donald trump is the reason for rudy giuliani's relevance.dential loss in 2008, so there is a loyalty there that is kind of heartening. >> when you think about the moment that it all went south for rudy giuliani, or perhaps, rudy giuliani specifically with the relationship with trump, can you point to it? is there a moment where based on your reporting, you can see that relationship knows that? >> it ended at the beginning, right? he was a reluctant trump supporter in 2015, as a lot of people were. then there is nobody else returning phone calls, kind of losing relevance at the time. trump was more than his meal ticket. his companion, a supporter, the only way that he would see the game, kind of thing. >> why do what he is doing now, giuliani? this is simply for the money that he is hosting, the balance of nature vitamins that he is promoting? >> i think you can't help it. rudy at this ratio, if you remember, as the mayor, people call in, they would yell about their whatever else. this is a natural element for him. he loves this stuff. put hi

giuliani's testimony? >> i agree with you and would say, because rudy giuliani is a lawyer, he has to abide and comply with the rules of professional conduct and he is in trouble because he has not. >> we recognize the chairman of the house intelligence committee, mr. turner from ohio. >> thank you so much for the materials you provided, your legal analysis, mr. turley, is incredible and historic and the legal descriptions of the aspects of, how do you conduct an impeachment investigations, what are the standards for an impeachment investigation, and taking some of the public facts that you are aware of and comparing them to congressional authority and oversight responsibilities. it does help the overall discussion and gives validity to the need for this committee to move forward on the investigation as you look historically what has happened. you made some comments in your opening statement about your description that i think are important to focus on in trying to guide our investigation. you said it is n

that's where she stands with rudy giuliani. another reveal is jenna ellis in an exact moment a trump white house aide admitted the plan was a coup to stay in office no matter what. all the other stuff, theaterics, press conferences, lawsuits that were going nowhere, none of that in their view was part of a legitimate effort to litigate this, and if you follow our coverage back, i said, you have the right to file lawsuits. you have to respect the results. you have the right to -- you have to respect the results. by this time you had a president-elect biden. everyone was going through the transition process. at this point in this time this lawyer, who was a trump loyalist at the time learned even as she was relaying that of legal fact and reality that there was another coup plan in place. she learns that, as she explains to them that she lost and it was, quote, essentially over. >> i emphasized to him i thought the claims and about to channel the results was essentially over. he said to me in a kind of excited tone, we don't care

giuliani's testimony? >> i agree with you. i would like to add that as a lawyer he has to abide by the rules of professional conduct and he is in trouble because he has not. >> time has expired. i yelled back. is >> recognizes the chair of the house intelligence committee, mr. turner, from ohio. >> thank you so much for the mm materials you have provided to this committee, your legal analysis is incredible in its historic foundations and legal descriptions of the aspects of how to conduct an impeachment de investigation. what are the standards for an impeachment investigation and taking as you relate in that memo, some of the public back at you are aware of and at comparing them to congressional authority and oversight with possibilities. i think it really helps the he overall discussion. and brings validity to the need for the committee to move forward with the investigation. he made some comments in your opening statement about the ma description that i think is important to focus on in trying to guide the investigation. you

giuliani, i think is so incredible that he would be last value.n certainly, charles and i have both been prosecutors, you do sometimes need to put people on as witnesses who do not have a history of credibility. you explain that to the jury, and you work with them a lot to ensure that the jury can believe them. but giuliani, i mean, lie after lie after lie, he's been disbarred. you know, i'd be much more interested if i were her and mark meadows and what he could offer. but you know, i think she's prepared and trying to flip all these other lower witnesses, that if they have their own firsthand knowledge of things, they will be able to testify about this. >> then who do you think it's a big blow to him not getting offered a plea deal, giuliani or meadows? >> meadows. and i think that's -- >> he's a more legit guy? >> he's a more legit guy. i think giuliani, his feet is kind of sealed in a lot of different ways, based on of the things mary was just do a whole l you can prove and flip what strategy. but when you file an indictment, you have already

