will still never understand why he chose a socially distanced rollout. but, to be fair, desantis tried something different. but it was a gamble and he ended up only getting a fraction of the live viewers he would have if he had done a more traditional rollout. media took the opportunity to dunk on the governor because of it. this would be like 162 game baseball season and your star pitcher getting the ball and accidently throwing it and hitting himself in the face. this is not a normal way to begin. you would ordinarily want to be with normal people. not a billionaire. regular voters. where are they in this whole thing. it was an abomination. and just so much all around from desantis. there was a lot of stumbling and bumbling. does paint a picture of someone who does not make good decisions. boy did he look like a lap dog to a billionaire. it wasn t all bad. desantis raised over a million dollars. he did his first interview with fox trey gowdy. went much smoothe
abuses of those in power to take your liberty, your property, your reputation, and, inin deed, your life. he promised a humility so often found with the powerful embrace fairness as their foundation. it sure doesn t seem that way, does it? gary sappily is a supervisory special agent for the irs where he s worked for 14 years. in january 2020, he was assigned to what he calls a high profile investigation. who s the subject of the investigation? i can t confirm or deny the subject of this investigation. why not. because part of the tax secrecy laws don t allow it. he can t say it but cbs news learned the investigation was the probe of hunter biden by the trump-appointed us attorney if delaware. cbs news has obtained this letter his lawyer sent to congress monday alleging irregularities in doj s handling of the investigation. schapley is seeking legal protections from congress so he can share specifics of his allegations. there were multiple steps that were slow-wa
the community through profits and maybe do bark at the park night. that doesn t cause any controversy. stay away from this stuff, you re going to al nate your fan base. rachel: that s for sure. i can t unsee what i saw. thank you, joe. always love having you. thank you for watching jesse watters prime time i m rachel campos-duffy don t forget to catch my podcast from the kitchen table with my husband sean and catch friends weekend 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 trey: good evening i m trey gowdy thank you for joining us whchlt merrick garland was sitting before the senate judiciary committee asking to be confirmed as the attorney general for the united states he made certain promises, he promised to be the lawyer of all people. he promised an office devoid of partisan politics and fairness without regard to political orthodoxy and not an extension of the president. he promised the department of justice worthy of your respect. he promised to reign in the
the field, law enforcement, those who have been in the security field for a minute. you know, we ve been connecting with them to learn more about it. so we ve been taking the right steps and the precautions to get into each state. trey: was there a specific incident or occurrence that led you to this, or was it just the cumulative impact? i mean we see something it seems like every day. right. trey: but was there something specific that led you to say, i m going to do this? well, i mean, i ve been in the field for so long. it wasn t really one thing it was just multiple things. i was thinking like, how can i create something in order to protect people, because it s my field. you know, the thought initially started with me protecting children and women creating a transportation line to and from school, because i ve seen a lot of mothers, you know, who are single and with their children, you know, going to sports events and i wanteded to see how can i help create a transportation