charlie, if this was a story -- forget about don junior.this was about don junior's cousin's friend's neighbor and don had a hot dog at his house this would be a front page story. but because it's hunter biden it will receive a light touch. >> the massive cover-up for the bidens is something we have never witnessed before. it's appalling. i know a lot of gun owners. i don't know anybody who would throw a weapon away in a trash can in a high traffic area like that in the first place. in the second place, i don't know who would lie on a form. the fact you have a clear question about whether hunter biden did lie on the form raises important questions that obviously need to be answered. the most important part of all is here we are in a time that joe biden and democrats are talking unlike they talked ever before about going after law-abiding gun owners and making it harder for them who would never do any of these things to prevent them and curtail their abilities to protect themselves and their families and their neighbors. this is just the way

will it be don junior or ivanka. >> i said legitimate when i meant relevant. the legal props that he has swirling around will extend joutt ward. they are unfit, but they have in the last four years taken advantage of their position to, you know, take money away from the american people. violating the emoluments clause. so the fact that it is even considered is less to do with them than how low the current republican party has sunk. >> let's talk about that, mary. you're not just a trump, you're a psychologist. let me ask about how the g.o.p. game this trump cult. the trump fame is who you became a cult around? >> yeah, it is pretty, i guess it should not be shocking any more, but it is pretty demoralizing. i think this is a really project for decades now to take so much away from feel that really all they have left to make themselves feel better than is the color of their skin. we cannot under estimate the pull of white supremacy in this party and i'm not talking about the fringes, this is mainstream right now. i recently read something by the behavioral econo

. >> i think when he was handed the company along with don, junior and eric. it wasn't comfortable.erstood if he was uncomfortable with that or if he did not want to have to be so vulnerable when i think it is clear they do not follow the law or the rules that apply to most of us. >> a lot there to talk about and back with us to do that is the department of justice veteran, solicitor general during the obama administration who argued dozens of cases before the u.s. supreme court. the first time cohen went in i thought it was interesting. second time focused the mind. the third time got my attention. what does it mean he has visited eight times? >> first i want to talk about the limits of the law for a second. many of us have been in tears all week. all sorts of painful things i witnessed and said and done to members of my family and in the community. i thought it would all end. this constitutional monster, donald trump coming along who exploited it. china virus. wuhan flu. it is not criminal but morally reprehensible. mr. cohen going eight times before the manhattan d.a. office. nob

a 2024 race without trump, his son don junior placed in the top three.k governor andrew cuomo sa acknowledged some of his behavior has been flirtatious and unwanted. he said playful teasing may have been insensitive or too personal. he denied propositioning or touching anyone. the statement comes after two separate allegations of sexual harassment from two former aides. the democrat says he will cooperate with an investigation conducted by the state attorney general. >>> moving on to the south bay now, sideshows took over many intersections in san jose last night. some turned into a cat and mouse game between drivers and san jose police. officers arrested three people on charges of illegally carrying firearms and made one reckless driving arrest. five vehicles were impounded and 40 other drivers were cited for watching the sideshows. oakland police are conducting similar sideshow stings this weekend. >>> an oakland community group will meet tomorrow to organize foot patrols in chinatown. the east bay toy shon association is hoping to get feet in chinatow

. >> governor kristi noem in second place followed by don junior, mike pompeo, ted cruz, tucker carlson. >> reporter: leaving many critics feeling like they have to take on carlson's odious arguments even while getting him more attention. oliver concluded with this. >> tucker carlson shows sells in addition to utterly terrible pillows is very sed uktive. it's the idea this country is fundamentally color blind, that anyone who mentions race is trying to start trouble, that historic oppression is no longer relevant and that in fact you, his viewers, are the ones currently being oppressed. >> reporter: brian stelter, cnn, new york. >>> team biden crisscrossing the country to sell the president's covid relief package, but republicans are focusing on something else entirely -- voter suppression. (doorbell rings) thanks! splitsies? ♪ ♪ oooh...you meant the food, didn't you? the harry's razor is not the same ♪ because some of us are not the same ♪ our close shave comes from our 5 german-engineered blades designed to start sharp and stay sharp. and we never upcharge you for high quality. so for

