You know how some people can like sort of sing like math to know but they are not good at carrying it to, and i cannot sing at all. People cry when i sing happy birthday. When i sing that national anthem, it sounds like a crime. I m just absolutely terrible. The only saving grace in my relationship is that susan is equally terrible. So we can sing together but nobody else can. Because i m so terrible at that, it s astonishing how bad i, am i never make fun of anyone else is singing. No matter wet. [noise] that was the rendition of god bless america. That greeted conference goers at the cyber symposium that has been underway all week in south dakota, hosted by the ceo of a pillow company whose name is mike lindell, mr. Lindell has been in the news this week you will have seen because of a very conservative trumpappointed judge lawsuit to go forward against him and rudy giuliani and trump lawyer sydney powell. That lawsuit was filed by dominion voting systems systems. The voting machine
To use. It would stretch from coast to coast. Was it some sort of antigovernment militia group? i no idea what we are dealing. With before leading investigators back home. My thoughts where, it s someone we know. Was he living a double life? i think he. Was here making him sound like kind of elector. It was just, wow. The courthouse the moral center of every. American city in town. The place we go to settle differences. Resolve disputes, find justice. What it s the place where the story usually ends, but not this time. We re not in kaufman texas, where life is legally and no one s a stranger. Oh my gosh, someone just saw shot someone. It was just bam, bam, bam. This time, it s where the story begins. Someone was trying to send a message. It s just so bold. A story that quickly got too big for this texas town. And like a prairie fire, spread across the nation. We have some new information this morning involved in the brazen murder of a. The in this town, the hunters became the hunted. I
founding member of the far-right group the oath keepers. stormed the capitol while wearing a tactical vest armed with bare spray. schaffer pled guilty to obstructing an official proceeding and entering the capital with a deadly or dangerous weapon. both felonies that can carry up to a total of 30 years in prison. as part of his plea agreement, schaffer agreed to fully cooperate with the government, he is now the first defendant to flip in one of the largest and most complex criminal investigations in u.s. history. the plea agreement called for a recommended sentencing range between 41 and 51 months, but the judge could ultimately hand a sentence outside those numbers. shea first cooperation with the government could prove instrumental in helping prosecution pursue much broader conspiracy charges against 12 other members of the oath keepers involved in the capital insurrection. leading off our discussion is glenn kirschner, a former prosecution tour and legal analysts. glen th
mindset for a day. well, today, house speaker nancy pelosi stuff, they seem to have had a similar kind of idea. pelosi staffers today sent out snapshots of front pages around the country. front pages from local newspapers around the country. in terms of how they re covering the trillion dollar infrastructure bill that passed through congress and that president biden is about to sign. the headlines about that bill are great. particularly about the local impact that it s expected to have in states in communities around the country. also, the reason i m guessing the speaker s office started circulating french page snapshots today is because as good as the news is about the infrastructure bill for all the states around the country, it is bad news for members of congress from those states who voted against it. i will show you what i mean. here is the rapid city journal in south dakota today. front page headline, state gets 2.8 billion dollars from infrastructure bill. that is a hu
the governor s race both in virginia and in new jersey, it s just the way the pendulum swings. president biden, this week actually became the first newly elected president of the united states, since ronald reagan, to not fall prey to that curse. to not have his party lose both of the governorships. biden s democratic party did lose the virginia governor s race, but they want to new jersey. which we found out this time last night. when nbc news made the call. that said, tonight, within the past hour, the republican candidate in new jersey, ciattarelli, has just posted a video on twitter, saying he is not conceding that race. he does not think this is over. he says he is a team of lawyers, and he mentions that the states republican party is still manning its election integrity hotline. at the same time he did tell his supporters tonight in this video, i don t want people falling victim to wild conspiracy theories are online rumors. well consideration is paid to any and all cre