rejection of clear election results, the promotion of changes to election administration that would allow republicans to subvert election results that they don t like. it has been a bleak thing to cover, right? the news on this beat is always bad. if january 6th was supposed to be a shock to the system that was going the reset the republican party away from this very dangerous course, it worked for like one day and then it really did not work. the embrace of all this very dark anti-democracy, you know, rule by force stuff in the republican party has just gotten worse and worse. even since january 6th. it is a drag. it has just been a drag to cover it, i will tell you honestly. but today, bright spots. not being sarcastic. bright spots on a bunch of different fronts. let me tell you about some of them. first of all, in terms of accountability, cnn first to report tonight that one of the key alleged plotters with trump in the senior levels of his justice department is finally g
mirage. in biden s world, inflation is not at a four-decade high and 64% of americans are not living paycheck to paycheck. democrats are already cheering on the con job, chuck schumer s wetting himself with excitement. i think the president will do a very good job at selling the accomplishment. from what i hear there are like 40 million people to watch. it s not the super bowl but a heck of a lot of people. jesse: and general psaki thinks her old boss can seal the deal. people will get big, progressive, bold joe biden. he s done a lot of stuff, accomplished a lot of stuff, and nobody really knows about all those things. they can t make the speech about that, they know that. you can t do a list of all the things you ve done. people will tune out. they don t want to know about data. he needs to tell a story. joe biden is an amazing story teller. you sit in the oval office and karine can tell you and he can story tell for six hours. he needs to do that in the speech tonight
Messages and depositions from stars like Tucker Carlson revealed serious misgivings about claims of fraud even as some hosts told millions of viewers a very different story.
Other people. check out my seat, everybody. i m talking about the movie seat. all though that ain t bad either. check it out. harold: judge, is this a good way from a capitalist ick standpoint trying to get people back to raise price s? jeanine: no, you can stream everything at home and don t have to pay $6 for a soda. greg: then you re really streaming. harold: jesse jr. wants to go and sit in the middle, will you go? jesse: yeah, because i scene sit in the front because i have neck problems and can t crank my neck up like that. i ll have to see a chiropractor and i ll pay more not to see a chiropractor. jeanine: what about the bedbugs? harold: maybe take your chiropractor to the movie theaters. dana, your thoughts? dana: the southwest model over to the movie theater is the best business decision. i d rethink that.
But this has a whole different cast now. halyna hutchins died on the set of that movie yesterday after a prop gun that shouldn t have been able to hurt anybody fired a projectile of some kind which shot and killed her while she was working onset. it is a set that reportedly had labor problems of its own, including a walk-off by some members as recently as yesterday morning before the incident happened. we are learning more tonight, that there was reportedly a series of issues with the prop guns onset that were cause for safety concerns among crew members before yesterday. still lots of unanswered questions here. joining us is steve wolf. he is a weapons safety expert for films. he was involved in the investigation into the accidental shooting death of brandon lee during a movie seat in 1993. mr. wolf, it is a pleasure to have you with us tonight. thank you. thank you. it is a pleasure to be with you. i almost feel like you don t need me. you ve really got this. let me ask if i expl