. >> i think when he was handed the company, along with don junior and eric, it was not comfortable for him to be shoved into the limelight. i never understood if he was uncomfortable with that, or if he didn't want to have to be so vulnerable when i think it's clear that they don't follow the law or rules that apply to most of us. >> there's a lot there to talk about. back to do that is neal katyal. he's argued dozens of cases before the u.s. supreme court. counselor, the first time cohen went in, i thought it was interesting. second time focused the mind. third time really got my attention. what does it mean that he's visited eight times? >> first, brian, i just want to talk about the limits of the law. i was just watching your last segment. many of us have been in tears all week. as an asian man growing up, you know, all sorts of painful things i witnessed, things that were said and done to me and my family, members of my community. it pains me to no end, i thought in the 1970s that this was all going to end. and then you've had this institutional monster, donald trump, come along wh

and the lawsuit names not only the former president and rudy giuliani but also trump's son don juniorcan congressman mo brooks, both of whom spoke at that rally before the capitol was attacked. this case was filed by eric swalwell, democrat from california. also a house impeachment manager. and he blames all of these men for inciting the violence, and he points to their repeated rhetoric that the election was rigged saying that that repeated rhetoric essentially directed those rioters to storm the capitol on january 6th. now this lawsuit cites a multitude of claims. the lawsuit is saying this. the defendants in short convinced the mob that something was occurring that if actually true might indeed justify violence and then sent that mob to the capitol with violence-laced calls for immediate action. so a lot of strong words there, jim, and we're hearing from the president this morning. the president in a statement basically lobbing insults at eric swalwell and once again, jim, calling this lawsuit, like he's called the other, the other one, a witch hunt. jim? >> he's also still spreadi

especially the young folks, charlie kirks, james o'keefe entered don junior. the doers.conservative movement that have stood up and said we are not going to let the left come over, control and destroy our country, which is what we know they want to do. we stand on the shoulders of conservative giants at a convention like this, don't we? william f buckley, ronald reagan, newt gingrich, rush limbaugh -- [applause] we all have advanced degrees from the limbaugh institute for advanced conservative studies. let's not kid ourselves. [applause] breitbart, live in, men and women who have had an uncompromising willingness and ability to chart the course for freedom. we call ourselves conservatives, but what are we really? we are freedom lovers. that is what we are. we stand at the conservative little action conference here remembering all those people who came before us. so grateful for the nation they gifted us. i think i have the best job in the country. fox and friends gives me the job -- i don't know if the title is diner correspondent, breakfast guy, pancake pete, whatever -

elizabeth: let's welcome to the show the mayor of baldy texas, mayor don mclaughlin junior, good to seeople to understand about what your town is experiencing with illegal border crossers. >> the problem that we see most people don't know what were seen in our area, they don't understand, they do not know that were having car chases on a daily basis in the foreign county around us right now today alone and him it, trio and there is probably 20 cases today for illegal immigrants coming in and these are not all that have squeaky clean records that want to come in, our ranchers, your seam break-ins at the ranches and their ranch vehicles, the running through their fences, it's getting totally out of control it's like the wild wild west we had to locker school down last week this is like the third or fourth time we've had to do this at our schools in our border patrol are overworked as it is right now and they're spending more time babysitting unaccompanied minors and these other people coming through more and more in the sheriff's department, dps and border patrol agency can spread from th

. >> governor kristi noem in second place followed by don junior, mike pompeo, ted cruz, tucker carlson many critics feeling like they have to tak

so he can tell them why they came in the form they did and why some were signed by apparently don juniorsigned by weisselberg, the chief financial officer. it just invaluable to a prosecutor to have an insider who can guide them through the evidence. >> i want to talk about this either investigation you heard the "wall street journal" reporting another audio tape that surfaced of a phone call between the former president and investigator for the georgia secretary of state's office. i want to listen to some of what was said. >> i want everything in georgia and i want georgia to know that by a lot and the people know it and, you know, something happened and something hadbad happened and if you keep it to fulton, you will find things that are unbelievable. fulton is the mother load. fulton county. >> i can assure you that our team and the gbi we're only interested in the truth and finding -- >> exactly. >> finding the information based on the facts. >> it never made sense and, you know, they dropped ballots. they dropped all these ballots. stacey abrams really terrible. i mean, just a terri

