the house judiciary committee emma jordan sending subpoenas to everybody about everything there, evenonal things with daily prosecutors alone like being in the middle of the prosecution with respect to hunter biden, they are still dragging the prosecutors of their demanding documents interrupting their efforts to move forward. this would have been language that was made public and the politics of it are very obvious. so i am surprised he did it but again i do not think that will matter to the american people moving forward at this point. >> we have seen so many hearings now that we know how the process goes. the majority to the opening statement and a minority gets a opening statement and you each ping-pong back and forth given the opening statements. what is going to be the democratic strategy here? what are you going to say when the ping-pong ball gets to you? >> i am last, i am the next two youngest members so usually i wait to see what has been done before and make sure if there is any cleanup issues that need to be addressed. over all we want to make sure it's clear, the point ab

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subsequently, the house judiciary committee in may of 1974 began hearings on whether or not presidenton should be impeached for his involvement in the watergate break in and cover up. they also issued subpoenas to the president, and he declined to comply with those as well. again, citing executive privilege. a couple of months later, the house judiciary committee did vote to adopt three articles of impeachment of the president and just two weeks, less than two weeks later, president nixon facing sure impeachment and conviction in the senate, decided to resign and his resignation letter is also here in the case on the back wall over there. there was a substantial legislative legacy from this investigation. there was a number of the investigation revealed, a number of problems that had been exploited by the nixon administra ation. and there was a number of needs for new legislation, just some of the laws that passed in the aftermath of watergate include the privacy act of 1974, the freedom of information act of 1978, and the foreign intelligence surveillance act, pfizer of 1978 as well.

subsequently, the house judiciary committee in may of 1974 began hearings on whether or not president be impeached for his involvement in the watergate break in and cover up. they also issued subpoenas to the president, and he declined to comply with those as well. again, citing executive privilege. a couple of months later, the house judiciary committee did vote to adopt three articles of impeachment of the president and just two weeks, less than two weeks later, president nixon facing sure impeachment and conviction in the senate, decided to resign and his resignation letter is also here in the c■qase on the back wall over there. there was a substantial legislative legacy from this investigation. there was a number of the investigation revealed, a number of problems that had been exploited by the nixon administra ation. and there was a number of needs for new legislation, just some of the laws that passed in the aftermath of watergate include the privacy act of 1974, the freedom of information act of 1978, and the foreign intelligence surveillance act, pfizer of 1978 as well. so the

subsequently, the house judiciary committee in may of 1974 began hearings on whether or not president nixon should be impeached for his involvement in the watergate break in and cover up. they also issued subpoenas to the president, and he declined to comply with those as well. again, citing executive privilege. a couple of months later, the house judiciary committee did vote to adopt three articles of impeachment of the president and just two weeks, less than two weeks later, president nixon facing sure impeachment and conviction in the senate, decided to resign and his resignation letter is also here in the case on the back wall over there. there was a substantial legislative legacy from this investigation. there was a number of the investigation revealed, a number of problems that had been exploited by the nixon administra ation. and there was a number of needs for new legislation, just some of the laws that passed in the aftermath of watergate include the privacy act of 1974, the freedom of information act of 1978, and the foreign intelligence surveillance act, pfizer of 1978 as w

. >> ohio republican congressman jim jordan is chairman of the house judiciary committee. >> so, how a problem is mis- and disinformation on the web? >> i think there's some, but our concern is the bigger problem of the attack on first amendment liberties. >> congressman jordan's judiciary committee produced a report that concluded there's a censorship industrial complex where the federal government and tech companies colluded with academic researchers to disproportionately silence conservatives, which kate starbird vigorously denies. but congressman jordan says her group unfairly flagged posts, like this tweet from newt gingrich. pennsylvania democrats are methodically changing the rules so they can steal the election. >> what i care about is the ability to speak and to speak in a political fashion and not have the government come after you for doing so. >> reporter: he complains that government officials put pressure on social media companies directly. >> and a great example, 36 hours into the biden administration, the biden white house sends a email to twitter and says, we think y

