Thanks you for joining us this hour. Theres a lot going on. Fiona hill is going to be joining us live tonight. Fiona hill, of course, with senior director for russia and europe at the National Security council during the trump presidency, which means she had a somewhat terrifying Front Row Seat to some of the weirdest things and the u. S. President has ever tried to get away with. Fiona hill is here tonight, as there have been dramatic developments today about the informant who provided the central allegations at the heart of Congressional Republicans efforts to impeach President Biden this year. This informant today was sent to jail indefinitely by a federal judge in california. He is in jail awaiting trial. Prosecutors arrested and indicted him a week and a half ago, alleging that his statements to Law Enforcement about President Biden and his family not only were lies, but this man had been fed lies and disinformation about President Biden by Russian Intelligence. Despite those ties
And all these other anti-with crt bills and laws. those are, they don t care about black parents or black students. it s a one-way conversation so i agree with you that folks on the other side need to step up and say exactly what you said. that my child s education is at risk here. because of what you are doing. last question, charles, we are actually overtime because of my sermonizing. in a post trump era. this is a layup. why do republicans continue to tow the trump party line? because they re not in the post trump era. the new york times i think pointed out brilliantly that trump is acting like old-time political boss for mar-a-lago and i think he is. they believe that trump has a real shot, he s a leader of the party at this moment, if he runs for president again, every indication that he will, he will absolutely secure the nomination even if he does not
I agree with you that folks on the other side need to step up and say exactly what you said. that my child s education is at risk here. because of what you are doing. last question, charles, we are actually overtime because of my sermonizing. in a post trump era. this is a layup. why do republicans continue to tow the trump party line? because they re not in the post trump era. the new york times i think pointed out brilliantly that trump is acting like old-time political boss for mar-a-lago and i think he is. they believe that trump has a real shot, he s a leader of the party at this moment, if he runs for president again, every indication that he will, he will absolutely secure the nomination even if he does not win the general. so we re not in a post trump era and they fully understand that and so they are playing to the boss. charles blow, the new york times, thanks for joining us tonight.
He was accusing the democrats of conspiracy theories. he was overtly i mean, the partisan fury in his voice. and then followed by men who had been stone faced silent during dr. blasey ford s most heart wrenching testimony that had all of us, you know, unable to hold back tears. they had been stone faced silent. then going off and sermonizing, apologizing repeatedly to kavanaugh. suddenly finding their voices. and not being afraid of speaking finally to the cameras. i mean, the contrast was just so incredibly stark. to venita s point dahlia, the whole shtick when you come for judicial confirmation, you pretend you have no views. i just beamed in from mars and now i d like to be on the supreme court, never thought about abortion. brett kavanaugh sounds like sean hannity, and you re reminded this is an individual on the star team of the independent
She was credible. she was humble. and throughout the day, even republicans didn t attack her credibility. but when brett kavanaugh came into that room he was belligerent. he was angry. he was accusing the democrats of conspiracy theories. he was overtly i mean, the partisan fury in his voice. and then followed by men who had been stone faced silent during dr. blasey ford s most heart wrenching testimony that had all of us, you know, unable to hold back tears. they had been stone faced silent. then going off and sermonizing, apologizing repeatedly to kavanaugh. suddenly finding their voices. and not being afraid of speaking finally to the cameras. i mean, the contrast was just so incredibly stark. to venita s point dahlia, the whole shtick when you come for judicial confirmation, you