this time making giuliani, rudy giuliani, the target of a russian influence operation aimed at circulating lies about joe biden, which he willingly did. when giuliani traveled to kyiv in 2019 and met with a ukrainian lawmaker whom the u.s. government later labeled an active russian agent and sanctioned on grounds that he was running an influence campaign against biden. those are the same lies that smirnov mirrored when he talked to his fbi handler and fed him made-up stories. sadly, the issue here is that republicans are repeatedly far too willing to be pawns in russia's quest to destroy this country and set our democracy on fire. but i guess when you share the same goals, you're more than willing to be russia's useful idiots. joining me is lev par nef, former associate of rudy giuliani, he is the author of the book, shadow of diplomacy, from brooklyn to donald trump's inner circle which comes out tomorrow. and naveed jamally, former fbi double agent and host of "newsweek's" "unconventional." thank you for being here. i want to start with you, lev. welcome to the show. i walk to walk with

once again, it turns out giuliani's main source was russian intelligence. a report from the u.s. office of the director of national intelligence later determined that giuliani's source was part of a u.s. election interference operation likely directed by putin himself. with the goal of helping trump win a second term in 2020. and once again, republicans had been warned by american intelligence officials that the stuff that giuliani was shoveling was likely part of a russian op. they apparently just did not care. and again, this is not some obscure thing. people got sanctioned by the u.s. government for this. people got indicted by the u.s. justice department for this. but who cares. it might have helped trump so we went along with it as far as we could. and now, four years later, here we are again. they keep doing this every election cycle. they keep doing some version of the same thing. the russians keep doing the same thing. what seems to be changing a little bit is that the republicans appear to have fewer and fewer qualms each year about welcoming and even participating in th

so in 2020, the mark was rudy giuliani. in 2024, it looks like it is congressman jim jordan. and james comer. twice now republicans have become winning, or unwitting useful idiots. spreading lies about joe biden to hurt his chances in the presidential election. never minding what happens to this country in the process. joining me now is new york congressman, dan goldman, member of the house oversight committee. he served as the counsel in the first impeachment of donald trump. congressman, thank you for being here. i would first like to get your assessment of how much this reporting has dimmed the republican forever to impeach the president. or just how much it has landed among your fellow colleagues on the hill. >> i think many of my colleagues on the democratic side are shocked but not surprised. because it is once again, every election it seems, the republicans fall in favor with the russians and aren't used either as you said, willingly or unwillingly, by russian intelligence to try to interfere in the election. you will remember in 2016, donald trump says that russia, if

will dominic rudy giuliani loses in order to pay tens of millions of dollars, that massive fox news, dominion defamation settlement for nearly three quarters of a billion dollars. there is no criminal accountability yet for the former president, but you can see the civil cases are moving along pretty swiftly. >> to rikki's point about this case, is it fundamentally different than other new york cases? as the judge in this very lengthy opinion tries to go to some lengths to explain, it is different in magnitude and duration and, as katri

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we know on this issue that it was giuliani who went over to ukraine and started trying to chase downr this was true or not and giuliani came back and said he could not find anything to support these allegations. so what did they do? they said to him we have tried and oversight we said hey, why don't we bring giuliani in, because he already investigated and determined that it was false. so why is it at the took the doj so much time after that had already been this preliminary investigation? it's still very confusing to me. i guess they went on to make sure that they don't miss step on really big issues like this, but honestly if they would have waited any longer, we could've been looking at an impeached president for no reason. no other reason than that is what vladimir putin wants. >> exactly what he would love to see. but probably would also love to see that ukraine funding isn't moving forward. one of the leading presidential candidate is talking about all things i'm sure he's clapping about of the kremlin. congresswoman jasmine crockett, a lot to dig into with the timeline. i'm su

