which by the way the doj called his bluff, merrick garland said, okay, we ll release them, whatever you want. he s laying the ground work to say, so if it is released, now he s undermining whether it is even real. because he s also on this latest posting laying the ground work to say it is planted evidence. and they have been saying that from the beginning. but to your point of violence, if you keep people angry, if you gin them up, if you tell them this is tyranny, like one republican said on fox, if you tell people this is a dictatorial move to go after anyone that is linked to trump, which is what senator rubio went on television and said, if you tell people in your social media world, people who are very popular, and very strong trump supporters saying this is war, you get what you ask for. and that is what we saw in cincinnati. if you look at the words of this suspect, ricky shiffer, who was killed, if you look at what he said, he said this is a call to arms. i am making a cal
of course, all of this came in the wake of that attack on the fbi office in cincinnati where a guy walked in with a nail gun and also with a semi-automatic weapon. we re talking about life or death here. he wanted to defend that. but i think he also very carefully couched why he took the action he did. he said, look, we don t want to take invasive action like this. we would have preferred to take lesser action and then we decided we had to. he also pointed out, and this is laying the predicate for this what could be a court fight today down in florida, said the president waved his confidentiality when he came out and talked about it. so in a sense, if the documents are released today, either with the president s approval or over his opposition, donald trump has in so many cases may have nobody to blame but himself. he sort of put out his new talking points, i think, if these documents are to be released. which lays the ground work for
associated with an event like the search of august 8th at mar-a-lago, we re just sort of fooling ourselves. 30 seconds left, tim. we had alberto gonzales on who was calling on democrats, but mostly republicans to speak out against what we saw in cincinnati yesterday, to speak out any potential, be against any potential violence. what are the chances that will happen? i m not holding my breath, john. if you look at the rhetoric from republicans, from the minute the news broke about what was happening at mar-a-lago, this is incredibly dangerous. and it was incredibly dangerous again, i m drawing the parallel to january 6th, we should have seen this coming. and here we are again, in a very similar situation, where republicans are playing with fire, what is it going to take for them to scale back the rhetoric is my question. tim alberta, a really thoughtful piece. we know how seriously you take this. everyone should go read what you wrote. do it now. thank you for being with us. th
to comply with. he did not comply. no, i m not! dan: he actually met with them. jessica: and then after that james who was the agent involved with this dana: it was six weeks since the end of june. dagen: if it was so urgent jessica: was there a subpoena ignored by the burisma? dagen: they had conversations after the subpoena you don t know if they complied or not. greg: this week has been so much fun with this story because no one s getting hurt and it s about paperwork! jessica: actually the fbi agents in cincinnati dan: the guy was shot dead. greg: you know what i meant, jessica, don t throw that.
officials want $2 billion federal dollars to build a new neighboring bridge. they hope to break ground next year. it s going to be a dramatic difference. it will solve a huge part of all of the congestion in this region. reporter: the infrastructure law set aside $40 billion to help ailing bridges. the administration points to work that has already started on 4300 other infrastructure projects. but the white house stresses getting larger projects moving takes time. even though the clock is ticking for some 46,000 bridges in the u.s., rated as structurely deficient that drivers cross each day. they have to be patient. there s engineering involved. there s design involved. it has to be done to make sure we do the jobs right. reporter: when visiting cincinnati earlier this month, president biden became the third president to say the brent spence bridge must be fixed. it s in such poor condition that it s been labeled functionally obsolete. replaces the brent spence bridge in c