don t prosecute them. he asked him to exercise his prosecutorial. great man with a great war record. take the man s whole life into consideration. either go easy on him or maybe this one can you pass on. do you sometimes and you don t. ainsley: michael cohen, what s in it for him? why is he doing this. michael cohen is afraid of going to jail. here s what i m at a loss. i don t know what he is afraid of going to jail about. he shouldn t be afraid of going to jail for anything. some of the things did he with us but he didn t. he didn t it commit any crime with president trump or nor did he commit a crime around president trump that i can discern there are a lot of materials more than concern us in boxes and everything else that concern his taxing medallions, his bank loans. i have no reason to believe they are illegal. i also have no reason to believe to believe the government didn t have probable cause to raid him. so something there is something there we don t know. steve: you kno
if this michael cohen evidence does stand up and michael cohen does testify to this, this is something that could prove the president colluded. that evidence on its face, if it was supported, would be an impeachable offense. that would be an article of impeachment. no question about it. this is very damning for trump. there is criminal liability here for the president on the horizon with these claims. [laughter] pete: a lot of laughter. steve: rudy giuliani president trump s attorney general. i have been sitting here trying to find collusion as a crime. collusion is not a crime. everything that s been release sod far finds the president absolutely innocent. he didn t do anything wrong. last two tapes are in his favor. wants to do corporate transaction. perfectly legal. the second one he describes in great detail the stormy daniels deal to cuomo and he says the president didn t know about it the president
where my energy comes from basic history, basic curiosity, the things that fundamentally allow us to assume a level of appreciation that in my view is the best way to bridge those gaps. when we start losing our appreciation for those things, the gap deepens. and i think the gap right now is well, it s extraordinary. i think there is great common sense that is still alive and well in a lot of people. and i think that as they look at the headlines, they are frustrated and to be fair, i think people on the coast are coming at it from their own bias. and they are frustrated. so a lot of frustrated people are talking really loud past each other and a lot of truths are inconvenient for a lot of people. it just gets noisy. steve: just gets noisy. that s where we are right now. when he talked about people don t have a curiosity.
at it. pete: assume a level appreciation. gratitude and appreciation for the big not just the big things, but the small things, the things that really matter in your life. steve: one of the things that matters is a job. of course, is he all about, there are a lot of jobs out there you do not need to go to college for. and to the point that newt gingrich made a little while ago. he was out in wisconsin not long ago there were so many hip wanted signs. more jobs available than people to take them. ainsley: also be tolerant of other people. when you live in the big cities or live on the coast. you have to remember there are people in middle america that are providing for your family and building things and growing crops and things that we need and take for granted every single day. be a little bit more tolerant and learn what other people do. pete: when you get your latte. ainsley: remember, the cream came from the cow in middle america. steve: there you go. 7:20 now in no. let us know
steve: once upon a time most americans used to be curious where things came from and how things worked. ainsley: right. steve: what happened to that curiosity? is it still out there today the way it was years ago? pete: a little bit of the common sense the glue in american society. great podcast ben shapiro show. he had a guest on mike rowe, you know him, dirty jobs. we all love him. mike rowe had some pretty interesting things to say about where we are and a country and what it has to say about us. with regard to the skills gap and with regard to any gap, it s all just symptomatic of a series of what i would call disconnects. we have become slowly and inexorably and profoundly disconnected from a lot of basic things when i grew up i was really connected to where my food comes from and