yesterday that we all followed it. this former president, now presidential candidate convicted of a felony. but that brings to us a different and unprecedented reality now. because he is the presumptive nominee of his party. we have not heard about dropping him from the ticket which in a different era and party you might hear about. trump holding his first campaign rally since becoming a convicted felon. he went to arizona, one of the battleground state. that is a dnc ad trying to get everyone focused on the reality saying he is unhinged and unfit. they might change the bylaws now but that defeats the purpose of having the requirements and the rules for a party. a non-partisan journalist means trump is banned from carrying a gun. that is just a reality. so, on the one hand he will not be able to have the guns he used to have access to. that is not something convicted felons are allowed to have. if he wins the electoral college he could be in charge of the nukes again. donald
what bothers you about it, is it that the word normalize implies you re fighting for something important and it ends up being something stupid or is all use of the word normalize annoying to you? i think all use, but people taking themselves too seriously on instagram. when they have a new command, this is what s okay now, it makes me feel like it s kind of jarring. i m eating in bed, i feel like i have to do something or run an errand. they ll get on instagram and be like, this, and they ll post something, like this, you need to feel like i don t even have a bra on. what do i have to do again. it s a lot. or people who cry on instagram. if you re going to weep, do it privately. don t leap on instagram to have a panic attack. it s a lot. how much time are you spending on instagram a week? a hostile amount. i m always in some unhealthy loop and i m ashamed of it. but when i m there, that s one thing that pisses me off.
we have really two parallel stories. one is the corruption of the biden family, the other is the corruption of the justice department, which we just saw yesterday when hunter biden s secret deal collapsed in court. and i think having an impeachment inquiry which may or may not lead to impeachment but it s going to lead to a lot more evidence coming out and the case against joe biden is going to get worse and worse and frankly the case against the attorney general and the justice department is going to get worse and worse. so i think speaker mccarthy is about right. calm, measured, get the facts, do whatever you have to do to get those facts, and then see where it leads. to say but don t leap ahead and assume you know more than you do. ainsley: if it does lead to an impeachment, what are the consequences? well, i think it s very hard to see the senate ultimately convicting as you have noted in the other three impeachment examples the senate ultimately
joining us on the phone heather cobbler with the colorado police. if you can, tell us exactly how they were spotted and how they were taken into custody. well, good morning, first of all. these three suspects were taken into custody after what was about a 20-mile high-speed pursuit. initially this morning a witness said they spotted somebody that matched the description of who we were looking for, and troopers in the area tried to initiate contact on i-25 south of pueblo. it was then they fled and crashed. the three of them were considered armed and dangerous. any word on injuries or a shoot-out? during the pursuit, there were shots fired at law enforcement from the suspects. no law enforcement was injured. were any of the suspects injured? i don t know, we are checking on that. right now we have medical personnel on scene, and at least one party is being transported to a medical facility. heather, do you know if any weapons were recovered in their vehicle, and