rudy giuliani, what's the difference in what rudy giuliani is to this case and what mark meadows is toy good question. i think mark meadows was further away from the sort of granular evidence collecting that rudy giuliani, sidney powell, jenna ellis and others were involved in but rudy giuliani is also connective tissue in a way, that mark meadows is not out. reporting about the fulton county case today there was connection between social media posts about a meeting at the willard hotel with kathy lathham said to be involved in the coffee county voting machine scheme and the story anna is telling she met that day at the willard hotel with rudy giuliani, took pictures with sidney powell and mike flynn then that night they went to the white house, had that infamous meeting with trump that got kind of crazy, out of control where they talked about an executive order to seize the voting machines. so, when i think about rudy giuliani, i think about a person whose hands were sort of in all of the cookie jars, right and the fake elector scheme and coffee county voting machine breach and commun

but stopping at him and making him be in a similar position as giuliani, meadows, and trump. to maybe six person case at this point, i think, once the pleas come in, which will require a setting of a trial date. this could be an important hearing on friday, and we'll see where judge mcafee is going with the actual scheduling here. remember, that's what triggered the other pleas before, and i think they need to feel the heat before they start having more guilty pleas. >> neal what do you make of that current strategy, if it's true, the d. a.'s office say no possible plea agreements offered to trump, giuliani, meadows, but everyone else is willing is welcome to come in a negotiated. >> it makes sense, but they need to take with a grain of salt. the case against trump is very strong. but if you're a prosecutor and you have mark meadows willing to testify against him, and mark meadows isn't tainted by the same four seasons landscaping nonsense that rudy giuliani's, so as a result, you might, in the end of the day say i really don't like the idea of basically keeping the chief of

because, you see, when nutballs like rudy giuliani or mike lindell get in trouble, it just feels likes part of the plan it's been factored in. but when an anonymous, white collar, harvard guy goes down, and says he'll cooperate with prosecutors, that's got to be when trump is thinking to himself, "oh, no." because if mike lindell or rudy giuliani ever flipped on trump and told the jury trump was guilty, trump would be found innocent by the first lunch break because they're [ bleep ] nuts [ laughter ] i kind of think that was the whole game plan. let those two hair dye addicted clowns scream and cry on tv while the quiet, buttoned up, harvard guy does all the real criming for you. but these buttoned-up quiet type, the chesebros, if you will, are the ones who actually understand what went down. he's a harvard educated lawyer with a long history in washington politics who might actually be able to explain to a jury where the bodies are buried as opposed to rudy, who looks like a guy who knows the best places to dig one up [ laughter ] "i look for tombstones with fancy names. they're most

which includes rudy giuliani and donald trump. former trump attorney general ellis descriing a chilling conversation with trump aid at a white house christmas party. >> i said something to him like i'm sorry that we haven't been able to do more. and i emphasized to him i thought that the claims and the ability to challenge the election results was essentially over because of the dismissal of the case from the the supreme court. he said to me in an excited tone, well, we don't care. we're not going to leave. i said, what do you mean? he said, well the boss, meaning president trump and everyone understood the boss, that's what we all called him, he said the boss is not going to leaf under any circumstances. we're just going to stay in

and he listened to the giuliani and sidney powell in a circle, as opposed to even his own vice president could cut very deeply into his defense that he was only following lawyers advice. you cannot just pick and choose law, is cherry pick the ones who are telling you what you want to hear, for that defense to hold. >> kimberly brings up the name rudy giuliani, and i'd be remiss, joyce, if i did not get your opinion on the news today that fani willis, the d.a. down in fulton county, there is reporting that she is prepared to offer plead deals, or has left the plea deal door open, if you will, to all of the named coconspirators in that fulton county case, except donald trump, rudy giuliani, and mark meadows. to some extent, trump does not surprise me being a name on that list. but i was in fact surprise that giuliani and meadows are not people she is seeking to turned prosecution witnesses. were you? >> no, not at all. i think she is certainly not looking to hand out deals to them. in a r.i.c.o. case, there is a lot of advantage to trying the people at the top, the general and the left ten

