by democrats in a hearing that at times got fiery today democrats say he didn t prove anything at all as the country heard from the special counsel for the first time our findings were sobering. john durham appearing the first time in front of the house judiciary committee about his scathing 300 page report which found the fbi had no actual evidence of collusion when investigating links between russia and the 2016 trump campaign. i have had any number of fbi agents who have come to me and apologized for the manner in which that investigation was undertaken. but durham was met with a barrage of attacks from house democrats right out of the gate. you can hold yourself out as an objective department of justice official or as a partisan hack. the difference between your investigation and mr. mueller s was that mr. mueller actually found actual evidence of a crime. and multiple attempts by congressman adam schiff, who pushed the russia collusion theory to pin durham on
all in? we win and are we ready tomorrow to take back this country? are you ready to take this state back? [cheers and applause]. who s ready to send mark kelly back to space tomorrow? laura: now, we re going to hear from reporters and candidates across the nation tonight including our own mark meredith in ohio where donald trump is still delivering what was billed as a highly anticipated speech. but first, the great realignment. that s the focus of tonight s angle. with republicans about to take control of both the house and the senate, most democrats aren t interested in serious soul searching about how it all unravelled. for a bunch so worried about election denial, they seem to be preemptively questioning the legitimacy of the impending republican takeover. how concerned are you that the upheaval at twitter will result in a flood of misinformation, disinformation right before the election? and it actually goes beyond twitter. today there are reports that
surveillance authorities. there will be no clean reauthorization of fisa or other spy programs unless there is significant reforms. bret that, is congressman darren la hood. is he leading the bipartisan fisa zoo working group and he tells fox to expect recommendations on reforms as early as next month. bret? bret: aishah hasnie live on the hill. thanks. also breaking tonight house republicans trying to make history they are pushing a censure resolution against democratic congressman adam schiff over his role in the trump-russia collusion probe. it s the second time they are going after that. senior congressional correspondent chad pergram tells us where things stand at this moment. good evening, chad. bret, good evening. a serious punishment for california democrat adam schiff. he could soon become the 2 #th house member ever censured. republicans argue schiff went too far with the russia investigation. schiff abused his privileges claiming to know the truth while
mr. buchanan votes no. mr. smith of nebraska? no. mr. smith of nebraska votes no. mr. kelly? no. mr. kelly votes no. mr. smith of missouri? n-o, no. mr. rice? mr. schweichert votes no. mr. la hood votes no. dr. wenstrup votes no. mr. errington votes no. dr. ferguson votes no. mr. estes votes no. mr. smucker votes no. mr. hearn votes no. mrs. miller? no. mrs. miller votes no. dr. murphy votes no. mr. costoff votes no. mr. kind? mr. rice? mr. chairman? aye. mr. chairman votes aye.
the pollster that conducted the poll warned we are seeing a paradigm shift. so where could this make the most difference? joining us now is illinois congressman darren la hood finance chair of nrcc and tom bevin real talk politics president and co-founder. tom, which state and which race do you think, if you could narrow it down to one, would mean the most, make the most difference? in terms of the coalition shift? laura: yes. for this year? it s probably arizona and nevada i would put in that category as well to the extent that hispanics, if they vote, if they shift to the gop in those kinds of numbers, that will make the difference for two senate seats and pickups for republicans. laura: congressman, i m looking at michigan, because we see in michigan a young, conservative tudor dixon comes from a steele family understands the working class sentiment and