whose focus groups are creating a little bit of a ripple effect. and way too early white house bureau chief, jonathan lemire. you know, elise, my grandma from dalton, georgia, would have said of you, well, she sure kicked a hornet s nest yesterday, didn t she. you did. you have people on the left pulling their hair out. you know, ready to jump out of windows. you had people on the right talking about how mean and angry you were. and there were others saying you were owned, the lib, who of course like libertarian conservative. you re saying she did a great job. lifetime republican elise jordan was owned by the people who said, yes, i believe the moon was made of cheese, and she just sat there dumbfounded. cheese, they think the moon is made of and somehow, you were owned because some people
for them to rectify the column. what happened on friday was his lawyers alleged that they did not share sufficient information, and in our mind, that gives musk the ability to walk out of the deal now. twitter says no way, show us the money, we will go through this and see you in court. s. is the bots thing just an excuse, philip? it is really hard to say. elon musk is an eccentric character. i am sort of fascinated by the repercussions of this announcement, that it very quickly became entangled in american politics, he became seen as the savior, this was a leftist elitist organization and here comes this libertarian conservative to come in and take it over, and everyone got excited about that. republicans were thrilled. is donald trump going to come back? no.
amash. there had been talk about trying to make him an impeachment manager. he s a libertarian conservative. was a republican until he got in a fight with trump over presumption of innocence pl principles. you get essentially to be the chief prosecutor. you get to present the case on behalf of the democrats. look and we ve seen all the video of him as the impeachment manager making obviously the exact same opposite voice he has now made in this impeachment process. all right. john, laura, thank you very much. as the president watches this historic and constitutional indictment of his actions, how will he respond? the evidence overnight is that he is shaken, that he is rattled. new developments about his next move coming up. let s be honest,
late. why? both states have libertarian streaks and both of these races have become competitive because the libertarian conservative not so comfortable with the trump republican party era, if you will. so we re seeing some of that volatility with that group of voters which is why these races have gotten a little shaky for the republicans. the incumbents are physical guys, just something to think about there. and finally, let me take you to one we ve added on the democratic side of the column. minnesota 7. why do we have this on the list? the republican party has had a tough time in a lot of states, but they have been doing pretty well in minnesota. certainly better in minnesota than any of the other midwestern states this year. that is why we ve added this race. the competition at the top of the ticket has gotten better for the republicans. it s shoring up some of these house races and giving republicans a handful of opportunities in the land of 10,000 lakes. it s a big list. you can
jedediah: doj announcing investigate whether free speech. executives grilled over censorship on capitol hill. is it a good idea for government to take action regulating big tech companies? here to discuss is former senior advisor to hillary clinton and the author of microtrends squared mark penn. hey, mark, so glad to have you today. good morning. good morning. now, i am concerned about big government. i m a libertarian conservative. are you a little bit worried if the government gets involved in regulating twitter, facebook, google, whatever it may be? could it be a slippery slope that people should be concerned about? well, the problem that we are facing now is that big tech could become big brother because originally the tech platforms preached openness in response almost to political movements here, they seem to have gone the other way and become, in many ways arbitrary and can capricious about who they will allow and who they won t allow on the platform at any given time. so