david bossie, and the intercept's founding editor, glenn greenwald, who's taking a wrecking ball to cnn, msnbcother media for what he calls resistance journalism against trump instead of just reporting the facts. republicans now say the media got played by the obama administration and the fbi with predetermined leaks in the trump russia probe a and the flynn probe. we've got that and much more. this is happening, senate judiciary moving in its probe, firing off document requests about obama officials demanding the nsa unmask the trump team including president trump, his children, donald, ivanka jared jared kushner and more. and wed have this, house republicans now driving ahead. they want to talk directly to one of the fbi agents who interviewed michael flynn. also this: that curious e-mail from susan rice saying the obama administration and president obama did things, quote, by the book is now declassified. we're going to talk about that and how anything, it was basically done, far from being done by the book. also michael flynn's attorney files a motion to boot, to get rid of the judge on th

msnbc had exclusive friday morning, friday night, two different prime time shows and didn't make mention, including rachel maddow and cnnd about the biden allegations, they were focusing on the coronavirus and one msnbc host who did cover chris hayes, we have to grapple with this even though it's somebody on our side, he got hit with #on twitter fire chris hays for doing his job. >> you know what, howie, it's terrible, he was doing his job, a journalist is technically is supposed to report the facts and let the viewers decide, let the general public decide. that's what i was decided in broadcast journalism 101, journalism 101 of any kind o. it shows how divisive our nation but vitriol both left and right and that's just wrong. i would high-five kat on what she said, i'm a woman first. i believe some of clinton accusers, i certainly believed donald trump accusers and al frank's accusers, if he didn't do it, he would get -- >> howie: if we weren't practices social distancing you could high-five kat. [laughter] howie: she appeared to plan on fox news this weekend and dropped the plans after online harassment and death thre

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however it's very unfortunate that the protesters that are showing up that are being displayed in the cnn msnbc that are showing up to these rallies with weapons, totally, totally disgustedat . whether you're a phone supporter or not. that really sends out a message of a violence instead of having to figure this thing out of really the virulence of this pandemic. that's going on n. what i've been hearing a lot from the bureaucrats is that we are looking into this and looking into that. the what i'm afraid of and what i've been tracking is that the country itself is being taken over by the technocracy anymore. it's no longer a democracy and as far as ms. cameron, that just explained that we will no longer be shaking hands and we're going to be going by the way ofindia . in other countries, i think it's absolutely appalling that someone should suggest that. coming up on 60 years old and i've fought into wars. and i'll be damned if i will be changing my life of a virus that's going to have to be changing gpeople live and people die and that's just a fact of life. and people will have to learn to a

his accusers ended up on the cover of magazines, whole profiles done on cnn, msnbc, "60 minutes," sameugh's accuser. don't have that with tara reade. your word on president's accusers. >> anybody that accuse as republican gets full media attention. you're allowed to do any type of interview. there is no vetting. we saw that with brett kavanaugh, with a woman who accused him of gang rape who has been referred for criminal prosecution. it is a total double standard as to how joe biden has been treated with the gloves-off approach, don't ask him anything, let's not investigate. let's believe joe because he is joe. this is not what our country is about. >> ronna mcdaniel thanks for joining us. >> thank you. elizabeth: coming up we're staying on the story. remember before all of this news broke that joe biden said on the record, women should be believed. we've got the sound and the tape and plenty more. independent women's forum senior policy analyst kelsey bolar joins us next. stay right thanks for sharing your diy haircuts. thanks for sharing your savage moves, and especially your awkward

trump administration wasn't telling the truth about the pandemic and we are facing tough times, cnn, msnbced a couple of hours of testimony, fox only a few minutes. how much has that broken through and not broken through and the president calls him a disgruntled employee? leslie: i think it's a pattern of behavior for the president. if somebody let's go, he didn't know them, he didn't do much, don't listen to him and especially if they say anything negative or contrary that he says, that's a pattern of behavior. i think it's hard for anybody in the position to say i dropped the ball or redropped the ball especially if you're the president because you're the captain of the ship and if it's sinking, it is your responsibility. howie: let me leave the ship for a minute. ahead mick huckabee joins us with the president battling the prez. when we come back we will look at the coverage of donald trump's accusations against barack obama. when you shop for your home at wayfair you get way more than free shipping. you get thousands of items you need to your door fast the way it works best for you. ev

