you know, donald trump is 74 years old and my theory is he is going to be a defendant for the rest of his life. there are civil lawsuits out there now. there will be appeals, and there is eric swalwell, and that lawsuit is available to hundreds of members of congress who could each individually file one of those lawsuits against donald trump. there could be no end. the when benny thompson filed the first civil lawsuit against trump, and eric swalwell filed a different one what i thought was going to happen, is benny thompson would go first, and other members of the congress would decide they wanted to join in. i didn t realize, if anyone had slightly different approaches to the same problem, it could be a parade that lasts until the end of his life. i spend the day studying eric swalwell s lawsuit. we are going to be juned by the harvard constitutional law. fp he tells us this is a real lawsuit and it won t be dismissed. it will get to a jury. it will get to a washingto
are the very least losing the public relations game, if not more. sandra: agreed. manchin said oil has been weaponized, we have the ability to combat that weapon. that s a big discussion on capitol hill. i m sandra smith. john: i m john roberts. we will see you tomorrow. it s friday, but it s a dire friday. martha: thanks. good afternoon. i m martha maccallum at fox news head quarters in new york. here s what s breaking right now. an extraordinary moment today. president zelensky called a news conference taking questions in a packed under ground bunker while russian assassins seek him out in kyiv trying to find him. here s what some of the president who has been called churchill in a t-shirt had to say to the whole world today.
political analyst. and congressman, i want to ask you about what the difference is if you can tell us about the public testimony and issues michael cohen can get into and private testimony and have you learned more in the closed door testimony than you did in the public testimony? thanks for having me on, lawrence. yes, you do learn a little more in a closed setting because you can get into a lot more detail. you can talk about classified information. this is down in this skiff where the under ground bunker beneath the capital and there are no cameras and i think that the fact that there are no cameras means there aren t the same though theater with the republicans in the oversight. you get to learn a little more and the discussion or the q and a is a little more sober. and it seems that the public is in support of what the house democrats are doing.
and congressman, i want to ask you about what the difference is if you can tell us about the public testimony and issues michael cohen can get into and private testimony and have you learned more in the closed door testimony than you did in the public testimony? thanks for having me on, lawrence. yes, you do learn a little more in a closed setting because you can get into a lot more detail. you can talk about classified information. this is down in this skiff where the under ground bunker beneath the capital and there are no cameras and i think that the fact that there are no cameras means there aren t the same theater with the republicans in the oversight. you get to learn a little more and the discussion or the q and a is a little more sober. and it seems that the public is in support of what the house democrats are doing. we have a poll tonight asking the question should congress do
terrorism and the passing of nelson mandela. all of that and more marked a year in news. the carnival triumph cruise ship lost fire in the engine room. thousands of passengers drifted with hardly any food or water and no working toilets for five days. a school bus driver kidnapped a 5-year-old boy and held him in an under ground bunker. after a standoff they raided the bunker rescued the boy and killed the accomplice. pope benedict became the first pontiff in nearly 600 years to resign. the successor argentine took the name pope francis. two pressure cooker bombs exploded near the finish line of the boston marathon killing