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judiciary committee. hur investigated president's president biden's handling of classified documents, no charges were filed however, political damage was done. the report called into question biden's memory giving fuel to republican arguments the biden doesn't have the mental acuity to be president joining me now is democratic congresswoman madeleine dean of pennsylvania, congresswoman, wonderful to see you. thank you so much for being here. >> good to be with you. >> what do you expect today from the special counsel and how do you view this in terms of his decision to put this claim into the the about the president's fitness? >> well, actually, i discount that because the report really is a detailed declination. his decision not to prosecute the president for any wrongdoing in connection with classified documents. that's the takeaway. the gratuitous throwing in of his sympathetic older man with the poor memory. it was completely gratuitous. what i do think we have to focus on and i'm not going to focus o

watch the judiciary committee hearing live on c-span 3. c-span d online at c-span.org. >> housing and urban development secraryx marsha fudge will leave her role according to the white house march 22. in a statement she announced h retirement and thanked president biden for opptuty to serve. president biden released a statement reading in pt, on day one she got to work rebuilding the department of housing and urban development and ov t past three years has been strong voice for expanding efforts in generational wealth through homeownehiand lowering cost and promoting fairness for america's renters. secretary fudge was the second black woman to lead h.u.d. n the congress is in session we look at the week ahead. to do that this week we're joined by jack, on government funding first, president biden signed that bill on saturday and voided a partial government shutdown. but it only affected half a dozen agencies and there is another government shutdown coming up march 22. the latest on those negotiations and is that going to be harder to pass

larry: yes, sir, jim jordan, chairman of house judiciary committee thank you, sir. >> you bet. larry: take care. >> folks, when is tiktok going to be sold from chinese ccp ? we have senator kevin cramer who will tell us, and you can catch kudlow, monday through friday, 4p.m. here on fox business, if you can't catch us at 4, text your favorite 9-year-old, she will show you how to tvr the show, you will never miss a thing, including (fisher investments) at fisher investments we may look like other money managers, but we're different. (other money manager) you can't be that different. (fisher investments) we are. we have a team of specialists not only in investing, but also also in financial and estate planning and more. (other money manager) your clients rely on you for all that? (fisher investments) yes. and as a fiduciary, we always put their interests first. (other money manager) but you still sell commission -based products, right? (fisher investments) no. we have a simple management fee structured so we do better when our clients do better. (other money manager) huh, we're m

goinc this morning of the robert hur testimony yesterday in front of the house committee, judiciary committeeet's look at democrat adam ■ño> i could have written my report theoretically in a way that omitted references to the presence memory but that would have been an incomplete and improper report. >> that was not my question. you could have written your report with comments about his recollection as to documents or a set of documents, but you chose a general pejorative reference to president. you understood when you made decision, didn't you, that you would ignite a political firestorm with that language, didn't you? >> politics played no part whatsoevn you understood nevers -- you cannot tell me you are so naÏve as to think your words would not have created a political firestorm. you understood that, didn't you when you wrote those words and you decided to include those words and goreferences to documu understood they would be manipulated by my colleagues her

the house judiciary committee said that it confused everybody there.hings with prosecutors alone being in the middle of the prosecution with hunter biden, they are interrupting the efforts to move forward with the prosecution. this would have been made public and the politics of it are a little obvious. again, i don't think that is going to matter for people moving forward at this point. >> we have seen so many hearings at this point that we know how the process goes. they do the opening statement and then the ranking member gets to do the opening statement and then it will ping- pong back and forth going and giving your opening statement. what is the democratic strategy here? what will you say when the ping- pong ball for opening statements gets to you? >> i will laugh. i am the second to youngest member. i will see what is done before to see if there any cleanup issues to address. we want to make sure it is clear about the statements made in the report. the contrast between president biden who we have found has not committed any criminal misconduct w

larry: yes, sir, jim jordan, chairman of house judiciary committee thank you, sir. >> you bet.arry: take care. >> folks, when is tiktok going to be sold from chinese ccp ? we have senator kevin cramer who will tell us, and you can catch kudlow, monday through friday, 4p.m. here on fox business, if you can't catch us at 4, text your favorite 9-year-old, she will show you how to tvr the show, you will never miss a thing, including protects america againstavel china. plane seats. switch to a king suite. or book a silent retreat. silent retreat! oh! hold up! earn big with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? choose advil liqui-gels for faster, stronger and longer-lasting relief than tylenol rapid release gels because advil targets pain at the source of inflammation. so for faster pain relief, advil the pain away. business. it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day and into the night. it's all the things that keep this world turning. it's the go-tos that keep us going. the places we cheer. trust. hang out. and check in. they all choose the advance

