before congress with this subpoena, potentially. it is very likely that he would abide by that soup and the trial is ongoing, but there are other things as well. he s talking about defunding aspects of the fbi, and defunding the new headquarters for the fbi to punish them. then, there are some, including marjorie taylor greene, who wants to defund the special prosecutor s office. so, this is what house republicans are working on. they are playing in to this feeling among the republican base that was escalated by donald trump when he was an office of deep distrust in the fbi, the justice department, and what they called, the deep state. so, they are continuing to say, there is to tears of justice, one for everyone else, one for donald trump. just like how donald trump is going to disk discredit the
step up their attacks against doj, and the fbi. what are they trying to do here? when i am told by my sources is that donald trump is talking to these republican lawmakers and encouraging them to try to discredit the department of justice, and discredit jack smith, and the entire investigation. that is exactly what house republicans are trying to do. they are laying out a roadmap of how to fight back against this, and it includes investigating the investigation. so, perhaps dragging jacks mitt before congress with this subpoena, potentially. it is very likely that he would abide by that soup and the trial is ongoing, but there are other things as well. he s talking about defunding aspects of the fbi, and defunding the new headquarters for the fbi to punish them. then, there are some, including marjorie taylor greene, who wants to defund the special prosecutor s office. so, this is what house republicans are working on. they are playing in to this feeling among the republican base tha
state and behind. susan candiotti is in philadelphia like with sara ganim. her pulitzer prize-winning reports helped bring much of this to life. we will take you through the legal fallout from today s developments with legal analyst jeffrey toobin and paul calum. has the report been posted yet, susan? well, i just been emailed the opening remarks of former fbi director louis freeh. haven t had a chance to read it, but i can give you just a couple of bullet points. we know this report is supposed to be around 200 pages long. and louis freeh reveals in his opening remarks that are prepared that during the course of his investigation, that started last november, we has reviewed 3.5 million emails and documents and has interviewed more than 400 people during the course of his investigation. now remember this is not a criminal investigation. he was hired by penn state s board of trustees to look at penn state s role in the sandusky scandal. to find out exactly what penn state ma
and trayvon martin s killer tells his story in his own words. he said, you got a problem now. and then he was here. and he punched me in the face. george zimmerman s attorney just met with him in jail. now mark o meara talks to him exclusively. and only in america. the shocking video. taunting a grandmother. i ll tell you what i think should happen to them. this is piers morgan tonight. good evening. sandusky s fate in the hands of 12 people. we ll bring you the latest on that. also, the clearest look yet at the night george zimmerman shot trayvon martin. we begin tonight with prime-time exclusive with jack osbourne who s just revealed he s been diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. jack, welcome. you re alive. i am alive i know you re fed up with people basically say jack osbourne s on death s door. yes. i took a call from your mother. obviously, a long-time friend of mine. appeared with her on america s got talent for years. a few weeks ago. she started doing a
taunting a grandmother. i ll tell you what i think should happen to them. this is piers morgan tonight. good evening. sandusky s fate in the hands of 12 people. we ll bring you the latest on that. also, the clearest look yet at the night george zimmerman shot trayvon martin. we ll begin tonight with my prime-time exclusive with jack osbourne who s just revealed he s been diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. jack, welcome. you re alive. i am alive. i know you re fed up with people basically say jack osbourne s on death s door. yes. i took a call from your mother. obviously, a long-time friend of mine. appeared with her on america s got talent for years. a few weeks ago. she started doing a preamble then she burst into tears. and she told me what had happened to you. i could tell in that moment what a for her whether a cataclysmic moment it was. 26-year-old boy, a son, had been diagnosed with this awful illness. tell me how you reacted when you heard. it was really