they know thagt as longwill as they re all wearing the same uniform, they ll probably be okay. this is whiny you ll see one person in brookline or bethesda raise the ukrainian flagn th in the yard and the veo next day everybody on the street will have one tocy suddenly. it s an entire neighborhood of s foreign policy experts, all specializing in eastern european border disputes. is amaz it s amazing. just last year, these very same people were all eminent virologists, every one of themst with passionate views. on the details of pandemicothe management. thir words not s is , in othn not a movement of rugged t individuals. this is a parthey based on the idea of the group, the bureaucracy, the blotyb. lev it s the party of weak, fearfule people who are huddled togetheri for collective power.ys w when the democratic partye speaks, it is always with one voice, often in a north korean accent. y one thing the party often speaks about is gun control. the right no american has
and by the way, it s the intended effect is to leave the population of the unitedat c states dangerously ignorant on questions that affect liveyou has. ave at this point, you haveorke to wonder if the average, say, new yorker is really better informed than a factory workeray in pyongyang, north korea. probably not. both have been effectively blindfolded by information monopolies. and if you doubt that s true, ask your neighbors who s winning the war in ukraine. and , i of course, to tell yl winn ukraine is winning the that s what they ve seen on the today show every morning for the past eleven months. and not just on the today show, but in virtually every media outlet in america. apart from colonel doug mcgregor s appearances on this show, for which he hasn needles to say, been condemned as an agent of putin, but he s pretty much alone. here s the version that mostm americans see this as leonskerio describe the time as the beginning of the end of the war. does we have t
documents that they re usually k kept under lock and key. the appeals court said the trump team s claims that the documents weren t declassified like this one if you re the president of the united states you can declassify anything you want. you can declassify it by saying it or thinking it because you re sending it to mar-a-lago or wherever you re sending it. there doesn t have to be a process. the ruling came on the heals of a civil suit filed against donald trump and his family and business, the suit alleges a quarter billion dollars in financial fraud. we ll show you the stunning moment when trump didn t deny that key allegation. cnn senior legal analyst ellie honig is here to break down all of this. fill us in. a big win for doj they have their classified documents back. this started about two weeks ago when the district judge presiding over the case said ye we are going to have a special master. doj did not want that, they objected, they lost. the way this was g
himself in by making that claim, or least his representatives speaking on television. look you can t have your cake and eat it. that s how the special master responded to teen trump harry. his excuse for not handing over that evidence. this is candidate trump s lawyers, that s what they put forward, so how do you think that is sitting with the former president? you know, the former president has wanted to say this in the public sphere. he hasn t wanted to say it in court where you make a false statement, that s a separate crime. i think he is as always completely brazen and indifferent about saying any old thing when he s talking on the hustings, but not in court. look, the courts overall have done a pretty good job all the way through. it takes a while to get to them, they re not perfect but most of the time you really gotta come with the goods or lose. and that s what happened today. a conservative reagan appointee but a solid judge just said, i m a judge, one side has ev
with bernie mcguirk and you will i mean, he he was likee a brother. quick story. a i was struggling with cancer.n i had been in touch with them. and last time i talked to him, he starts a hannity. but , it s cardinal o connor. we did all that. yeah. oh, no. lau he started he he we ve lost a lot of wonderful people lately and incredible americans. in was one of them. crle ameriand i just concur with everything you said. but sean thinks he s going to be missed, too. he was an amazing man.great show imus in the morning. ey are great show.esse and yeah, they re they re all missed. it s sea i did radio. i did radio because of that show. otherwise,t show i didn t. t seventeen years in radio. went into ra yeah. that was the reason i went intoi radio because ofon the being a t on that show. so. yeah. so that s, that s where i learned it. so sean, thank you.aura: all right.wet great show.to all right. we have a lot to get to tonight. i m laura ingram . this is the ingraham an