we've heard chris ray and the f. b. i bring up and kind of congress, the idea of domestic terror. can we suspect, quote, unquote terror this time? or could this be what biden and other democrats refer to as domestic terror that we've been hearing so much about you know, and i have a hard time, you know, you know, shawn very well that you and i have talked for a long time. you know that i've researched the, the legal president, the legal, factual matters involving terrorist attacks, whether domestic or international motivations. i think right now is obviously related to the state whether there was any sort of terrorist intention which would be violent in or for a political purpose. and that's the basic bottom line, a definition of terrorism. unfortunately, what we see now with some politicians, they're trying to bows eric definitions or care if you're trying to espouse certain actions that might not be legally constituted as terrorist as eric. and so we're using people stand that, but i think the car is, this is concerned. you know, we have to wait and see. obviously if he reports

i asked chris for ray, do you know michael, director ray? >> what is the meaning of know? this is a very close community here. people had to know michael sussman was working for the hillary clinton campaign. he comes and talks to the fbi, i'm just doing this as a citizen. you have to know about this, i'm just doing this as a citizen. he's doing it as a member of the clinton campaign, feeding false information. if you have not read the john durham indictment of michael sussman, read it, it's very revealing. but just lays out exactly how corrupt the hillary clinton campaign was, how they hoisted this false narrative on the american public. the most destructive political dirty trick in history. both even more outrageous is, where is the press covering it? turn the tables on this. had this been the trump campaign doing this to the hillary clinton campaign, and we start to find out about this now, you cannot turn on a tv program. you could not look at a newspaper on a newsstand without that major headline for weeks and months. instead, we get all these other false stories that

and he's just chasing down ray allen for that all time record. chrisncy yourself a shooter as well. i'm going to ask you straight up. who's the better shooter her. >> i got to go away. >> if we play a 100 games, i got to go. staff is going to win 19. adam got a live one so i say step step is the best shooter to ever walk this and if anybody else is saying he's not crazy man when he does. he's a 1, 1, is like a unicorn to the basketball, possibly constituting mass tonight. every time he shoots the ball and just made so steph curry, he all right. now with that being said, as we've seen his whole career step has the ability to pull up and shoot from. >> anywhere on the court and some people have even criticizing that you've heard naysayers say he's ruined the game. but you recently commented. it said staff has that equity to take those shots because he's worked hard. his whole career and his training has allowed him to do so. can you explain that more for us. no, absolutely steph curry's base shooting says he's 5 out 4 so that means he's picking up a lot

chris: good morning. steph curry entered friday night 50 13-pointers away from breaking ray allen's all-time record.state looking to extend their winning streak to six. golden state goes on a big run. jordan poole had 14 straight points. just like that the lead cap growing. first half winding down, steph curry and draymond green in sync. w's up at the break. draymond green lobbed wiggins. warriors up 20. steph came to the rescue. not just one three, but two down the stretch. 44 away from the record now. w's move their nba best record to 17-2. great truck. great hat. sharks hosting toronto friday night. second of the year, we are tied at 1-1. he gave up three straight goals after that. aiden hill would replace him. the sharks lose. todd goldman, usf looking to improve to 8-0. johan, that was good. coming up huge in the second half. he had 23. the shot no good. the dawns now 8-0. stanford and south florida and the bahamas. game-high 23, lacey hall go ahead three cardinals up one. sidney harvey will break stanford's hearts. nb a theanta ara womecc teamn the quarters. they scored twice in five minutes.

>> chris you just put your finger on a very important difference between the rays that we just saw unfold, and the races that are about to come up. what virginia republicans, did and the country should know, in virginia, you can choose whether to go into an actual primary, or on election day primary day new voters across the street go vote, or, you can have a party convention. in which the party officials will me, and they will decide who, with the activists and central committee chairman and so, fourth who the nominee of the party will be. instead of the primary, they shows the convention. because they wanted to tailor make the results. they wanted to get the candidate, who could be competitive enough, in a race,. the, you can put it that way. >> in some ways are doing with the establishment was doing. >> they wanted it to be youngkin, and they didn't want cory stewart whatever. >> and that's perfectly okay, and perfectly fine. parties have those options, in the states to do that. here's the rub across the rest of the map. what you're seeing now, in the races you've identified, from hers

