breitbart started to challenge what andrew breitbart saw as the left-wing or liberal dominance of the mainstream media. it exists still today to provide an outlet for conservative voices that would be drowned out or censored under the rules that silicon valley and the mainstream media have tended to apply lately. but i think that most americans still share the same goals for their own lives, for the lives of their children. and i think even though i am engaged every day in politics and political analysis and political reporting, i think that most americans have a healthy relationship with politics where it does not dominate their lives. of course i want people to take an interest because that is what i write about, but it is a sign of mental health when a person says i am informed on the issues but i do not get too involved in politics. we want people to be involved, it is the essence of democracy, participation in government. but most people have a healthy arm's-length relationship with politics and are willing to put those things aside. there was a statistic year or so ago saying ab

plus, breitbart reporter emma jo morris on censoring her factual reporting on the biden laptop rightore election 2020 the along with "the wall street journal"'s kim strassel on politics at the fbi. meanwhile, new bank records and whistleblower testimony show biden and family took in millions of dollars from foreigners while he was vice president allegedly in exchange for u.s. policy decisions. stunning allegations, yet the doj is still squarely focused on stopping donald trumpment as the gloves come off between the two likely 2024 contenders. >> he's a corrupt man. he's a corrupt president. he's grossly incompetent. and the reason i ask, because they actually indicted an opponent who was the president of the united states. i got indicted. maria: part two of my exclusive interview with former president donald j. trump right here coming up. it's all right here, right now on "sunday morning futures." ♪ ♪ maria: we begin this sunday morning with the most significant charges ever leved against a sitting president -- leveled against a sitting president, influence peddling and a government

breitbart started to challenge what andrew breitbart saw as the left-wing or liberal dominance of the mainstream media, and it exists still today to provide an outlet for conservative voices

mccarthy told breitbart the media are trying to drive a wedge between donald trump and the republican that started this flap. >> certainly. and, you know, i was watching before when kevin mccarthy he's had to make up something that he said about donald trump after january 6th -- howard: yeah. he went to mar-a-lago -- >> after talking about him being censor ised. and i was texting with republicans to see what they thought, is there pressure internally for him to endorse donald trump or to stay out of it, and i'm hearing more so they would like him to stay out of it at the moment. howard: hard to stay out of it when you're on a television interview and you get asked a direct question, and mccarthy tried. susan, let's go big with picture. we're about six months into the house republicans running that chamber. is there too much media focus on these investigations of hunter biden, impeaching joe biden which is not going to happen anytime soon? let's just reflect the messaging of republicans, and this is what they're spending their political capital on. >> i think it reflects reality. the i

my name is emma jo morris, politics editor at breitbart. i'm here because i published a series of news stories in october of 2020 about hunter biden's now infamous laptop. >> bill: we're off to a roaring start. ms. morris is testifying on the censorship of hunter biden's laptop. there is a bit of irony with debbie wasserman schultz. she was forced to resign in 2016 because of leaked emails that showed her intent to shut down bernie sanders campaign or hurt it and help hillary clinton. she was suggesting they go behind closed doors. >> dana: that is a little bit of irony. why am i laughing? because you can't even make it up sometimes. i thought rfk junior's opening statement was impassioned. he did not have to read from a script. he took great exception to the democrats who have written this letter basically calling him a racist and anti-seamite and very passionately said i am neither of those things and i don't believe any of you think that i am. during the hearing you could see ranking chairwoman plaskett when she had been so vehemently ag

if there are two more indictments to come, i'm sure that breitbart interview that you played there, you on repeat. >> i will say, and this might make me sound very superficial, but he looks a little disheveled and stressed out. and i think, of course, he would be. the legal problems he has are piling up. he's got people who work for him. he's got to keep them in his circle. probably they're people who used to work for him or work for him now who may be cooperating. so this is a very stressful time for him. sure he can go on these interviews and say it's no big deal and he's beating joe biden in the polls. i don't think that's true. he's certainly beating ron desantis. but, listen, this is not good for him. who wants to be indicted possibly a third time, possibly a fourth time as he's seeking the white house again? >> i talked to a source this morning who is very much a supporter of donald trump, speaks to him, who said that the question at this point is about how the republican electorate looks at him when it comes to his electability. and right now 's pretty strong. if you look at the

