and that president biden isn t really the president, he s a pretender, and he s super bowlen it and trump s the stolen it and trump s the rightful president, that was the basis for the mob attack on january 6th. thill with they will never miss an opportunity to politically bludgeon donald trump. they will do anything to prevent him from running in 2024. the people who died that day did not have to die. but they were all there, brought together that day because trump lied about the election and then he lied and lied and lied. this outrageous so-called impeachment trial in the senate, the senate has no authority, no jurisdiction whatever, it is absolutely rogue, it s a complete clown show. howie: joining us now to analyze the coverage, guy benson, in new york, liz claman, host of the claman count down and clarence page. the impeachment trial is a very important story, period. will the media relentlessly hype it around the clock despite the fact that everyone knows don
the question is, where does this leave the president s domestic agenda? plus, the covid-19 surge. health officials predict the omicron variant will bring a record number of cases, and it will put more people in the hospital than ever before. the question is are u.s. medical systems ready? and tiger woods back on the green, his first competition since his devastating car crash, and playing with his son. the question is how did he fair? it s way too early for this. good morning and welcome to way too early, a show that needed that little bit of good government news. i m jonathan lemire on this monday, december 20th. after months of negotiations, senator joe manchin, the linchpin in the 50/50 senate, said he will not support president biden s build back better plan, effectively killing the $2 trillion social spending proposal in its current form. in an interview on fox news sunday, the democrat cited debt, inflation, and covid for the reasons why he is opposed.
they bankrupted his family, he lost his house, they tried to send him to prison. how did that happen? we wondered that for years. we sat down with general flynn for an hour and he told us. here s part of that. the american people, they saw through this from the very beginning because it wasn t about mike flynn, it wasn t even about donald trump, it was about them and when the left and the media started to attack the presidency of the united statesr the american people saw that this is an attack on us and thank god for me because and for my family and i, because the american people actually came to our aid. so in a funny way, the more i guess the more quiet i was because i just made the decision i wasn t going to say anything until this whole mess was over with the more that they beat on me, the more that the media came and attacked me and called me all sorts of names,s, people dug more and more into my lifee and dug more and more into everything that surrounded what w
that means he was touching the barrel or his him was over the barrel. that means he was pretty close. now, we are not going to reassess. we are going to march forward. we are going to throw it into the hands of 12 people from the city and let them do our work. ladies and gentlemen, this is a political case. we can take politics out of it, but the district attorney s office is marching forward with this case because they need somebody to be responsible. they need somebody to put and say we did it ethical. tomei. kyle rittenhouse is not that individual privet demonstrators who turned in the rioters, those are the individuals who bring us forth. and i ask you to remember, i ll show you the videos for the last time for me, the anger in the mob that was going on that night. they were not going to be dissuaded from doing things. they were pushing, firing dumpsters, destroying property. so you are saying mr. rittenhouse put out a fire? yes, it was a small fire. last time i che
but in the weird, arcane time space continuum that governs the u.s. house, it turns out that yesterday really was endless as in, it did not end until tonight. let me explain this to you. when lawmakers left capitol hill last night to get a few hours of sleep because their work was not getting done, before coming back this morning to keep working toward a deal, they did not adjourn the house like they do at the end of the workday. instead, they went into a recess which kept the house in the thursday september 30th legislative day even though as the earth outside its windows continue to turn on its axis into our friday october 1st, in a parallel universe, if you will. you knew nancy pelosi had many powers, but you didn t think that she could actually control time. but as extraordinarily long as that thursday was, and as it comes to an end, and as capitol hill joins the rest of us, here in the month of october, we know one thing, the vote on that roads and bridges bill that spea