very good week for president biden with some major victories in congress while republicans were doing the usual, like voting against veterans and american technology. plus, the republican embrace of christian nationalism proves they do not know their history. we ve seen this story before and it doesn t end well. and trump is playing host to the big saudi golf tournament this weekend insulting 9/11 families in the process. trump actually defended the saudis saying, quote, nobody s gotten to the bottom of 9/11. seriously. we begin tonight with a major development in the duelling january 6th investigations. the house select committee has agreed to a formal path to share evidence and witness transcripts with the justice department as it escalates its own investigation. first reported by politico chairman bennie thompson confirmed the agreement on a template for evidence and witness transcript sharing. it is a major step at the extent of the justice department s
here. doesn t end well is what i hear you saying. thank you for that. appreciate your time. what are your thoughts? go to my facebook page and reach out for me on social media. this comes from youtube as a matter of fact. what do we have? democrats need to moderate their stance on social issues and simultaneously support the economic empowerment of working class voters, says william. yeah, i think it s an economic agenda primarily. i mean, carville is right about one thing, it s still the economy, stupid. politically speaking nothing lasts forever. i did countless radio programs, 15 years ago, about how the handwriting is on the wall for the republican party. democrats are ascending because of demographic changes in the united states. the changes are happening, right? all those changes, all those predictions were accurate. but the allegiance that was anticipated to be with the ds and the rs that s not turning out to be the case, at least not uniformly. still to come, the doj s inve
for constituents. but that is the way politics goes, i guess. looking cans historically way politics goes, i guess. looking cans historically at way politics goes, i guess. looking cans historically at the way politics goes, i guess. looking cans historically at the longevity i cans historically at the longevity of mps who do across the floor, winston churchill perhaps was an exception, because he crossed several times, exception, because he crossed severaltimes, but exception, because he crossed several times, but it doesn t end well, does it? several times, but it doesn t end well. does it? several times, but it doesn t end well, does it? no, it doesn t. right now, well, does it? no, it doesn t. right now. there s well, does it? no, it doesn t. right now. there s a well, does it? no, it doesn t. right now, there s a big well, does it? no, it doesn t. right now, there s a big battle, - well, does it? no, it doesn t. right now, there s a big battle, christian| now, there s
hearing from some supporters of the prime hearing from some supporters of the prime minister that we should when this and prime minister that we should when this and then he is safe for 12 months this and then he is safe for 12 months. underthe rules this and then he is safe for 12 months. under the rules of the leadership contest you couldn t technically challenge them again for another technically challenge them again for another year. technically challenge them again for anotheryear. i technically challenge them again for another year. i think there is a problem another year. i think there is a problem that if if the majority of the party problem that if if the majority of the party really turn on boris johnson the party really turn on boris johnson there s always a way to find to pressure johnson there s always a way to find to pressure a prime minister out for example to pressure a prime minister out for example we to pressure a prime minister out for example we
and good morning, everybody. it s wednesday, october 5th. a very cool, crisp day here in the northeast. welcome to american morning, everyone. lots of news to tell you about today. first, amanda knox is back on american soil. what a homecoming it was. knox touched down in seattle shortly after 8:00 last night, p.m. she thanked everyone who supported drew griffin was there. what was it like? reporter: before she even spoke, before anyone spoke, you could just see the relief on their faces. first the attorney addressed the crowd. if the if there were questions. mom and dad addressed the crowd? any questions for them? no. everybody just wanted to hear from her. amanda knox, and when she came to the podium, she said she had to remember, i have to speak in english now. i m really overwhelmed right now. reporter: after spending four years in an italian prison, amanda knox could hardly believe she was back home in seattle. i was looking down from the airplane and it seem