you read books. you read books there was a great va, author of the book how the garcia girls left their accent. joining me tomorrow night six pm eastern for our special year end meeting of the velshi banned book club and we are going to feature some of my favorite conversations with authors and scholars from 2023. don t miss it. but i will speak with a man who was one of the first introduced the idea that donald trump could be disqualified as a 2024 presidential candidate because of section three of the 14th amendment. the federal judge joins me just a few moments if another hour of velshi begins right now. and good morning, it is saturday, december 23rd. i m ali velshi. the start of a crucial presidential election season is right around the corner, but a few key constitutional questions remain unresolved, which could directly up in the 2024 race. with the iowa caucuses just 23 days away, some of those issues are finally reaching the supreme court s purview, setting up
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oh, yeah. yeah, all right. let s welcome tonight s. e he looks like a car salesman. it smells an air freshener. co-host of fox and friends. first, todd pyro, don t let the accent fool you. she s here to school yet. co-host of the you bottom onwel! fox business, dagen mcdowell. o he knows eight ways to kill a man with a paperclip. nine if it s rusty, a formert of cia operative and host of the president s daily brief podcast, mike baker. s coul and if walls could talk, new yo her office would be in witness protection. new york times best sellinrkg aug author and fox news contributor carter. all right. well, that s about it for me. before we get to some new stories, do this. greg s leftover birds. i mm. yeah, it s leftoversd . i read the jokes we didn t use this week. and as always,rsme it s my firsc time reading them. so if they or staple joe joe mackie to a wall and use his head as a dartboard. earlier this week, the white house unveiled its 2023 holidayons. decoratio
on the president s home? over halfr is redacted.raidd and you may remember i washi on the show the day of the raid and i said this is an doj incredible act by the doj and one would fully expect transparency. i expected a statement immediately, some sort ofme communication to the americadian people. us dt tookeman three daysto of us demanding thatbe for there to be a statement. they released and even then whenh they released the search warrant, it told us nothing.u ra and so yourk you remarked a ver good point.th there was a letter by the trump attorneys that said this is ourn basis for saying that, you know, there s nothing to see here. we have done nothing wrong. make sure you include this letter. y motion o if you do anything with theatio court by motion or application, anurt by motion or application, and then they redact any sortn t of explanation or would explain why they needed to go in. and so i think, again, we have a another act, another revelation, another document releasedn
congressman davis, what are the lessons learned in your view? i was in the leadership and advised against bringing impeachment up. we suffered setbacks in the 1998 midterm elections because we raised impeachment and ginned the democratic base out in an off a year and at that point th president s party picked up seats. i thought it waspi not a good political strategy, but once faced with it, to me, i was very light in deciding. my district was overwhelmingly against impeachment. i felt that lying under oath, albeit a civil proceeding, was a standard that whether you re a ceo, a janitor, a baseball player, this was a standard we needed to make our mark on. to be clear, both of you in what might be called at times swing districts in virginia. you re making the point that whatever oneth thinks of the underlyingof issue, it wasn t necessarily an easy vote for you either. i don t think this is an easy vote for anybody. removing a president is a very, very serious thing. it s never pl