chris: good morning. steph curry entered friday night 50 3-pointers away from breaking ray allen's all-time record. winning streak to six. second quarter, tied 4-2. golden state goes on a big run. jordan poole had 14 straight points. then a handoff to steph. six-point lead, and that, the lead kept growing. first half winding down, steph curry and draymond green in sync. w's up at the break. draymond green lobbed to wiggins. he had a quiet 25. warriors up 20. portland cut into 8, but steph came to the rescue. not just one three, but how about two clutch threes down the stretch? 44 away from the record now. w's move their nba best record to 17-2. hockey now. great truck. great hat. what is in that backpack? sharks hosting toronto friday night. first period, nick benigno, second of the year, we are tied at 1-1. he gave up three straight goals after that. john for various -- john and then aiden hill would replace him. the sharks lose. todd goldman, usf looking to improve to 8-0. taking on uab in the invitational final. johan, that was good. coming up huge in the second half. he had 23. uab had a chance

president is not on speaking terms with his own fbi director chris way, because he wanted to fire him. so he's asking him to look into it, and ray said it's not only my thing. and trump actually says to him, but you're the dni, it ahead of all the intelligence agencies, and the fbi is one of those agencies. just unbelievable, and he doesn't actually call the fbi and asked them if they have looked into this crazy conspiracy theory revolving and term county in michigan, those voting machines being controlled out of europe. totally not stuff. you're expected to be out there, but not to be something that the president of the united states is asking the top intelligence official in the u.s. government to act on. >> we should note, again, and this comes across in your county and others. obsessively. these are not passing idle fancies, in the days after the election, the obsession of everyone in the president and his circle is on essentially substantiating the lie, that the election was stolen. essentially all resources are devoted towards that end. >> all resources, all means necessary, and he tries to motivate, to activate the entire

chris found out? impossible to know. but when investigator dove talked to cristi's co-workers at the clinic where she was an x-ray technician personality. one co-worker offered them more. >> she told us that she was contemplating a divorce. >> if true, and it was only an if, it might well persuade a jury. but also, prosecutor strunsky also needed to explain why lindsay patterson saw or didn't see. why didn't she see cristi's drowned body when she peeked over the wall a second time? >> we were not able to explain to the jury why she didn't see cristi at that point, and i think that allowed the defense to make the argument that cristi hall was inside. >> the prosecution hired a water expert to do a recreation of the hall spa. andrea has been assisting law enforcement nationwide with drowning investigations for 20 years. she got in the spa. >> from the center of the pool and towards where lindsay was standing, anywhere i was laying, you could not be seen from lindsay's viewpoint. so once i sank below the surface and hit that bottom, you could not see me at all from lindsay's viewpoint. >> and now, the prosecutor was ready. in

ellie hoenig and robert ray, defended trump at his first impeachment trial, also a former white water independent counsel. gentlemen, good to see you both. >> nice to see you, chris. >> we'll do it prosecution-defense style. ellie hoenig, what is the question to the answer, do any of these have a colorable claim to not cooperate on the basis of privilege or otherwise? >> they can do it, chris, but they do it at the risk of their own prosecution. steve bannon is the clearest case to prosecute out of all these witnesses. one, the privilege is being invoked by a former president, which is an uphill climb, legally. two, steve bannon was not in the executive branch at the time of these communications. and three, even if the privilege applies, i would argue it doesn't apply to this kind of communication. it's meant to aemploy to discussions about policy, not discussions about wrong doing, which is january 6th in a nutshell. so, i think there's real reason for concern among the other witnesses, and it will be up to doj. and i think those would be righteous and necessary prosecutions if they're held in contempt as well. >> counselor ray, you would not be here if you agre

host: that's ray in atlanta braves city -- elizabeth city, north carolina. chrisaying bipartisanship means there are only two viewpoints to a circumstance quite frankly most of the time, these bills require more than a yes or no option. safe to saying bipartisanship means little to me. the only thing that counts is constitutional legislation that works for all americans instead of buying votes or pandering to population segments with empty promise. bill, it does matter. the respondents here on this post, about 80% will say yes. but the other side just won't cooperate. and this is not really. they should work best for the people that they represent. and bipartisanship matter when it hurts america and hurts our kids. the republican traitor who is voted for this structure -- infrastructure matter a lot. because of them, our kids are on the hook for another trillion dollars in debt for $100 billion in infrastructure. some of our comments from social media. one of those republican members who voted for the bipartisan infrastructure bill mitch mcconnell and it was mccon