weekend. let s dive right into the week s top stories. it is interesting that nikki haley, again, is bad lane along with ron desantis, chris christie for first place, for second place right now. there may be a pathway for her to win new hampshire. there may be new hampshire s interest in this year. you don t have a democratic race. so you have a lot of independents that aren t going to be splitting between republican and democratic voting, but she has right now, and, again i, know she s a civet boosted to the shull polls, i ve also filed enough campaigns. when people start talking about somebody, that s usually a leading indicator. you see polls go up, you but you look at the debate, the men screaming. you look at ron desantis and gavin newsom shouting at each other with sean hannity shouting in the middle. serious. there s a lot of men out there shouting. a lot of buffoon airy, a lot of really loud voices, and so, if politics is about contrast, then what a contrast and n
many of whom had an epiphany on january 7th, 2021 after they saw the hate and the destruction and the death their lies wrought and who just as quickly lost their clarity and their principles when trump phoenix-like rose from the ashes. cheney has a brand new book that has quickly become a best-seller. it s a stark warning to the nation, and she says ignore it and her at our democracy s peril. joining me now is former republican congresswoman liz cheney. her new book is oath and honor: a memoir and a warning. it s very briskly written and a great historical record. but it s a good read. thank you. also. so congratulations. the book opens two days after the 2020 election. you re talking to then leader kevin mccarthy. he tells you donald trump, quote, knows it over and he needs time to, quote, go through the stages of grief. and then almost immediately you see this on fox news. president trump won this election. so everyone who s listening, do not be quiet. do not be d
turkish assault, but one that involves militias. one that now is bringing those militias right on the doorstep of u.s. forces. richard engel with some very disturbing developments there. richard, stay safe. as you cover this story, and thank you for bringing that important information. look, president trump is under fire, even from republicans, for pulling u.s. troops out of northern syria. the other battle the president is fighting is impeachment, and it s also the direct result of his own actions. in that case, he s accused of using the power of this office to interfere in ukraine with rudy giuliani as his personal emissary. we may see the most serious constitutional crisis since watergate. an illegal, invalid, and unconstitutional bull [ bleep ] impeachment. president trump lashing out as he grows increasingly isolated. impeachment. i never thought i would see or hear that word. with regard to me. the new york times reports
i m wondering what you make of that and does the president s reaction to that raid add to the concerns about mueller? yeah, well, first of all, we have a constitutional crisis in the making, should we ever have between now and the future in history have a president who he himself orm his associates are under investigation, and in this case, we ve seen his associates be indicted, have still retain the power to, without good cause, to fire or order the firing of a special counsel. and if we can t figure out a way to check that power, have an appropriate check and balance, we could really make for a serious constitutional crisis. so, there s a lot going on with this investigation. i m one of those folks that just thinks, let mueller do his work. i know there s speculation, but you see progression of work and thorough investigate going on. but i just want to make sure that we in congress, i m grateful there s republicans who are very prudent, sensible, sobered piece of legislation unde
and apologized saying certain cia personnel used computers from the committee to assemble this report and it tainted not just the report but the serious constitutional crisis, if you would, and seriously about a deterioration in relations between the cia and the senate committee that has over sight with this agency. so we may have the report tomorrow but we re not going to see an end, i don t think, to this whole controversy over the use of what many people consider to be torture. do you think the president is moving more aggressively this year to close guantanamo to get these guys actually out of the prison, do you think it mitigate what s he is doing with the senate torture report. he put cliff sloan in charge