matters because democrat leaders take their cue from what they see on their favorite news outlet cnn, msnbciation society. >> thank you for your reporting on the story. you've done a tremendous service to us all. [inaudible] >> thank you, thank you so much. you're so marvelous. this misinformation, this fear is not just empty words, and has a real world impact. the human cost of the shutdown pushed by the shutdown fanatics on tv. if you want to open up you want people to die they say. >> he's a fan of money first, mortality second. >> people are dying. >> the president is now listening to voices on the right that say what's a million seniors when you're thinking about the whole economy. >> it's a grotesque and gratuitous insult. just focus on the facts. it's not just coronavirus that kills. the shutdown costs lives two. two senior cadets at the air force academy committed suicide within days of being quarantined. other cancer surgery and liver surgery has been called off. in april 1 million healthcare jobs disappeared. the fear struck by the establishment media according to this doctor has

apparently 30 million jobs gone, 80,000 people dead aren't enough, and cnn, msnbc, this tragic pandemic to n america. why are they doing this? what is the gain? we will tell you after the break. ♪ itching for a treat. itching for an outing... or itching for some cuddle time. but you may not know when he's itching for help... licking for help... or rubbing for help. if your dog does these frequently. they may be signs of an allergic skin condition that needs treatment. don't wait. talk to your veterinarian and learn more at itchingforhelp.com. some because ourstop. communities need you. which is why we're working to keep you working. and ready to dig in. to help you keep your properties and towns maintained. your farm running. and construction moving. your work is essential. kubota's 1,100 dealers are behind you. together we will get through this. call or email your kubota dealer about 0% financing. no payments for 90 days offer expires 5/31. together we do more. ♪ >> tucker: this pandemic has, as of tonight, killed tens of thousands of americans and more. overall, the single greatest tr

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. >> tucker: apparently 30 million jobs gone, 80,000 people dead aren't enough, at cnn, msnbc, this tragics a chance to fan race hatred in america. why are they doing this? what is the gain? we will tell you after the break. ♪ mericans, it's a scary thought. during this crisis, 1 in 12 seniors and 1 in 7 children don't have access to nutritious food. we can all help. get involved at feedingamerica.org ♪ >> tucker: this pandemic killed tens of thousands of americans and millions more. overall, it's been the single greatest, since the second world war. if there's anything positive to come onto the tragedy it's the renewed a closeness that many americans suddenly feel with one another. you have may have felt it yourself. that's threatening to some of the people in charge and this is an election year remember and they talk most when they're divided against each other. encouraging us to hate our neighbors takes the focus on them their many failures. on friday, one anchor on cnn decided that a real left of the pandemic is that we need more racial division. watch this. >> they hire black populati

abc, nbc, cbs, cnn, msnbc, they would normally die to interview a woman accusing a prominent politicianre, they just won't put her on. they're not interested in her story. the double standard is so sick. if she was accusing a republican, they'd be rushing to put her on. but they are shielding joe biden. this is the breakdown of the media. that's what i'm afraid of, and why this is really not going to have legs. the press won't let it have legs. >> harris: as i hear you talk, i'm just hopeful that that's not right. i'll tell you why, it's never about the woman. right? whether this story is true or it's not true, people say, "well, she has the right to be heard." but you're saying, "if it's politically expedient, she has the right." i think i'm hearing you right on that. "the new york times" maureen dowd wrote this, and it drew some fire, to suggest that every woman who alleges a sexual assault is as credible as the next is absurd. the idea that no woman can be wrong hurts women. democrats always set standards that come back and bite them. they have created a cage of their own making." ar

science and data on msnbc claims you must remain. so no, cnn msnbc are not bringing you science and data, they are peddling panic and reckless moral judgment, and it is having an awful effect on the country. this e illustrates the results come in to a staten island grocery store showing a woman attacked by other customers were not wearing a mask. >> [bleep] you. [bleep] you. [bleep], [bleep]. >> get out! >> [bleep] lose. loser. >> get out. >> tucker: you hate to see americans treating each other like that. but multiply what t you just saw by an entire country, and you get a sense of what the relentless flow of lies has done to people's minds. and now we have science and data on the subject, a new survey from the census bureau found that more than one-third of all americans now showing signs of exide i.d. or depression, or both. and you think the most fearful people would be the ones most at risk. that's people over 80. but just the opposite turns out to be true. younger people are more miserable, the younger, the more miserable. the most misera

