sometime today to. david: well, as alex just told us, the twitter file revealing it wasn t just republicans who were worried over potential censorship, even congressman ro khanna expressed his concern about restricting the spread of information, hurting the first amendment of the constitution. former u.s. attorney guy lewis on the fallout from all this. guy, great to see you. thank you for being here. first of all, the court of public opinion. did musk and matt taibbi, who did the research for this, make the case that twitter was actually being used to impose censorship from a particular political party? you bet. good morning, david. god bless elon musk for promoting transparency rather than politics. i m telling you, we re going to see over the next few days and probably next few weeks a series of explosions, bombs where he s putting out these betweens indicate the tweepts indicating that tweepts indicating that what the prior
decisive factors in the midterms was youth tournamurn-out. it s what caused these race toss tip towards democrats. one thing we know about young people is they re overwhelmingly progressive. they want us to do more. they re fired up on climate. with any figure, any decision, any choice, this is leadership. you re going to take a knock. there are going to be cons. we can acknowledge there are be benefits to having robust members of our party that champion the working place. you talk about members of your party championing, but it wasn t just republicans who went after you. there were some concerns among democrats. for instance when you tweeted in support of tim ryan running in a very tough race he lost in ohio, he said this, it s not a helpful
$2 trillion trillion with a tri- to continue to ease the pain of the pandemic. that included hundreds in billion of direct checks to americans. at that time, it wasn t just republicans. it was also former clinton treasury secretary larry summers warning biden this could be too much spending. it could lead to the inflation that we re seeing now. i think policy is rather overdoing it, taking very substantial risks on the inflation side. but the biden administration poo-pooed the inflation warnings. summers added, quote, we re in more danger than we ve been in my career of losing control of inflation in the u.s. is he wrong? i think he s wrong. i don t think we re about to lose control of inflation. but treasury secretary janet yellen was the one who was wrong.
phone. everything that we do. so he and what did he just announce in the last week or so? he was happy that the price of gasoline was up because he thinks people can go buy electric cars. we look at moody s analytics. it is now costing families $311 more dollars per month. that s costing people a new car payment without getting the car. and what else did he do? remember it wasn t just republicans who warned him about that $2 trillion wasteful dollars that passed by democrats only, it was larry summers, obama s treasury secretary, steve ratner. now you have treasury secretary yellen apologizing saying she was wrong. but what did that do? it paid people to stay home, which hurt the supply chain, made businesses have to pay more for people to come to work, and then what else did they do in the administration? passed the most regulations in the shortest time period where businesses came out of a pandemic and having inflation again increased inflation by more than 11%. they are the cause of
he met already with the manufacturerers. i don t know what it was like. it was a phone call we got a few notes on. what you are talking about is actionable actions. i would love for them to meet with the fda. i still have dwes what to do next. hillary clinton s campaign attorney is walking away free today but his trial dropped some critical information about what clinton and her operatives were doing behind the scenes to damage then candidate donald trump. republicans on capitol hill are fuming after the not guilty verdict came down for michael sussman. that attorney who was charged with lying to the f.b.i. prosecutors from special counsel john durham s office contend that sussman misrepresented himself during a meeting with the f.b.i. s counsel in 2016 in hopes of orchestrating perhaps a little october surprise against president rival donald trump. house judiciary republicans tweeted this. the swamp always protects its own. senator ron johnson, further