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and i. that s all i can answer. you know what that means. likes welcome tonight s. like his books, people would love to see him the leatheple wm bound novelist and literary critic walter kerround.. and when life gives you lemons ,please squeeze it into his eyes. co-host of fox and friends eyes first time buyer. oh, she defies conventions extewears extensions. new york times best selling author and bouncers contributor kat timpbest-sf. and he has nightmares about chandelier. new york times best selling author. comediannew york who i get to be all right. before we get to some newe new stories, let s do this. greg s leftover me. it s leftovers. i read the jokes we did use this week. and as always, my fi it s my fit time reading them. so if they , we ll tie joe mackie s y suck to the back of a truck and drive away. it s too bad. enjoys i t. all right. the first one. ooh, a diaper spa in newhire hampshire is catering to adults where they role play as babies in diapers an
or not. a new witness tests in the republican quest for the nomination. we ve pardoned a president before, but doing so again presents a further danger to democracy. we are going to ask historian, michael beschloss. and i sit down with actress eva longoria, making her flamin hot directorial debut. this is american voices. oices. to keep government secrets after his presidency. you ve heard these excuses before, trump is relying on the same old script, distract, with baseless claims of a witch hunt. to stop his political movement. he was at it again today on his knockoff version of twitter, calling special counsel, jack smith, quote, deranged. stating that the indictment is fake. make no mistake, trump s social media ramps, there is sideshow. on the other hand, smith is relying on the evidence. letting the 37 count federal indictments tell the story of how trump refused to head over classified information, and even went to great lengths to hide the documents from the governm
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von hilliard. 2:00 p.m. eastern andrew mitchell picks up the coverage right now. and right now on andrea mitchell reports the white house with a strong message to israel s prime minister. scaled-down, large-scale offensive in gaza after thousands of civilian deaths. all i will say is we had an intent detailed conversation on this transition and i can t share publicly the details of that because again if i laid out for you either what i thought the is really right now or what i am inking that would just give fodder to the enemy. also this hour new hampshire s republican government governor on his decision to back nikki haley for president ahead of his state critical primary contest and on the backlash from president trump. rudy giuliani s financial fate in the hands of a d.c. jury that could award tens of millions of dollars in damages to two georgia election workers who the different disgraced former attorney publicly defamed asus claims about election fraud. go