soul of this nation. forging the soul of the nation. i knew we were in the battle for the soul of the nation. we are in the battle for the soul of america. judge jeanine: he s planning on saving souls again tonight. in just one hour. we ll be delivering a rare prime time speech where his administration says he s going to be unifying america. this is an opportunity again for the president to directly have a conversation with the american people. what we are going to hear from him is how to move the country forward. that s going to be the focus of the speech tonight, he s going it s way to be optimistic and hopeful. judge jeanine: for months, his rhetoric leading up to the speech has been anything but unifying. let me tell you about this ultra maga agenda, it s extreme as most maga are. the maga crowd is the most extreme and political organization that has existed in american history. i don t have to tell you about the ultra maga agenda attacking families and our free
states capitol. that means pretty much every cable news channel and three major broadcast networks will be providing wall-to-wall coverage, everyone except fox news which will stick with its regularly scheduled programming of tucker carlson, sean hannity and laura ingraham rick they are demoting their coverage to the much watched business channel. the primetime hosts will cover the events as news warrants. the network s decision might help avoid some awkwardness more thanity an ingraham who were actively communicating with mark meadow, trump s chief of staff on that slept day. in the 17 months since the insurrection, fox news, particularly the knocks in primetime, has spent hours undermining the severity of the attack on the capitol and more hours painting the investigation of it as a partisan witch hunt against the former president despite there being two republicans on the committee including vice chair liz cheney. according to philip bump of the washington post the reap
bringing it up? but like maybe you trust me enough to stick with me through it. tonight is one of those nights. i fully concede this is going to start off seeming very, very much out of nowhere. but i swear, it is on the day s news and if you bear with me for just a second, i will make it make sense. okay. one of those nights. here we go. ready? meet this guy. the most highly paid nazi agent in the united states in the lead-up to world war ii. his job here was to spread propaganda for the nazis in the united states. this guy was charged and convicted of being a nazi agent in the u.s. and he was a relatively well known figure so it was relatively big news when he was charged and convicted. made the front page of the new york times, for example. but the bigger scandal about him was that he got a whole bunch of members of congress to participate in this propaganda thing that hitler was paying him to do. members of congress were involved with him, lots of them. then he was indi
with him realized that what they had done with him working with o convicted nazi agent, they realized what they had done wita him was probably going to come out at that trial and that would be a bad look, so they decided to take action. one particularly powerful senator who was implicated in p this thing went to the attorneyi general and basically threatened the attorney general that he would tie the doj up in knots, he would go after the attorney general himself unless the attorney general fired the prosecutor who was leading this case. and the senator had kind of a hook for doing this. the prosecutor he wanted fired had just been criticized by the court because when he was n prosecuting that nazi agent, th court said he spoke with basically too much passion, witk too much emotion about that defendant in front of the jury. so the prosecutor had been criticized in court. that was the hook they used for going after him. and you know, that s not exactly a capital offense as a p
here we go, ready? meet this guy. the most highly paid nazi agent in the united states in the lead-up to world war ii. his job here was to spread propaganda for the nazis in the united states. this guy was charged and convicted of being a nazi agent in the u.s., and he was a relatively well known figure, so it was relatively big news when he was charged and convicted. it made the front page of the new york times , for example. but the bigger scandal about him was that he got a whole bunch of members of congress to participate in this propaganda thing that hitler was paying him to do. members of congress were involved with him. lots of them. then he was indicted a second time, the same guy. and the first time it was for being a nazi agent. the second time it was not just for him personally being a nazi agent, it was a much bigger indictment. for him being part of a large, seditious conspiracy against the united states. and that is when members of congress who had been working