i sought i struggled with anxiety my whole life, but became acute in that moment. so i sought help from different sources. that was the moment when i thought maybe i ought to try to write about this. the irony is that i succeeded in producing this book where i had to come out of the about my anxiety, talk about the history