. >>> rudy giuliani claims he is going to take the stand in a case that the judge claimed that he defamed georgia workers and he has millions of dollars on the line. >> and an ethics committee could release the long-awaited ethics report on george santos, and one thing that won't be there is a recommendation to expel him. i'm sara sidner with kate bolduan and john berman. and this is cnn "news central." >>> there are new indications this morning that israel's ground offensive in gaza could be expanding to the south. leaflets were dropped wednesday on the communities to the west of khan yunis which warned the civilians to move to known shelters. in the north, the idf is now 36 hours into the raid at al shifa hospital. the israeli forces remain both inside and in the vicinity of the gaza's largest hospital. several humanitarian groups have questioned this operation as hundreds of patients and thousands of civilians are known to be sheltering in the hospital completion. there is new video of the idf showing weapons found inside of the hospital in the raid and promising more evidence of hamas

to some extent it does nick surprise me being an atlas but i was surprised that giuliani and metals are not people she seeking to turn into prosecution witnesses. were you? >>> >> no. not at all. i think she is certainly not looking to hand out deals to them. in a r.i.c.o. case there is a lot of advantage to trying the people at the top, the general and the lieutenants together, to get in all of the evidence about the r.i.c.o. scheme. in some ways, and we have seen trump already doing this with some of the co-defendants who are cooperating, if they are all cooperating against you then you give that general, the defendant, the opportunity to say they were all doing this, i didn't know anything, i was sitting in the oval office trying to carry on the nation's business on rudy giuliani and mark meadows were freelancing. so by seating them all of the defendants table together, you really kneecap the ellipse you to do that, particularly when you've got many of the lower level defendants cooperating. i think willis has for right now. she is certainly trying to get more of those codefendants t

and giuliani who's got the compounding legal debts, now he's going to be forced to go to trial?ssenger. you're just the messenger. rat bingo is a game of chance. this is more like rat race. do you feel rat bingo really captures it? >> i think you have to ask the d.a.'s office. maybe it's a game of chance because -- they're pretty fluid. they're prepared to cut deals in different directions. sidney powell didn't plea guilty to a felony, but cheseboro did. he pleaded guilty to a felony and acknowledged the slates of electors were fraudulent, and that is obviously a big part of the rico case. that's one of the major themes, one of the overacts in the conspiracy. >> i appreciate that. we appreciate your reporting and i'll say -- no shade -- with all due respect, they do it a little different in georgia. we've seen that in a couple ways. rat bingo is a term we new york lawyers didn't know. i want to thank both of you, hugo in your reporting and kristy on your extensive experience. thanks to both of you. >>> fox news under fire in a way that could really hurt, maybe even to the tune o

. >> kimberley brings up the name rudy giuliani, and i'd be remiss, joyce, if i.e. get your opinion on the news today that fannie willis, the d.a. down in fulton county, there's news she's prepared to offer plea deal or left the plea deal door open, if you will, to all the named coconspiratorteres in that fulton county case except donald trump, rudy giuliani, and mark meadows. to some extent trump doesn't surprise me being a name on that list. but i was surprised giuliani and meadows are not people she's seeking to turn into prosecution witnesses. were you? >> no, not at all. i think she's certainly not looking to hand out deals to them. in a rico case there's a lot of advantage to trying the people at the top, the general and the lieutenants together to get in all of the evidence about the rico scheme. in some ways and we've seen trump already trying to do this with some of the codefendants and you give the general of the defendants, in this case trump the opportunity to say i didn't know anything about it, i was sitting in the oval office trying to carry on the na

here is the problem, katie, one of donald trump's lead attorneys rudy giuliani was investigated by jackvice to donald trump on and around january 6th. guess, what there is no advice the trump counsel defense. but even worse, donald trump did an interview i believe with -- i did not really rely on my lawyers. i relied on my own instincts. guess what, there is no reliance on your own instincts defense. i hope he goes with that one. his instincts are, often, corruptive and here's the most dramatic problem for trump. his counsel, rudy giuliani, and sidney powell, and kevin chesebro, and john eastman, and charged coconspirators and codefendants in the georgia r.i.c.o. case, and the one thing i can tell our viewers, there is no such thing as an advice of coconspirator defense. donald trump has nowhere to turn on this one. >> and glenn, let's stay on this path for the time we have left together. what about the admissibility of things like kenneth chesebro? sydney powell? jenna ellis? admitting their guilty pleas in fulton county. things like rudy giuliani in a civil lawsuit brought by -- sayin

if rudy giuliani watch this, how does it impact him? >> well, i think many of these folks that have already planted, they were coming to the race to the courthouse to get the best deal that they could get. now others, seeing what these witnesses are saying, are probably realizing, hey, if i'm going to get a deal, i better get a deal quick. i don't think that there will be much of a deal to be had for rudy giuliani, if he is willing to plead to serious charges. but i have to think that all of the other indicted members of this conspiracy started to think, hey, the evidence is piling up, people started to talk, what does this mean to me, and intense circumstances, it's every man and woman for themselves. they're going to look up to do what keeps them out of jail or reduces their sentence, so this is powerful stuff. >> maybe rene could the chorus -- i want to turn to the news of the supreme court today, which is that they adopted a formal code of ethics for the first time in its history, but one that seems to have a zero enforcement mechan

