veteran federal prosecutor and former u. s. attorney for th eastern district of michigan she worked with the department of justice during the bide transition and is now professor at the university of michigan school of law, an former new york prosecutor and civil rights attorney charle coleman. barb, to you first, what is your reaction to wha the congressman just laid out? well, i think we ve got a real national treasure and jamie raskin he is a constitutional law scholar with a dee appreciation for the history o this country but he has the ability t translate it to ordinary members of the public, which i think is incredibly important. the report details a coup. you know, if i would answer th questions that he just did, yo know, this report is about wha it is that trump tried to stea power from joe biden, with a coup he tried to overturn the vot of the people, and that apparent in this report. and so, you know, what comes next after this is potential criminal prosecution, but yo kno
that may have transpired just i the past few days in coverage o her campaigns and answers to th questions that she was being asked. both. campaigns are targeted and i will say that republicans are well-positioned, no matter what in their mind, if mc cormick or mehmet öz link about they feel like they are i well-positioned. and then governor fetterman is popular figure, but he is super progressive and does not want joe biden in pennsylvania. he is not a big joe biden person . is a bernie sanders person. and that lines up as far as the election that we are looking at right now pretty well for the republicans. expect that a lot of average folks on the ground in pennsylvania and these are salt of the earth hard-working people . on not sure how well that berni
him for math questions. we had a kid who came in, his name was messiah and he was from afghanistan it i immediately felt sorry for him because i was like your parents named you messiah? and you went to this college? a name like that, the pressure must be terrible. messiah? i m just tyrus. they didn t even give me a last name. but it was important for all of us. we needed each other. we had to work together. that was how college worked, you got to meet different people from different things. you changed your mind, you came in thinking one way and you actually spent time with people and then when you graduate although you can t get a job, but you do have a better understanding what everyone else is like because you ve all been broke together, stuck in a room with a really jerk ra watching you. you had to work together. so you put a bunch of brothers in the same room together, we are going to be like man, i m going over to the white boy s place, bye. they ve got good food and
it s interesting that the apparent leak at umass, they didn t ask any math questions or any paper questions. jessica: they tried with sanders. melissa: you can t have open borders and free stuff. you can have one or the other. the water s going to have to get tired because we just can t afford it. you can t have dessert for every single meal. this is not possible. dagen: when you have a governor of the most populous state in the nation, one of the blue-est, trying to put a cap on the expansion of health care and health insurance in that state for illegal immigrants come they had to cap it at age 25 because of the cost of it. because it will bankrupt the state and they can t handle it. melissa: and they have a lot of money. have a great surplus. harris: a generational question. because when you talk about millennials and the mandate that has now gone on, people don t want to pay for something they aren t going to use. it looks like, it s protected,
higher. just upping the temperature by one degree celsius was linked with a 1.76% increase in the number of math questions solved correctly by women. this makes total sense to me. i am terrible at math and also always cold. that s what i call causal. i bet if i were warmer i d do equations on the windowed like in a beautiful mind mind and good will hupting every other movie where nobody has participate. about you if you employ women you may want to consider boosting our productivity and your bottom line by making the office a degree or two warmer. don t worry guys i think you ll survive. okay quick programming note tomorrow night. see what happens when victims and offenders of violent crimes meet face-to-face upon the new cnn original series the redemption project with van jones. that s tomorrow night at 9:00 for me followed by united shades of america with w calm awe bill at 10:00 p.m.