reported on president joe barton's handling of classified documents has appeared before the us house 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 reas

reported on president dr. bartons handling of classified documents as a parent and before the us house 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

reported on president j. biden's handling of classified documents is apparently full of us house 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

reported on president joe by his handling of classified documents has appeared before the us house judiciary committee. robert her defended remarks that he made in an earlier report saying the binding could be seen as a well meaning elderly man with a poor 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. particle, hey, and how's this update 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 bey

reported on president j biden's handling of classified documents disappearing before the us house judiciary committee, broke with her defended remarks. he made an earlier report saying that by them could be seen as a well meaning. elderly man with a pool of 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 that's to in particular and he's following events for us from washington dc. hi patsy. i mean, how much of this hearings that are plays into the debates and conversations across the us as we sort of head towards will say, is a very important presidential election. and so it's a 100 percent, a preview of what we're going to see in the general election. basically, democrats are say, look at trump, he's not fit republicans and look at find these not fit either. so rubber hers here testify has been looking into biden, to present the job. i'm handling of classi

us. >> carley: today the house judiciary committee holding a hearing on bill that would ban biologicalcompeting in women's olympic sports. congressman greg steube introduced it and told fox news digital due to illogical boxing transgender policy, prevent organizations that live in delusion from being recognized by u.s. olympics. the athlete declares their gender male or female and they have completed gender surgery, the athlete completes quarterly hormone testing four years post-surgery and remains proper testosterone levels. >> todd: what points would you drive home as an athlete? >> we have probably close to 20 studies that show no amount of testosterone suppression, testosterone surges start in the womb and have surges as males grow and final puberty surge of being a child and no amount of suppression mitigates advantage of being born male. to ask them to go through sexual reassignment surgery and drop their testosterone levels does not protect the women. they are male and will always be male. you have a man that has low testosterone levels, they have grownup with advantage of male

recommend charges, south carolina republican congressman russell fry is a member of the house judiciary committee, he joins usthe report will appear before your committee. what is your number one question? >> there are two tracks, what was said in the interviews with the president that gave you the impression that he was mentally diminished. two, why not prosecute, particularly when you look at case and he mentioned this in the report, why not prosecute when you know some of their standard was held to former president trump but being dissolved here. what did joe biden know, when did he know it, why were the documents in his garage and office and cupboards and in the penn center and the penn biden center and why were they given freely knowing that they were classified. why were they given freely out to a ghostwriter who is writing a book about you, it seems very personal and nature and gratuitous to the president himself and not about the law and safety and security of the american people. jon: the suggestion is that robert hur did what jack smith, the trump prosecutor should have done, do you agree? >> it tic

. >> willis also on the defense against house republicans investigating her use of federal funds. in a letter, the house judiciary committee chairman jim jordan, willis writes i categorically reject the assertion that this office is deficient in responding to the committee's subpoena. the d.a. also warns jordan nothing that you do will derail the efforts of my staff and i to bring the election interference prosecution to trial. >> in other georgia news, separate from this case, "the atlanta journal constitution" reports that another georgia judge has fined the state republican party's first vice chairman, brian pritchard $5,000 for illegally voting nine times while serving probation for a felony check forgery sentence. pripritchard was 2020 election denier of the result. >> bret: former president trump speaks with brian kilmeade on "fox & friends" tomorrow at 6:00 a.m. eastern. check that out. we are awaiting an update from maryland governor wes moore on the baltimore bridge clasp coll. in the mean time the u.s. coast guard says the cargo ship that crashed into the support pillar had undergone engine maintenance at port ju

the top investigative committee is like jim jordan 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 o

