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. >> i want to be clear about this , no one in america has been denied their right to vote grea if you are a legal citizen of this country than you have the right to vote. joe biden may be denied, but nobody in this country is denie great it's a red hearing great inflation and crime are the issues they are trying to distract from. >> leo, clay gave me a lift go brandon t-shirt, he sent it to my house, i wear it when i work out. i don't have a leo to point a hat to work out in? >> i am personally delivering a hat to sean hannity. >> when? >> i am personally delivering it . here is some advice, don't hold your breath because he's been promising to get me this for a year. >> sean: as the crises mount, the president is nowhere to be found. even jen psaki couldn't defend him. that his next. hi, i'm steve and i live in austin, texas. i work as a personal assistant to the owner of a large manufacturing firm. i've got anywhere from 10 to 50 projects going at any given time. i absolutely have to be sharp. let me tell ya, i was struggling with my memory. it was going downhill. my friend recommen

and we had one of t caegie liaries, those grea old institutions. and i went there d i was able to get books and i was able to get records. you could take all old 78 records. that's how i listened to my first operas afteristening to the saturday afternoon opera on... of the met. so yeah, the library was t... secondnly to my school which wa also wderf. i had dominican nuns who encouraged me in every possibly way and said "you should b a writer." even at a very early age. so i saluted and said "okay." >> rose: so if i was writing about you, sort a paragraph that would be the beginning... obituary let's say. i would say garry willsrite. >> teacher. >> rose: teacher. catholic. >> definitely. >> rose: what else? >> css ct. ros css cyst. meaning that you drew strength and principles from... >> i studied ancient greek an latin and taught it and think that that had a lot to do with my tastes my sense of rm and straint. >> ros eveto theoint of recommending that it's a great idea to learn greek as a second language. >> oh, absutel sure. it'she gates intellect

is success for everybody, freedom for everybody , we understand that a great nation is made up of grea people doing great things. ordinary people accomplishing extraordinary things. we don't look at the american population with content and division. we don't look at the people and take out the number of blacks, whites, and women. we see human beings and potential strata liberals look at a group of people and they see incompetence, people who can't overcome the obstacles, and i think we talked about thi last time. they redefined and modernized era of reagan is over, no, no, no, freedom will never go out o style and that's the foundation of conservativism. >> 31 year spread. >> 31 years, it's flat out amazing, time has it's like everything, time has raised by on certain things and other day it's just been slow, but man am i blessed. we all are, it's such a great opportunity to have to be able to talk about these things that really matter to the future of the country with so many millions of people, it's really been an honor, and its ongoing. there is still nothing i do, that i get more e

i wouldn't have people lik marjorie taylor greene on my show even though we'll get a grea clip singleon't even believe half the stuff they say the book is all about good faith arguments -- debate gets a bad rap. because that faith acts have ruined it for the other -- going back to age increase as do in the book, it's alway been the way you reach the truth, if you're engaged wit truthful people. i want to be that marjorie taylor greene's, or the tucker carlson's of the world say one thing in public, and another thing in private joe do bad faith walk away from that. but with everybody else, mak the argument, put in the hal or even with your mad uncle at the thanksgiving table try and get across the board what you want to get across. and of course, in presidential politics in american politics, we need to have these argument are as democracy can't survive >> i'm glad you're doing wha you're doing on the 20th anniversary of iraq. something i struggle with ho to think about - formative for me because of th age i am because of the time when i entered into journalism. there's two arguments i

. >> have a grea >> at up to forty feet long and weighing several tons, they are one of the most spectacular sights in the sea. >> there are 28,000 species of fish. about four hundred of them we call sharks. and the largest of those is the whale shark, it's the largest of all fish. an average whale shark is twice the size of the largest great white shark. so you're really talking about an animal that is a leap andç bound bigger than it's next biggest relative. whale sharks are found everywhere in the tropical oceans. so you find them in the pacific ocean, the indian ocean, and the atlantic ocean. anywhere where it's warm enough, which pretty much means anywhere where it's over about 72 degrees fahrenheit. >> while they may be the largest fish in the sea, the animals are gentle giants. >> these are sharks that feed by filtering tiny food items out of the ocean, rather than having

i don't think that is a grea in fact, i think the president's plan is not a great idea. >> brennan: wellwhat would it take you -- how long would it take you to get that up and running? what would happen to the unemployed people in your state who just saw $600 a week disappear? >> we're continuing to provide them the state unemployment compensation, which is $400, $450 . we're talking about the extra $600 that the federal government put on until we got our economy going. our economy in connecticut is going much better than other places, but there are still tens of thousands who can't get employed, in bars and restaurants. there has to be some sort of a cushion. >> brennan: connecticut has been hit hard, and i tropical storm.du tthi has covid slowed down the response to this storm? when are the lights going back on? >> governor: i'd say we were hit hard by the tropical storm. and we lost almost half our power across the state. and then you realize that means water treatment centers in nursing homes and a whole variety of real emergencies that have to be put out. in the meantime, we're brin

grea performance. >> we're missing the most one. chris: comeback of the year. >> obviouslyersonified, bill clton. >> yeah. >>hen he came into the -- i spent a lot of time into the press room tse ds. fortunately i wasn't there when he came back. bill clton walks in andasy as pie for the next hf hour explain what's real lifen shington, in pitics is all about. chris: which is? >> take the deal. >> otherwise you go down the drain. ta the deal. the gestures, whole thing. so happy. >> you can never gorong with bill clinton. joing howard, why not. chris: we'll be right back wi our big question thi week, who had the very best year of everybod you y hav heard his name alady. be right back. chris: welcome back to our annu award show. who had the very best 2016 c13 chris: welcome back to our annual award show. who had the ve best 10? we have four nominees o our own but you may have had others. our four, tea party movement itself, changed wal the flip side, replican leadership in theongress like mitch mcconll and john boemiter. big year for the