evan gershkovich that rudy giuliani can appeal the $146 million defamation verdict against him but ifis going to have to pay his legal bills. i want to bring in ryan riley. what's this about, ryan? >> reporter: back in december, we had this judgment of $148 million knocked down to $146 million that julian is is now on the hook for. shortly after, he filed for bankruptcy in new york. but now f he wants to appeal that original verdict, this judge is saying he's going to have to use someone else's funds. he has set up two separate legal entities to sort of raise money for this, but what the judge is saying essentially here is that these fees for the appeal should not be coming out of his existing assets. in other words, he shouldn't be spending money that basically he owes to shaye moss and ruby freeman in order to appeal this verdict. so he's going to have to raise money from these outside entities in order to appeal that going forward. ultimately, this is going to take a while to play out, but basically his funds are frozen up because of this ongoing bankruptcy proceeding here. so you

giuliani it's apparent. listen, all this stuff was there when we were kidtuff wasw but our moms were evil. they flipped the bed overwe ev the bk for the magazine.mind they didn't mind shaking downn your friends that tell who's the one who went in the liquor store and got the thing. whise they didike thin those things. they parents it that's why they always look at this stuff why the in my and that's why bedtimes were 8:00 because they just couldn't deal with us anymore bwere . leep] de why? my parents strap me to the bed? wellh us, for a number of reaso >> that kage was a little much. tom, you had children. what do you do with in of social media? do you. would you have rules? yes there are rules. are >> and the thing is, a lot of people think that these that sociaand a lol the parents are like, oh, no, no, my kidliid is an entrepreneur. so we're teachin is an eg them . start their own business. that's the worst of all. the parents who get involved, tt these stupid family dance offs and everything else. yeah.

they are going to pull ballots out from underneath a table >> and former new york city mayor rudy giuliani was there supporting the claims well, i don't i don't have to be a genius to figure out what happened >> as the meeting unfolded, trump tweeted about the hearing amplifying the lies to his tens of millions of followers and then another member of the trump legal team pushed a theory that took the meeting into dangerous new territory >> my name is john eastman. i'm a professor of constitutional law and former dean he had this rogue legal theory that if the legislature felt odd about the >> results of the election, it was our duty to seize the decision on who georgia's electoral votes should go to, correct me if i'm wrong here are your argument is that essentially we have a failed election that would require the legislature to step in and assign electors. am i correct? >> yes. >> and that's when the purpose of the meeting became clear. >> they thought that they could get officials there to call a special session through out their their electors. and appoint a on alternate set of electors

i read about this today, you guys rudy giuliani is claiming that trump's campaign owes him $2 millione ohs ] yeah rudy is asking for $2 million, but he's willing to settle for a can of four loko and a pack of slim jims [ laughter and applause "i'll ta -- i'll take it." today giuliani was -- said, "i'll see you in court," and trump was like, "i'm already here i'll meet you by the vending machine. [ laughter ] "which court are you at? i'm there too. switching gears, dr. fauci just announced that he is releasing a memoir called "on call: a doctor's journey in public service. yeah, that's way better than the original title -- "40 years of dealing with pricks." [ laughter and applause that was the title that was the original -- ♪ >> steve: oi >> jimmy: of course, fauci is telling people to get one book when it comes out, and then a second copy a month later. [ laughter ] i heard that the u.s. navy is now using party glow sticks to detect biothreats like covid glow sticks, yeah. and every time covid is detected, you hear a dj air horn [ air horn ] ♪ [ air horn ] hey, well, this is cool. tod

when could he take a page out of rudy giuliani's -- who declared bankruptcy in december, after he wased to pay 100 $50 million for defamation. if trump continues to see these bills stack up, is there a risk the former president might take a page out of giuliani's book and keep somebody like e. jean carroll, even the new york state, from receiving what they are due by declaring bankruptcy? >> i think that risk has been present for quite some time now, a man. it is hard for him to run. you have to remember, these aren't simply court cases. these are part of his attempt to run for president on the -- he's a savvy business person. it's really hard to maintain that claim when you maintain bankruptcy, right? what you have to keep in mind is he doesn't simply have these verdicts he's facing. he also has to pay his lawyers, which is a huge part of whether you can continue at this pace. the new york times estimates that he spent $50 million on lawyers last year. every time you appeal, you have to have a new lawyer. every time you go to trial, and the bill goes up. you know what, he hasn't even

