The stands and heckling overpaid athletes with their favorite four letter words. Juan has been practicing en masse all month, beaches reopening for the summer, you can already see tiny bits of sand falling out of jesse s hair. Bars and restaurants finally filling up, people partying in the wee hours, dana was seen drawing up outside a club, it seems everything will be okay except for that fire hydrant. But it makes sense after being locked down for so long, people have to learn how to be normal again, deodorant and teeth whiteners are flying off the shelves apparently because for the past year we stopped brushing and bathing. Of course the weather is heating up, more people outside enjoying nature and communing with the beautiful animals within or in katy s case, shooting them and eating them. Meanwhile, a surge in membership with customers returning to the gym, good news for chris cuomo, what s the point of flexing if no one is watching, have you seen his ratings? they are lower than
Week on wednesday to the house judiciary committee. That is breaking news a couple of years in the making. Well, you know, don mcgahn is the lead witness from the mueller investigation on president trump obstructing justice. All of those, you know, ten instances, ten instances plus of alleged criminal obstruction of justice laid out in great detail in the mueller report. Mcgahn has never had to testify about it. This will be the first testimony that we ve heard about it, and it happens just as the justice department is deciding right now whether or not they re going to release to the public the memo that bill barr s justice department prepared about why trump shouldn t be prosecuted for any of those alleged incidents of obstruction of justice. It s kind of all happening at the same time. And because of the late hour at which this justice department memo is going to be released or not, we ve actually kind of adjusted the scheduling of this show so that neal katyal can appear later in th
Judiciary county. That is breaking news. A couple of years in the making. [laughs] don mcgahn is the leading investigator from the mueller report on president trump instructing justice on ten instances plus laid out in great detail in the mueller report. Again, has never had to testify about. It this will be the first testimony we have heard. It happens just as the justice department is deciding, right now, whether or not they re going to release to the public the memo that bill barr justice department prepared about why trump shouldn t be prosecuted for any of those alleged incidents of obstruction of justice. It s kind of happening all at the same time. And because of the late hour at which this justice department memo is going to be released or not, we ve actually kind of adjusted the scheduling of this show so that neal katyal can appear later in the show. We don t have the memo yet. There is kind of a whole, as i think you know, in the script here where that memo is supposed to go
Tur. As we come on the air the president and vice president are meeting with the family of george floyd on the one year anniversary of his murder, and the governor issued a proclamation asking minnesotans to pause. Millions of americans taking to the streets amid a global pandemic to stand together and say enough is enough. Now on this solemn day the country is taking stock of what has and has not changed over the past year. While the national dialogue on racial justice and policing may have shifted significantly there has been no grand compromise on police reform on capitol hill despite president biden s call last month to have a bill ready by today. Democrats and republicans say they are making progress in good faith but there are still many hurdles to pass before a bill can make its way to president biden s desk. Floyd s family met earlier today with house speaker, nancy pelosi, and a bill that will craft legislation that bears george floyd s name. It s far more important than a spe
Republican votes needed to pass. The justice department has now charged at least 450 people in connection to the attack capitol. And that insurrection left five people dead and 140 police officers wounded. Daniella diaz is live on capitol hill with us. Tell us more about this committee that the house democrats are now hoping to put together. Reporter: it seems very apparent that house democrats, all democrats, are just not ready to move past what happened on january 6 just yet. You know, what happened yesterday came after months and months of deliberations between democrats and republicans to try to reach an agreement on an independent panel to investigate the attack on the capitol on january 6. And it failed. It failed to a vote of 5435. It didn t break the threshold needed to break the filibuster, the 60 vote threshold needed. And only six republicans supported this legislation along with the democrats. And i just want to name who they are. Mittromney, susan collins, rob portman, lis