the report from the house judiciary committee and the nice asian subcommittee called the governments of broad and unjustified surveillance of america's banking data through financial institutions. >> they've expanded to reports asking about the certain terms and these groups putting out a list of names of the alliance defending freedom and other groups in saying that they were hate groups, it's really chilling and frightening, code everybody else, were concerned about folks on the left on the political spectrum, their rights are being abused as well. >> reporter: meantime the treasury department's response and it did not address the allegations specifically. they wrote this, it's to safeguard the financial system from illicit use. they are deeply committed to fishtailing this important national security and criminal justice mission. in accordance with the law. you probably remember fox news digital first reported that following the protest of the capital on the 6th of january treasury, along with the fbi initiated multiple discussions with financial institutions. this is a wild story

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i want to say house judiciary committee is responsible for helping to enforce rule of law. unfortunately the actions of this chairman in ignoring bipartisan congressional subpoena damaged ability of this committee to get information from witnesses and damaged the rule of law. mr. hur, thank you for being here today. thank you for sharing your compelling immigrant story that highlights how america is a nation of immigrants. i will ask you a series of yes and no questions, not trick questions, simply designed to highlight what you found in your report, which there are material distinctions between president biden's case and mr. trump's case. here is my first question. in your investigation, did you find president biden directed his lawyer to lie to the fbi? >> we identified no such evidence. >> did you find president biden directed his lawyer to destroy classified documents? >> no. >> did you find president biden directed his personal assistant to move boxes and hide from the fbi? >> no. >> did you find president trump directed personal assistant to delete footage after fbi a

who is now leading the house judiciary committee said that they were going to use these investigations in order to shore up 2024 and help president donald trump. what the congressional integrity project did wasak at what these leaders of these investigations are doing and that they are held accountable for telling the truth. that was a part of the january 6 select committee. i feel really strongly about investigations going on in congress to really serve to do a happening in washington.hed a we had a few doubts about what republicans were going to do because of what they said. that is what the congressional integrity project has been focusing on for the past 14 months now. host: let's start with the impeachment of secretary mayorkas, article one charging him with willful and systemic refusal to comply with the law. article to charges him with breach of public tru. why is organization against that impeachment? guest: it's been very clear from folk from both sides of the redit and republican that the impeachment of sec. mayorkas is political. that it is not bas ies or misdey evidence. th

in a a statement, the house judiciary committee says this: we received a small production from doj bute need and requested. we are evaluating next steps. for more on this let's bring in attorney mark smith. okay, mark, so the house judiciary committee wanted to build upon their own dive into the alleged memory lapses of president biden in the interview with special counsel hur. what do you make of where this stands, and that committee get what they need in tuesday's hearing? >> yeah. first of all, i think there's a positive here, griff. at the beginning there's no doubt the republicans are going to get initially what they need. they're going to be able to drive home the point using robert hur's testimony that there are two systems of justice in the united states thanks to merrick daughterland and joe biden's department of justice. there's the trump standard and then there's everyone else, specifically joe biden, hunter biden. and the republican, griff, i think are going to be able to use the testimony of robert hur to point out that if you're donald trump, you get indicted for things i

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stuart, the house judiciary committee is investigating this issue.verything that the treasury department is doing is constitutional and legal, and if it should be, if there needs to be laws passed that put restraints on what information the treasury can request from banks on their customers. stuart? >> stuart: good story, hillary, thanks very much. the house is set to vote on a bill that could force the sale of tik-tok. lauren, who wants to buy it? >> well, reports that a 30 year veteran of activision, blizzard, that was just bought by microsoft has pitched his idea to potentially team up with open ai's sam altman, tag team, and make a bid for tik-tok. that would be a gaming executive and ai executive coming together to buy this social media platform. kevin o'leary of shark tank fame says he is interested also. the question is how much? various reports have tik-tok valued at 50, 60 billion dollars -- [inaudible] hundreds of billions of dollars. how much would tik-tok go for? >> stuart: the names you have mentioned can surely raise 50 to 60 billion do

