that s with the american public needs. they are hungry for some humility. we haven t seen it. i m not sure were going to get it. trace: great to see you as always. thank you. like much of the nation, the fox news @ night common sense department couldn t help but notice that the new york times finally got around to covering the cochran review. again, that the copperheads of analysis covering years of scientific studies on the effectiveness of wearing a mask, which concluded, there is no evidence that they make any difference. or, as new york columnist brett stevenson quoted, mass mandates were a bust. common sense finds it interesting the new york times is now saying what we are not allowed to see if you years ago, lest we be labeled science deniers. and this all comes at the same time that a george mason university study we talked about shows that indoor vaccine mandates did not work, and so all of the times you pulled out your vaxx card to get into a
Of power that experts say is worse than watergate. The doj has been caught surveiling certainly people, club a minor, which the former president s top aides where are eager to defend. Even Attorney General barr is denying any involvement or knowledge, rather than spinning a defense. Ditto for trumps first Attorney General justice. Both just claimed they didnt knows about the putinesque plots. Now, that is the context for the further fallout and news that i can get into with our experts and with you tonight. We have doj moves that have become kind of like a legal orphan, because barr and sessions and all the people in charge for trump, so proud of all the trumpy things they did, they dont want anything to do with this. No one wants to claim these things. Now there are reports that the surveillance also crept inside the Trump White House itself, including surveying white house kuhn don mcgahn, the doj hitting up apple to get his record and then an unusual gag order. Two sources tells New
this is honestly, as schumer said, the sins of this administration keep piling up. we all deserve to know how high it goes. sure, there s a way that biden and his team can focus on their agenda and moving bills and legislation and moving forward, advocating for the things the american public needs, but the american public needs also the truth of how much trump rotted our institutions. juanita and neal on the big story, thank you for kicking us off. we have a lot more. president biden with a new warning for putin as they get ready for their summit. also work respect with the trump and the grand jury probe continues. and the one and only martin sheen tonight. stay with us. martin sheen tonight. stay with us introducing the new citi custom cash℠ card, a different kind of card that rewards rashida where her spending is trending. just ask overly confident diy rashida rashida: wait, was this the right wall? or last minute gift shopping rashida
make difficult concepts appear clear to classrooms and students and in testimony and witness and expert situations. and i think they ve done a wonderful job. we ve gotten anecdotes, if there was an emergency in louisiana and the governor had to ask the president. we ve seen anecdotes and examples that the american public needs, not congress because they ve already decided, but that the american public needs to understand why this is all problematic. the history will be great for us analysts, for the political and history nerds out there, but i think the case has been very well made. i have to say this about turley. in addition to the fact that he went through his resume and said i m a never trumper and everything like that, his argument essentially that we can t use impeachment because if we do then the next impeachment might happen, that is an ahistorical argument. we haven t had that many impeachments in history. he hasn t been able to counter, nor can republicans come up with an exa
no, sir. so the entire discussion about a public statement about the two investigations president trump wanted was done in what you have described as an irregular channel involving ambassador sondland and volker and a task to take on ukraine policy by the president, isn t that correct? mr. kent? that woulds my understanding. ambassador? the same. and if, i guess to close, primer on hearsay, i think the american public needs reminded countless people have been convicted on hearsay because the courts have routinely allowed and created needed exceptions to hearsay. hearsay can be much better evidence than direct as we have learned in painful instances and it s certainly valid in this instance. gentlemaned yield, none of those apply to this testimony. the time for caolloquy is no now. representative is recognized.