But he knew he was in the bathroom and he was able to get out of the building, again, because these exit doors were working well. I cant tell you how thankful i am just to do that one task Homeland Security told us to do. Because in the past you couldnt push through the exit doors . They werent easily opened. They had safeties on them so they couldnt open either way. But now he was able to get out. I mean, he could be alive because of this. Where were you when you found out this had occurred . I was heading up to the service. Im there every i was there last night for service. I go up there around 10 00 and in the morning and one of the Vice President s that i work with on facilities now that i stepped down, he called. He worked for city emergency management. And he said he just got word theres an active shooter at
tree of life. Go up there and see if this is true. I tried to get up. I only live a block away from the synagogue. I tried to get up shady avenue and was police cars everywhe
this investigation and the central issue before the judge in federal court. andrew, hit on this a little bit more about whether his actions were political or if they were administrative for the government. because this wasn t about the government in 2020. this was about who would be the next president in 2021. sure. there s no doubt in my mind, john, that from his perspective, as any number of a million different things he had to do for then-president trump in the course of a day, he probably saw this stuff as part of his job. but the law sees it very differently. if he was carrying out taskings and taking care of business on behalf of the president that were not strictly authorized by federal law, that were not in pursuit of some legitimate federal objective, then it was not within the scope of his authority or the scope of his position as chief of state, even
yet. it seems to be starting atrtn least with the washington post g and new york times and reports and the politicoew york report. you know, doj policy sayse to that you have to be outside of the department to be appointed counsel. we know thathe the whistleblowers are saying that mr. weiss is lying as it relates to him, what he said to them and what both merrick garland and mr. weiss have said publicls y that he had fullr authority to go in other jut that sm of tha something we really need to get to the bottom of. and then we have the whole issuen we hae of now we understt the that. weiss his plan was to not even charge hunter with anything that evolved into a sweetheart dealnything.th, only of the irs whistleblowers that hunter biden, his lawyerse-blower appay wanted investigated. but then wrently we now know tht that resulted in a plea deal. d eal, tthe sweetheart plea deal t that was only plan b and even the judge is askings, y the prosecutors, you ever see a deal like this?
on the field. if if they want to remember me if they judge rightly or wrongly what i done i gave it all i got for decades. ainsley: then a daily caller reporter wanted to know about the origins of covid and watch this exchange between the white house press secretary snaps at her and says no, no, no, no, no, no. and interrupts her. and another reporter from today news africa defends that original reporter. watch this exchange. why have you done toot origins of covid. hold on a second. we have a process here. i m not calling out on people who yell. and you re being you re being you re being disrespectful to your colleagues and you re being disrespectful to our guest. she had a valid question. she is askings about the origin of covid. i hear the question. dr. fauci is the best person to answer. this i hear your question but we are not doing this the way you want it. [inaudible] i m done, simon, i m done. simon, i m done.