i'm just gonna briefly put up a headline about rudy giuliani. he went so much farther than most. -- defend everyone's right to make zealous arguments in and out of court. but he has been found, of course, to go beyond argument, and to be wantonly and repeatedly defaming people. and he faces, again, innocent until proven guilty, but he faces more serious accusations than that. what do you think about the civil accountability for him? does that make it less likely that other people might join such future illegal efforts? >> absolutely. i mean, as hillary clinton might say, it takes -- to launch a coup. it's not something that donald trump did by himself. he had a whole series of people behind him. and some of those people are now starting to face justice, whether it's people at the top, like rudy giuliani, who -- or it's the hundreds of people who have been charged by the merrick garland justice department for their participation in january 6th. and many of those cases have gone to jury trials and juries have overwhelmingly convicted them, as they

they want to keep out some of the testimony from or some public statements that rudy giuliani had made. he was on fox news trying to explain this will be back in 2018, 2017. and at the time he was saying that trump knew about the payments and then so trump same as saying they don't want that in implicating trumpy in. and now, the trump folks are saying, well, he had nothing to do with this. he was just speaking off the cuff right there saying he wasn't actually retained by trump. he wasn't acting as his attorney. he just kinda freelanced and went on fox and saying this, they're trying to put that back in the bag or say if you're going to let it run, let us run the cleanup effort that trump and giuliani then engaged in. and you also don't want >> some contemporaneous notes that allen weisselberg made, right? >> so weisselberg was part of this hush money payment he was involved in conversations with michael cohen. he took handwritten notes that the prosecutors want to use trump's lawyers are saying they shouldn't be allowed to use that because allen weisselberg because not being called a

which are part of the case, the pressure on state officials the blatantly false testimony by rudy giuliani and georgia legislature that led to all the threats against election workers like ruby freeman human the fake electors, the cyber heist raid in coffee county, rural georgia. all his almost forgotten. and instead we're talking about something that really has no catering on the evidence at all. >> and kaitlan, that's that's what precisely what underscores why this is so problematic for fani willis because because the last thing she wants is for people and potential jurors out there and the public and not to be focused on the really serious matters underlying this case and the problem is for a district attorney who's bringing such a serious set of charges to herself, become a witness in a spectacle like this. and at least for a short period here lose, lose the moral high ground. now, i think this, this could if she is not disqualified, if the case continues it'll be part of the narrative, but i think she could get back on track here and bet get the focus back on the underlying issues, wh

even lev parnas, who's rudy giuliani's right-hand man, wrote a letter to chairman comer good morning to me saying please call this off. there's nothing there. i was sent out with rudy giuliani to try to find some substantiation for this, claiming there's simply nothing there. and he offered an insisted that he come and testify before the committee, but of course, comer in the gang didn't want to hear from it. so now we're getting a complete demolition of the theory going back to their original source of it. and i'm not sure my friend jim jordan, who is normally nimble on his feet, has been able to concoct any kind of excuse for where they are now, i think this investigation is over in substance, if not informed and really, chairman comer speaker johnson chairman jordan should do the responsible thing and fold up the circus tent. >> and before i let you go, i can't help but get your take on what you have undoubtedly heard from the former president referring to a series of legal cases and troubles against him, quote, as a form of navalny, even talking about how he says this country is

