violated and there have been criminal acts that have been committed, of course they should be prosecuted. but i think immediately that there should be an investigation. and i don t know if you heard, chris, elijah cummings, who is the chair of the oversight committee, he has announced that there will be hearings to look into these allegations on how migrants were treated on this facebook page, and again if people have crossed the line, then they absolutely do need to be prosecuted. there is no question about that. let me go to claire on a couple of points. first of all, when you have gone through these camps, what do you see? describe to a person who has never been there. all right. so there are concrete cells. benches around the outside of them. pony walls with the toilets behind. what is a pony wall? pony wall is a short wall that doesn t go all the way up to the ceiling. it goes up to your waist or something. in a lot of cases, we ve seen those pictures that the oig
a lot of institutionalists are still slack jawed that this guy was willing to come out and say out loud no collusion prior to us ever having seen a word of the mueller report, and he said it five or six times. yeah. so, i mean, that s the whole that s where the whole kind of barr bandwagon on which i was a member went totally off the tracks. and that s where everything has been seen through since. when he came out there and basically took a report that was very damning on collusion and conclusively damning on obstruction, it became clear that, to speak in plain terms, he was in the tank for the president. and that s continued to be the case since. but in a somewhat kind of clever way that doesn t go all the way on the rhetoric of the president
that, to speak in plain terms, he was in the tank for the president. and that s continued to be the case since. but in a somewhat kind of clever way that doesn t go all the way on the rhetoric of the president himself but still gives kind of aid and comfort to the talking points. that s why i think it is fine to call him a pliant attorney general unless and until proven otherwise. i have a bit to play for you. this is william barr talking about his boss, the president. i didn t know him before. i had only met with him, really, a substantive discussion at the time he decided to make, you know, appoint me attorney general. but i think we have a candid relationship. let s take the other side of this equation. are trump insiders happy they finally got their man at the justice department. well, they often echo what the president feels, and the
across the eastern seaboard. take a look. minus 40, windchill in baker lake. minus 40 in chicago. 34 in atlanta. this cold front doesn t go all the way to the south, which is going florida not that bad. current windchills minus 40 in chicago. minus 39 in international falls. we have the actual air temperature, minus 16. so you got to minus 23 overnight in chicago. one more shot tonight where you could get to the all-time record in chicago. that s probably the only city that we could see that all-time colder temperature broken. shepard: the real temperature. the record is minus 27. probably a degree or two colder than last night. then we start to see things improve. i want to show you what happens here by tonight. there you go. 8:00 p.m., feels like minus 4 in new york. the cold is about to be here in the east. you can see the white. tomorrow morning s cold.
otherwise. that doesn t pass the smell test. david s right that probably doesn t go all the way to perjury although i m not sure exactly when it is you say you ve gotten to perjury. it is a degree of perception that shouldn t be with someone on the highest court in the land. the question is in flake be joined in that decision by collins and murkowski. they need two and then it s over. frank, david and robin, thank you for your time. guess who is back? stormy daniels. a source telling cnn new details about president trump s efforts to keep her quiet. her attorney michael abnatty here to talk about it.