this one. 78% of republicans think biden did not win legitimate, despite no evidence to back it up. that changed. likely no. instead of pausing to process this epic failure of finding fraud, the trumpers just moved on. wisconsin and florida all working on similar recounts. now, texas, trump won texas. is that the goal? do they want people to never trust the election again? you don t fire up your army supporters to attack the capitol because you lost.
sean: you know more about this country than anybody. here s what i know, if you fire the prosecutor, you get a billion, if you don t fire i the prosecutor, you don t get a billion, you have six hours, that s quid pro quo joe, we have a quid pro quo. john solomon. thank you. also tonight to the new extreme radical democrat socialist party is officially a dumpster fire of far-left socialism, they have done nothing for you, we, the people, they push conspiracy theories, hoaxes, lies, propaganda, they are constantly smearing, slandering, besmirching anyone they can, especially anyone associated with donald trump. they have now doubled down onth stupid in their economy killing agenda, we haven t talked enough about this. look at the numbers we are talking about. hundreds of trillions of dollars in new spending, very few specifics except they want to legalize stealing from the rich on how they are going to pay for all of this.
you don t fire your weapon often, do you? no. it s very rare for cops to fire a weapon. the majority of cops don t even fire their weapon at all their whole career. really? because from what we see on tv cops are firing all the time. that s only a small percentage. and i ve been here 16 years and that was the only time. so wait a minute, you ve been in the department 16 years you only fired your firearm one time in your career? yeah. besides the annual training we have to do. outside of training. outside of training, correct. yes. one of the things that surprised me the most about this experience was learning about how many times the police officers that we spent time with had fired their weapon on the job. one of them has discharged his weapon, and it happened only one time in a 16-year career. and that just really surprised me because i think the perception is police officers are constantly and haphazardly firing their weapons. it s a perception that has in part b
i think his background fits perfectly in terms of the kind of work that we do on the judiciary committee, but let s be very clear. i m looking for balance. i m looking for equilibrium. a man who pays $130,000 to a porn star has no right to be talking about ethics. again, just to clarify. your intention is to make sure he is hired for a period of time, as you said, until next january. yes, yes, that is my so he can keep his pension? i want to make clear too. i m looking for balance. i see a wrong. i want to make it right. i think they clearly he was fired for political reasons. look, you don t fire somebody at 10:00 at night on a friday night unless you got something to hide. unless you re not proud of your actions. congressman, may i you have attorney general jeff sessions who lied to congress, who lied to congress
situation here is so unusual, so out of bounds that he has to break the rules to head off danger. that s really a perilous road to go down. i think bill s comments is interesting one and may be calculated that sessions engaged in, if he did i think it is the wrong one. you follow the rules, support the institution. you fire someone if it s appropriate, you don t fire someone if it s not appropriate. and here with the president calling for a politically motivated firing and then he would have been let the clock run out and let mccabe retire on sunday afternoon. fascinating. geoff bennett, we note the president s public schedule is out for the weekend. he is in washington, he s not in florida. there s nothing on his publicly posted schedule. you ve been at this a long time in your life of course, reporting for npr before nbc