What the attorney general said, that the general principles in the justice department ought to use less restrictive, less intrusive methods of searches unless necessary. why was it necessary? why eight months later? why after getting subpoenas? why even wait three days over the weekend after you ve gotten the search warrant? these are the questions that the affidavit may very well answer. look, i believe perception of innocence for everybody, including garland. i want to presume he did the right thing. but the affidavit is the essential point. sean: go to a magistrate why didn t they go to a judge that was approved by the senate, and if it was so dangerous as they leapt to the washington post and it had to do with nuclear anything, why did they wait three days after they got the warrant? why did they wait a long time to actually file the warrant? your absolute right, and they should have gone to an article three judge. they have the right to do that. it s traditional to go to a
Business. he hated it. never complained, never resented people who got better breaks than him. but he taught me one thing, that if you work hard at when you re doing the right thing and you persist the way he put it god will reward, you, you ll succeed. we had a lot of dead ends in this process, but we kept persisting and persisting and look what we ve achieved, something, really, really fine. so my message, persist, don t give up, try to find that common ground, keep your principles, but make sure that you never give up. given the breaking news tonight, sir, i feel like i need to ask you about something i feel like we can sort of see looming on the horizon. and we are starting to see very far-right trump supporting members of the other party of the republican party talk about things like going after the justice department, going after the fbi, defunding or getting rid of the justice department, getting rid of the fbi. we re seeing high profile ambitious republican governors
One or multiple grand juries are doing, whether investigations are happening. for example, in georgia there s a lot of investigations going on earlier on. and we re negotiating with department of justice in order to potentially facilitate some of the investigations that they have ongoing. but that is really all still a work in progress, and i think the two dynamic fast moving investigations happening in parallel, it s a complicated thing to synchronize. we want people to be held accountable. we want justice to be served, and we re working towards our role as a committee and as a congressional committee at the same time. congresswoman, member of the january 6th investigation. thank you for your time tonight. i appreciate you joining us on short notice. thank you. joining us now is david rhode. david, thanks for making time to be here tonight. i was really glad when i heard you might be able to join us. thank you for having me. so you ve had great sourcing
Give republicans power in either the house or the senate. and i think that s going to be successful along with the issues we re talking about, the accomplishments that we were talking about on climate and on drugs and on closing loopholes and on job creation. you know, we re going to go back. i mean, this is one smaller thing. it s not exactly on your topic. they blocked a $35 price for insulin for non-medicare people. we re going to come back and make them vote on that again. when they get taken over on the extremes whether on democracy or issues of making peoples lives better or reducing their costs, they re going to lose out. i still have faith if we are vigilant, if we persist, if we don t give up or throw up our hands it s going to backfire on them. and i believe it will. senate majority leader chuck schumer fresh off a remarkable string of wins in the senate on gun reform, on veterans health care, on china and competitiveness, on health care, on climate. sorry, i know it s been
It becomes law it is the most massive change in fighting global warming that we had. it will reduce the amount of carbon goes to the atmosphere by 2030 by 40%. now, the original was better, about 45%, so it s very close. i ll tell you the one thing i learned, it s a lesson my dad taught me. my dad passed away in november, but he is still with me. he had to work his whole life, with that junkie little exterminating business. he hated, it never complained, never resent people who got better brakes on him. but he taught me one thing, that if you work hard at something, when you re doing the right thing, and if you work hard and you persist, the way he put, it god will reward you and you will succeed. we have a lot of dead ends in this process. we kept persisting and persisting, and look what we ve achieved, something really really fine. so my message, persist, don t give up, try to find that common ground. keep your principles, but make sure that you never give up. given the breaking ne