and transportation. we ll give you that coming up. buout first, the house judiciary committee chairman, jim jordan, and congressmajudiciarn mac gag, they will be here in a moment with more on today s explosive hearing on capitol hill with the fbi director,bi chris wray, who should be fired and under both wrachris wry, his predecessor, jim comey. mr. higher honord under , the ws once premiere law enforcement agency, has now sadly been has b transformed into nothing short of an arm of the democratic party. cratic. the bume politicized they ve become weaponized. the bureau is now rotting from the torep down with extreme political bias and based on race non-answers cavalier attitude today. oh, he seems that he doesn te really care at all. now, it s now well-established that the fbi whed that puts cins on the scales of the lastr two presidents elections in our countrcountry.y in 2016. after detailing a litany of serious top secret classified information all over server. thr ther
republicans have been behind the eight ball, and that s what we were talking about with naonka, when you ve got to hold them to account on that because, we re going to lose unless we get ahead of it. but, you knowd era , i don to i think they d like to get rid of them, you know, i mean, would you want that to b would ehe s the head of your party? no, he s an idiot. i think that person, they wanti to run is gavin newsom. that s what i m guessing. what i s. e back i do think that democrats have backed themselves into a corner here where they feeedsi obligated to run with joe biden again, in large part because of the democrats midterm successegt . however, the democrats do, they do see kamala as a repuility. and so the most effective republican message heading int2o 2024 is to make it clear to f voters that a vote foror joe biden is a vote for kamalais harris. there is a alarming chance that if ae if is elected to another she will be in the oval office before that termoval is ou
russia, for example, and that s really remarkable, and then you have moments like this, where the president just decides to talk about things that he is not very plugged in on this. everybody that i talk to says that he s not, his hands are not in the details on this bill at all, and for him to just sort of in some ways reprimand republicans for passing a bill that he, you know, twisted their arm and forced them to get to is remarkable. plugged in republican told me that moment put a lot of shock in the system. democrats in the senate are saying will the president throw us under the bus if we take a tough vote for him, will he look at public opinion, look at tv and the polls and say hey this is actually unpopular, why did we pass this bill? a lot of republicans don t want to do that. a lot of uncertainty about that bill. coming up, it s the house race with the biggest price tag ever. the final arguments hit the air waves in georgia s sixth
him without getting mauled. the guy can wear a sweater like anybody else. what is that? a crewneck? i m not going to put one on again. come on, pal, throw us a bone! we don t want to wear a suit every day of our lives. you re supposed to be cold! it s so cozy. i ll be all dressed up for andrew mitchell s show later today. oh, wow. i ll change and do ringlets. i wish you all gave gifts like halpern did. what was your gift? happiness. i m not going to say what my gift was but i need to get something out of my purse. can you believe that? i m talking about hustle. you know the golden globes? am i going? yeah. who are you going to sit with? my mother. oh, wow. she has never been by i took her to oscars last year. will you write a speech in advance? hell, no. will you thank your agent? i love my agent. your lord? lord and savior?
luther king jr. wrote this sermon titled loving your enemies. throw us in jail, and we will still love you. bomb our homes and threaten our children, and we will still love you. we will wear you down by our capacity to suffer. we will win our freedom. sunday morning, september 15th, 1963. the phone was ringing in the church office. there was a male caller on the other end who said three minutes, and as quickly as he said that, he hung up. at the 16th street baptist church, youth volunteer carolyn mckinstry was preparing for service. i paused at the doorway, spoke to the girls that were there. cynthia, denise and carol. and didn t linger there. i think they were just talking and primping, doing what girls do, combing hair, and addie s