politics editor at breitbart. i'm here today because i published new story three years ago in october of 2020 about hunter biden's now infamous laptop also known as the laptop from hell. which is seen as some of the most scandalous reporting of the last decade. what was more scandalous than the reporting itself is the fact that it exposed the unholy alliance between the intelligence community, social media platforms and legacy media outlets. at the time i was the deputy politics editor of the new york post and i reported showed that despite joe biden's repeated adverse denial, he was apparently involved in the foreign business deals of his family. just weeks before americans would vote for the next president, i revealed verified, then to emails from the biden hard drive showing ukrainian business partners receiving leaks from the obama white house. i documented it -- an off the books meeting from then-president biden and the ukrainian executive. i introduce to the road to the big guy who got action. even identifyi

dr mya breitbart is a professor at the university of south florida.cern, because we know that sea urchins, especially the species that you're referring to, are really critical to coral reefs. they are herbivores, meaning that they eat plants — or, in this case, fleshy algae. and corals and algae are really competing for space on the coral reef. so if the algae overgrow due to a lack of the urchins, then they will actually overtake the corals, and then there won't be an opportunity for new baby corals to settle on the sea floor. and so we have no idea what this is going to look like in the red sea, because this is really an unprecedented die—off for that area, but about a year ago, we saw a very similar die—off in the caribbean, and we're able to identify the pathogen involved in that. in the caribbean, there was a die—off in the early �*80s that really devastated the coral reefs and caused this phase shift from coral—dominated ecosystems to algal—dominated ecosystems. so historically, at least, this is something that could cause major ecosystem effect

she's editor at breitbart news. she previously served as the deputy politics editor at the new york post where she authored the post coverage of the hunter laptop and his contents in 2020 maya wiley is the president and ceo of the leadership conference on civil and human rights. she previously served as counsel to new york city mayor, bill de blasio and at the american civil liberties union and the naacp legal defense and education fund. we welcome you as well, miss wiley. and mr. john sauer is the special assistant attorney general for the louisiana department of justice and he is one of the lead lawyers in the missouri v. biden, that i referenced in my opening statement. he previously served as deputy attorney general for special litigation with the missouri attorney general's office and solicitor general of missouri. he clerked for judge michael luttig and justice antonin scalia. and then our final witness is mr. kennedy. i will turn to our colleague mr. roy, member of the judiciary committee and waived on to the

when the tea party came and the 2010 election cycle, i traveled all over the country with andrew breitbart and joseph fair and other people speaking at tea party rallies. and then, of course, i was involved in the whole maga wave election. so that's four major republican wave elections that have happened in in my adult lifetime, i believe 2024 is going to be another one of those wave elections. is it going to be a maga wave election? so i don't really, you know, i'm not going to make a prediction as to who's going to win the republican nomination. i've been in those before and i'm not in it now. but i believe that whoever the republican nominee is, whether it's donald trump or governor desantis or one of the others, you know, i like to say 24 hours can be an eternity in politics because in 24 hours, things can pivot and change based on the events and, you know, if i had to say right now, i think donald trump is in the pole position to win the nomination and if he wins, i believe he will be elected president. but the truth is, is that i believe republicans are positioned for a wave election

i'm joined now by dr mya breitbart, a professor at the university of south florida.ffering, but why is this particularly worrying and important? thank you for having me. this is of particular concern because we know that sea urchins especially the species you are referring to are really critical to coral reefs. they are herbivores meaning they eat plants or in this case clergy —— fleshy lg, and lg are competing for —— microalgae, and algae are competing for space with the coral. if they overtake there will not be an opportunity for baby coral to settle on the sea floor. we don't know what this will look like in the red sea because this is an unprecedented dialfor red sea because this is an unprecedented dial for that area. about a year ago we saw a similar die—off in the caribbean and we were able to identify the pathogen, there was eight die—off in the early 80s in the caribbean and it caused a shift to algae ecosystem. so in the caribbean and it caused a shift to algae ecosystem. so why is this happening? — shift to algae ecosystem. so why is this happening? that _