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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

using special conventions or committees. 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

invitation to testify at the house oversight committee next week regarding the biden family influence peddling that the house oversight and judiciary committees have been telling usn's bluff and hunter biden for months was stating he wanted a public hearing but now he's refusing to come. john sullivan is reporting that hunter biden and his partners aided the chinese to bid, to corner nuclear energy in the united states according to memos. john solomon is reporting this this morning which seems like a big story, that his father was still vice president and hunter biden and his partners tried unsuccessfully to help a chinese energy company acquire one of the u.s.'s premier nuclear technology companies. in a see con secret attempt to l the global market. are you looking at this? and where does the impeachment stand now given that hunter biden said he's not coming next week. >> let me tell you why he's not coming, my take as least, because the closed door deposition of hunter biden answering questions, it didn't go well. it didn't go well as all. maria: for who? >> a lot of the things that he told the attorneys in the room that day are completely conflicting with evi

counsel who was investigating vice president biden at that time use classified documents set it testify before the house judiciary committee. you can follow with that starting at 10:00 on c-span 3 and on our app at c-span now. it is almost 10:00. the house of reference coming in for its session. we will take you to them now. passion pass the chair lays before the hou communicaon from the speaker. the clerk: the speaker's rooms washington d.c. march 12, 2024. i hereby appoint the honorable debbie lesko to act as speaker pro tpore on this day. signed m johnson speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house ofuary 9 2024, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitty the majority and minority leaders for morningour debate. the chair will alternate recognition between the parties with time equally allocated between t parties and each member other than the majority and minority leade and the minority whip limited to five nutes. but in no event shall continue beyond 11:50.m. the chair recognizes the ntleman from new mexico, . vasquez, for five minutes.mr. vasquez:

memory, republicans over his refusal to prosecute the president, joining us now is democratic member of the house judiciary jerry committee, congresswoman madeline dean, congresswoman. thanks for being with us. first of all, your reaction to the testimony you've heard from east to her so far >> yes, i'm a member of judiciary had the chance to be there for his opening the statement, as well as many of the questions and had my own time to offer questions of mr. hur. i found him to be a public servant, a straight shooter, but we did have the chance to say, look, what was this actually all about this multi-hundred page report the report begins with this simple sentence. we conclude that no criminal charges are warranted in this matter. first sentence, and that is repeated throughout the report unfortunately, the coverage of this report got muddied. i believe because of throwing in of information about mr. biden being old a sympathetic man with a poor memory i found that to be very gratuitous and i found it to be an accurate specifically in one instance regarding the death of beau biden. so i thought that was most unfortunate.

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us today, as always, john lonski. great stuff. >> thank you. ashley: now this -- thank you. at the top of the next hour, former special counsel robert hur will testify before the house judiciary committee interesting. miranda devine joins us now. good morning to you, miranda. what could we learn from today's testimony? and what are you looking for? >> look, i think what we'll learn is that the outrage by with joe biden towards robert hur was completely misplaced and probably some sort of sneaky diversion from the really sour things that were in robert hur's report about joe biden, about his lack of candor, about his fudging. we see the transcript now, i haven't read the whole thing but what i've seen shows that he was filibustering, wasting time, you know? i don't know whether he was pretending to forget dates, but he was certainly being blurry. he knew that hur and his team only had a limited amount of time ask questions of the president, and he knew he was in hot water. so he managed to put on such a performance that hur didn't let him off the hook. but hur had to show his workings, as he said in his e opening statement, and he a had to show, give a reason why he was letting joe bide

. >> joining me now madeline dean, a member of the house foreign affairs and judiciary committee and a good friend to usan, your reactions to your comments and do you agree with the growing call among your fellow democrats that it is time to place additional restrictions on military aid to israel? >> good to be with you. the topic is very serious. i am a member of the foreign affairs committee and i have had the chance to travel to israel twice during this war. first on november 11 we met with the prime minister and defense minister who happens to be traveling to the united states now about the prosecution of this war. i was there three or four weeks ago where we met with u.n. officials about the reminder of the horror that took place for israel. we visited the sites, just absolute horror. across the defense line what we know is the starvation, the deprivation and destruction of gaza. i have called for a bilateral cease-fire. what is going on in gaza is simply unacceptable. it is beyond what is appropriate in terms of the prosecution of this war against hamas. after all it is hamas who is the enemy here