their partisan identification and wildly based on where they get their news and, with viewers of cnn msnbc on one side of the spectrum, there is of a fox on the other end of the spectrum, viewers of broadcast networks in between, republicans over here in democrats over here. and i am wondering your thoughts -- you are right, we have been through a crisis before, but are we too polarized at this moment in our history to come up with a truly unified response, or how do we get past that polarization we are seeing play out too often today? sen. romney: our way to polarized? yes. how do we get out of it? i can only look at history, or settings where nations were in real distress. and typically there were two means by which a civilization pulled out of a downward spiral. if a crisis came along that was so severe it really will people up. -- woke people up. but not so severe it killed the civilization or enterprise. the other is where there is a leader of such extraordinary personal skill that this leader thed above the vision, -- division commander and resentment and -- division, anger and resen

they are publishers creating content in the same way cnn does, msnbc, "the new york times" and fox newst unlike any of those, these are immune from lawsuits thanks to section 2:30. that is corrupt. it empowers a handful of tech monopolies to the detriment of everyone else and puts a small group of people in control of all the human information in english and gets our constitutional liberties. so at this point after years of this, congress taking payoffs of these people and ignoring it, now is the time to stop it. if these businesses wants to be treated as a neutral platforms, they must be neutral platforms. otherwise they should get their part of our evening from them immediately. this congressman is pushing to do that and we are grateful for that. thanks so much for coming on. why hasn't this happened already, they are violating the intent of the law. >> big tech buys off congress so that local television stations don't enjoy. if we just wait around, big tech will steal this election from donald trump and the american people. in 2016 we won three rust belt states by a point each and th

adam schiff and officialing including james clapper went on television, including places like cnn and msnbcaying there was quote, significant evidence of trump russia collusion but behind closed doors at house intelligence these former obama officials said we didn't have any evidence of that including james clapper. i would like your reaction to these sound bites sir, after this. watch. >> what a case officer of vladmir putin is. he knows how to handle an asset and that is what he is doing with the president. >> the russians offered help. the campaign accepted help. the russians gave help. and the president made full use of that help. and that is pretty damning. >> it is reasonable to ask if he could be working on behalf of russian interests and not u.s.'s? >> it is a reasonable question. there is clear evidence on the issue of collusion. >> have democrats found any evidence of collusion? >> yes, we have. you can see evidence in plain sight on the issue of collusion. elizabeth: so you see that. the american people have seen that for two years. senator, there is still the belief out there th

cnn is not a free press. msnbc is not a free press, "the new york times" is not a free press. "washington post" is not a free press. this is a press that isn't pushing the theological agenda, it isn't in the back pocket of one party or another party. it isn't pushing social activism whether it's climate change future on the tv today most of the trials they are browbeating you in their propaganda and left-wing agenda to. but the left-wing agenda isn't freedom of the press. press. freedom of the press is occurring outside of those typ types. it's with newspapers over the roadroad, they are the pamphlet. the difference between the modern media today and the patriot media that helped found this country to demand with the printing presses and newspapers they were trying to transform the government. they wanted a representative government. today the press is trying to transform us, not the government, but the civil society and the individual. that's diametrically opposed to what the press is supposed to be. when is the last time i've said this on the radio the last time there was a

have these people go under oath, clapper, call me, mccabe and say one thing and then go out to cnn and msnbctradict themselves because there was no penalty for perju perjury. >> tucker: those networks are paying these people as "contributors." they literally work there a lot of them. >> they were working there to help their own case while they were under suspicion, they were going out and testifying when in danger to perjury to one thing and then sing another when they were underpaid and satisfied an audience and get ratings. one final thing, tucker come i think the problem is that share enormity and iconic representation of the administration could be so culpable. what do you do when cia, fbi, dia announces they are culpable and done something we've never seen in our lifetime? it is almost unbearable truth that we cannot even fathom. the extent of the magnitude is so great and barack obama lorded over this entire thing is just incomprehensible. it staggers the imagination. >> tucker: it does. it must be fixed because there is no governing a country under this system. because democracy is me

