paul manafort in the state case, where the state brought charge after paul manafort, was pardoned that, pardon only works at the federal level, to see if there could be stat charges. any was successful in arguin that it would violate the stat double jeopardy rules. so you can understand why he i being added. i have to say that the mai lawyer, susan nicholas, who wa a very key player in the trump organization trials, is a very experienced and very wel respected defense lawyer between those two, you actuall have a very good team. it is not the usual suspects that we have seen in other circumstances. and i know that they both have very good reputations with the da s office and a good working relationship, which is the way it should be and very often is. in the so-called white colla
to testify, subpoena all of it and here is the iron representative quote, we mus and that weaponization o government power for politics. i don t have to tell you representative casten, that wa a donald trump specialty whe he was in office, to weaponize the bill barr doj for hi purposes so, again, not good news t answer your question but wha is your reaction to that someone who is right next to kevin mccarthy, house gop, majority speaker, tweeting exactly what the republican or at least, her position shoul be that republicans should b taking, concerning a possibl arrest of former president donald trump i would ask us all to judge marjorie taylor greene by th content of her character i will take that from there. it s a valid points, and i proves my point. the united states is only been attack from within in ou history. the most recent time was january 6th the time befor that was the first shots of th civil war. and at the end of the civil war,
sense. it was as a family was telling me it is okay to feel this way i do, and that there are rea reasons that i do. 20 more than validated my ow feelings in a way i have yet t experience in any other way. tony morrison s ability to layer so much to, it honestly, and feeling and so few words o each and every page simply astounded me i cannot thank her enough an just writing this brings me to tears. so there is something about, a we discussed, sometimes as the ward, sometimes it s the author, sometimes it s the ideas tony morrison s words, and her ability to write in this way that invokes a emotional response is key to why it important. absolutely. it s why writing good novels i so important to helping us become better human beings, to help see the world in differen ways moore s, and tony morrison, wa a master craftsman in this regard part of what s so interestin about beloved is that she is engaged in this ongoin conversation with the slav narrative.
any day. but it turns out if you spend three hundred and nineteen million dollars giving money away to places like npr and atlantic monthly and nbc and cnn, it turns out it buys you a whole lot of really nice press coverage. coverage. charlie, there is something that bill gates said at the 90 second street y about the fatality rate of covid, which would have been interesting if we knew a little bit more about this earlier on . but i want to play this for everyone. watch. we didn tt understand wa a fairly low fatality rate and that it s a disease mainly of e the elderly, kind of like fluence, althoughldit a bit different than that .au remember, people got banned from social media for sayingg the flutality was like . a lot of them didn t.anned for alex berenson might have gotten banned for that and t nowin he s saying that like, oh , thank you , bill , for the insights b. the rea yeah. and of course, the reasonha
0 unfortunately that is all the time we havee lefth this evening. as always, we thank you for being with us. thank you ford making this shor possible. please set your dvr so you never miss an episode of y hannity if you reou looking for the daily news and information news.com, hannity, .com, we got it all for you. in the meantime, let your heart be troubled. laura ingraham, the ingram angle is next .t have b a i m laura ingraham and this is the ingrahamm angle from washington tonight . thanks foran joining us , ricket radical s. that s the focus of tonight s angle. the economy is is doing doing fairly well. it s we expect growth to be to be solid this year for the first time since 2001. st the treasury department is planning to pay down20 the national16 debt issue to the public this quarter. we recovered faster than projected. nice try, guys,s, butut by any objective measure, america across the board is facing some of the most severeor challenges in our nation s history in china we