. >> i think when he was handed the company, along with don junior and eric, it was not comfortable forbe shoved into the limelight. i never understood if he was uncomfortable with that or if he didn't want to have to be so vulnerable when i think it's clear that they don't follow the law or rules that applied to most of us. >> jane, just in your reporting, give us a sense of sort of take the temperature of the reticence level of someone like cy vance, he's almost finished with his term. this is a former president of the united states, there are huge political implications if he were to be indicted. it would be sort of a nuclear bomb going off in our politics. how much in your reporting does that weigh on what might happen here to donald trump in terms of what he might have done with tax fraud or insurance fraud or messing with the money? >> people who are close to him or formerly close to him, people like michael cohen, his former lawyer, have said that cy vance's investigation is the thing that keeps donald trump up at night. already there's talk, it's interesting, in trump's circles

it accuses not only the former president, but don junior, and others. the suit says the mob attack was a direct and foreseeable consequence of the defendants' false and incendiary allegations of fraud and theft and to their express calls for violence. let's bring in our leadoff guests, susan page, journalist, garrett hake, our man on the ill, and eugene daniels, correspondent for politico. good evening, and welcome to you all. garrett, because it's your beat, you get to go first. is joe manchin the most powerful man on this day in washington, or the most reviled on the left side of the party, or perhaps both? >> yeah, brian, why not both. look, it's joe manchin's washington. and the rest of us are just living in it. this is the reality of a 50/50 united states senate. it's joe manchin today, but it could be any democratic senator on any day, on any democratic priority over the next two years. that has this power here. when everything depends on democratic unity, as this bill does, because it's being passed through the budget reconciliation process, any

. >> congressman eric swalwell suing former president trump, don junior, rudy giuliani, and representativeoles in inciting the riot at the capitol. does he have a case? >> yeah, i read this lawsuit. it's very interesting. it's sort of a kitchen sink civil suit. it has a lot of different claims, some more straightforward like negligence, some that are harder to prove like emotional distress. but the key here, don, is he just needs to make it past the motion to dismiss on just one of these counts, and then you have discovery. discovery is far-ranging. it can get all kinds of documents. the president and other defendants like rudy giuliani can be deposed. witnesses can be deposed under oath. so this is a whole minefield for the former president and his associates because, you know, whatever the merits of the claims are and even if, you know, the outcome of that, they can be liable for crimes they commit in the process of discovery if they lie under oath, for example. i think the other interesting thing is that given the reticence of members of congress to engage in a robust congressional inqu

this not only names donald trump and rudy giuliani as plaintiffs, but also trump's son don junior and congressman mo brooks. both of whom spoke at that rally before the capitol was attacked. now this case alleges civil rights violations for interfering with congress, like the last lawsuit, but it also alleges infliction of emotional address on members of congress, a violation of d.c. law that outlaws incitement to riot and also bias related crime. there's a lot in this lawsuit. and as we have seen, it accuses trump and others of directly inciting the violence and blaming their repeated rhetoric that the election was rigged on encouraging their supporters to cause violence. so this one, like the other one, of course, it does face an uphill climb because of free speech claims that could be made, possible immunity claims from trump. but it also opens up this possibility yet again that if it moves forward, trump and others could be deposed. they could be subject to discovery that could provide us more information about what trump and others at the white house knew about these plans to sto