going to do, and the former president says he denies anything is wrong, and he did a interview with breitbart where he speaks about jack smith and the special counsel. >> i would not keep him. why would i keep him? he is deranged. he has gone over other people, and been overturned unanimously in the supreme court, and lives have been destroyed by him. i am protected by the presidential records act, and it is totally a protected case, and where is biden in all of this? he has not made it easy for them either. >> you can see the former president repeating some of the frankly what his political and legal strategy which is to deny that any of this is actually a crime. carlos de oliveira who is a criminal defendant added to the case is due in miami next week. >> that is going to bear watching in and of itself. rahel? >> now, john, what we know about the third defendant. it is not much right now, carlos de oliveira, and he is 36 years old, and this is is accused of moving boxes after the justice department first subpoenaed the former president in may of last year, and de oliveira first spoke to him

the former an interview with breitbart news that he did not think he had to hand over the footage toors. >> donald trump now facing two new counts of obstructed -- obstruction of justice. the property manager at his mar-a-lago home. prosecutors accused olivera of allegedly telling another trump employee that the boss wanted the server deleted days after a draft subpoena for footage had been sent to a trump attorney gary >> it strengthens the government's case that donald trump was at the center of the spokes of the wheel for the entire endeavor. reporter: donald trump also faces a new willful retention charge in the case. it is claimed that donald trump had a top-secret paper at his club buddy show to researchers in 2021. a significant meeting on thursday weeks after the former president was notified he has a target in a criminal investigation into efforts to overturn the 2020 election and the attack on the capital. a federal grand jury could vote as early as next week whether to indict donald trump on his alleged efforts to cling to power after losing to joe biden in 20 20. the form

likened the republican party to the heritage foundation, the american conservative union, fox news, breitbart news, the national rifle association, praeger university, tea party patriots, the maga movement, and the pro police blue lives matter movement, and the christian broadcasting network as the first steps on path leading to nazism and militant neo-nazism, among other appalling ideologies and groups. this presenter reportedly also taught tactics on how to pressure the removal of conservatives from platforms and is even quoted as saying, a lot of things we are doing are illegal and a lot of it involves breaking the law. secretary mayorkas, does the affiliation with conservative or christian beliefs make someone a not see or a domestic terrorist? >> of course not. >> okay, then if that is so, why is your agency targeting americans who are christians and conservatives? >> they are not. >> okay, secretary mayorkas, when you become aware that the university of dayton was implementing your grant funding program to target conservatives and christians? >> it is my understanding that it is not. >>

we heard him give an interview with breitbart short ilyíli aft learn ing of these charges.nd he used the same playbook he's used time and time again when talking about his mounting legal trump troubles. he railed against jack smith directly. he called these charges election interference. but he also pointed to how politically they are giving him a boost in the polls. so i think that's part of why you're going to see him talk about that later today at his rally because he knows that these charges has based rallies around them. they get energized by this. even behind closed doors, he's frustrated and concerned about it. donald trump was also in iowa last night at the lincoln dinner standing alongside many of his other 2024 republican rivals. and it was interesting. he did not talk about the newest charges during that appearance. and most of his campaign rivals in 2024 did not either. but one did. will hurd is the republican who is directly been attacking donald trump on the trail. and he did bring it up last nugt. we have some sound. let's listen to what they had to say. >> i

listen to what he told breitbart yesterday after his legal team met with prosecutors, working for jack smith's team. >> the public is smart and they see this stuff and now maybe a january 6th case, i don't know. maybe not. because it is -- they did nothing wrong. but what they're doing has been -- not been received very well by the public because the poll numbers are through the roof. but they did this in order to get me out. >> so, trump acknowledging the reality there that an indictment could still come even despite yesterday's twist and unexpected twist. so we have to wait and see, timing is a tough thing to predict. yesterday's lack of an indictment does not mean one will not come shortly. >> appears to be referring to republican polling there about this broader polling, different outcome, zach cohen. interesting, perhaps telling. we know you'll continue to watch. thanks so much. boris? >> so many angles here, jim. let's discuss all of this with norm eisen, he served as special counsel for the house judiciary committee during trump's first impeachment trial. also with us, former fb

