pandemic that affected so many lives and dragged him down in the eyes of americans who concluded they failed when faced with that all-important task. as for trump, he said at the time he did not see the emergency as his test of a lifetime. was there a moment in all of this last two months where you said to yourself, ah, this is the leadership test of a lifetime? no. no. and no hesitation. now, that is a small part of one of trump s newsworthy interviews with bob woodward conducted across the outbreak of the pandemic and 2020 campaign. 20 interviews across that stretch. trump sometimes making the calls, something he apparently now regrets. the former president is suing woodward, we should note, over publishing these interviews that he agreed to. any legal expert say trump would be likely to lose based on the law. we published the interviews in the trump tapes , his assessment that trump is a unique danger to network. that conclusion goes parter quite frankly than much o
you re going to see her in a few moments on video explaining this to georgia prosecutors. we re just making sense of it, and we have that for you this hour as well as something else, quite special, a brand new interview with legendary journalist, bob woodward. we caught up with him in washington for the summit series that debuts tonight. this is brand new. we were work in georgetown near his home where he took me through his personal library. we get a look inside the home library and a political journalistic history that we can tell you quite clearly, you will not see anywhere else. tonight, that s coming up, bob woodward new on the beat. all the heat on donald trump, from the coup news i just mentioned to why historians and other experts say there s a very certain way you have to confront some of what he said this weekend. our top story right now is the big news out of the supreme court which has been absolutely under fire for months over the revelations that justice cla
i m jesse waters along with judge jeanine pirro, dana perino and greg gutfeld. also harold ford jr. itthis is the five. brand-new pro-palestinian protests happening right now in new york city as anti-semitic threats and attacks surging in america. jewish communities are on the edge while the biden white house focuses on islamophobia. far left democrats push pro-hamas talking points. a man threatened to execute a rabbi and every other jew he could find. a woman in indiana arrested after plowing her car into what she thought was a jewish school. she wound up smashing into a building associated with an anti-israel extremist group. in california, an elderly jewish man killed in a pro-palestinian protest. witnesses claim the victim, paul kessler, was struck in the face with a megaphone before falling and hitting his head on the ground. the medical examiner ruling kessler s death a homicide and the sheriff s office hasn t ruled out the possibility of this being a hate crime. a
waters along with judge pirro. and greg gutfeld. this is the five. brand-new pro-palestinian protests happening right now in new york city as anti-semitic threats and attacks surge in america. jewish communities are on the edge, while the biden white house focuses on islamophobia, and push hamas pro talking points. a man getting arrested by the feds after threatening to scathe a rabbi and quote every other jew he could find. a woman arrested in indiana after plowing her car into what she thought was a jewish school but she wound up smashing into a building associated with an anti-israel israeli group and in california a man killed at a pro-palestinian protest. witnesses claim the victim was struck in the face with a megaphone before falling and hitting his head on the ground. the medical examiner ruling his death a homicide and the sheriff s office has not ruled out the possibility of this being a hate crime. a witness describing what happened. listen. you know, i hear th
those of us working clinically and policywise as well, in parallel there were those mask shortages, confusion about whether this was airborne, what kind of direction we could give a public, including ourselves, that we re fearful for our lives. because once that first what we thought was the first death in february 2020 in washington state happened and a lot of the news from china and italy and spain and other european countries filtered forward, we knew this was not a virus that we could just dismiss and that anything coming out of the president s mouth, including there was it raised suspicion even from the trusted advisers the president had around him. there were moments whether it was jerome adams or tony fauci, you couldn t trust the source, even though those were the very people we should have trusted. as i mentioned the propaganda approach was spreading out. bob, when you look at the urging we have in july 2020 where he s focused on the