General to investigate missing text messages around january 6th. how concerned are you that these missing records will prevent investigators from piecing together exactly what happened on or before that day? well, you re a student of history so you ll know when i refer to this as shades of rosemary woods. vanishing information in the midst of a critical historic investigation by the january 6th committee. first, the republicans didn t want the bipartisan commission to look it a. second, the president has done everything he can to resist any disclosures. he s even called some of the witnesses before the january 6th committee personally. we know that many of them have taken the fifth amendment. and naturally, i m concerned, america should be concerned when critical evidence just disappeared from the secret service, from the department of homeland security, from the department of events. the man in charge of keeping an eye on that, the inspector general, i think should be replaced. we n
Be 58, 59, 60. i thought 60 was too high, so i went with 58. it s the over/under, so i put the half on it, thinking there would be winners and losers. unfortunately, my friends, it is a push which means, of course, the house keeps all the money. but we re going to talk about nit a second. this is an extraordinary victory, not just for macron, not just for france, but, obviously, an extraordinary victory for nato. you, of course, had le pen, who wanted to take the french out of nato. it is the second largest economy in europe. one of the most strategic. it s at the center of europe. the loss of france to putin, to trump, to anti-nato alliance would have been extraordinary. i do think that the line that really helped him the most was when she criticized him for also talking to putin. he said, when i talk to putin, i m talking to a head of state. when you talk to putin, you re