welcome to thi seditio edition of hannity . i m kayleigh mcenany, in forn sean. and tonight, we want to wish, a very happy birthdayay t to president biden. and by the waideny it s my birthday today, they can actually sign birthdays. actually sign birthdays. it s difficult turning 60 difficult now just to get here. libertyfficult. bell had to beat som some tough odds, a competition they hadds to work hard to show patience and be willing to travel over sho a miles. you could say even harder getting a ticket to the renaissance tour or or for repeating his tour. rena in was kind of warm in brazil right now. brazi now i think he meant t taylor swift. and that was after he said the turkey saying happy birthday to him. yes, that happened. that s the oldest president in american history and he keepsans getting older. today, biden turnsto, 81, and hd might not have likedy the headlines that he woke upe to check these out. the wall street journal editoria u.l board put it t
feds? well, look, i think right now people have at the justice department have tried to make it clear to the president this is not an investigation abo him,at. and so what whattion he possesses, again he knows a lot about what the president and his businesses have been up to in the last few years and don t forget even during the time of the campaign, michael cohen was the one twas pitching the idea of a of a trump tower in moscow. these are business plans that are of course at the center of the mueller investigation. so there is a lot of things that michael cohen knows that could be very valuable to investigators down the line. what leverage what kind of leverage do the federal prosecutors have on cohen right now? tremendous amount of leverage. if you look at the court papers and what you what you follow the proceedings in the courthouse there in new york, they ve made it clear they believe that they are crimes that they could bring charges on. that certainly they bel
thing he gets done. there is always the little issue of what it is he s doing. substance at some level has to matter. the problem with a lot of the obama agenda is it sa hard to see where any of the things he wants to do is going to produce more economic tkpwraougt than economic growth than whattion we ve had. most of what the environmental protection agency is doing hasch a downward effect on statesitie out in the middle west thattate produce coal or use it in their utilities. he went through this in his first term where you had democratic senators pushing back against theerm. president s carbon controlat initiatives. if the economyor continues to stay unemployment stays high, i think there s going to be political push back against what the president is doing. on that point, we re seeing, we had ted cruz write in our paper this week the imperial presidency of barack obama,ruz, republicans willing so make this a big issue. but does this have traction
after a roadside bomb exploded in afghanistan. at least five others were injured in the insurgent attack. it comes days after nine children were accidentally killed in a nato air strike. hamid karzai told general david petraeus civilian casualties were, quote, no longer acceptable. my name is facebook, according to the technology blog, tech crunch, that s whattion egyptian couple decided to name their baby girl. the parents chose the name to honor the role social networking played in the revolution in egypt. opposition relied on facebook and twitter to organize protests that led to former president mubarak s downfall. call it a real life version of the movie up, a team of
a charade, which a lot of people say it s become, right, because the potential supreme court justices will not answer questions that will directly affect cases that will come before the supreme court. and she in the past has been critical of that. so it s going to be very interesting if she s the nominee to watch her as she navigates that and potentially gets her own words thrown back at her. it s funny you should mention jeffrey toobin, our senior legal analyst here at cnn. jeffrey is joining us. jeffrey, we heard from gloria borger that you know her well. tell our viewers whattion. reporter: well, we met on the first day of law school in 1983. we were together at harvard law school. we were in a study group of four people in our first year and then we served together in our second and third years and have been friends ever since. so i guess everyone should discount or take that into consideration in, you know, when