he is reacting against what he feels inside, which is the steady loss of his power as a man. the faster that power recedes, the more frantically he asserts it. he is raging against the dying of the light. these last embarrassing decisions are in fact his death throes. it is sad, really. unfortunately what happens to men also tends to happen to the systems they create. for the last 80 years our world has been covered by a system formed in the final months of world war ii. it s features define our life. free and open global trade routes guaranteed by the u.s. navy, a universal currency called the dollar and overseein it all one supreme power, the worlds largest economy, the united states of america. it s been a great system in mos ways. but for many reasons, including the passage of time, that syste is dying. what comes next is not entirely clear but how to influence it t america s greatest advantage is the most important task that faces any u.s. government. nothing else comes
hi, nicole, thanks a lot. special counsel jack smith is calling mike pence s bluff, in their view, and trying to force him under oath in a grand jury. more on that later. plus, the top investigator for the january 6th committee is speaking out on that big new york times story that was making waves. you might have seen it. he s here. he make his beat debut later in the hour. top story now is how republicans are using their power in the house. we saw kevin mccarthy clash with those hardliners, and during those clashes when he had to get all the votes on the house floor, he promised all kinds of concessions, including promoting what was then his most ardent foe to a committee to look into fbi investigations and attacking the fbi and doj. and that itself is a shift in washington s power dynamics. this is a story i m about to tell you. for decades, members in both parties lobbied to get on committees like appropriations, controlling money. some sought prestigious assignmen
have the audio recordings of rudy giuliani and trum officials and what they were saying privately to the fo news hosts that is coming up in our hour. that is a hello vtes, i don t go anywhere. stay tuned, brother thanks as always roll tape thanks to at-home for joining us this hour classified information is huge category. it covers everything fro handwritten notes that could b completely inconsequential, al the way up to the nuclea codes. so, just hearing that somethin is classified, doesn t give yo all that much to go on in term of what the actual underlyin information is which is what makes this revelation from the new york times today such a big deal. special counsel, jack smith, i asking witnesses about multipl alleged instances of forme president trump showing off confidential map that contains sensitive intelligence information after he lef office for months, we have known that president trump took hundred of classified documents with him when he left the white
it covers everything fro handwritten notes that could b completely inconsequential, al the way up to the nuclea codes. so just hearing that something is classified doesn t really give you all the much to go on and what the actual underlying information is which is what makes this revelation from the new york times today such a big deal. special counsel jack smith i asking witnesses about multipl alleged instances of forme president trump showing off confidential map that contains sensitive intelligence information after he lef office for months we have known tha president trump took hundred of classified documents with him when he left the white house. and we have known that among those classified documents wer top secret papers that contain things like sensitiv intelligence information but this reporting in the ne york times tonight i potentially the first instance we know of of trump not just having that sensitiv information in a broom close somewhere. but of him actually s
president trump showing off a confidential map that contains sensitive intelligence information after he left office for months we have known that president trump took hundreds of classified documents with him when he left the white house, and we ve known among those documents were top secret papers that could contain things like sensitive information, but this reporting in the new york times tonight is potentially the first instance we know of trump not just having that sensitive info in a broom closet somewhere but of him actually showing it off, potentially damaging national security, potentially violating laws like the espionage act. so that information is new and it is huge, and it is o one of the investigations by the special counsel into former president trump. in his other investigation, the investigation into trump s efforts to overturn the 2020 election and january 6th, we ve got this today the special counsel s office has sent subpoenas to former advisers and c