one thing to not agree with a message. another thing to intimidate people and in this day and age where you never know what somebody is thinking or planning to do. you want to talk about it. use your voice, you know. make a sign. stand up. say something. write an op-ed. you don t like something, you don t like a joke, don t laugh. brian: don t grab a ski mask. right. don t grab a ski mask. steve: we heard about safe spaces on college campuses where the students they feel threatened because somebody over there is talking about how much they like george bush. and it s driving me crazy. and now we have fast forwarded to today where no longer is it safe on the comedy page comedy space. you guys are comics. i don t mean that as an insult. the only place that we can practice is on stage, all right? it s not like can you do it
they are going to vote to pass the articles of impeachment on the full house? it s a joke. steve: why? because did he nothing wrong. the call was perfect. he did nothing wrong. he was a leader, talking to another leaderboard. the other leader even said he did nothing wrong. steve: did you have a problem with him saying hey, can you look into corruption newt election back in 2016? there was corruption. yes. yes. i had no problem with it. there was corruption and he has every right as president of the united states to ask about it. [cheers and applause] [applause] steve: where are you from? staten island. steve: she is from staten island, thank you very much for joining us. in the meantime right over there, on the landing, carley shimkus. carley: hi. oh my gosh. it s so good to see everybody. all right. we have big news happening across the pond. british prime minister boris johnson and his conservative party win big in the u.k.
why during one of their breaks yesterday, jerry nadler and doug collins, the republican and the democrat sat down and they agreed we re going to be done with all discussion at 5:00 and then we are going to have a vote. but then as we know, it dragged on until 11:00 and then jerry nadler pulled the plug. ainsley: here s the thing. they have been in these sessions all day until 10:34 at night on wednesday. last night they thought they would have a vote at the end of the day. stayed for 13 hours yesterday. all of our congress men and women thought they were going home to their families to celebrate the holidays. steve: doug collins was going to be on the show. ainsley: we re not going to vote today. we will make you stay in washington for another night. who pays for their plane flights probably us, right? they are staying there and appear this morning at 10:00 because of tv ratings according to doug collins. because 10:00 a.m. california was waking up. steve: we love tv ratings. we are nu
interested new they will send a scout out to look at you. just like they send scouts to college games on saturdays, they have the personnel to do it. he is using excuse. insurance is not an issue. if a team wanted colin kaepernick. look. brian: if he had committed to stand during the national anthem, i think he has a job right now. actually, i m not sure if he would, either. the problem is performance is what mearttle on the field. winning one super bowl doesn t make you an nfl legend. playing with a team, working and being a legacy player that s what gets you through teams and leagues. steve: david webb, thank you. [applause] all right. next up calling out bill barl for his littles to trump. don t you remember when holder himself called was called obama s wing man? former acting attorney general matt whisker expwroinjoinsus rocking in the u.s.a.
they had our thanks. [cheers and applause] you know, the obama administration and eric holder will specifically did a lot to undo those relationships. i worked every day on that issue. steve: we had josh hawley on yesterday, the senator from the great state of missouri. and we were talking about how he said, you know, you look at the horowitz report and it s fishy. there were fishy things happening all over the fbi and the department of justice. he wondered, you know, would it be possible that the attorney general would know about something like that? you know, an investigation into a campaign? or would low level people at the fbi and the department of justice just do that on their own? no. the attorney general, of course, would be briefed on that. steve: that would mean the president would know, wouldn t he? brian: president obama. i don t think there was any doubt that president obama knew. i think everyone knew that crossfire hurricane was going on. they knew exactly what it was