al no darse abasto para alojar a decenas de miles de solicitan de asilo, giuliani llegó recientemente los baños son para. o sea, hay 1 o 2 baños para todos. las personas habían personas que no respetaba, se metían parejas en los baños. en agosto de 2023, otra menor perdió la vida. la niña colombiana maría alejandra barrosa, de 3 años, murió en un autobús que transportaba inmigrantes de texas a chicago, según la autopsia, una infección bacteriana y neumonía por aspiración fueron las principales causas de su fallecimiento. erika flores noticias telemundo. en sterling, virginia, la comunidad y el equipo de bomberos están de luto por el fallecimiento de 1 de los suyos. la tragedia ocurrió cuando un escape de gas hizo volar por los aires toda una casa, dejando a 10 efectivos lesionados, al igual que los residentes de la zona. el punto donde estaba la casa que explotó en mil pedazos es ahora una montaña de escombros y madera quemada. y ahora el centro de la investigación para determinar las circunstancias en las que trevor brown, un bombero voluntario de 45 años de edad y con 3 niños, perdi

now i finally understand why trump hired rudy giuliani as his lawyer.eir case to see what he's packing. but maybe we should give fani willis the benefit of the doubt. maybe she didn't know it was a conflict of interest to have sex with an employee. >> in 2020, fani willis was asked why fulton county voters should elect her as d.a. instead of her opponent. >> they deserve a d.a. that won't have sex with his employees because they deserve a d.a that won't put money in their own pocket. >> jordan: oof. okay, that's tough. but to be fair, she kept her promise. she did not have sex with his employees. just hers. i guess we call that progress. now, one of the accusations against fani willis is that after she hired her boyfriend, he kicked back money to her by taking her on lavish vacations. and today, they questioned nathan wade about those vacations, and the answers didn't exactly roll off his tongue. >> i'm asking if you remember paying for a cabin six months ago in tennessee. >> no. >> you remember booking a cabin? >> i book lots of cabins. >> did you go t

would be quite remarkable to people who read that indictment and watch this play out to see rudy giuliani and all these others potentially have this turned into the hands of a different district attorney or a different prosecutor would be really remarkable. >> it would be remarkable. and the but what the times i was angry us when i was da was when i or someone else i'm working with made unforced errors because you take the job on and you have to expect that you're going to be scrutinized all the time and especially in a case like this, thig so i do think as you were asking, my former colleagues before, i think she testified heartfelt, she was fired up, she was angry. and i think that and i think that speaks to her credibility but this is making the case much more complicated and it's even if the motions don't succeed. this isn't going away it's going to be part of the narrative from now to the time of trial. >> well, you're also not going away because i have to get your thoughts at a moment on what else happened this morning, but the other courthouse that i was outside just morning what w

al no darse abasto para alojar a decenas de miles de solicitantes de asilo, giuliani llegó recientementeelajo, eh. los baños son para. o sea, hay 1 o 2 baños para todas las personas y habían personas que no respeto, iban, se metían pareja en los baños. en agosto de 2023 otra menor perdió la vida. la niña colombiana maría alejandra barrosa, de 3 años, murió en un autobús que transportaba inmigrantes de texas a chicago, según la autopsia, una infección bacteriana y neumonía por aspiración fueron las principales causas de su fallecimiento. erika flores noticias telemundo. tras los últimos veredictos en su contra, el expresidente trump enfrenta pagos millonarios que podrían golpear duramente su patrimonio y sus negocios. pero cuánto dinero tiene realmente el magnate y cómo podría hacer frente a esas obligaciones? javier vega tiene la respuesta. si se acumulan los pagos millonarios en daños por los casos legales del expresidente trump, más de 80 millones de dólares en el juicio por difamación a la escritora y jim carroll y arriba de 450 millones con intereses por su caso civil en nueva york.

and you, the giuliani, jupiter to alice from hong kong 5 to getting stuff into an s degree parliament has legalize the same sex marriage making greece the 1st christian orthodox nation. to this i move face faced opposition and form the country is really just be this new law would also allow same sex couples to adopt for the outrage from the public and the votes. as gathered in athens on sunday, the bill was to vote. so robbie organized by with just well that wraps up, this is our way of who enjoyed. it will be back of the top of the technology dot com and we'll see you soon. a the the the, [000:00:00;00] the hello and welcome to cross talk. we're all things are considered. i'm peter lavelle, the destruction of garza and it's people continue unabated. the by the administration shows no meaningful interest in stopping israel's genocidal assault . at the same time, there is much talk of a ceasefire. in this one sided conflict, it would seem, it is just that, just talk the cross talking palestine. i'm joined by my guess, lionel in new york. he is a legal in media analyst in rest. and we h

