Were some of the greatest attacks on democracy in u. S. History, yet it can be easy to forget that all the horror, reaction, discussion, and coverage, for all the trials of people that stormed the capitol and the convictions of seditionists there was no coup probe of indictment for years. The man who led the january 6th rally, impeached for inciting an insurrection, that man, two years after those events, the person at the center of it all was not facing a serious coup probe let alone charges. Reporting shows quite the opposite. Not only was he not facing that, but the fbi and doj avoiding investigating trump for optics and review of the evidence. We all know that. That was the status quo for years. So, in our Special Report tonight, lets begin with the very simple question what changed . One thing, and its the kind of change in Law Enforcement that can change everything as so memorably put in 48 hours. Theres a new sheriff in town. And his name is reggie hamlin. A new sheriff came to
[cheering]. greg: yes! [cheers and applause]. greg: happy tuesday, everybody! it s good to be back. last night after all of the campaigning and spending, ron, nikki and desantis were on the receiving end of another trump thumping. finishing second, third and fourth just like women at a women s swim meet because the dude always wins. remember in 2015, what a photo. that s like timberlake with the rest of in sync. trump bumped each off like the last act of good fellows. there should be yellow crime tape around their podiums. good thing chris christie was already gone. you know how much chalk it takes to outline that body. [laughing]. greg: you should not laugh at that. he is struggling. last night it was not a caucus. it was a carcus. kamala harris predicted it. president trump insighted an ere erection. greg: and last night he did. what does last night s result mean for november. let s face it. there are only 4 people in america who know what a caucus is ask an
the indictment they were careful about saying there s a difference between pennsylvania and michigan, in that pennsylvania, the letter the words said, if this is approved by a court of law, or something to that effect, then the electors would move forward. in michigan it didn t have that language, and in fact the allegation in the jack smith indictment is that is that the folks that were asking them to sign were saying, hey, look, we don t want anybody to hear what s going on in pennsylvania in michigan and other states. yeah, appreciate that. it s funny that s your basic legal breakdown of it. it overlaps with something we were discussing earlier in the show, that smith has a record or reputation for being really precise, which is not just throwing stuff at the wall and saying, it s all terrible. see what we can get, overcharge it bum as you just reminded folks, really dealing with the facts as they have been developed or underneath. james schultz, given your background, includi
in that 14 i believe to 25 age range. pete: 2017 is when it started and if you go from 2017 to today and you have 2 billion users it gives you a sense of the explosion of tiktok. it bum rushed the scene. here is a detail that s really important. tiktok s not available in china. they have their own version inside china, which has called d oyan, they launched an alternative, that has a very different algorithm that shows very different things to chinese kids, so whereas the latest trend whether it s good or bad for kids, will pop-up in america , that s not what they see in china. they see what the state wants them to see on the state-run app will: so pete mentioned it. tiktok is owned by a company called bytedance. it was founded in 2012. reuters suggest it has a valuation of $78 billion. bytedance not only owns tiktok but it owns as pete pointed out a social media company named doy an in china, owns a social media company in
donald trump himself seems to create these crises. you know, one can argue about the merits of tariffs or not. the idea that you would just sort of roll them out at the end of your remarks, not tell your allies, not tell your state department, not tell your own economic council, just sort of willy-nilly state it out there, give little justification. i mean, the possibilities here for what it is going to do to jobs and costs and inflation, prices for consumers, and the idea he just willy-nilly did that, that s what is deeply worrying. he is creating possible crises for the country. you know, we hire a president to protect us from emergencies or problems, not to create them for us. neera, you put it so well the president to follow up on the point, does it bum you out, or is it sort of kind of remarkable that we re living through a period of time where if you have whatever