she spoke with breitbart last week. >> what else are freedom caucus meetings if not fiery.s that marjorie taylor greene is being ousted from the freedom caucus is because she's almost been too cozy with kevin mccarthy. i mean just track the evolution of mtg for a second and explain to me why this is worth losing the freedom caucus in the short run. what could she gain in the long run from this? >> she came in to congress as a fire brand, very controversial. a lot of members were very upset since the speaker race since she supported kevin mccarthy and one of his vol allies. she spoke about the debt ceiling. she's been attacking others on twig over some of their votes and decisions there. definitely no shortage of tension between her and some of her fellows on the conservative part. >> we saw that play out on the floor with boebert. it sounds like we've got a busy day ahead of us. thank you, my friend. >>> up next, we're going to show you the moment fox news pressed florida governor ron desantis about his lackluster poll numbers. >> and coming up on "morning joe," we'll have

breitbart news claims it's got e-mails showing hunter biden's business associates at burisma -- that's ukrainian energy company that paid hunter nearly a million dollars a year to sit on its board -- that company, this associate e-mailed hunter a list of deliverables he wanted and expected hunter to complete including getting burisma to meet with, quote, high ranking u.s. officials and to publicly support the founder of burisma in the media who was under corruption probes. so why wasn't hunter biden charged with foreign lobbying violations? >> liz, this is just another example of where that apparently hunter biden's not being treated like every other american. the average american, if they had committed these crimes, they would be facing jail time. for example, the 2014 tack year that i was talking about earlies talking about earlier, in that year alone the irs whistleblower showed where hunter biden did not pay taxes or report more than $400,000 of income that he received from burisma. burisma, that you just mentioned. elizabeth: so this is all tied together. i mean, those e-mails tha

mccarthy also offered an exclusive interview to breitbart, where he said that donald trump was both,n he was in 2016. mccarthy's damage control is a clear attempt to keep together his fragile right wing coalition in the house. but does it underscore the deepening of authoritarianism within the gop as well? let's ask a professor of history at nyu and author of strongmen, from mussolini to the president. thank you ruth, for joining me. what do you make of kevin mccarthy's apology. what does it say about trump's standing in republican politics that he felt so compelled to make it? >> trump is not a conventional politician. he is a cult leader. and rule number one of cults is you never doubt the leader and mccarthy broke that rule, and so a psycho which is familiar to those who thought study authoritarian politics. when he had a phone call and had to apologize in private. but of course that's not enough. it has to be a public performance of humility. and so he had to give interviews, and then issue a statement that says he is stronger than ever. so there have been many cycles of this. an

fundamental truth, but then had to walk it back because he would not -- >> jonathan: the walkback was on breitbartpeaker today if it was not for donald trump's support and he would not be speaker tomorrow if he lost donald trump's support, and he knows that. what's interesting to me is it's not just about rhetoric. there are things happening in the house of representatives, the call for impeachments that are happening right now that mccarthy himself says he might entertain around merrick garland and the justice department. these are things that could happen with him as speaker of the house. it's not just what he says about donald trump. it's how he acts in support of donald trump that i could see this play out. >> if there's any doubt that the republican party was the party of trump, he resolved it. the republican party is the party of donald trump, and donald trump has a stranglehold -- i mean, you see pence trying to differentiate himself, but just kind of moving over there. you see desantis trying to differentiate himself, just kind of moving over there. no one's willing with the exception of c

oan, breitbart.maller and smaller silos where you get more and more of an insular political view. - you can go back decades and years to think that the role of news is simply to present x, y, and z, and let people make their own decisions. and that's fair, but that reflected a very different time in our country. - i'm a big fan of the "new york times," but i can also see when they're going off the rails. you know, at times, they become cheerleaders, and when media becomes part of the cheerleading squad, that's where you have a problem. - one of the challenges has been this tendency to "both sides" everything. there's always this desire to say, "let me try to understand what the other side is saying," and that is a noble, lofty goal. but does that mean you give equal time in trying to understand both arguments? ♪ - it takes so much power out of the hands of citizens when they don't know what to believe. - there's so much active misinformation, and it's packaged very well, and it looks the same when yo

