is going to be a very tough job given they ve basically languished after passing the house because now they re up against a divided senate, and they don t even have all of the democrats on board, something that the president did allude to today. i hear all of the folks on tv say why doesn t biden get it done. well because biden only has a majority of effectively four votes in the house and a tie in the senate with two members of the senate who vote more with my republican friends. but we are not giving up. now that comment there at the end, that was directed at senator sinema and senator joe manchin, of course. the two moderate democrats. it is not true they vote more with republicans than democrats but they are not always a guaranteed democratic vote and we ve seen senator manchin say he does not support that one bill on capitol hill. that s the one that would really change the way you see election law. he was basically acknowledging just how tough it s going to be
back on the efforts to suppress voting rights and to restrict them as we have seen playing out in several states following the 2020 election. and president biden said part of that involves putting the vice president in charge of getting the push on capitol hill to get the major legislation on election laws and voting rights passed through congress. but of course, anderson, that will be a very tough job given they langished after passing the house because they are up against a divided senate and don t even have all of the democrats on board, something the president alluded to today. i hear all of the folks on tv say why doesn t biden get it done. well because biden only has a majority of effectively four votes in the house and a tie in the senate with two members of the senate who vote more with my republican friends. but we are not giving up. now that comment there at the
and can he tried to corrupt the justice department, nixon did. a lot of people who have been in the justice department, they see the same thing now in the sense that it s being co-opted. i heard a former prosecutor on tv say that she used to always go out and say the justice department was apolitical, and now she s sick to her stomach. i think that s a sentiment shared by a lot of folks, because they feel the same thing is going on now certainly looks like that on the outside going in. fortunately the southern district appears to remain outside standing up to the prufr. i m almost out of town, i want a straight answer, sir. i always give a straight answer. what happened to rudy? rudy is either a greek tragedy or greek comedy or a little bit of both. we really have to see how the facts play out.
eliminating the rule of law. there would have to be impeachment. what does that tell you about the strategy for a path of impeachment. are they counting on the trump administration to continue to defy even court orders? i think that they are preparing for the trump administration to do anything possible to derail this. and i think they are of the belief that if trump does something, what he described a moment ago that question and answer, ana, that s a constitutional crisis. i know people on tv say that all the time. but really in our country in the judges may order things to be done and the president and his staff say we don t care what the courts say, what the supreme court says, for example, that is something we ve never had and it is something unprecedented and really the only remedy left would be impeachment. i think representative nadler is right about that. i want to turn to the case
barr. bill barr has said that he is looking into this. we know he s appointed a guy in connecticut to oversee parts of this probe. this is all about donald trump s belief, offstated. it is important to note, offstated but not factually backed currently, that the actual do you think he believes that or he knows that conspiracy theorists and propagandists in his party and on trump state run tv say that so that he has to say himself, rational people don t believe that. right, i agree with that last thing that you said, but i don t know that donald trump, therefore, doesn t believe it. he has shown any number of irrational traits over his time in office. look, does he believe it wholeheartedly? i don t know. but i don t know that if you give him a lie detector test, i don t know that he would fail it on this. i think he convinces himself of