news contributor and senior fellow at american enterprise institute, marc thiessen. secret service is confirming the bag of cocaine was found in a vestibule outside the west wing. we re learning that lab testing on the bag found no finger prints and no d.n.a. evidence. surveillance footage did not provide a suspect and the investigation ended with no leads. without physical evidence, will not be able to single out the hundreds of individuals who passed through the vestibule where the cocaine was discover said. the investigation is closed due to the lack of physical evidence. kayleigh, i come to you first. kayleigh: hundreds of suspects and it was west wing executive entrance there. there are not cameras in the west wing, but there are cameras outside. over multi day period, that is hundreds of people. this ever changing narrative is complex and peculiar to me, first, library of the residents and the lobby, that was dismissed quickly and then it is in the cubies and then the
manhattans, he will face a 34-count indictment related to hush-money payment made in the run-up to the election, jen psaki says democrats might want to consider restraint. where does that leave democrats? what should they be doing about the indictment news? let me start with what i don t think you should be doing. as much as you may want to, now is not lock them up t-shirts and mugs, that is what trump and his supporters would do. now is not the time to celebrate, brag, predict outcome of the legal cases. if you can, i would put your head down and stay out ever it for now. greg: moderate democrats have doubts about the case. it is a very, very sad day for america, very sad day, especially when people believe the rule of law or justice is not working the way it is supposed to and biassed, we can t have that. no one should be above the law. no one should be a target of the law. it will lead to political theater. greg: grab your bucket and mop, the media is wetting their p
that prompts a change in perspective. not wanting to somehow explain to your child why somebody should be treated differently when it comes to the eyes of the law. you ve got joe biden, arnie duncan coming out for gay marriage. did all of this force the president s hand. it s sort of sped up the timeline, but they insist that the president had already made up his mind on this issue a couple of months ago, after as you pointed out, in that sound bite we just heard talking to family members and friends and that the president was planning on going public with this at some point before the convention. then what followed were a lot of tough questions at a briefing this week, questioning jay carney as to when the president would reach that okay, dan lothian from the white house, thanks so much. and she s an american idol fi finalist, a grammy winner and a movie star. but jennifer hudson s the jury begins it s second day of deliberations in the trial of water vapor imagery
plus, only in america, the legacy of dick clark for the generation of superstars that he helped create. this is piers morgan tonight. good evening. you re looking live at times square where dick clark separated music with america for 47 glorious years. our big story is of course the death of dick clark, the music icon who died of a massive heart attack at the santa monica hospital. dick clark was much more than that, he was a genius behind american bandstand. listen to his great friend ryan seacrest paying tribute on tonight s american idol. we are sad to announce the passing of my dear friend, dick clark. without dick, a show like this would not exist. he will be missed greatly. our thoughts and our prayers go out to his family. i know that he s in a better place, saying, hey, let s get on with the show, okay? you ve got it, boss. now for our big story, i want to bring in other all-stars, people who knew dick clark better than most. larry king is here with me in the
and so much more. dick clark literally did it all. tonight, the stars who knew him best pay tribute. plus, only in america, the legacy of dick clark for the generation of superstars that he helped create. this is piers morgan tonight. good evening. you re looking live at times square where dick clark separated music with america for 47 glorious years. our big story is of course the death of dick clark, the music icon who died of a massive heart attack at the santa monica hospital. dick clark was much more than that, he was a genius behind american bandstand. listen to his great friend ryan seacrest paying tribute on tonight s american idol. we are sad to announce the passing of my dear friend, dick clark. without dick, a show like this would not exist. he will be missed greatly. our thoughts and our prayers go out to his family. i know that he s in a better place, saying, hey, let s get on with the show, okay? you ve got it, boss. now for our big story, i want to brin