and breitbart has posted this morning an article which says, the msnbc's velshi argues florida should banned ap course saying they learned skills. mainstream publications are taking issue with the idea that that is a ridiculous thing to say. we had kimberly crenshaw on the other day, she said my great grandmother was enslaved. and she was a midwife. she would much rather not had been enslaved and learn being a midwife. and if you are a free people, you can learn whatever you -- want >> of course, it's not only bs. it is dangerous. and thank goodness for adolf hitler, my father suffering as a child during the holocaust, right, as a presenter -- >> my father's from bullet. and he was part of the last generation of the holocaust. if it wasn't for hitler, my father would have never become a constructive surgeon in toronto, because they ended up leaving the country after the war was over. i'm, thank goodness for hitler, right? is that what they want to start teaching. and superman israel. i saw him fly over the city yesterday. the level of stupidity that's coming from this far right, that

then today we heard him swing back to one of his first excuses, saying this to breitbart. >> i'm protected by the presidential records act totally. it shouldn't even be a case. it's not a criminal case. >> so, there's that. and now cnn has learned that very real iran battle plan document was returned to the national archives in january of last year. so, we start tonight off with paula reid and the new information about the latest charges from the special counsel. what have you learned, paula? >> it's really interesting, in our reporting over the past several days, on the extent to which the former president went to to get around his own lawyers, really relying on lower level employees at mar-a-lago. for example, anderson, we've learned that one of the employees who's referenced in a critical moment in this indictment is yuscil taveras. he's an information technology worker. he's in charge of the surveillance footage and how it's stored. he finds himself at the center of this case because of a conversation he had with a property manager at mar-a-lago, who has now been added as a codefendant

targeted ads all the time or that these groups are targeted toward them sites have like, you know, breitbart for example, people might think that's a real source. it says news in the title, why should i not believe that? that's true? and so i know that some k-through-12 educators are even starting to teach media literacy and just like very very basic, like, well, how can we tell that the source is not accurate? how can we tell that this might be false? and so that's at least one way is just grounding like said in source material, you know, i definitely agree with what nina just said about evidence. i know there's a big debate about pedagogically i'm of the opinion that that you don't share your biases in class because that makes getting, you know, getting to the to the instructional process of helping students reach truth on their own can kind of inhibit that if they want to have a conversation office hours about opinions based on that evidence that's a different story. but one of the things in my research methods class that i always tell the students is stipulate that anyone myself that's m

that's a breitbart piece and finally ram stein canceled library drag queen story time for pride month. >> the general time has expired. >> can i get copy of those because i'd like to take a look at those myself and find out what is actually going on. that's the first i've heard about that kind of stuff. i don't read those new stories and i don't know what you're talking about. >> they are now the official record. >> thank you. >> i would like to point out chairman are students scored the highest in the eighth-graders in the 4th-graders scored the highest in math and reading in the country so i want to thank all of our professionals who made that possible. >> i hope you are not thinking that one. >> the jonas time has expired. >> 30. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible] >> the committee welcome back to order. the chair now recognizes ms. x. -- escobar from texas for five minutes.

likened the republican party to the heritage foundation, the american conservative union, fox news, breitbart news, the national rifle association, praeger university, tea party patriots, the maga movement, and the pro police blue lives matter movement, and the christian broadcasting network as the first steps on path leading to nazism and militant neo-nazism, among other appalling ideologies and groups. this presenter reportedly also taught tactics on how to pressure the removal of conservatives from platforms and is even quoted as saying, a lot of things we are doing are illegal and a lot of it involves breaking the law. secretary mayorkas, does the affiliation with conservative or christian beliefs make someone a not see or a domestic terrorist? >> of course not. >> okay, then if that is so, why is your agency targeting americans who are christians and conservatives? >> they are not. >> okay, secretary mayorkas, when you become aware that the university of dayton was implementing your grant funding program to target conservatives and christians? >> it is my understanding that it is not. >>