joining us is democratic congressman eric swalwell of california. he is a member of the house judiciary committee and served as an impeachment manager during donald trump's second impeachment trial. good morning. >> thank you for having me back. >> we are in a space now where donald trump is threatening judges. you have and creating the kind of havoc in the political space that translates on the ground where election operations play out and boots are tabulated. up to this process, seemingly worked fine. what is your take on how we reinforce the efforts of our secretary of state and election officials not only to protect them from the 600% increase in threats against him but the overall integrity of the system itself to reassure, as we go through the front end, this will be a well-run election. this will be tightly controlled. and the level of transparency on the front end that people can trust so that when trump comes back with his bs on the back end, people are made aware and are ready for it. >> to address these threats, unity has to be the antidote. that means republicans and democrats have to

administration will not tolerate the use of ai to disadvantage those that are already too often denied equal opportunity and justice. the house judiciary committeere may be bias builted in to gemeni. >> ai is more susceptible to biases of the human creating and training these systems. the echo chamber has always been there for a long time. sort of the introduction of ai has amplified it. >> sandra, google is pushing back on former employees claims. a source told me that conservative views are pushed aside within good luck. the deadline for the subpoena, two weeks away. >> sandra: thank, kelly. john? >> john: new studies find a link between cannabis and heart problems. uh-oh. those details coming up next. your best days of the year start here, at kubota orange days. it's the year's biggest selection of kubota tractors, zero-turn mowers and utility vehicles, including the #1 selling compact tractor in the usa. plus, the year's best deals, like 0% apr for 84 months, or up to $3,300 off select compact tractors. orange goes all day; sale's ending soon. visit your local dealer today. find your nearest dealer at kubotaorangedays.com ( ♪ ) so... - we're

us. law expert jonathan hurley and benjamin hall "the faulkner focus" top of the hour. don't miss it. >> dana: house judiciary committeehe government's surveillance of conservatives. circulating a report linking conservative groups to hate groups. hillary vaughn has more from capitol hill. hi. >> good morning, dana. not just americans purchases from places like bass pro or dick's sporting good the treasuries financial crimes unit considered a red flag. the new report from the house judiciary committee shows that they also issued guidance warning banks that certain conservative groups could be hate groups according to the report the treasury's financial crime unit circulated guidance that characterized several conservatives group. the center for immigration studies, numbers usa, alliance defending freedom as hate groups. the report lumped them in with groups like a kkk and american nazi party. house judiciary chairman spearheading saying this should be unconstitutional. >> these groups putting out a list of names of alliance defending freedom saying they were hate groups is chilling and frightening when you look at it i

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robert hur will appear in front of the house judiciary committee, set to defend his report that paints joe biden as an elderly guy with poor memory. jim jordan will tell uslans to ask the special counsel mr. robert hur. and in the big easy, lawrence jones live from new orleans as spring breakers descend on the french quarter and tell us how police are preparing there and elsewhere. plus kirk cyber guy and jason chaffetz on bob menendez's scandals and jimmy failla on the war on pizza. we'll tell you all about it on "fox and friends," starts in eight minutes and 10 seconds. todd and carley back in a couple. you are watching "fox and friends." your family does? yeah, that thing. someone made it a thing, way back in the day. but where did it come from? and how did it get all the way to you? curious? ancestry can help you find out. because that thing has a story, and it's still being written. what are you waiting for, a sale? well, lucky you. choice hotels is a family of brands that helps you get the most for your money, so you can be any traveler you want to be. you can be a free, hot breakfast hero at a comfort hotel. yes! that's how you waffle! mr. "this s