. >> stephen: i'm not surprised don junior loves "cat in the hat."i've always believed he can read at a second-grade level. also, i think his dad calls him and eric "thing one" and "thing two." but if you're worried about these children's books being removed from the shelves, we here at "a late show" have just the book for you: it's "oh, the books you can read." ( clears throat ) so, the book news you heard today just got your goose. and now you're defensive of ol' dr. seuss. if you find that your bookshelf just got a little bit duller, consider these kids' books from people of color. there's lots of new stories you might find quite good. like "eemani's moon" by janay brown wood. want more suggestions? no need to keep hopin'. just pick up "firebird" by the misty copeland. and this one right here is the real "real mccoy." it's thomeesha booker's great book, "brown boy joy." there's a whole range of books that will make you feel merry, like this one, called "hair love" by mathew a. cherry. there are so many stories. a whole great assorty! it's fun to r

a second poll imagined a 2024 race without trump and that instance his son, don junior, placed in the three. >>> a new competitor for san francisco based uber and lift launches today. black lane is an up scale car service. they offer services like handling luggage and opening cars for passengers. today they are expanding to offer rides around new york city. they plan to launch in several for cities including l.a., chicago, londonen, and paris throughout the month. >>> the golden globes kicked off this year's different award season. the celebritied were beamed in from home and the hosts were on two different coasts. >> it's going to be smooth sailing. you won't even notice. >> live from stages in new york and los angeles and countless living rooms around the world, what could possibly go wrong? >> i wish i could hear. >> luckily, they figured it out. tina and amy acknowledging the lack of diversity in the hollywood foreign press association. >> hfpa, maybe you didn't get the memo because your workplace is the back booth of a french mcdonald's, but you've got to change that. >> a pop ne

a 2024 race without trump, his son don junior placed in the top three. >>> a competitor for san franciscos today. black lane an upscale car service that has focused in the past on trips to the airport. it offers services like handling luggage, opening doors for passengers and other amenities. it's expanding to offer rides around new york city. the company plans to launch in several more cities including l.a., chicago, london, and paris throughout the month. >>> new at 6:00, pop star taylor swift is not rescheduling the concerts postponed because of the pandemic. last april swift canceled all live performances and appearances for the rest of 2020 and now apologizing to fans and says she's disappointed she has to cancer the lover fest tour. fans who bought tickets can get a full refund. swift is also releasing a re-recording of one of her first albums "fearless" on april 9th. ♪ >>> okay. a lucky resident of the perth zoo in australia was treated to a musical masterpiece. violinists from the perth symphony orchestra held a private concert just for trisha. the 64-year-old elephant you see the

be named trump or which trump donald don jr or if he didn't say who do you like to see leave the party in 2024 is there any leader. and what about the other. junior. i hope they run for 28 in his 1st public address since he left the white house rejected by voters trump ease the minds of many republicans with a call to unify the party across the bitter divide he helped create the republican party is united the only division is between a handful of washington d.c. establishment political hacks and everybody else all over the country i think we have tremendous and. the call for unity behind trump is a challenge to those republicans the party behind someone else and it was. but the former president isn't releasing his vice like grip on a clear majority of republican voters every party but now especially the republican party has to look inside after january 6th and say what have we become what's our great history and how do we go forward from here and i tell you reaching out to donald trump and more of the same is not going to do that as expected in his kitchen sink or of his speech trump attacked his rivals promise to defeat them and repeated baseles

junior year they are done off-line. where the other kids, just on the time frame standpoint, less behind a bit because it's not even donning of them to apply to college or the don't have their ducks in a row at the beginning of their senior year. you saw that divide when you talk about early decisions. i i love what you said about, yu said, and so that as well as the fact early decision has become perhaps the biggest hair pulling out factor in all this. >> nicole, i think the place and a really good question. so why don't we moved to that? somebody asked a question for both of us. some of you we both recognize and its if you could wave a magic wand and change one thing to make a fair without wanting to be? i'm good answer first because it plays right into question you just asking and then i will turn it to you. it would be early decision. so early decision was always a tool for the students who really knew what he wanted to go and just one to be done. what it did starting in about 2008 during the great recession, colleges started to sit home i got great recession hit in the fall, we are not quite sure we will be able to fi