going to go away. that then sort of goes to your ands, gave, in terms of what can be done aside from casting a very close eye on what s been happening at the supreme court. what kind of reforms are even possible. i did not realize that sheldon whitehouse and hank johnson in the house are sending letters to the judicial conference of the ignited states, which is an agency charged with administering the courts to refer thomas to the a. g. to merrick garland for investigation. merrick garland has a lot on his plate. what can be done to fix this? i ve called on garland to appoint a special counsel. much like richard nixon did for abe fortas. there you go. i think that s a few things. one, there needs to be a stark response no. the reason i say that is
that then sort of goes to your ands, gave, in terms of what can be done aside from casting a very close eye on what s been happening at the supreme court. what kind of reforms are even possible. i did not realize that sheldon whitehouse and hank johnson in the house are sending letters to the judicial conference of the ignited states, which is an agency charged with administering the courts to refer thomas to the a.g. to merrick garland for investigation. merrick garland has a lot on his plate. what can be done to fix this? i ve called on garland to appoint a special counsel. much like richard nixon did for abe fortas. there you go. i think that s a few things. one, there needs to be a stark response no. the reason i say that is thompson not be on the supreme court for a long time. his accolades will be on the supreme court well into the why don t you think he ll be on the court for a long time? just because of his age.
i ve called on garland to appoint a special counsel. much like richard nixon did for abe fortas. there you go. i think that s a few things. one, there needs to be a stark response no. the reason i say that is thompson not be on the supreme court for a long time. his accolades will be on the supreme court well into the why don t you think he ll be on the court for a long time? just because of his age. you don t think he won t resign? of course. not i think the cause of him to resign and in peach our it was the time, sorry. i think we need to send a strong message, whether that be investigated by special counsel, investigation by the judiciary committee, but that she in the house, investigation by the judicial conference,, fighting thomas under the law for every mission under the statute of limitations, he could be fined $50,000. with a go about four years, see how many of those in the last four years, we should find him.
so-called radical education policies. these conclusions come after th gop led committees subpoenaed the u.s. attorney general, fbi director and education secretar along with members of the national scoreboard association for documents related to the investigation. jim jordan, the chair of the house judiciary committee has called on garland to rescind that controversial memo, but lawmakers say the attorney general has quote refused to do so. trace: we will see hear more about that. there are new reports tonight that former president donald trump could be indicted wednesday, but that he would no appear before a judge in new york until next week. the white house correspondent i tracking the latest development in is live for us tonight in dc. actually we have some conflicting reports here in the nation s capital. on the one hand, you re right, it is possible that former president trump will be indicte tomorrow however sources also tell fox news tonight that not only has the former pres
an airport spokesperson at lehigh valley squcreened about 1800 people a day and that is when they evacuated the airport for about two hours and that is when police and the fbi and a bomb squad came in. the airport spokesperson describing this as tremendous team work. but it begs mentioning here, wolf, that the tsa makes fines of things that should not be in luggage all of the time. from handguns and even loaded handguns to nunchuks and even brass knuckles but rarely ever something that is explosive like this. very worrisome indeed. thank you very much. let s go to capitol hill right now. where the u.s. attorney general merrick garland was in the hot seat today at a critical moment for the u.s. justice department. garland and his team juggling high-profil high-profile investigations and multiple problems right now. paula reid has more on garland s testimony and the fiery exchanges in the hearing room.