completely dismissed. bill. dana: what s interesting is that you said 93-page ruling. i m curious why it would take so many pages because she is not ruling on the merits of the case. she is ruling that the special counsel should never have been appointed and i wonder about the how it will reverberate throughout the department of justice. does that mean that other situations like this would also be dismissed? it s a great question. we re waiting to see some clarity from d.o.j. on page two of 93 it says the appointments clause sets as a default rule that all officers of the united states whether inferior or principle must be appointed by the president and confirmed by the senate. jack smith was not confirmed by the senate. i assume we ll hear an argument from doj that past special counsels john durham, robert mueller to name a few in recent memory also were not confirmed that way and allowed to continue their work. that s what we re probably going to hear from d.o.j. but
[ cheering and applause ] i know. must be hard to want what you can t have. happy thursday everyone. nancy pelosi snapped at a reporter, asking her about biden dropping out and she said am i speaking english to you? last time nancy snapped like that was when they forgot to properly fasten her face. president biden turned down trumps challenged it played golf with the money going to charity. hunter agreed saying a charity? i thought i already paid her off [ laughter ] the astronauts stuck in space from starliner problems are confident that boeing will get them home safely. win they heard joe biden is still in the race they said we will take the chances up here. [ laughter ] with donald trump set to announce his bp soon doug bertram is rumored to be at the top of the list. trump likes his government style but also really enjoys his cereal. [ laughter ] you will never unseat that. three administrators at columbia have been permanently removed after posting anti-semitic texts.
greg: i know. i know. i know. must be hard to want what you can t have. happy thursday, everyone. nancy pelosi snapped at a reporter asking her about biden dropping out and she said, am i speaking english to you. last time nancy snapped like that when they forgot to properly fasten her face. president biden turned down trump s challenge to play golf with the money going to charity. hunter agreed, saying charity? i thought i paid her off. the astronauts stuck in space from star liner problems are confident boeing get them home safely. when they heard joe biden is still in the race, they said, we ll take our chances up here. with donald trump set to announce his v.p. soon, doug doug burgum is rumored to be at the top of the list. trump likes him and enjoys his cereal. [laughter] greg: yeah. you ll never unsee that. three administrators at columbia have been removed after posting antisemitism texts. they have been replaced. yeah. funny, but true. 7/11 turns 97 today. also tu
on this new hour of ayman, the attack on democracy known as project 2025 and why you should not believe trumps claim he has nothing to do with it. plus, new movements in trumps classified documents case. the judge responding to efforts to toss it out. and trump, biden, or us, the american people. i am ayman mohyeldin. let s do it. democrats are not the only ones trying to manage a crisis this week. trump allies are in complete panic mode over the public s growing awareness of project 2025. a 900 page, authoritarian second trump term blueprint to institutionalize trumpism that would roll back lgbtq rights, detain undocumented migrants and put them in camps and staff government institutions with loyalist s. now that the public is becoming aware of this nightmare that donald trump is claiming ignorance about, posting on his failed social media, quote, i know nothing about project 2025. i have no idea who is behind it. i disagree with some of the things they are saying and some o
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