house judiciary committee member, congressman chip roy, or joins me now to talk about this. minutes. what are you going to ask him? if. >> well, we'll wait and see what we do in the hearing. i don't like to preview my question before i get in there -- [laughter] but the important thing here is we've got a sitting special counsel appointed by the biden administration that has brought directly to light and into question the mental competency of the president of the united states to literally be able to stand trial. that is an extraordinary position for a sitting special counsel, a lawyer at the department of justice, to share with the world. and i think that should be front and center in the entirety of the conversation. we're obviously going to want to dive into what he has learned and what we're able to extract with respect to the president's handling of classified information. again, we're talking about documents in a garage next to a corvette as well as other documents that are scattered around to the winds. and so this is highly problem mat you can. the american people de

all right, joining me now house judiciary committee chair mr.im jordan, welcome back to the show, mr. chairman. >> good to be with you, larry, well-said too, well-said. larry: thanks. i want to talk to you about this bloodshed thing, this whole statement. i want to get to the supreme court in a minute. i know it is important to you and important to everybody but on what trump said about bloodshed and so forth they're taking it completely out of context. this is typical of what the liberal media does. >> i was there, larry. as soon as he said it, the left will run with this. they will turn it into something it isn't. the context was clear, talking about trade with china, talking about auto industry are are clear as could be, sure enough they will do it. left has a template. left will till a lie, big media will tell the lie. when we tell the truth they attack us even more. the country is wise so it. the context is clear. flynn who watches gets it. this is how the legacy media and mainstream press and left are going to operate. larry: you were actu

robert hur buffeted from both sides as he testified before the house judiciary committee for several hours. and defending his decision not to prosecute the president, despite finding he willfully retained and disclosed classified materials after his vice presidency, when he was a private citizen. the special counsel also explaining why in his final report, he described the president as an elderly man with a poor memory. democrats accusing hur of a political motivation while both republicans and democrats sought to draw contrast between the bide investigation and the criminal charges former president donald trump currently faces. hur telling the panel in the case of president biden, he did not identify evidence that rose to the level of proof beyond a reasonable doubt. also tonight, transcripts made public of hur's interview with the president are offering new insight into the investigation. our gabe gutierrez has this report. >> reporter: tonight, the firestorm over president biden's handling of classified documents is reigniting >> you exonerated him. >> i did not exonerate -- >> mr

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. >> this resolution reflects the testimonyf the immigration of the house judiciary committee recentlyrom experts and former i.c.e. officials that the president has the fl authority in existing law to secure our borders. he simply refuses to do so. donald trump enforced our laws. he used title 42 to illegal cro. he required asylum claants to remain in mexico or other safe third countries until their s were heard. he enforced court ordered deportations, and it worked. illegal immigration fell to a 46-year low. now, the laws didn't change. the president biden's first day, he ended the remain in mexico policy he ordered i.c.e. to stop enforcing court-ordered deportations andrdered all construction on the border to cease. since that day, this released more than 4.5 million legal aliens in our country and allowed an additional 1.8 ey the border patrol while it was overwhelmed. that is a combined population of illel migrants that entered in this country the size of the state of missouri. the 18th large state with eight congressional districts. i repeat, the laws didn't change, the president

judiciary committee. former special counsel robert hur defended his decision not to charge mister biden for mishandling materials after he left the vice presidency. we have the details from washington. >> on capitol hill former special counsel robert hur defending his decision not to charge president biden over evidence that he willfully retained classified documents, finding that it was not enough to prove the case to jurors who would likely see the president as a quote, sympathetic, well- meaning elderly man with a poor memory. >> my assessment in the report about the relevance of his memory was necessary and accurate, and fair. >> republicans seizing on his description of the president's diminished faculties. >> did you find that the president was senile? >> i did not-- >> while protesting what they consider unequal treatment. former president trump is facing 40 criminal charges for his retention of classified materials. >> joe biden kept classified information, joe biden failed to properly secure clas

