insurrection. calling him feckless. do you agree the attorney general has been too reluctant to go after those behind january of 6th? i m not going to use the congressman s terms, but i will say it is concerning that the amount of time that it has taken for doj to move aggressively against the main organizers of what we all sauw take place on january 6th. many of my former colleagues and friends in the prosecution side would agree that cases are there, they re not they re not bulletproof cases, but cases are there to move forward with things like decsedition, conspiracy, charges to those higher up and the question is why is that not happening? andrew mccabe, good to have you on, thank you. still ahead this hour, los angeles schools say that everyone now has to get a covid test before returning to school. how do we keep students safe once everyone is back? we re going to speak to the head of the school board the school board president i should
the problem that we have now is that we have a very obstructionist republican party that should be part of helping us decide how to save democracy, instead of trying to cover up for their crimes and you have, again, an attorney general who is, you know, feckless and has not been helpful in terms of improveving our democracy. you talk about not pursuing criminal cases. it has been a year where the democrats hold the presidency, the house and the senate. and still not come to any sort of agreement on protecting voting rights. which i know you have spoken out in support of before. has that been a mistake by president biden and democratic leaders not to make that the priority rather than for instance the bull back better act? i think the mistake is for us not to be doing both at the same time. i don t know, you know, how the senate works that way, but you can do two things at one time. you have 100 senators, multiple committees, you could be doing both at the same time and they
after all her other insane comments. we don t need to go through her racist and bigoted comments. she tweeted out somebody calling kevin mccarthy a feckless and deleted. it was pretty bad. if you ask the republican base, are you with marjorie taylor greene calling kevin mccarthy calling him feckless. she s winning 60-40, 70-30. that over hangs the decisions that all these other police station politicians have to make. first they ll have to look up feckless. that was me. it s been one year since george floyd was killed. senatorcory booker joins me.
president dick cheney warned about the dangers to the united states with putin s continuing actions this morning. we ve got a much bigger problem if he decides to go further. if he decides to take part of eastern ukraine. we re in a situation where it s not just about crimea and russia. ukraine and russia. the u.s., even. on a worldwide basis, potential adversaries and friends are watching how the administration handles this. reporter: republicans on capitol hill have stepped up their criticism of president obama s handling of the situation in recent days with some calling him feckless. at the same time, the white house is upping the rhetoric against russia and was pushing all of the things president obama was doing over the weekend while he was on vacation to make some progress on this crisis. erin mcpike, cnn, washington. lots to watch. well, the question, how is a
decided to go into crimea, to ukraine. i believe he s moving crimea was compensation, was face saving and gives him a bargaining chip so he can come back in the game for the rest of ukraine. this is less about ukraine than it is about russia. he wants to remain in power. he wants to so even if things in ukraine went off the rails, that he did enough. and you can also say we had this discussion yesterday what the president has done in syria certainly sends a message to leaders across the globe. calling him feckless, this, that there were things like