but burisma, oh, my, that goes to the white house, can t have that. does the rhetoric involving the biting case have any basis in reality? i don t recollect the answer to that, but the fbi works for the justice department, i m sorry, you don t recollect whether you talked with anybody at fbi headquarters but investigation the president s son? i welcome you to the law firm of insurrection llp, where they work every single day on the half of one donald trump. political weaponization of the doj is on you. that went well, attorney general merrick garland getting growth on capitol hill, facing all those questions over all of the handling of the investigations into donald trump and hunter biden and everyone in between. charges that the justice department has been weaponized as well. coming up, going to be speaking to one of the lawmakers during the questioning, california congressman darrell isom. welcome, everybody, i m neil cavuto. want to go first to capitol hi
president joe biden just touched down making remarks at a september 11th remembrance at the military base in anchorage. we ll bring the remarks to you as soon as they get under way. the memorials today a reminder of the moment of national unity that took place in the aftermath of the brute s september 11th attacks. as the attacks revealed humanity s capacity for pure evil. the ability to inflict almost unspeakable horrors on other humans. what happens after 9/11 reveals best of humanity. never forget the images, all-hands on deck effort and the national effort to support first responders and victims and all their families and the pledge to never forget. the attacks also fundamentally changed washington, d.c. for a moment. officials of both parties along with former officials of both parties were in public office at the time of the attacks attended events today to mark that. it is an echo of how americans were, for a while, able to set aside all differences, political and othe
Guardians over children. a statement from the new jersey attorney general s office reads in part, the new policies violate new jersey s law against discrimination. one of the strongest civil rights law in the nation. listen to this. that type of issue will come up in a 5-year-old. what if it does? if it does, i think that we have i think the guidelines that exist at the time, you know, will cover that. whatever the judge decides will be in effect when school starts in these three districts in just three weeks. back to you, neil. neil: wow. all right. nate, thank for that. want to go to john yoo on this. u.c. berkeley law professor, former justice thomas law clerk. one thing i don t understand,
Yourself as the top man in washington. so you get more favors from the biden administration when he s shaping that infrastructure reduction act. so that s tough for that third-party candidate. neil: we ll follow closely. thanks, daniel. we ll talk about the godfather series a little later. i want to go to john yoo. i don t know if he s an aficionado of all things godfather movies. u.s. berkeley law professor, justice thomas law clerk. a couple of things to pursue with you. not the least of these irs whistle-blowers went about their jobs and try to get their higher ups to pursue more charges certainly against hunter biden and to connect the dots to his father. to little avail. what did you make of that and where it s going now? neil, first you may be interviewing one of the few fans of godfather 3. don t forget that classic. neil: and here i respected
Professor, former justice thomas law clerk. welcome to both of you. andy, if i could begin with you and get your take on what this delay could mean and the risk of it not risk is in the eye of the beholder of it not happening at all. i would say this, neil. there s more of a chance today that it won t happen than there was at the beginning of the week. probably all of this is speculation because these are secret proceedings. you know the last witness that the grand jury heard from was bob costello who gave by his own account really scathing testimony against the most important witness in the state s case, who is michael cohen. to my mind, you know, its one thing. if you re a prosecutor to imagine how defense lawyers might be able to attack your case. it s quite another to watch it