san francisco showed they can clean up when the chinese president came to town and mentioned rudy giulianio clean up here, he put them in shelters and mayor de blasio said, stop our homeless unit and then address it systematically, now they have freedom to take over places like venice beach and santa monica. it is too dangerous to go there anymore, unless there is a big movie being shot. >> harris: why has nomen clatture changed from unhoused to homeless people. unhoused. they are homeless and policies democrats have in place don't work. will we put in people who come across the border more recently to who is preferred? american citizens or those who aren't. i want to know where they put these people, where were the people when the president visited the border. can they stay there? what are they telling these people? it is a battle for the last rung. >> kayleigh: they were given 24 hours to pack up. >> kellyanne: in addition to what you said, half ofhe homeless reside in california. california has spent staggering $17.5 billion to combat ho homelessness and it has grown. gavin newsom will

all republicans that have been indicted, convicted, trump for fraud, giuliani for fraud, fox news payingey lie after lie after lie, and i think that is so unfair. you have republicans, but those were republicans of yesterday. not today. and why people just want to stick to a party when they know they are wrong. host: all right. let's talk to randy next, a republican in acworth, georgia. caller: yes, thank you for taking my call. i just want to mention to all of my democratic callers how proud you must be that the special counsel were not indict president biden because he is too old and senile. host: ok.

. >> i watched rudy giuliani force his will on the city, i watched bloomberg was his will on a city.lpit, bully pulpit to force the governor to make a move, he has people in chicago, in scope from all democratic mayors and sanctuary city has blown up in the face, massachusetts they are asking residents to taken illegal immigrants into the house so why doesn't he be more aggressive to get rid of it? >> he's fighting with in his own party. he's gone to albany and he's gone to d.c. asking for help but is gone to albany, hochul is now saying give some of these migrants are committing crimes, get rid of them. she never said that before because when you are a sanctuary city, the city limits what information they give to ice to deport them but we have migrants being accused of beating up police officers in times square, being released because manhattan da said they didn't have enough to charge them. them giving us a circular. >> i saw that. eric adams ratings, light years better than de blasio, at least he tries. he's at 28% in the polls, is that an opening for governor cuomo to become mayo

of the laptop its in 2019 is irrelevant to authentication of the hard drive peddleded in 2020 by giulianiy colluding with russian spies. >> if you want to say i goldman go to testimony in impeachment buddy collins look it up, accuse question who told him to do this sat there like gnat, on a lopg, the journalist they had to look at numbers didn't want anything to do put up to give all the lies about donald trump what happened in ukraine a, and then elected to congress thank you new york. to do this this is a man nothing but day democratic shield. >> i don't know how possible everybody doesn't see this same way, if laptop was real we know was real why aren't we acknowledging it becoming national security risk i know what you are going to energy. >> yeah. >> why as investor you with a don't capitalize on this. >> of course,, two things that make the world go round let's face it money, and oil. you know what with u.s. -- >> you sold oil to china -- >> we could be selling a lot more if we proud more if we empou erred procures to do what they do bet as points out i think brl abruptly irasian in

he was directing rudy giuliani and these other lawyers to call up senators and tell them stop the certification. it's such a low bar that the just apartment has to clear on that charge. it makes sense for them to bring that to the prosecution. can you sustain a conviction on appeal? i think that was a close look at this. there was this decision made that this was quite a clear violation of the law. when you talk about the totality of the charges, the underlying theme is trump kind of showed -- grand juries in multiple jurisdictions whether it's florida or the district of columbia returned indictments like in atlanta. the idea that this is a political prosecution connected to politics runs kind of hollow when a lot of these cases are being returned by a grand jury of your peers. host: how much does donald trump owe and how much is he worth now? guest: it's growing. we have the defamation case earlier in the year. that was about $80 million. he recently had the judgment in the new york ag civil case around $450 million. if you add them together, you're looking that half $1 billion which is a lot

