a very divisive start that we can attempt and put him on to the path of the shortest modern speakership when a vote was forced to later oust him. using the rules and the strength of a handful of them had built against the larger wing of the republican house conference. it took many more days to get a replacement. republicans finally chose mike johnson. now we are about seven miles out into the election. five months into his short speakership and it is groundhog day for many republicans. they are doing it again. we don t know where it will go or how it will end. we are seeing more public threats against the speaker and more infighting, which shows the nation this is a party constantly worn with itself. in the sequel to this repetitive theme the rules this time will be plagued by the speaker who replaced him, mike johnson. the role of hardliner willing to alienate most of congress previously played by matthew gates will now be played by rtg. a reboot you wanted this spring. rep
the nation s capital. i have spoken national and have to have a conversation and the mayor and my colleagues, we have a long way to get there, police alone is not getting it done. enough is enough. we cannot forget it took three years to get here, three years of unnecessary suffering triggered by different police was back in 2020. defunding police us to happen, we need to define police. i support the defunct movement talking about reduction of nypd defunding $6 billion nypd closet. not only do we need to define but dismantle and start a new. many cities in america, a third of the city budget goes to police so we have to have this conversation. what are we doing? we cannot forget it was this move the rise of progressive prosecutors, people like putin and dorcas cohen, some have resigned. they value criminals over victims. the city s are within the groups of crop prosecutors and only embolden criminals to break the law with no fear of punishment. we see headlines
good to be with you. i m katy tur. mitch mcconnell is stepping down as leader of the republican party in the senate, a position he has held now for 17 years. what is going to change? mcconnell has been hugely effective as leader. he single handedly blocked president obama from filling a supreme court seat, refuse to go hold a vote on merrick garland. coming up with a novel and hugely controversial policy that supreme court vacancies can t be filled in election years. a policy he immediately said did not apply when president trump had the chance to fill ruth bader ginsburg s seat just before november 2020. from the supreme court to the federal courts across this country, no single person has arguably had a bigger impact, confirming 228 judges in the trump years alone. almost all young, white conservative men who will be able to serve for the rest of their lives. in spite of that success with trump, mcconnell has also been seen as one of the last guardrails against maga. holdin
[the star-spangled banner] [the star-spangled banner] [the star-spangled banner] [the star-spangled banner] [applause] will: good morning and welcome to fox and friends weekend. on this saturday morning, march 2nd. rachel: we are already in march. pete: what feeling does marge bring about? rachel: in wisconsin spring is may. will: march is a great month. i was born in march. we will figure that out before the end of the show. it is there s a lot of march madness, the yards of march whatever that means but here is the thing, to her point about living in new jersey, march is an incredibly sad month in the north because you think winter should be over but it is not, in texas it s a great month. we are on the way, it s nice, it s warm but up here it is a big tease month. pete: it s just a continuation. a lot of teasers, didn t have to take it that way. pete: only two ways to take it. television to uses. sorry about that. rachel: we won t tease you anymore. house r
poor alexander hamilton he worried the judicial branch would be too weak. wouldn t he be surprised as the legislation branch while the supreme court seemingly decides the most pressing issue of the day, this week the high court heard argument on whether donald a trump can remain a candidate for president. you really call to states kicked them off the ballot citing the insurrection because of the 14th amendment. soon the supreme court will be asked to decide and what extent the president enjoys immunity for actions taken while in office. joining us now carrie severino from the judicial crisis network informer prosecutor andy mccarthy, welcome both. it s hard to find human entity on the court these days but colorado may have done it. i listen to the oral argument and heard non- pretty skeptical justice, what did you hear. i agreed only justice i see given the other side in the time of day was justice sotomayor work and very possible at the end of the day she also agrees what