it is very clear from the way there even having the conversations on cnn and msnbc now that the corporationsnd theovernment t are willing to sacrifice tetens of thousands of us, as one of them said, there's something more importrtant ally. i think that was the most absurd statement i have ever heard. we have to put people b before profit.. amy: thank for being with us, kali akuno, co-founder and co-director of cooperation jackson, which issued "a call to action: : towards a general stre to end the covid-19 crisis and create a new world" that launches today with a people's stririke on this may day. when we come back from break, we're briringing you a democracy now! radio/televisision broadcat exclusive. an interviview with a woman who was a friend of tara reade's in the 1990's who talk about corroboratating her telling her about her allocation at thatt time that then senator joe biden sexually assaulted her. as we do this broadcast, presidential candidate joe biden is on msnbc addressing the allegations of tara reade f for ththe first time. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: oscar chavevez di

now you have cnn, msnbc, the democrat party and these women's . oups -- it's hypocrisy they don't -- host: are you inclined to believe tara reade? caller: when i heard the phone call from the show -- i believe it was larry king. it gave her credibility. host: how did the phone call give credibility in your mind? caller: if it's really her mother's voice and that's a recording, proper recording, in the sense that something happened at the time to the point where her mother was activated enough to make the phone call. she's not going to call you for -- like i did. it's a real phone call, the activity that something did go on. the paperwork is there. but what i want to say is when it came to everybody else other than joe biden, they didn't care about a phone call, didn't care about paperwork. they said the woman mentions something, that man is supposed to go to jail, lose his career. how many men -- off forll finish us this friday the first day of may. the statements made by joe biden on cnbc. i will tell you about our washington journal primetime pr

who, i keep waiting for the story in "the washington post" or "the new york times," maybe cnn or perhaps msnbceadership to have prevented so many millions of deaths that could have occurred had not president trump taken the actions he has. kt, thanks for being with us. we appreciate it. always great to see you. we'll be right back with much more. please stay with us. ♪ you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from anyone else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase sensimist. nothing stronger. nothing gentler. nothing lasts longer. flonase sensimist. 24 hour non-drowsy allergy relief it's a great escape. so many great stories from amazing people... it makes me want to be better. it changes your perspective. it makes you a different person. see what listening to audible can do for you. yothat's why kubota'sl. 1,100 dealers are working to keep you working. call or email your kubota dealer about 0% financing. no payments for 90 days offer expires 5/31. together we do more. ♪ lou: secretary of state mike pompeo, our guest this evening. and he talked about evidence linking the coronavirus, the

washington compost, new york toilet paper times, fake news p cnn, conspiracy tv msnbc carried the wateries, conspiracy theories, every hoax, every bad actor, they published every deceptive lie and leaks and lie to purposely mislead the american people every second, every minute, every hour of every day to bludgeon the president. you, we the people, elected. not only is it a disservice to the country, they too must be held accountable. this is dangerous what they have done here! they got awfully close to succeeding on a mountain of lies that they perpetrated because they are too lazy and they are too corrupt to search for real truth. all of those so called news outlets missed the biggest abusa of power, corruption story they had ever had in their lifetime. and they peddled conspiracy theories in the end. we on this program, we were searching for truth and justice. we went on our own path with our ensemble team. after a long wait, finally this is the beginning. justice is coming. senator grassley said the durham investigation into the investigators will likely result prosecutions. jim com

he gets a couple of bucks from cnn and jeff zucker and they tell him at msnbc and cnn, exactly what too over there and if they want to say good about trump they can't get hired. they said well what are you going to say? well i have great things to say. look at congressman duffy and look at the different people that go there and they are never on the air because they say good but they clamp then down it's very interesting but you take a look at clapper where you'd watch him and i'd say where does he get this? i have nothing to do with russia i didn't make a phone call for years and years to russia nor did i receive any. they even checked phone messages i didn't receive one. i didn't make one. these are really crooked people, so clapper goes on and i'd say where did they get that information? now he'd say whatever he wanted to say on cnn or msnbc but in his case, it's cnn i guess primarily, and say whatever he wanted to say, or what zucker and his guys told him to say and then he's under oath where he goes to jail if he lies and he says no i had no evidence there's no evidence about trum

who, i keep waiting for the story in "the washington post" or "the new york times," maybe cnn or perhaps msnbclking about what great leadership to have prevented so many millions of deaths that could have occurred had not president trump taken the actions he has. kt, thanks for being with us. we appreciate it. always great to see you. we'll be right back with much more. please stay with us. ♪ ♪ lou: secretary of state mike pompeo, our guest this evening. and he talked about evidence linking the coronavirus, the wuhan virus, to a wuhan laboratory. >> i have said before i've seen evidence that this likely came from the wuhan institute of virology. happy to see other evidence that disproves that. we should get to the bottom of it. why we've been asking for months now to give whenners access to the information. the people who can answer these questions, lou, that you just described, are the leaders of the chinese communist party. they have an obligation to the world. not one from last month or two months ago but one from today. lou: congressman mike pompeo.o.. maria: good thursdays morning, welcom