ex-lawyer, sidney powell, the insane leopard print lady who stood in front of a soaking-wet rudy giuliani -- [ laughter ] -- china, cuba, and the ghost of hugo chavez had all teamed up with an election software company to rig voting machines, and then was later a key witness in the january 6th congressional investigation, where she showed up to her deposition chugging diet dr. pepper like it was -- [ laughter ] -- pepto-bismol and looking like grandma saracen from "friday night lights." [ laughter and applause "hey, grandma, i'm gonna go study with julie, okay?" "matt, lock the door behind you, i don't want hugo chavez to get me." [ light laughter ] "all right, i'll stay. i hope julie doesn't get mad." and yeah, that -- maybe you're thinking that "friday night lights" reference would have worked better when it aired, but not a lot of people watched it then [ laughter ] i don't think it was ever going to work. but if it makes one more person start "friday night lights," it was worth it [ cheers and applause well, powell has now pleaded guilty in georgia, and as part of her guilty plea, she

many statistics, many polling had barack obama losing to rudolph giuliani.hink that there is time to fix this. america is angry and disappointed, generally. coming out of covid. we have these wars going on. ukraine as well as israel. there is a lot about readiness and unsettled stuff going on. i think people are feeling it. again, the messenger and the message from the biden administration is a challenge. they tell us life is great, but if i don't feel great you won't convince me by continuing to plumb all the positive news of the economy. i'm not feeling it. gas prices are down by 30% i think, but they are still high because of inflation. there is type or bidenomics or whatever you want to call it to kick in, but we've got to file. they are not feeling strong about this economy right now. >> what do you make of it a year out? >> a year out is a long time. i think democrats are thinking that in the context that we can fix this. i think republican should see that is the time to strike the art all those folks feeling the pinch at the pump, feeling concerned ab

speaking of crime and what happened with giuliani and followed up by bloomberg, this week we saw a nework city guy who had a job, who was arrested for criminal possession of a weapon, reckless endangerment for trying to help a woman who was being victimized, to say the very least, by someone who was mentally ill at a subway station who was trying to rob her. what i find most interesting about it, jesse is the guy who shot up a warning shot, had a college degree, he's had one job for 17 years, he had to post $10,000 bond. the mentally ill guy who attempted to rob and has been arrested, and is homeless, has no bail. how fair is that? >> jesse: we're living in an age where you're throwing real men in prison and you're letting weak predators get out on bail. and i'm not saying this guy shouldn't have, you know, done what he did. i don't know if he should be licking warning shots off on the subway. maybe i would have put the gun up like this and said scram, vagrant. maybe that could have done the job but the point is this, you're criminalizing masculinity. there is a masculine instinct to p

but of course they've rejected all of the democratic efforts to subpoena giuliani and parnas becausenas has actually come out and said they travelled all the way around the world looking for some real evidence of corruption and couldn't find anything on joe biden. and they just concocted the whole thing. and parnas has now said, it's time to call off the whole wild goose chase. but it is amazing to me, anderson, that rather than take the lesson from what americans said yesterday, which is, cut out the extremism, the fanaticism, the politics of personal destruction. they're just diving right back in again. >> they've been making claims now for months, promises about what's about to be revealed. do hunter biden and james biden have any choice but to comply with the subpoenas? obviously trump has been critical of allies that defied subpoenas, including jim jordan. >> i haven't read any of the subpoenas yet. i just received word that they were out. so, i haven't seen them. so, i don't know what the particulars are. i don't even know what the authority is for them to be issuing subpoenas

