kevin, behind kevin spacey. and as you know, it s always preferable to be behind kevin spacey. of course, it took 15 ballots to confirm mccarthy which coincidentally is a sin that took biden to become president. [laughter] yes, stu mae. while the house was voting a re- voting was proving revenge much like the fruity pebbles bill hemmer feeds me in the morning,e is a dish best served cold. what s different this time?do republicans learn something froe trump. s they are keeping their promises and fighting like fiends.ov oner tuesday they took steps toa boost oversighndt of the chinese government and the biden administration. granted it s hard to tell the twd eo apart. first they approved a new subcommittee designed to probe the weaponization i hate thatex acword weaponization its overuse exactly what you are exactlypeop investigating. abuses against the america n people. does the government collect info on or otherwise investigate this citizens of the u.s.?us how deep wasio tha
important, america first committee in 1940-41, was almost a million members in size. it was lead by industrialists, by members of congress, punitive spokesman was lindbergh, it was made up of all kinds of people, patriotic americans, communist, ain t semites, they had one thing in mind, keep america out of the european war. you see, they had just fought world war i. the country was going through a horrific economic cycle, depression. they didn t want to fight any more. the argument was basically, let s build up our military to protects continental u.s., bombers and other air war craft, ships and subs, but stay out of europe, we went there and lost enough lives. franklin roosevelt was frustrated. he got around neutrality act too give some support to england. which was under attack by the nazis, the nazis moved through much of eastern europe, they were attacking england, we had many people who opposed us getting involved because they didn t think we were ready and tired of the
sean: all right. wow. how are you all doing? wow. what a great crowd. welcome to hannity. and god bless america. i will say this, i start with bad news, joe is still your president. kamala is still your vice president. these are the only people in the city and state of new york right here in this room. thank you for coming, thank you for being at home. and in just a moment, by the way, the man that could be the next speaker of the house, jim jordan will join us live from capitol hill. now, that s right. just prior to coming on the air i have gotten confirmation that former president donald j trump will be announcing his endorsement for jim jordan for speaker. that s news we have to start the show tonight. we will also tonight be hearing from former kentucky senator rand paul. tommy lahren, jimmy fallon, what the media mob is called a monument to white supremacy, remember that? according to nbc news, with tom brokaw. the border wall was never about security, instead it was
we are shaming latina women on the show. alicia and i are but somebody s now. good to see you. have a good day. velshi starts now. good morning, sunday, april 21st. about 24 hours now, opening statements begin in the first ever criminal trial of a former president. tomorrow morning, the republic party s presumptive residential nominee, donald trump will be back in a manhattan courtroom as a defendant facing 34 felony counts. those charges stem from his alleged role in falsifying business records to cover up payments made to suppress a potential scandal, just days before the 2016 presidential election. those opening statements are going to give the public a preview of the case that both sides intend to present. some court watchers didn t think we would get to this point so soon. there were predictions the jury selection would take a couple multiple weeks, considering the defendant is so well-known, so well-connected. and so intimidating. then there were times last week t
and salehi got their phd s in the united states. they were fluent in english. this made the relationship much, much easier to bring up hard issues, that isn t the case today, especially since iran, after the termination of the agreement, ron basically refused to have direct discussions between the united states and iran. they ve all been from intermediaries and that is not the way to get things done. especially not in urgent times and present times where there is a real threat of violence around the world. secretary, thanks for the hard work you put in back then and i hope it is not for not. there is a possibility, slim, but there is a possibility we can get into this direct relationship with iran one day and calm things down. ernest moniz is former energy secretary during the obama administration and cochair and ceo of the nuclear threat initiative.