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grea s t job, sir.ou >> thank you. appreciate you being with us. all right. with more now is author of the bestseller get trump, harvard law professor alan dershowitz, along with the author of another bestseller, the trial of the century foxthor o legal analyst gregg jarrett. there's a lot to sink your teeth into here you. >> i'll just let you take whatever side you want, but it's time for this fbi f director and this organizationd to be altered. >> they need a cleaning up from the top to bottom bottom to top. and the same thing with the doj. it's been weaponized, politicize as been d, and this is nott equal justice or application. >> clearly, i'm in the wrong profession. i drive a 74 volkswagen.e '874 v >> greg, i'll help you out with that. >> you can do better. you ease or vet z06, but get the zero seven package just numbers and letters to me here. look, this makes a mockery ofocy our system of justice unequal. >> equal justice under the law. it has bee n blown to shreds here. >> i agree with you. merrick garland. i thinth you.merrick, to congre. he should

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t jo>> tball, grea yesterday. it that's why alan dershowitz sayss you were one of the best debater students he's ever had in his harvard law class. buer had it in all seriousness o they have done everything evty can do to obstrucne james comey's investigation into the biden family. familythis is a this is a witned that the fbi paid hundreds of thousands of dollars to in the past for intel. they'v e had this now for years. why have they sat on it? >> well, i believe because they're covering up. look , the fbi at that hearing dir yesterday, that deputy director i askedectoi aske dired they have did the 1023 allege ag that biden had received a personal bribe of $5 million? he refused to answer. i asked him, well, will the fbdh give the 1023 to the senate judiciary committee? he refusediciary to answer. i asked him, is it accurate that there are 17 voice recording of this burisma official 15 talking to hunter biden. two talking to joe biden. he refusedo he. answer i asked him, does the fbi have those 17 voiceto a reco

>> yes, so justices ar required to disclose gifts ove $415 to the public >> i feel like, i'm not greae exceptions to that rule. the exception is that thomas seems to be alluding to in his defense, and also the expert have latched onto, seemingly what might justify the disclosure, his failure to disclose that something called the personal hospitality it is extremely technical -- it's actually not that technical. >> someone has you over to their house -- >> so if you go over t someone's house for dinner, an they serve you food, you don't have to report it. and what it actually says it's food, lodging, and entertainment don't have to be disclosed. if they are at someone's house or private property that the own. after thomas released statement today, we went t seven ethics law experts including former congressional ethics lawyers from the whit house ethics lawyers, from bot parties. they all said that things like this particular private je trip needs to be disclosed tom assisting but that is no the case, they say that he i wrong. >> a private jet trip is not - i mean, the anorak thing may

tonight, signs the white house may be looking fng to be a grea year. complicated, but great. >> okay, a complicated year ahead. tara palmeri joins us now from the white house. and tara, the president meeting tomorrow with democratic leade s s but they've made it very clear they will not fund his border wall? >> reporter: the democrats gain even more leverage in the fight. the president's advisers are pushing him to offer them incentives like a solution for dreamers, those undocumented immigrants who came to the country illegally as children. tom? >> tara palmeri for us tonight. tara, thank you. >>> overseas now, where a 48-year-old american and former marine is in custody in russia, accused of being a spy. his family says he's innocent, and that he was there to attend a wedding, and now the state department is involved. abc's james longman with the e the tails coming in. >> reporter: tonight, the family of paul whelan, a former marine, speaking out. >> reporter: his brother says he was in russia last week for a wedding and had toured moscow with friend

but wee grea don't. and now we have chaos all over the globe. but fearwe not joe will be giviv a prime time address tomorrow at 8 p.m. eastern. pri can hardly wait.ow a well, somebody wake him up for that little coffee. maybe. maybe even to adderall. i don't know. joining now with the very latest on the ground in jerusalem, he's the co-anchound inr of. america reports. it's now 4:14 a.m.. "americhis time. our friend john roberts has really been doing some great work there. john thank you for being withth. us. >> what's the latest there, guys? good to se [applaue you. thd hello to the folks from new york joining you there in the studio. e bionthe big question here i in jerusalem and across israel is what comes next. it was widely believed that a ground operation would have beguit was bn by now. but with president biden visiting yesterday and rishi sunak, the prime minister of britain, visiting today, it's not likely that anythin gng is going to happen at least before friday. and then you get intppen befo sy and the holiday. but there's also a sen

running the fbi, remember pew takes is in tatters, worse in his tore built fear not bring it back to grea greatness. fbi in tatters? >> no. i think comey needs to answer questions as his time as director. he made some decisions that were really very, very wrong. i would just say this, there is ongoing criminal investigation, comey may be part of it. he tweeted comment ongoing criminal investigations at your own peril. >> you were a former prosecutor, along those lines, the president has said he knew that clinton lied to the fbi yesterday he has called the invest situation a witch hunt because it was a witch hunt he fired james comey how do you know he lied to the fbi then fired the fbi director for investigating? >> what flynn lied about, i don't think it's wrong for transition person. i think the logan act is worth the paper it's on. i'm not worried about what happened after the election in terms of trying to communicate with the russians about the israeli resolution or about sanctions. it comes down to the following to me, was there any effort by the trump campaign to coordinate with ru

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