not because there was no evidence. and so he resigned without explanation in lieu of being fired. we also know that the replacement that donald trump put in the job, somebody shifted over from the u.s. attorney position in savannah, also found there was no evidence. the picture that s emerging from some of these interviews, including those of jeffrey rosen, former acting u.s. attorney, is that donald trump was pushing across the body politic, looking for soft places where he could work his will. and it is fortunate for american democracy that where he tried and where it was most sensitive, he encountered resistance, from rosen, from people like brad raffensperger in georgia. the challenge of course is what happens next time and are republican officials facing similar pressure willing to do the same thing again that was done with donald trump. we don t know the answer to that, and the senate judiciary committee led by dick durbin, the chairman, is trying to get some answers.
including those of jeffrey rosen, former acting u.s. attorney, is that donald trump was pushing across the body politic, looking for soft places where he could work his will. and it is fortunate for american democracy that where he tried and where it was most sensitive, he encountered resistance, from rosen, from people like brad raffensperger in georgia. the challenge of course is what happens next time and are republican officials facing similar pressure willing to do the same thing again that was done with donald trump. we don t know the answer to that, and the senate judiciary committee led by dick durbin, the chairman, is trying to get some answers. john avlon, we know trump was pressuring other georgia officials like the secretary of state brad raffensperger to push his bogus election fraud claims. but luckily the system worked and state officials did their jobs. what happens if there is a next time and those officials aren t there or, you know, if these new voter law
let s go to orrin liebermann. we couldn t keep you out of the jerusalem very long. this is the end of an era with netanyahu being out. but he s not going out quietly? not at all. in his last speech as prime minister just a few hours ago he spoke mostly in hebrew, but he said one phrase in english. he said we will be back soon, referring to his government. he lashed out at his rivals. after listing his accomplishments of 12 years in office and three years before that, he called the government replacing him a weak dangerous government and said only he can stand up to the biden administration when it comes to building the sejtments, when it comes to pushing back against a nuclear deal with iran. his replacement has promised a very different kind of politics, one of unity, one of agreement. he now leads the most diverse coalition in israel s history and said they will work together to advance the interests of everyone in the country. translator: two times in our history we lo
will be surely tested further. but i know that we as a people are up to the task. each generation of americans receives a precious gift of liberty. and we work to share it with more people, to make our country more open, more free, more fair. it s a great message. we are one country. you know, coming out of memorial day weekend, i know a lot of people will try to take what one politician says and make something big out of it or take what somebody on the other side says and attack them for that. and that happened over the weekend. or claim that one party has exclusive rights to patriotism or the other is the only protector of the constitution. you know, it s just the thing is, we live in very divided times. we live in very political times. you watch this show, you know that. but it s good to see president biden on memorial day talking about those who sacrifice, but also about what this country has been through. the difficult times this country has been through. and the
time you openly celebrated with your family and friends. she is sadly different. she has been trashed by those who want to rewrite her story, change her image and change her past. she suffered insults. she mass lost the determined patriots who fought to defend her. her borders are flush with those who violate her laws to enter, then demand to partake of her hard earned generosity. fentanyl and heroin with the drug cartels come through that same border. an a crane lawlessness is pervasive. it s nothing short astounding. demand for justice, calls for action, actually outside the realm of law and order. it all started with the coronavirus. we can blame all that we lost, all that we suffered from a virus that came from another part of the world. but how much do we really know about it? unfortunately we know very little. and because we have all been forced to hide under a rock for the last 15 months, we know very little about the origin and spread of the virus. what we do know we