Bringing it up . But like maybe you trust me enough to stick with me through it. Tonight is one of those nights. I fully concede this is going to start off seeming very, very much out of nowhere. But i swear, it is on the days news and if you bear with me for just a second, i will make it make sense. Okay. One of those nights. Here we go. Ready . Meet this guy. The most highly paid nazi agent in the United States in the leadup to world war ii. His job here was to spread propaganda for the nazis in the United States. This guy was charged and convicted of being a nazi agent in the u. S. And he was a relatively well known figure so it was relatively big news when he was charged and convicted. Made the front page of the new york times, for example. But the bigger scandal about him was that he got a whole bunch of members of congress to participate in this Propaganda Thing that hitler was paying him to do. Members of congress were involved with him, lots of them. Then he was indicted a seco
With him realized that what they had done with him working with o convicted nazi agent, they realized what they had done wita him was probably going to come out at that trial and that would be a bad look, so they decided to take action. One particularly powerful senator who was implicated in p this thing went to the attorneyi general and basically threatened the Attorney General that he would tie the doj up in knots, he would go after the Attorney General himself unless the Attorney General fired the prosecutor who was leading this case. And the senator had kind of a hook for doing this. The prosecutor he wanted fired had just been criticized by the court because when he was n prosecuting that nazi agent, th court said he spoke with basically too much passion, witk too much emotion about that defendant in front of the jury. So the prosecutor had been criticized in court. That was the hook they used for going after him. And you know, thats not exactly a Capital Offense as a prosecutor.
Regret The Democrats playing games with january 6th . Yes. They played so many politics. What they did to this institution, what they did to this building was so wrong. The idea that they put magnetometers there, the idea that they would go to any republican member that they had been cosponsors of bills, and they no longer could be a cosponsor, that they would find members 5,000 if the magazine top of theers went on. But when nancy went around it or clyburn, it all got waived. The idea that bills didnt have to go through committee, the idea they created a select committee on january 6th and they wouldnt let the minority appoint who to do it . Im trying to change all that and bring the body back so they can work together. But i think they did a lot of damage to us. Yes, sir . The house is trying to pass the appropriations bill one by one. Where are you in the process thats always been my goal. You know, i just talked to mitch yesterday, and i had a call in to schumer, and i talked to ha
the most formerly powerful men on the planet, the former president of the united states would reach down to the lowest level employees he has and involve them in a criminal conspiracy which if the government is correct, can very likely destroy the rest of their lives. not just with time served, but just involving them in this mishegas. it s incredible to me. it is incredible, but it s also totally believable, right? yeah, of course. this is someone who we know is consumed with his own success, his own survival, to the extent that he completely disregards the health and welfare and well-being of everyone around him, including loyal employees who are willing to allegedly commit crimes in his behalf. but i should also point out, anderson, that particular crime and the way it involves trump with his hands on the very mechanism of destroying evidence
but he can t talk to the congressional committee. what he wrote in his book was to support the president. so i m not sure where we can believe that, given contradictions in documents and information we have about what he did do and who he did contact and what happened to his cellphone during that period of time on january the 6th. i think what we have is, we have a the president s defense is coming apart. it s mishegas that nobody has already got a defense. it s sort of like caesar, all gaul is divided in three parts. we have three ways here. you can go to jail. bannon s choice. and we ll see what happens in the court. two, you can say executive privilege or i want it public, that s the second way. and the third way is, eastman and clark saying, i m going to take the fifth. i want to ask you about the fifth. and i appreciate that you went