i feel like i already almost no you because i watch you so much on cnn and i see you on msnbc. i say, "bakari for president." i am pretty upset with a lot of the callers that have called in. i think they have been angry, racist, and very unfair to you. know i am 71 years old. i am a white woman. and i have a lot of respect for you. and you did not deserve the ignorant remarks some of these people have called in. just ignore them because a lot of us love you. like i said, "bakari for president." good luck. bye-bye. it is no good to just talk to the individuals in your particular style. being able to talk to the individuals that called in this morning is healthy. hopefully, they listened to my response because i listened to their questions. i hope we can all be better for it. we have to begin to have those conversations. i will sit in the hot seat. since when did "washington journal" become the hot seat? i will sit on the hot seat and take all of the questions. i will answer them and be honest and show you my truth and emotions and my love for this country because i think that is

who, i keep waiting for the story in "the washington post" or "the new york times," maybe cnn or perhaps msnbc about what great leadership to have prevented so many millions of deaths that could have occurred had not president trump taken the actions he has. kt, thanks for being with us. we appreciate it. always great to see you. we'll be right back with much more. please stay with us. ♪ allstate won't raise your rates just because of an accident. cut! is that good? no you were talking about allstate and... i just... when i... accident forgiveness from allstate. click or call for a quote today. then you might have a dcondition called dry mouth.? biotène is clinically proven to soothe and moisturize a dry mouth. plus, it freshens breath. biotène. immediate and long lasting dry mouth symptom relief. . . you're down. verizon knows your customers need to reach you seamlessly. your team needs to work from different places across many devices. plus, you want the security trusted by some of the largest companies in the world. and that's why you trust us. the most reliable network in america. their me

who, i keep waiting for the story in "the washington post" or "the new york times," maybe cnn or perhaps msnbc about what great leadership to have prevented so many millions of deaths that could have occurred had not president trump taken the actions he has. kt, thanks for being with us. we appreciate it. always great to see you. we'll be right back with much more. please stay with us. ♪ some companies still have hr stuck between employees and their data. entering data. changing data. more and more sensitive, personal data. and it doesn't just drag hr down. it drags the entire business down -- with inefficiency, errors and waste. it's ridiculous. so ridiculous. with paycom, employees enter and manage their own data in a single, easy to use software. visit paycom.com, and schedule your demo today. your tractor can change with it.anges. when it's hot. stay cool. when it's cold. stay warm. when you're hungry. plant a vegetable garden. when there's a lot to do. do it all. and do it right. with power. with versatile performance -matched attachments. without breaking a sweat. comfortable. ready for

>> msnbc, cnn, fox, whatever. >> you can come on here and criticize the media, fox news, cnn. an opportunity to take or not. we have 40 seconds left. if you want to attack, a time period that wasn't on the air, we're not debating that. >> ari, what i am saying is in the obama administration it took, because they didn't have the proper ig oversight which was a mistake, took seven congressional investigations to find out about the email and server problem which was in violation of the law. i agree with you. we need good igs that are not political, will call balls and strikes to both parties. >> should they only be fired for cause? >> yes. i think they should only be fired for cause. but legally, they can be fired for any reason. >> and the president removed them as you know not for cause. we are out of time. >> not for cause? the man was impeached. they have been fighting him for four years. >> we are as you know out of time. if you come back next time, focus on the questions, don't attack the questions. i appreciate you being here. thank you, we're out of time. that does it for

for the audience that if you missed it earlier today, former vice president biden appeared on cnn and on msnbcith craig melvin. he had some strong remarks about donald trump calling his remarks thoroughly irresponsible and not presidential. because you had that job of being attorney general that you have been in that prosecutor's shoes, i don't want to set you against your colleague, but senator aamy klobuchar was the hennepin county prosecutor in 2006. officer chauvin had one of his something like 19 accusations of misconduct. he was ultimately not charged by a grand jury and i'll point out that the grand jury actually took place once senator klobuchar was sworn in as a senator. she could have charged him on her own. in hindsight should he have been charged before so he could not have been on the force and be able to even be anywhere near george floyd? >> well, i'm not familiar with that case, but i'll say this. that when we see patterns and practice of misconduct we need to take them seriously. there needs to be investigations, there needs to be a department of justice and an independent inv