among other things, ellis joined rudy giuliani in asking georgia lawmakers to violate their oaths ofby appointing fake electors. and down in georgia, that oath is sacred. you place your hand on a stack of allman brothers records and solemnly declare: "watch this, y'all! yee-haww!" after entering her guilty plea, ellis gave a tearful speech and took full responsibility by blaming everyone else. >> i relied on others, including lawyers with many more years of experience than i, to provide me with true and reliable information. if i knew then what i know now, i would have declined to represent donald trump in these postelection challenges. >> stephen: oh, i bet she regrets representing donald trump and trusting those other lawyers, especially this famous outburst from giuliani's legal briefs. >> i will ask that he be disciplined for that. [farts] >> stephen: we did not make that up. we do not change that. now we know why she was crying in court. 'cause her eyes are still burning. while these trials are going on, trump is still out there proving to the american people he can be trusted o

plus, there is a lot of footage of her with rudy giuliani, seen here mid-leak.ne stands in the giuliani splash zone pro bono. so we caught him in a lie. gotcha! haha! now what? it's been a long time comin', no, yeah. yeah, yeah, uh-huh. we finally caught him in a lie. we got him dead to rights on an old fibberoni. my work is done here. good-bye, america! [cheering] i'm sorry. i'm being told this isn't the first time he's lied. how many times has he lied? tom, can we check in with our lie-tracking intern? >> [whispers] please kill me. >> stephen: she's fine. she's fine. she's fine. she gets college credit. she's fine. in the same post, trump claimed that powell was among the millions of people who thought that "the 2020 presidential election was rigged and stollen." looks like someone else went to herverrd lawr. oh, we have an update on trump betraying our country down at his betraying-our-country club. recently, we learned that after trump left office, he shared nuclear submarine secrets with one mar-a-lago member, australian billionaire and adult ron weasley th

they're not ridiculous figures like rudy giuliani.y're smart, experienced people, many with very unconventional and elastic views of presidential power and traditional rule of law. one of the chief architects of project 2025 is a former trump adviser, stephen miller, the white nationalist dracula behind draconian and cruel trump policies like the muslim ban and separating immigrant children from their families and putting them in cages. as even more discusting, racist plans for a second trump term. "the new york times" dug into the plans. they include preparing to round up undocumented people already in the united states on a vast scale, and detain them in sprawling camps while they way to be expelled. adding that trump plans to scour the country for unauthorized immigrants and deport people by the millions per year. to expedite the deportation process, they're preparing an enormous expansion of a form of removal that does not require due process hearings. in a statement, top advisers for the trump campaign acknowledged reporting on t

how that could this video be than for giuliani?think quite bad because i think what you are seeing here is that, you know, jenna ellis and sidney powell, there's a reason they were off for plead eels, right? they were providing very valuable information to the prosecution as they work their way up the chain. we always thought this was how it was going to kind of go with the fani willis prosecutions, right? they started with so many defendants and we expected it to narrow and narrow as people fled and then turned state evidence. so that's exactly what the prosecutors are doing here. and they are really revealing more information than even those of us who covered the january 6th case so closely. we knew trump had been told time and time again that he lost the election. but now, we are hearing it from even more people and even more examples of its. >> let us change topics. i want to talk, peter, about donald trump and his supposed plans for the white house. and i want to share what historian ruth ben-ghiat said about trump's speech ov

you had giuliani, who did an excellent job, and you had bloomberg, who also did an excellent job, of policing, tax policy, encouraging businesses to move to new york, lowering regulations, encouraging the police officers, banking law enforcement, giving them the recognition at every step of th way. and you could see it. you just watched it turnaround in new york city. so they can do that. it's really not as complicated as i think it might sound. to help get people to cease and help get people into hospitals and rehab centers which may items said he want to do. i think it sight line my num number 3 but that is what he said he wanted to be i think is clear for the 2024 election because he is hoping things wil shift and he will be able to r run. >> all right, jesse, you know, speaking of crime and what happened with giuliani, and followed up by bloomberg, this week russo new york city guy wh had a job, who was arrested for criminal possession of a weapon reckless endangerment, for trying to help a woman who woul be victimized, to say the very least by someone who is mentall ill and a su

rudolph giuliani.he special counsel jack smith january 6th case against trump and now federal prosecutors have shown an interest in rudy's drinking habits. this is the very first federal investigation ever to begin with the words "we're worried about you." the reason for this giuliani booze snoop is that january 6 prosecutors think trump might use a so-called advice of counsel defense where he claims that he was a client merely taking professional cues from his lawyers. but that argument would fall apart if that guidance came from someone who trump knew was compromised by alcohol. "oh, no, are you telling me the insane leaky goblin that i hired out of a dumpster was drunk? but he was the only one who knew where the dildo store was! i don't -- i... look, look, i, i." [applause] drinking isn't rudy's only problem. he's also got massive unpaid legal bills, so to raise cash he's selling off his upper east side apartment which recently showed up on zillow for $6.5 million. the listing feature beautiful prof