house judiciary committee >> jordan of ohio, thank you, sir, for being with us.joining us now, our own pete hegseth and our ownguys charles payne is with us. guys, good to see you guys. st up let'sstaying f late tonight. pete, let's start with you. let's get your overall start len a jacked up joe. >> well, first of all, it wasut jacked up and it gets jacked up. >> that's no good for them. i mean, it wass. sentences that were one word which you couldn't really understand, which is normahich iall for thes >> the coughing constantlyta the yelling and screaming me the whole time. >> not effective at all, but i think it was a substance all. t and jim jordan alluded to it was this the united states was just the state of th e union or ukraine the state of the ukraine, because if you're the first, the top of the speech is the most important is when most people are tuninmportant.g in, o what's joe going to say? >> is he going to be able to do it? and yoe ab mion ukraine for 10 minutes and then you do non sequitur to january 6th. but you alluded to fdr. why is that? becaus

robert hurt is scheduled to testify before the house judiciary committee on his reportn president biden's handling of classified documents. the senate budget committee will hear testimony from the director of office of management and budget on president biden's 2025 proposed budget. watch live on the c-span networksr on c-span now, our free mobile video app. had to c-span.org for scheduling information or to watch live or on-demand any time. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. british prime minister rishi sunak fielded questions from house of commons on a range of issues including the u.k.'s loss for police vetting and sexual violence against women. mr. sunak andr starmer debated these issues on the anniversary of the killing of a woman by a police officer. >> we now come to prime minister's questions. we are joined in the gallery by the>> number one please mr. speaker. >> mr.peaker, this morning i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others. i shall further such meetings later today. >> thank you mr. speaker. the u.k. used to be a world leader but despite the calls from t

here now with reaction is c house judiciary committee chairman, he was leading the proceedings earlier today. jim jordan is with us. sir robert her testified that biden willfully retained classified documents. he further went into detail about how, oh, he i just found more classified documents in the basement. goes gets them and reads them to the ghostwriter. where did that guy have a security clearance? mr. chairman? no, he did not, sean. and you're exactly right. he retained classified documents. he disclosed. classified documents to an individual who did not have a security clearance. but he did have part of the contract for the $8 million to be the ghostwriter for joe biden's book. you know, you always go to motive when there's unlawful activity. what was the motive? and special counsel here was clear the motive was the book. he had strong motivations to ignore. these are the words of the special counsel to ignore the procedures associated with classified documents because he was writing a book for which he got an $8 million advance. so that was the motive. and here's the kicker jo

judiciary committee. now he was there to explain his decision not to seek indictments against president biden for retaining classified by documents after his time as vice president, he came under fire from republicans for that and from democrats for the way he explained his decision, especially his characterization of president biden as a quote, well-meaning elderly man with a poor memory who the former special counsel told the committee that quote, partisan politics had no place whatsoever in my work it was certainly surrounded by it today with members of both sides using their questions at times to score some points. committee chairman jim jordan used his time, for example, does suggest the president was in it for the money hey, it's 231. you said this president biden had strong motivations. that's a key word we're getting a motive now, president biden had strong motivations to ignore the proper procedures for safeguarding the classified information in his notebooks why did he have strong motivations be

judiciary committee on his report on joe biden handling hearings you will be focusing on ?e president's budget proposal is supposed to be sent to congress for the next fiscal year. they are still negotiating the fiscal 2024 bills. host so we get a peek at 2025. guest: yes and the president wish list and his broad vision for the next year. committee will hear from the omb director. that will be partly a big fight over the direction of the deficit because it always is among republicans and democrats on big issues like that following the president's budg proposal. it's also a long series of requests for agencies from what kind of funding they need going into next year. we don't know exactly within the budget yet but there often are specific lessons about why this program that i like upper a cut tomorrow's hearing in the senate budget committee with the budget director for the white house will be an■,ntnehost: anything e watching for this week? guest: we had super tuesday last --. guest: i would like for it to be slower and the next awning deadline is next friday night. we put