>> new york city used to be one of the safest cities in the world, it is a tight ship under rudy giulianit was going on the wrong direction before migrants. migrants have accelerated and exacerbated a lot of negative trends. you see them pouring out of 5-star hotels on the street on randall's island. it is a migrant tent city, there's more public degradation we've become accustomed to. we don't need to live this way. stuart: what have you got? lauren: i go to new jersey and i can document what i see on a daily basis. yesterday i saw a man cool down his pants and shoot himself (fentanyl, you name it. i was disturbed by it. i said to one of the people in the subway, i know you can' t do anything about it but that is uncomfortable. she said i see this every day. i don't want to see that. >> you need to whisper who did you vote for? before you complain. who did you vote for. stuart: i don't blame adams for this, the mayor. >> we have a da that has nothing to do with it. you can arrest people until the cows come on, doesn't matter if you have a da that won't press charges. they were released w

what we didn't know at the time which has been alleged by the justice department is both giuliani and agents. ken, what can you tell us? >> they paid a steep price for signing that letter. the white house conducted an investigation. they brought some of them in to testify under oath. the republicans said, this was election interference. this was a bogus attempt to suppress a legitimate story. they were right, not in the sense -- they said the laptop was part of an information operation or had the hallmarks of a russian information operation. they didn't say they were made up, and we know they weren't. many of them have been corroborated. what they said was they were suspicious about why that story was emerging in the middle of an election campaign, and whether russian intelligence was flogging it or was somehow amplifying it. now they have been proven correct in the sense that we now know that russian intelligence, at least according to the statements of this informant, bolstered somewhat by this indictment were feeding him information, false information, and let's be clear. the alleg

giuliani might provide because of course at that time giuliani was trying to put forward information he says he received relevant a crucial game bidens from that part of the world. so i think that it is something that this case will be something that we'll closely watch. >> all right. tom winter, thank you so much. you know, it is just shocking. here we see what russia is doing to ukraine. the invasion of a free country, of a sovereign country continues. you go a crucial game front page of the "wall street journal," you see americans kidnapped. evan staring from his jail cell in to the courtroom trying to be freed. a journalist. a journalist for the "wall street journal" arrested for reporting on the war. you have -- and just shocking, you have russian security services deciding, hey, we can just send unfiltered crap straight to congress. we don't even have to worry about it. filtered by intel services as we heard the report earlier, it is just shocking. and why is that? becauses hate joe biden more than they fear vladimir putin. it is really sick. trump once again and republicans be

years and years and years ago when rudy giuliani went after crime to improv the country and encourage shop owners to come back to new york city because it's safe. now they're leaving because of migrant crime and other reasons. one other thing i want to say, in texas governor abbott has shown that this barbed wire, razor wire barricades is working. bill melugin, griff jenkins on our show the last couple of nights, it has worked. it has cut down the number of illegals quite a bit. so the game has changed from let's say eagle pass, texas, into the san diego area of california where bill melugin was this morning. i mean, if you use executive authority, which is what biden should have used in the first place to get back to the trumpian policies of border wall or barricades, remain in mexico, catch and deport, here is one. we had a senator on the other night talking about no, no, was griff jenkins talking about how illegals have come across the border and they still have remain in mexico cards. but what they do is if they get across the border they throw them on the ground because they don'

maybe they could get rudy giuliani to be speaker. he can pass gas for sure. this is almost comical. >> it does seem -- the former president trump does not want a border bill, because he doesn't want anything that could be perceived as a win for biden or he doesn't want the border to go away as a top issue for him. is there more that biden should be doing on the border? not just for political reasons but for national security. >> from what i know about the bill -- i'm not an expert on the border. there were all kinds of provisions in there that would have made it better. by the way, donald trump is not in the congress of the united states. he is not in the house of representatives. all they needed was a few senators to go along. all the democratic senators were for it until they tanked it. the idea that trump is the fault of this -- if you saw congressman crenshaw, he was shucking and jiving. he didn't want to say what he was thinking. i think the president has an opening to run against a do nothing congress. that's a valid observation. i think it will hold up