those are happening we are having a terror parallel civil litigation against fox, news max, rudy giulianiusy with all these other cases, you would think they'd be off on vacation after making $800 million for the client. no, they have a lot of other cases still pending. but there in washington. you know it's taking so long? there are so many january six cases still in the washington courts. there are so many rioters still being held accountable. >> the handiwork of fox news. is it going to change under laughlin murder murdaugh? or will profits still rain supreme? >> profits reign supreme. parts of the business are shrinking. it's harder business to own that it was two years ago. they're under more pressure than they were when rupert was on top. >> o'brien, it's a disturbing read, but an essential read. >> is on a hopeful note. people know the truth. actually, that's hopeful. >> it is great utility in having exhausting reporting on those emails in one place in such -- >> some people are still capable of shame, actually. >> some, not all of them, but some of them. brian stelter, thank you m

seth: look at that, he looks like he just smelled a fart. [ laughter ] specifically one of rudy giuliani's [ laughter ] "i guess i put too much scotch on my cocoa puffs. i'm cuckoo for scotch. [ light laughter ] and trump is living up to those professed plans with increasingly an openly fascist rhetoric here he is at a speech on veterans day >> we will drive out the globalists, we will cast out the communists, marxists, fascists we will throw off the sick political class that hates our country. in honor of our great veterans on veterans day, we pledge to you that we will root out the communists, marxists, fascists and the radical left thugs that live like vermin within the confines of our country, that lie and steal and cheat on elections and will do anything possible -- they'll do anything, whether legally or illegally, to destroy america. the threat from outside forces is far less sinister, dangerous, and grave than the threat from within our threat is from within. >> seth: that was supposed to be in honor of veterans [ laughter ] which veterans were you honoring, these guys dude, you're

giuliani.ek, the new york times reports that ukraine has, quote, accused two politicians and a former prosecutor of treason, saying they colluded with a russian until june's agency and aiding and effort but rudolph w. giuliani. the charges referred to information subversive activities and focus on actions in 2019 before the american presidential election. and. quote my next guest, the retired army colonel eugene vindman blew the whistle on the coal leading to donald trump's first impeachment trial, for which his twin brother alexander vindman who was actually on the coal was the star witness. eugene vindman is now running for congress. in a statement, eugene vindman said he is running to defend our nation against a clear and present danger of donald trump and the 140 different members of congress who voted to overthrow that will of the american people. end quote. joining me now, retired united states army colonel, eugene vindman. democratic congressional candidate running to serve virginia's se

they held that infamous press conference where rudy giuliani was somehow the loudest person on camera wasn't talking. [ laughter ] why was he sweating so much? did he fly to this press conference or run there? i would not be shocked if trump refused to pay for his flight. "good news, rudy, you can fly for free as long as you fit into a carry-on." "oh, that's great, boss! the other two lawyers are sidney powell and jenna ellis, both of whom have since pleaded guilty and pledged to cooperate with prosecutors and as part of that cooperation, they conducted interviews where they gave prosecutors information to help them with their case for example, powell essentially admitted to prosecutors that trump never had any evidence of fraud, nor did he even attempt to provide any evidence of fraud, except for when he claimed he saw something weird on his tv. >> well, he knew he'd been -- he was -- all his instincts told him he had been defrauded, that the election was a big fraud >> and when you say his instincts, did he ever describe that in any way? did he ever point to any kind of proof or evi

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host: giuliani? caller: yeah, giuliani. i think it is sad when the republicans have control, they do nothing with it but do these mock trials. they waste taxpayers money. number two, i want to bring up george w. bush took $2 trillion out of social security and never paid it back. they say it is a problem. we earned this money. you brought up social security. you brought up medicare. we earned this money. we earned this entitlement. i don't understand why the other side is screaming and wants to get rid of the programs. it will not save them any money. we already paid for it. i hope i am making myself clear on that. host: on the hearings that have been criticized by the other side, do you think the select january 6 committee hearings were worthwhile? there was a caller earlier today who referred back to those hearings saying they were so one-sided and criticizing those hearings. do you think that was worth the time and expense by congress? caller: absolutely. if you look at the witnesses, everyone one of them was republican.

