trump, the p.o.t., is against it. mccarthy, who told trump to call off his dogs on january 6th, now says antifa is the real problem. and mcconnell, who also started by saying trump was at fault for the insurrection, is now scrambling to kill this bill in the senate. just listen to the then and now. i ve made the decision to oppose the slanted proposal. fellow americans beat and bloodied the police, stormed the house floor, tried to hunt down the speaker of the house. they built a gallows and chanted about murdering the vice president. they did this because they had been fed wild falsehoods by the most powerful man on earth. because he was angry he lost an election. mr. president, it s not at all clear what new facts an additional investigation could lay on top of existing efforts by law enforcement and congress. if president trump were still in office, i would have carefully considered whether the house managers proved their specific charge. same demeanor. same hair. you
they may wind up doing it themselves. what do these 35 out of 211 mean? i argue it s the result, not the ratio. the leadership in the party of trump, the p.o.t., is against it. mccarthy, who told trump to call off his dogs on january 6th, now says says there s no problem to hook at, says antifa is the real problem. and mcconnell, who also started by saying trump was at fault for the insurrection, is now scrambling to kill this bill in the senate. just listen to the then and now. i ve made the decision to oppose the slanted proposal. by the house democrats. fellow americans beat and bloodied the police, stormed the house floor, tried to hunt down the speaker of the house. they built a gallows and chanted about murdering the vice president. they did this because they had been fed wild falsehoods by the most powerful man on earth. because he was angry he lost an election. mr. president, it s not at all clear what new facts an additional investigation could lay on top of existi
she did it again of another crushing ceo in a house hearing. she s not going to join us until the end of the hour because we have so much ground to cover including the return of allen weisselberg. as we are speaking at this moment, booker were trying to find experts to talk about this is development of the new york state attorney general embarking a criminal investigation of donald trump. it is only fair that they get 24 hours to digest that and come back tonight with their expert views of where we stand tonight and the story has developed a little bit. we now have reporting indicating that it is more than a month since the trump s lawyers found out about this investigation. we have not confirmed that cfn has said that the new york attorney general s office held a piece of criminal information themselves even though some of it has been handed over to the manhattan da s office. it adds another layer of complexity in terms of these investigations but also a whole new pressure
again. she did another one of those crushing s of a ceo in a house hearing but she s not going to join us until the end of the hour because we have so much ground to cover before that, including the return of andrew weisberg and tim o brien who were rushed into service last night as we were speaking in this moment, bookers were frantically trying to find experts to talk about this development of the new york state attorney general. embarking on the criminal investigation of donald trump. it is only fair that they get 24 hours to digest that and come back tonight with their expert views, of where we stand tonight. the story has developed a little bit. we now have reporting indicating that it s been more than a month or so since the trump lawyers found out about this criminal investigation. yeah, and there is new reporting from cnn tonight, we have not confirmed it but cnn has said that the new york attorney generals office has appeared to have held on to a piece of the cri
and records the president may get more involved in police reform efforts. the question is whether new developments in another disturbing case will spur lawmakers to get moving with this. it is way too early for this. good morning and welcome to way too early the show that thinks we ve got a lot of work to do especially on capitol hill. i m kasie hunt on this thursday, may 20, officials expected to reach a ceasefire. hoping the two sides will reach an agreement on friday. speaking to andrea mitchell yesterday saying the military saw no signs. in line with netanyahu s comment saying strikes will not be stopped until hamas is defeated. yesterday, the white house told netanyahu he expected a deescalation today. and overnight, they struck a weapons storage unit in the home of a hamas official. at least 239 people have been killed in 11 days of fighting mostly on the palestine side. joining us now, reporting for us in tel aviv. martin, thank you for joining us this morning. jus