hard for him to find a friend in the house judiciary committee this morning.o remind you, robert hur, a republican, was assigned by donald -- by the department of justice to investigate why joe biden kept some classified documents after leaving the job of vice president. key points the investigation found, biden did keep classified documents. we don't know if that was by accident or intention. but we also know he realized he at some point had classified documents because he's on tape mentioning it to his ghostwriter. but prosecutor robert hur in his report said the evidence did not rise to the court's standard of beyond a reasonable doubt. compounding that, hur thought if biden were put on trial the prosecution would lose because the jury would find biden to be a kindly, well-meaning elderly man with memory problems. so when that report came out with those words, democrats were furious about the description. republicans were disappointed biden wasn't prosecuted. so a lot of this morning's questioning was republicans trying to parse the report that doesn't char

robert hur buffeted from both sides as he testified before the house judiciary committee for several hours. and defending his decision not to prosecute the president, despite finding he willfully retained and disclosed classified materials after his vice presidency when he was a private citizen. the special counsel also explaining why in his final report, he described the president as an elderly man with a poor memory. democrats accusing hur of a political motivation. what both republicans and democrats sought to draw contrast between the biden investigation and the criminal charges former president donald trump currently faces. hur telling the panel in the case of president biden, he did not identify evidence that rose to the level of proof beyond a reasonable doubt. >>> also tonight, transcripts made public of hur's interview with the president are offering new insight into the investigation. our gabe gutierrez has this report. >> reporter: tonight, the firestorm over president biden's handling of classified documents is re-igniting. >> you exonerated him. >> i did not con on the e

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judiciary committee on his report on joe biden handling classified documents and other hearings you will be focusing on ? guest: the president's budget proposal is supposed to be sent to congress for the next fiscal year. they are still negotiating the fiscal 2024 bills. host: so we get a peek at 2025. guest: yes and the president wish list and his broad vision for the next year. tomorrow, the senate budget committee will hear from the omb director. that will be partly a big fight over the direction of the deficit because it always is among republicans and democrats on big issues like that following the president's budget proposal. it's also a long series of requests for agencies from what kind of funding they need going into next year. we don't know exactly within the budget yet but there often are specific lessons about why this program that i like upper a cut or why isn't there more or less for this. tomorrow's hearing in the senate budget committee with the budget director for the white house will be an interesting one to watch. host: anything else you are watching for this week

the house judiciary committee subpoenaing alejandro mayorkas for documents on the texas migrant surgeazor wire fight. running years troy nels of the house transportation and judiciary committee, and former texas sheriff. thanks for being here this morning. you sent a second letter to mayorkas demanding information about the venezuelan prisoners entering the united states. this is a subject i'm very concerned with because i know that there is a gang from venezuela right now running around new york stealing people's purposes and attacking people. tell me what you want to know about these prisoners from venezuela. >> i sent the letter in september 2022 to secretary mayorkas expressing concerns about the reports we've heard from border patrol that venezuela was sending in rapists, murderers, emptying their jails, their prisons and sending their bad breaks. or member what trump said along, they are not going to send us their best, they are going to sanders their worst and he is right again. we've seen an increase in venezuelans entering the southern border and with the parole provisions we

judiciary committee today, taking fire really from both sides of the aisle, as he explained his decision not to prosecute president biden over his handling of classified documents while he was out of office. >> first, this pivotal primary night for that, let's go straight to cnn it's david david chalian. so where does trump stand in the delegate count? and when do we expect them to secure the nomination? >> he's so close. anderson he needs 1,215 delegates. he's he there in the upper right-hand corner to win the nomination, donald trump is currently at 1,184 delegates. this is after he won hello gets in georgia in mississippi already this evening, it puts him 31 delegates away from the nomination. take a look. if you look at it by percentage anderson, donald trump has won 92% of the delegates awarded so far in this republican contest, you see nikki haley, there has only 17 the 0.1%. it sort of begs the question whether this nomination was winnable for anybody not named donald trump all this time and take a look at what donald trump needs in order to win the nomination, he only needs 2.7%

judiciary committee.president biden's handling of classified documents. a committee aide tells nbc news that republicans top priority will be to highlight hur's description of president biden as a, quote, sympathetic, well meaning, elderly man with a poor memory. and his references to biden's diminished faculties. >> yeah. that's not great for the state of the union. >> jackie, give us a preview. >> we are going to hear from robert hur on capitol hill, whom democrats and republicans both have some issues with, although very different issues. but we should start this conversation with the fact that robert hur ultimately concluded that there were no criminal charges warranted in president biden's, you know, classified documents case. that essentially he found that biden willfully retained some sensitive information, but it was not enough to establish biden's guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. but the big issue that republicans have had with robert hur's report which was essentially a memo where hur felt like

