needs more protections from republicans. they want to play defense counsel for the president. the republicans will continue to rakes jim colby over the coals for as long as they can and it seems to be at the direction of president trump. the transcript from today s closed-door session should be public as early as tuesday. shannon: catherine herridge, thank you very much for the new filing on michael flynn begins with this fact. it was now fired fbi agent peter strzok that interviewed the former as an essay advisor. the former national spokesperson for the fbi, john iannarelli. way to see you tonight, gentlemen. the judge in this case wanted all the documents. apparently there was still some back-and-forth going on about these additional notes from the fbi from january of 2017.
mccains cortège to arrive. about 45 minutes. they will leave them inside the capital along with his sons at jimmy and jack leading the procession. the entire time that john mccain s casket is in arizona, it will be handled by the arizona national guard and it will take care of it until it is put onto the plane tomorrow in route for dacey. d.c. once inside, there will be a huge contingency of first responders as well as other veterans, military veterans, and the casket will lie in state for about 24 hours. we will hear from the former senator of arizona, john kyle, governor doug ducey, the former congressman of arizona jim colby and the outgoing senator jeff flake who will all speak today. we should note the public viewing begins at around 2:00 today, but many people are
their politics at home and their passions at home. this just moves the conversation in the wrong direction. tucker: professor, thanks for coming on. the book adds to a long list of reasons to question the integrity, but according to jim himes of connecticut, how dare you, how dare you question people of authority. in fact, you will burn in hell for doing that. watch. the idea that this man is dishonest, it s all part of the attempt that the white house is making to disparage robert mueller. a decorated war hero. let s have a conversation about whether jim colby made the right move amount but people will rot in hell for just merging the reputation integrity and history of these men.
won t. does anyone think they will do it. on the bret baier show friday night they were like, there s no way it will ever happen, because it s a cold case. i m thinking take down the great hillary. but i think, by the way, jim colby? check it out. guess what, we got to go. if jim colmy quits, aren t you going to say there is something being covered up. if you had a hard time hearing that last segment or the golden globes last night, it s not because your tv wasn t working. a good chunk of it had to be censored because of all the swearing goes on.
last year s decision on same-sex marriage before ruling on the issue again, and whether it should be protected federally, yesterday s ruling in texas is just another reminder that they don t have that long. a federal judge in texas struck down the state s ban on same-sex marriage, putting on hold on the ruling, though, while the case is being appealed. texas now becomes the sixth state in the past two months where a federal judge has struck down all or part of a gay marriage ban. texas governor rick perry called the decision yet another attempt to achieve via the courts what couldn t be achieved at the ballot box. his attorney general, greg abbott, who is running for governor, said this, the u.s. supreme court has ruled over and over again that states have the authority to define and regulate marriage, but folks, the supreme court is likely to have no choice but to deal with this issue, probably now before the 2016 election. just think about that, in 2015, 2016, what happens when they