a nationally televised live address on the economy a week ago friday and didn't get carried on msnbc, cnns a press event almost every single day and the media tends to ignore him. i think it's a hard question as to why the news outlets are doing all of they see coverage of president trump and not matching that even one to five with the events the vice president is doing. but i think the other point here, if you look at the polls, how people are reacting, you see that voters understand this choice. they understand the difference. i think that sometimes the political community gets caught up in this day to day rat ta tat where i think that vice president biden has made clear how he would handle economic policy differently. that's a clear choice and almost every one of the polls shows most of the voters stay with biden on that. and i think the choice is very clear for the voters. >> i want to share former vice president obama took a thinly veiled swipe at the trump administration's handling of coronavirus over the weekend. former president. watch this. >> doing what feels good, what's conven

find it irresistible to try to put in a little sound bite in the hope of beoxg that evening on cnn or or msnbc or one of the broadcast networks. >> i think we would filter ourselves in ways that would be unfortunate. in other words, the first time you see something on the evening news, which taken out of context, suggest something that you never meant to suggest, suggests that you have an opinion on some issue that you, if fact,on't have. >> alcindor: but now that the court has adjusted to the times: at least for these first two weeks in may, will audioic livestreaming around, even after the pandemic has passed? for the pbs newshour, i'm >> woodruff: you can follow the supreme court oral arguments on our website at pbs.org/newshour. w druf the war of words between beijing and washington gets more aggressive by the day. now, the trump white house is boosting a theory that says the coronavirus was accidentallyro releaseda lab in wuhan, where the outbak began. here's nick schifrin on e tense international politics of the pandemic.n: >> schifudy, that war of words accelerated yesterday with both t

the cable networks come big difference. 6:00 pm until midnight no coverage on cnn, 33 seconds on msnbcwhat do you make of that? >> i make two things of it. interesting the coverage comes after the talking points from the biden team come out. that is a pretty interesting 1-2 punch and it is hard to cover a story when you having determined all your talking points. the mothers are trying to figure out, that is part of the problem. this shouldn't be a talking point story. this should be we have a woman making an allegation and the people who heard the allegation, we have phone calls, we have the biden team that isn't allowing certain records out. i'm old enough to remember when they demanded the records of people judge in his work with mckenzie. clearly it is not such a weird thing to say you have records, let us see so we can clear you or note there is a problem and not being willing to address the issue, hide behind the me too movement but not utilize when it could cost you the vice president's slot or nancy pelosi, democrats beating donald trump. rob: there is another story, a lot of ou

you had msnbc and cnn covering in their minds the greatest crime in this century and, it's an insideme job. the government framed a guy and tried to ruin his life. certain journalists, they don't care. and jimmy dore, glenn greenwald to come ty eb. does amazing work of on behalf of showing with the charade is, and, they were not embracing the team. they were embracing the truth. >> dana: victor david hanson wrote a piece for the american conservative talk about how it used to be the left that would get outraged about government overreach like this. and we do want to talk to you about this, the supreme court has denied house democrats request for now on the documents from the mueller nomination. house democrats have been asking this for over a year. it doesn't sound like they are inclined to turn over this material. >> that's a strong victory for this administration. if that email is to be believed, this email that was memorializing a meeting at the white house set weeks earlier, then the head of the fbi was concerned about a potential russian asset for sharing of classified informati

it consumed the airwaves that msnbc and cnn.he case centered on two allies of former new jersey governor chris christie and their plan to strangle traffic on the george washington bridge as a form of political payback. the obama doj became involved in sought conviction on federal statutes that guess what? didn't really exist. they were convicted in 2017, sentenced to 14 and 18 months in prison respectively. today after this injustice has hung in the air for nearly three years, the supreme court unanimously tossed the convictions. in addition to the ridiculously egregious miscarriage of justice, there was a tinge of political retribution. the obama doj's actions -- some argued that the trial and its aftermath dramatically alter the course of u.s. history as it severely damaged christie's political ambitions at the time. here to respond to that is former new jersey governor and 2016 presidential candidate himself, chris christie. it's fantastic to see you tonight. your biggest takeaway from this unanimous ruling given all of the a