can t take anything seriously when it sounds likeg every hoaxh that has come before it the hoax thing is always just like it startsrts up with this g fireball and then it just starts and then everybody is going to tick , tick , tick on twitter and all the walls are closingon t and te walls are closing. and then as it goes away,ia suddenly the media h has to turn on the supporters and say, oh, they re dangerous. what you re going to hear sy a t of if it s true, if it s true, i heard that on our network. if it s true, these three words prefaced every single story that turned out not true. this could be if it s true, this could bring him down. so to your point, dan , thisng is going to be about process. t it s because it be the most boring thing ever. a he said she said about paperwork, the doulis violation you will ever it s another process. wonderful administrative goof. he didn t follow the process because he thought he was the process and off it goes to court. meanwhile, all you re le
0 on monday soapbox watching hulu. we re out of time thanks to carly, terrence, william, captain pirates, our studio. i got it. i love you. i m great good belt and i lo i m in it for me now. this gimmick now just gets out of hand by now and that s by the clock in new york city. this is the federal judge in florida releasing a warrant from the unprecedented raid at trump s florida home. it reveals the former president is potentially being investigated for obstruction of justice and violationg ofhe the espionage act. 11 sets of classified records from the estate during the search. president trump is responding, saying declassified. all those documents are reaction in just a second. but first, let s go to s david spudis at the justice department for you this morning. but there s been a lot of newsre since then, davis, a lot of news. we ve been on tv all day toh it and we ll continue do so. dana, check with a department of justice official. no further comment from the doj after attorne
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to correct. this is part of why i think he tweeting is important. you are getting an authentic trump, whether he is right or wrong sometimes, occasionally things he shouldn t say, the active being that that direct, that open, having people see who he authentically is helped revealed faith in the system. sean: i think the lack of faith between media h and the clinton campaign was so over-the-top and egregious, i don t think it will ever be rebuilt. he is patting himself on the back. mr. speaker, good to see you, happy new year. it is going to be a fascinating 200 days. thank you sir. coming up, we will play more of my exclusive interview with julian assange, but first, tonight. you use your congressional powers toit obstruct. obstruct. obstruct. obstruct. defeat. anything. anything. c anything. that violates our core values as diverse americans. sean: hollywood elites, snowflakes liberals, are all losing their minds.