getting this rfk is like getting the giuliani post side burn d drip. bottom line, this is not good.n't believe in vaccines and two others who were alive when they were invented. [cheers and applause] let's move on because whoever is president is going to have to handle a lot of problems, beginning with an interest pcs war on the high seas. >> we are back with another killer whale attack in the high seas. orcas sank three boats off spain earlier this year. and guess what? they are at it again. orcas surrounded this polish yacht sailing through the strait of gibraltar, ramming the vessel for 45 minutes until it sank. the crew is okay and experts still aren't sure why the whales are being so aggressive. >> sarah: oh, you aren't sure why the orcas are aggressive? i don't know, maybe because we keep stuffing their blowholes with empty bottles of mountain dew code red? i don't know why we're surprised this is happening. they are literally called "killer whales"! are we also surprised when a blue whale is blue, or a sperm whale guzzles sperm? but give credit to the yacht owners, they put u

at the same point in 2007, barack 0bama was losing to rudy giuliani in polls. in the polls. i'll tell you that a year out, i'm really not that concerned about the polls. i would much rather be in the position we're in where the policies that have been enacted underjoe biden's leadership are wildly popular and have broad bipartisan and national support and the economic foundation we're laying is strong and is moving us in the right direction. we came out of the pandemic stronger than any other developed economy. yes, there is a significant hangover in terms of how americans feel and lecturing them about, "look at "the numbers. "they're great. "you shouldn't feel so bad," isn't a great political strategy. i would agree with that. but we have a year for us to make that progress. let me ask you to reflect onjoe biden in a different way, senator. you've known him for most of your adult life. yes. you are the senator from delaware, as was he. you are great friends. you are close. you know that the polls — again, polls — tell us that a clear majority, 71% in a recent

at the same point in 2007, barack 0bama was losing to rudy giuliani in polls.ey in the polls. i'll tell you that a year out, i'm really not that concerned about the polls. i would much rather be in the position we're in where the policies that have been enacted underjoe biden's leadership are wildly popular and have broad bipartisan and national support and the economic foundation we're laying is strong and is moving us in the right direction. we came out of the pandemic stronger than any other developed economy. yes, there is a significant hangover in terms of how americans feel and lecturing them about, "look at the numbers, the)”e great, you shouldn�*t "feel so bad," isn't a great political strategy. i would agree with that. but we have a year for us to make that progress. let me ask you to reflect onjoe biden in a different way, senator. you've known him for most of your adult life. yes. you are the senator from delaware, as was he. you are great friends. you are close. you know that the polls — again, polls tell us that a clear majority, 71% in a recent po

this process might not be such a -- which is why am so dismayed not to call rudy giuliani to testify. now the majority's of the ending the theory which is to be the heart of the investigation and clearly we don't need them but if you are not abandoning that we absolutely need to hear it from them. it is not the complete absence of witnesses it is the complete absence of facts. when i started out as a young assistant attorney general i went to court and i remember my first day of work i heard a judge say counsel you have forgotten the very first rule of being a lawyer and that is when you go to court don't forget to bring the evidence with you. and i am afraid the majority forgot to bring the evidence with them today in our gop colleagues are frustrated and i know why. their own witnesses don't agree with them at least a dozen gop members on that side of the aisle on the committee already have called for impeachment of donald trump and yet these three expert witnesses called by the majority have all agree that there is not a sufficient quantum of evidence that would justify impeachment

training and police of working with russian intelligence efforts, led by former trump attorney, rudy giuliani, to tie the binding family to corruption and ukraine. they include the former ukrainian deputy prosecutor general, who drafted a memo in 2019, suggesting key of investigating hunter by that for his role serving on the board of one of your friends largest natural gas companies. as well as a current member of ukraine's pearlman and a former member who both publicly advocated for an investigation into 100 bind it. ukrainian president zalinski also revealed that multiple individuals have been stripped of their citizenship and the country over claims for ukraine security service that they were working with russian intelligence. if a paul limits haven't use this, this of not the people of ukraine, but the kill us. what came to grain, then we're going to act accordingly. this of course, comes at a time when zalinski is government is appealing to its western backers, especially in the us. for more aid and support is also a time when president biden is facing an impeachment inquiry from republ