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 joe biden knew the rules. he'd

us now is california democratic congressman eric swalwell. he sits on the house judiciary and house homeland security committee's congressman a good warning i'm going to start off right there with what mani was talking about that is the government going to shut down this weekend >> it's not and it's because >> democrats, once again, will deliver the votes to keep it open. and jim, this is something you've never seen in the history of congress. you've never seen in the history of any parliament across the world where the minority party continuously provides the majority votes to keep government function. and we've done this to pay our bills and lift the debt ceiling. we've done this every time we've come close to a shutdown and we're going to do it again tonight because we believe in governing and republicans, they believe in ruling and k yes, that comes with trying to be a ruling party rather than a governing party in congress. but i did want to ask you about something on a different front related to the house, the house speaker mike johnson, is expected to invite israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to address congress about the war in

us around for another four years. and that is the angle. >> laura: joining me now arizona congressman andy biggs of the house judiciary committee.ongressman, it's good to see you tonight. man, they spent a lot of time on this you exonerated president biden line. hur kept pushing back on that saying no, i did not. they refused to hear him. but they do know the truth, do they not? >> yes, they do. and what mr. hur did is what we call a charging decision. and you know that but he made a charging decision and said we don't think prosecution success is likely and so, therefore, we're not going to proceed. that's very different than exoneration. it's also very different -- that's like saying my client was found innocent. no client is ever found innocent. they might be found not guilty. but they are never found innocent. and the democrats knew that but they were crafting a narrative. and that's what all today was about donald trump and the word exoneration. and neither one was applicable or appear appear apropos to mr.s testimony. >> laura: their argument for biden is if you go biden 2024 colon on a bumper sticker, he wasn't indicted.

it's wonderful to have you with us >> a first >> special counsel, robert hur, is set to testify in a matter of hours before the republican led house judiciary committee hur investigated president biden's handling of classified documents last month. he concluded the president did ms handle the material per however, chose not to prosecute still, it was his assessment of biden's mental sharpness that caused political shockwaves. hur's report described biden as a sympathetic, well-meaning elderly man with a poor memory, be claimed that the president's condition would make it hard to get a conviction he, also called into question the president's memory noting that during an interview in october, president biden didn't remember exactly when his son beau died that was something that the president took issue with. >> i know there's some attention paid to some language and report about my recollection of events. there's even reference that i don't remember when my son died how in the hell dare he raise that? >> i don't need anyone. i don't need anyone to remind me when he passed away. passed away >> so this hearing is happening as trump and biden are each set

judiciary committee. he is also the author of the scheme. how the right wing used dark money to capture the supreme court. senator white housevery much for joining us tonight. and please go on about the false factual findings. could you give us some examples of those? >> sure lawrence. the ones you and your listeners will realize right away is the false finding in the citizen's united decision that nobody needed to worry about corruption because all of the unlimited spending that decision would unleash would be transparent. that the public could evaluate the motive of the big donors because they would know who they were. well, that's what the supreme court said. but here we are, multiple billions of dollars in secret money proving them wrong and yet they won't go back and reconsider that false fact. without that false fact, the decision falls apart. it was essential to the logic of that case. >> so, are most of the false facts predictive of what will happen if we rule a certain way or are some of them actually false statements about things that have already occurred? >> i think it sort of, you know, when you are constructing

house judiciary and transportation committee. good to see you, thank you for being here. what is your reaction to the testimonies and what can you tell usjudiciary standpoint about the impeachment inquiry against president biden. >> it tells us what we learned more and more about, someday a book is going to be written and is going to be calling the selling of america were enemies that's what this really will boils down to the biden name was used in somebody different ways by so many nefarious people this is just one more example, this gentleman is then imprisoned in alabama with hunter biden still running around in joe biden is not even discussed, were not limited along that's what i'll tell you from judiciary we have a great chairman and burger work are back off and boiled down to what the truth is and here it is in a nutshell what your people are watching joe biden's name the vice president was used to get access to gain power to achieve money and all kinds of schemes in this particular one, they hope to literally achieve billions of dollars in profits and hedge funds americans are tired of it it goes back to the double standard. mari