judiciary committee robot. her defended remarks, he made an earlier report saying that the bible could be seen as a well meaning elderly man with a pole memory. what i wrote is what i believe the evidence shows, and what i expect jurors would perceive and believe. i did not sanitize my explanation, nor did i disparage the president unfairly. i explained to the attorney general my decision and the reasons for it. that's what i was required to do. let's go 70 particular haney's in washington dc in the following events. this has been gay old for nearly an hour, and now patsy. mister harris said he's standing his ground despite the sort of relentless criticism from the republican members of the committee. he really is. it is been pretty fierce. it's actually been over the last 2 hours. i think it's expected to go another hour and a half. basically, the bottom line is robert her has made absolutely no one happy. the democrats, as you mentioned that comment that he said a jury would find president joe biden, a sympat

judiciary committee robot. her defended remarks. he made an earlier report saying that binding could be seen as a well meaning. elderly man with a pool memory, what i wrote is what i believe the evidence shows, and what i expect jurors would perceive and believe. i did not sanitized my explanation. nor did i disparage the president unfairly. i explained to the attorney general, my decision and the reasons for it. that's what i was required to do. i think i'll hate it. has this update from washington? it's a 100 percent, a preview of what we're going to see in the general election. basically, democrats, or say, look at trump, he's not fit republicans, a look at by these not fit either. so robert, hers here testify has been looking into biden, to present the job. i'm handling of classified documents. and you did say this report does not exonerate the president, but he did say that he wasn't able to find enough evidence of mishandling of classified documents. that wouldn't be able to be proven beyond a reasonable

judiciary committee. robert, her defensive remarks he made in an earlier report saying the bite and could be seen as a quote, well meaning elderly man with a poor memory. what i wrote is what i believe the evidence shows and what i expect yours would perceive and believe. i did not sanitized my explanation, nor did i disparage the president unfairly. i explained to the attorney general my decision and the reasons for it. that's what i was required to do. public opinion has this updates from washington, dc. it's a 100 percent, a preview of what we're going to see in the general election, basically, democrats, or say, look at trump, he's not fit republicans and look at find these not fit either. so robert, hers here testify has been looking into binding to president joe by the handling of classified documents. and you did say this report does not exonerate the president, but he did say that he wasn't able to find enough evidence of mishandling of classified documents. that wouldn't be able to be proven beyo

. >> not a good day on the house judiciary committee. >> this is another attempt to weaponize the house to hurt joe biden and it did not stick. >> carley: we'll see what joe concha makes of that, claudia tenney and jack brewer will tell us what they think next. hillsdale was founded in 1844 we're passing on a cultural heritage, the culture of the west when the federal government started giving money to colleges, we didn't take it. that independence has allowed us to stay with our mission that we established 175 years ago. because we don't accept federal money, we are free to concentrate on the mission of the college we care about freedom and that affiliates us with the free institutions of america. (vo) if you have graves' disease... ...and itchy eyes, the truth may be even more uncomfortable. people with graves' could also get thyroid eye disease, or t-e-d, which may need a different doctor. find a t-e-d eye specialist at isitted.com. business. it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day and into the night. it's all the things that keep this world turning. the go-tos that keep us

judiciary committee. probably the who defended remarks he made an earlier report saying that 5 and could be seen as a well meeting. elderly man with a pull memory. what i wrote is what i believe the evidence shows and what i expect jurors would perceive and believe. i did not sanitized my explanation, nor did i disparage the president unfairly. i explained to the attorney general my decision and the reasons for it. that's what i was required to do. let's go say if it's a positive go, hey, and here's the thing. events for us in washington, dc, it high policy. i mean, how does this hearing play into sort of the debates and the conversations we're having as we headed to a sort of a presidential election in november. this is 100 percent. turn out to be a hearing about the upcoming presidential election were just on the costs of both donald trump getting the republican nomination and joe biden, getting the democratic nomination should point out the fuel get polls. it's pretty much the contests that very, very