lincoln project. there was a lot in this nbc poll i found fascinating. a key part for me showing a combined 44% of registered voters that will definitely or probably consider a third party or independent candidate you know, no labels have been flirting with the idea of throwing support behind a third party candidate, although they claim they wouldn t be a spoiler. rick, what is the possible opening here for someone who isn t trump or biden? well in the history of the united states, no single third party candidates has ever, not, all other party candidates have never come up with the election votes. that s throughout history. there ve been spoilers. there is no chance for them to win. they can t get to two 70, but, what no labels is trying to do, they are now basically republican super back. there s death by republicans, they re getting their money from republicans, including harlan crow, clarence thomas s
bill: alito talked about it publicly years ago. back in 2009. wall street journal weighs in this way. the fishing expedition for justice alito, attack on the supreme court justice on ethics and recusal is an attempt at court thinning. what is that about in washington about the left going after the sitting justices today? can you characterize it? you ve seen this. we saw the man who is now senate majority leader stand on the steps of the supreme court and specifically call out justices by name suggesting that things would happen if they decided a case a certain way. we have had all kinds of legislation introduced toll at seats to the court, limit the terms and do all kind of things the right sees as intimidating the justices. the left hasn t been happy with decision else from the court including overturning roe v. wade and other conservative-leaning decisions. they say it is time to change the court. it s makeup. they are going after these
a shot. admittedly both suarez and hurd from long shots. but, you know, it s exciting to run for president. my suspicion is that it is unlikely a number of these candidates will make it to the debate stage, which is going to be really critical to be on if you want to be if you want to continue this contest. but god bless them for jumping in. martha: since you brought it up. tell me what you think of the criteria and the 40,000 individuals and all of that, how hard will it be to get on the debate stage? well, it will be hard because first of all you have to have 1% or better in three national polls. and ironically enough if you have a weird name like vivek ramaswamy you have a better shot than if your name is will hurd. you can t pronounce it and it sticks in your brain. but that s going to be a problem. the big hurdle will be 40,000
former president donald trump to a russian collusion scheme. the party line vote sparking chaos on the house floor. schiff is the 25th congress in u.s. history to be censured and the first in 13 years. it is a significant move here against adam schiff. with that we bring in nancy mace serving on the house oversight committee. great to have you here, congresswoman mace. what were your thoughts that played out last night on the floor. it got noisy as they shouted shame, shame, shame while speaker mccarthy tried to get this business done. the irony wasn t lost on any of us. he was censured and kicked off the intel committee for leaking classified information from the intel committee and as the democrats were cheering him on we think classified information is okay as long as your last name isn t trump. they want to see donald trump spend the rest of his life in jail for having documents that
continues there at the white house. right now 18 past. want to move to this real quick. martha: i.r.s. whistleblower testified behind closed doors last month that hunter biden received preferential treatment by the agency. supposedly a lot more. now the transcript of his exclusive testimony could be released to the public. david spunt live at the department of justice with the latest. it could be released as soon as today. things always get delayed on capitol hill. we ll see what happens from the ways and means committee. this is an interview done last month, six-hour interview done with an i.r.s. supervisory special agent saying a high profile investigation was slow walked at the direction of the department of justice. it is gary shapley. he can t see the name of the investigation for legal reasons because he is still employed by the i.r.s., we know via multiple