Not because there was no evidence. And so he resigned without explanation in lieu of being fired. We also know that the replacement that donald trump put in the job, somebody shifted over from the u. S. Attorney position in savannah, also found there was no evidence. The picture that s emerging from some of these interviews, including those of jeffrey rosen, former acting u. S. Attorney, is that donald trump was pushing across the body politic, looking for soft places where he could work his will. And it is fortunate for american democracy that where he tried and where it was most sensitive, he encountered resistance, from rosen, from people like brad raffensperger in georgia. The challenge of course is what happens next time and are republican officials facing similar pressure willing to do the same thing again that was done with donald trump. We don t know the answer to that, and the senate judiciary committee led by dick durbin, the chairman, is trying to get some answers. Jon avlon
Including those of jeffrey rosen, former acting u. S. Attorney, is that donald trump was pushing across the body politic, looking for soft places where he could work his will. And it is fortunate for american democracy that where he tried and where it was most sensitive, he encountered resistance, from rosen, from people like brad raffensperger in georgia. The challenge of course is what happens next time and are republican officials facing similar pressure willing to do the same thing again that was done with donald trump. We don t know the answer to that, and the senate judiciary committee led by dick durbin, the chairman, is trying to get some answers. John avlon, we know trump was pressuring other georgia officials like the secretary of state brad raffensperger to push his bogus election fraud claims. But luckily the system worked and state officials did their jobs. What happens if there is a next time and those officials aren t there or, you know, if these new voter laws go into e
altering the filibuster on issues like voting rights and the debt limit increases. also tonight the house voting to hold steve bannon in criminal contempt of congress for defying a subpoena. late tonight the cdc director approving booster shots for the moderna and j&j vaccines, endorsing the recommendations from the agency s vaccine advisory committee. so, we ve got a lot to talk about. let s bring in mr. david axle robi rod, and mr. bakar ri sellers. thanks for the tie. yeah. david, hello to you. so much at stake thanks for my tie? what s going on here? bakar ri is not wearing a necktie. i said tie, t-i-e. should i take my tie off. i m going fror the youthful sexy look at 11:00. it s 11:00 and it hasn t happened. i m not going to attempt the youthful sexy look, so let s just keep going. back on the tracks. so, there is a lot at stake for the president tonight. he had to sell his domestic agenda, which still isn t over the finish line yet. so, how do you think
young, young pete: a shot of jacksonville beach, florida. the fourth and final hour of this saturday edition of fox & friends. january 6th. year of our lord, 2024. looks like a nice spot. kayleigh: that s where i was born, jacksonville, florida. home to tim tebow. pete: you know the name of the hospital. kayleigh: st. vincent hospital. will: what s the name of your hospital? pete: i don t know. i know i was born in minneapoli- kayleigh: mama s going to text you. pete: probably a lutheran hospital in minneapolis. will: i was surprised you were surprise anded she knew pete: the name of the hospital. will: lynn, do you know the name of the hospital you were born in? everyone knows. you re the outlier. kayleigh: maybe you re just maintaining your private. pete: i ve been hipaa from the beginning. will: maybe you were found in a basket. [laughter] kayleigh: like moses. pete: moses down the minehaha river there in minnesota. [laughter] kayleigh: oh, my if goodness. pete: by t