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of them are for us -- the prosecutor had to resign and four -- for fanni willis she now has two -- and investigations both from the georgia senate as well as the house judiciary committeetirely on a cash basis the way willis and wayne did so there's actually a record that you can follow and there are limits on how you use the funding coming from forfeiture and other sources. so that may cause your problem for ththe office. >> so fani willis had hung onto the case but she faces now at least? investigations and her reputation has certainly taken ahead. in his ruling to the judge that her testimony had the order of mendacity, the error really of us think we're macniel? >> neil: that's putting it very eloquently but when you get to the rest that this is not a conference. steve think you very much. that harrigan -- aaron katersky joys we know not the former federal prosecutor. andrew is this something -- leaving himself open to being appealed or challenged on these? issues? is the unusual? >> it is unusual and it is a very significant ruling and win for the trump team and the rest of the codefendants. typically in criminal cases deficient -- decision of this sort are left f

us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. on thursday, the head of a leading shareholder advocate non-profit testified for the house judiciary committee's counsel after his group was subpoenaed as part of a house probe into whether socially-responsible investing and shareholder advocacy violates federal antitrust laws. andrew behar, the ceo of "as you sow," says his group is being investigated by the house judiciary committee for alleged antitrust activity as part of an orchestrated republican crackdown on socially responsible investing. republicans currently have introduced 145 bills in 27 states making it illegal to work with banks and asset managers that use environmental, social, and governance, or esg, policies in their investment practices. so far, 18 states have adopted these laws, leading to financial losses at state pension funds and forcing state treasurers to pay premiums on interest for state bonds. the crusade against socially-responsible investing is backed by the right-wing judicial activist and federalist society co-chair leonard leo. for more, we go to washington, d.c., where we're joined by andrew behar. i assume you a

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us your time on this saturday afternoon. >> great, thank you. be well. mike: from the same state but the other side of the aisle, member of house foreign affairs and judiciary committees, congressman darrell issa. welcome. >> i was thrilled to go second in this case because my democratic colleague said one thing that was accurate which is democrats have to join the enforcement effort because it's their president who, in fact, deliberately reversed policies in order to welcome in the arsonists that now have burned down the house, speaking metaphorically. the reality is that it was a policy change that a did this, it's a policy change that turns it back around. and that negotiation in the senate, i just want to speak to it because my colleague alluded that it was good but not perfect. no, it was imperfect and flawedded from the beginning. the idea that 1.a 5 million people -- 1.5 million people would be the additional illegals coming in as the so-called cap of 5,000 a day is ridiculous. the fact is the president, since the 1950s, has had the authority to cease bringing in people that are claiming asylum, mostly falsely, at any time for a national security basis. we have

house judiciary committee. it comes after he declined to charge the president while describing him as an elderly man with a poor memory. hillary vaughn is there. hillary, give ushlights so far. >> reporter: hi, ashley. well, if democrats were hoping that the former special counsel, robert hur, would be walking back the comments he made about the president's memory, that didn't happen today. instead, hur has been doubling down. he said that he had to talk about the president's memory because it is the explanation for why, part of the eczema ma nation for why he chose not to recommend criminal charges. >> my assessment in the report about the relevance of the president's memory was necessary and accurate and fair. i did not sanitize my explanation. nor did i dispager the president unfairly -- can disparage the president unfairly. >> reporter: the white house spokesperson for oversight and investigations, ian sands, has been live tweeting hur's testimony this morning and is targeting hur for a bad memory saying, quote, you can't make this up. on page if 72 of the transcript, it is not president biden who admits to misremembering things from just moments earlier,

us. really do appreciate it. >>> we're now getting a look at what happened behind the scenes during hunter biden's closed door deposition before two republican led committees this week. yesterday the house oversight and judiciary committees publicly released the full 229-page transcript of hunter's testimony as part of their impeachment inquiry into his father, president biden. the document, which came with some redactions, addressed numerous topics including hunter's laptop, his battle with addiction, joe biden, and donald trump's son-in-law, jared kushner. hunter is trying to draw a contrast with what he's received from the committees and questioned why he's not questioning kushner for his own business dealings. when lawmakers asked hunter whether he'd worked for foreign governments he responded, quote, i never worked for a country, i'm not jared kushner, end quote. meanwhile harb at least one republicanen the committee said even though hunter made, quote, absolutely contradictory statement during his testimony, his performance under question would be, quote, read well. >> i think when the transcript comes out it's going to read well for him, because they did a great job prepping for a read. but that's what

