controversial that into any john mccain was forced to publicly reject his endorsement as part of his campaign. for 15 years later, pastor hagee has found a person to endorse him. he gave a personal prayer for governor nikki haley. i have to give a shout out to the people it took the podium before me. to pastor hagee, i still say i want to be when i grew up. thank you. with her campaign announcement today, she made clear that she was ready to be a warrior in the new battle for wokeness. a self loading as swept our country. some people may this is not about identity politics, i don t believe in that. and i don t believe in glass ceilings either. strong and proud, not weak and woke. that is the america that i see. strong impaired, not weak
with trump for a lot of the day on january 6th, and not to mention everything else that he was privy to as the former president chief of staff. joining me now to discuss all of this, and give us the spot, fbi general counsel, legal analyst, the person that you want to talk to, the person that you request desperately to hang out for another hour wind breaking news like this happens, inter weisman. it s good to see you, sir. thank you. and so mike pence has a subpoena, mark meadows has a subpoena. for some degree, that all makes a lot of sense. what does that tell you about the special counsel s investigation, and the alacrity with which jack smith conducts himself. do you remember when jack smith was appointed? everybody was a about how this should slow things down, and i will pat myself on the back because i know jack smith, and i was like, quite the opposite. he is a career guy who does not like grass growing under his feet. he is really, just like robert paul, are really enjo
something that s so complicated that the jury does not understand it, and so in some ways you have this snatch of defeat from the jaws of victory, by needlessly complicating the case. she has known that she can use, and it s not just for the mafia, although that is what its original intent, the federal rico statute was passed in the 1960s, during the efforts to dismantle the mafia, but it s since been used for gangs, as fani willis has, she used against teachers. he s used to gimmick against political machines, and the idea of why it is so useful is that it allows you to go after the boss. it s the person that doesn t get his hands dirty and allow these underlings to do all of the dirty work. you can bring together various schemes under one umbrella, and charge the entire group, which
joining me now to discuss all of this, and give us the spot, fbi general counsel, legal analyst, the person that you want to talk to, the person that you request desperately to hang out for another hour wind breaking news like this happens, inter weisman. it s good to see you, sir. thank you. and so mike pence has a subpoena, mark meadows has a subpoena. for some degree, that all makes a lot of sense. what does that tell you about the special counsel s investigation, and the alacrity with which jack smith conducts himself. do you remember when jack smith was appointed? everybody was a about how this should slow things down, and i will pat myself on the back because i know jack smith, and i was like, quite the opposite. he is a career guy who does not like grass growing under his feet. he is really, just like robert paul, are really enjoying steep ideas that he has an obligation to go as fast as possible and responsible, and i think that s
true, this does seem like the trajectory of how these kinds of cases to go, in so far as, there was no statement from the a. g., right? if you don t charge you don t come out and say well, i still think this person needs to get back together. the people of all were notified privately. the evidence wasn t there, at least according to the people looked at it. there was no so-called deep state prosecution of the political enemy. that s because the much maligned to deep state is actually a bunch of civil servants who we count on and don t always do this but we count on them to in good faith make the best judgments on the facts of the law. it s probably too much to ask from mr. gaetz to make that case himself. as much as he likes to talk he would probably rather just keep mom about this one, this entire episode.