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in a letter to merrick garland, demanding the launch of a hate crime investigation. federal law is clear, acts of violence against individuals based on religious affiliation are hate crimes. the shooter was a former student of covenant and chose to terrorize this school because of their christian faith. it is appalling you have not opened a hate crime investigation. the shooting occurred at this hour on monday, it is now thursday. we have seen the department of justice take action much quicker with previous shootings. the horrific shooting at pulse nightclub was investigated as a hate crime less than 72 hours. massacre at tree of god synagogue within 24 hours. and the same day. when attorney general merrick garland was asked whether he planned to investigating the national security christian school shooting as a hate crime, here is the answer. as of now a motive has not been identified and the police chief says they have not reached conclusion with respect to motive ....
department. what investigators inside the doj could be looking for. plus, the january 6th committee seeking testimony from trump cabinet members who discussed at the time invoking the 25th amendment to remove the then-president in the panel s cross hairs, former treasury secretary steve mnuchin and dni john ratcliff. new cooperation from inside the former president s doj. someone who worked with jeffrey clarke, the man trump tried to install as acting attorney general in the days leading up to january 6th, is now cooperating with the criminal probe. let s begin with senior justice correspondent evan perez. a lot of movement within the doj, particularly as they attempt to get around this executive privilege argument. break down exactly how the department plans to do this and how quickly. reporter: well, jim, they are planning to try to get this as quickly as possible. they are looking the goal here is to try to get to people, testimony from people who were in d ....
sean: welcome to hannity and tonight joe biden trashing republicans during a press conference with ukrainian president zelensky all because they are making border security a top priority. now the president always seems to fly off the handle when talking about the gop, while giving america s geopolitical foes a free pass. even as they try to kill u.s. soldiers abroad, almost a hundred attacks in a little over a month. we have a full report straight ahead but first the president of harvard is now getting a free pass. gay just received a unanimous vote of confidence after this abhorrent testimony about genocide and virulent anti-semitism. now festering all over her campus. take a look at this. so, the answer is yes. that calling for the genocide of jews violates harvard code of conduct. correct. again, it depends on the context. it does not depend on the context. the answer is yes, and this is why you should resign. these are unacceptable answers across the board ....
Stay tuned. Im about to turn it out. Coming up, more news right now with hallie jackson. You better get ready. I might challenge you. Mr. Just do 60 minutes of Stephanie Ruhle dancing. Im ready. I cant wait. We do have a show, though. Its capitol hill, breaking news. We have a lot to follow the next 60 minutes. House leadership or not first time will be on camera and on the spot. Facing questions about President Trumps racist tweets attacking four democratic congresswomen. At the podium on the right is where we will see minority leader Kevin Mccarthy, and other members of gop leadership. On The Other Side of the aisle, House Democrats also set to speak ahead of a vote tonight on a symbolic resolution after t ....
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