former january 6th select committee member, democratic congresswoman joe loftgren is with us. she's also a member of the house judiciaryus. congressman, liz cheney seems to be saying, it is un-american to do what trump did last night on truth social. do you agree? >> i sure do. for a candidate for president to say the nirngs he's going to do is to open the prison doors and let a bunch of criminals out, that's pretty shocking. and you know, these are individuals who have been convicted. nearly 800 people have pled guilty. and how many have been exonerated? just three so far? . so the officers they hurt, like sergeantganel, he was injured so severely, he had to retire from the force. they tried to gouge out officer hodges' eye. they caused officer ganell to have a stroke. this was a vicious, vicious brutal, criminal attack. and they should be held to account. they're not hostages, they're criminals. and they should be in prison where they are. >> it's fascinating to watch the echo chamber, right? putin says in interviews, including with my own colleague, keir simmons, that these are political dissidents. he defends the i

useful in a political campaign. you are not born yesterday, you made a political choice, it was the wrong choice. mr. chairman, ideal backpack >> joining me now is congressman adam schiff he's a member of the house judiciary committee and congressman ship it's great to see you. you, i think made an impact today, shall we say in your questioning of the former special council. i'm wondering what your assessment was when you asked him whether he believed that this was not a political document or he did not make any political considerations when assessing peasant resident bryden's memory. did you believe him? >> i didn't believe him at all. he tried to claim this was a confidential memo but it was also knowledge he knew it would be made public the attorney general made it clear it would be public. the idea that he was required to give this personalized, prejudicial, biased essentially broadside against the president. that was necessary to his report is absurd. he could've commented all he wanted on the presidents specific recollection on this or that document. it would've been a pope but he understands doing dozens and dozens of depositions. if witnesses don't remember something clearly should say they don't recall. th

us. it's five pretty on the nose here on the east coast. i'm kasie hunt it seems that no one is happy with robert hur during a long day of testimony before the house judiciary committee, republicans demanded to know why the special counsel failed to charge president biden for mishandling classified by documents. democrats were outraged by hur's characterization of the president as a sympathetic, well-meaning, elderly man with a poor memory >> you understood what you made that decision, didn't you, mr. hur, that you would ignite a political firestorm with that language, didn't you? >> congressman politics played no part whatsoever in my investigative steps. all i have to do >> when i'm caught taking home classified materials to say i'm sorry, mr. herbert, but i'm getting old. my memories not so great. >> congressman. >> this is the doctrine that you've established in our laws now and it's frightening >> congress in my intent, is certainly not to establish any sort of doctrine some pro tip don't take classified documents home, just just don't do it. here's how her defended his investigation >> so i can assure you and i can tell you that partisan politics had no place w

that were going to be leaving some of the top investigative committee is like jim jordan who is now leading the house judiciary co were going to usese investigations in order to shore up 2024 and help president donald trump. what the congressional integrity project did was make sure that we are looking at what these leaders of these investigations are doing and that they are held accountable for telling ththat 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 lot of public good and shed a lot of light about what is happening in washington. 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 trust. why is organization against that impeachment? guest's been very clear from folk from both sides of the aisle book, credit and republica

i want to bring in chairman of the house judiciary committee, congressman jim jordan. thank you for joining us today. what day congressmen because we're watching for hours, waiting to see what he would say about that report. i really key moment. >> he said that he >> did not exonerate biden congressman, but he did decline to bring any charges because didn't believe it could actually secure a conviction based on what he saw, he couldn't prove the intent, not just because there was age or his memory, but you took issue with that. >> why? >> well, i think he what the special counsel said was that he willfully retained classified information and then disclosed classified information to people who weren't allowed to get it. and i mean, this is a guy who's been in office for close to 50 years, five decades, chaired the senate foreign relations committee when he was vice president, he gets a daily intelligence briefs. this is a guy who knows the law and those rules, and yet he violated those. and so for me, the key question i raised this in my question is, why would he do that? what would motivate a