laura: hello i m laura ingraham. thank you for joining us. this could be the night that both joe biden and donald trump clinch their party s nomination. polls in georgia close just moments ago. mississippi, they close at the bottom of the hour. we re not going to hear about washington state or hawaii until later tonight but we re going to bring you all those results as they trickle in. but, first, the collapse of the great biden cover-up. that s the focus of tonight s angle. all right, special counsel robert hur s report released on february 8th painted a disturbing portrait of a mentally confused and forgetful joe biden. democrats cried foul at the time. it s flatly wrong. it s inappropriate. it is gratuitous. gratuitous, inaccurate, and inappropriate. gratuitous and inappropriate criticisms of the president. i talked to president biden, you know, regularly. his mental acuity is great, it s fine. it s as good as it s been over the years. laura: in response, rep
i m bret baier. breaking tonight, the issue of president biden s memory and mental fitness on full display in front of a house committee today. the now former special counsel who wrote controversial remarks concerning the subject was grilled today in a hearing about his decision not to charge the president over his retention of classified documents. correspondent david spunt has all the highlights tonight from a contentious hearing. good evening, david. david: good evening. robert hur took questions for almost five hours and it became clear right out of the gate that this was a proxy fight over who could possibly win the white house in november. i did not sanitize my explanation, nor did i disparage the president unfairly. former special counsel robert hur defending his report and his credibility. the report critical of president biden s handling of classified documents found piled up in tattered boxes in his delaware garage and personal offices. we identified evidenc
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