but he s also responsible for another investigatiostigation on whether anyone illegally interfered with that, quote, transfer of power following the 2020 presidential election. critics are accusing garland of politicizing the office and using smith as his his attak dog and unequal justice unde r law for prosecuting president trump for something done by others. and perhaps even worsehers, on the democratic side. okay. yep. i m goinpes evense og to go eve on that tomorrow night with jack smith. is hjaes hee is he got a big log streak that he s trying to stop with donald trump. kevin corke, thanks so much. charlie gasparino, you join me right now. thank yand one thing that stoo with you is hillary clinton is enjoying every minute of thisof. is and one thing she s actually doing is selling memorabilia, hats and shirts that said, oh, but the emails. right. totally not aware e how shed pe escaped any prosecution and thes controversy and the bads. decisions that lead her to mocking with those
good, that is why knee have have the sophisticated brains. we have the ability to plan in advance because of our brains, we don t just have to sit around and react like an animal. trey: you know more about the complexity of human brain. there is a hunger among people of good conscience to give out dr. king s challenge to judge one another by the content of our character, nothing else. how can we do a better job of that? doing what we encouraged us to do? i think we have to look at what is going on, we have to be proactive and teaching particularly our young people about it. that is why american
you put your finger on it something that has vexed my, history and pain are great teachers. but what is the right way to look at the pain of yesterday for many americans. and kind of balance that with where we are today? you don t want to emphasis one. buts that to be a plan how do you strike that balance? i think you have to be truthful about your history, your history is what gives you your identity, that is what your beliefs are built. if you disrupt that chain. then you become like a leaf buying in the wind blowing in the wind, you can learn from good and bad, wise people don t try to cover the bad up or rewrite the bad, they learn from th bad and build on the
briefing, nor did i expect to learn anything in this briefing. i m just saying, he looked pret yth bad. i remain as deeply skeptical today about this as i did before this conversation that we just had with the administration. for two days we ve asked questions, many not answered. the proof of life is based on five months ago december. that the time he was impaired. it appeared that he was drugged. they had intelligence that had even the fact of these discussions leaked out, there was a reasonable chance bowe bergdahl would have been killed. and that was one of the pieces of information that we learned yesterday that gave it some credence in terms of why it had to be kept quiet so long. well that debate is continuing. in the meantime, some other voices now. cnn s chief national security correspondent, jim sciutto, live in washington, d.c. joining me live in new york, cnn national security analyst and former cia operative, bob baer.