a similar thing after multiple staff members reported being bitten on and about the neck by rudy giuliani[ laughter ] did they had to send him away. they had to put an extra lock on his coffin. just to be safe. our old pillow pal, mike lindell, is having a terrible black history month. [ laughter ] it's all kind of falling apart for mike. he even claims his autobiography is being banned. >> do you know my book is banned in every bookstore in the country? >> jimmy: no, i didn't know that. [ laughter ] but i thought you guys were for banning books. which is it? it's confusing. [ laughter ] this memoir of his has been out since 2019. so it wouldn't make much sense if it was in bookstores. it's five years old. it wasn't exactly "the da vinci code." and the venn diagram of people who are, "a," interested in mike lindell, and "b," know how to read, it's a pretty small intersect. [ laughter ] in fact, it might only be one person. and that person is me. [ laughter ] i read his book cover-to-cover. by the way, pretty good. pretty interesting. i liked it. and then there's the ill-advised contest he

you knowing that the hunter laptop was real and it would likely be leaked by rudy giuliani's attorney good start. stop going after moms and dads at school board meetings and people usefully protesting. here is lindsey graham. senator, good to see you. let me begin with this. i did love your comments that they will have blood on their hands and what is happening in the hearing today. we just had josh hawley on about it. joe biden said he would respond. there has been nearly 200 attacks against american service members in iraq and syria. this day was inevitable because joe did not lift a finger. over 175 attacks. he didn't do a thing except take out an empty warehouse. he is in bolding iran the way i see it. what's your take? >> number one you are dead right. why didn't this happen on trump's watch? iran was afraid of trump. he killed the head of their revolutionary guards. biden has yet to hit iran directly. the iranians could care less how many you kill. they could care less how many iraqi militia you kill. the only way they will change her behavior and stop killing americans and atta

show, or wherever they go or at a rally or anything else but when you bring it into a court, as giulianiries, and they threw them out. >> okay. so that just suggests that the bar is in hell. right? [laughter] >> yes, of course the courts are a bulwark against the most totalitarian impulses in our society but we forget that the court system that we have come this game court we have come of the debates we are having about the supreme court, are all right now the product of what donald trump did. this is a person who was not elected by the popular vote -- >> jon: you are saying these questions would have been utterly unimaginable. >> we are debating whether or not in the next presidential term we are going to see a national ban on abortion. we would not be having a discussion of donald trump's 63 conservative super majority had not roll back roe vs. wade. >> jon: or the immunity discussion or any of this. >> he has created the conditions for the way we talk about this court. >> jon: and that is the thing that ultimately is at stake in all of this. i want to thank you guys so much for coming

statements and multiple individuals have completely debunked them, including lev parnas, who is rudy giuliani's right-hand man, who wrote a letter to chairman comer and to me beseeching the committee to call it off, saying there's absolutely nothing there. he spent a large part of his life trying to find something to document it, and there's nothing there, and the whole thing was a political setup job from the beginning. now we know that the russians were involved. >> and we spoke with him yesterday on this very show. he said exactly that. he took it all back and said don't believe any of it. i want to allowia to comment on what do appear to be very strong sanctions that the biden administration is about to lay on russia, some of the most -- i believe the strongest sanctions that we have seen since they invaded -- since russia invaded ukraine. your thoughts. >> well, look, putin and his team are killers. they have staged this bloody, fascist invasion of ukraine in order to overthrow democracy there and to deny people their national independence and sovereignty. and they're working to destabiliz

sue fox news, sue donald giuliani, let's sue the because they don't know how to make money.they do know how to make money for themselves. they don't they the lawsuit is the is the dance right. so listen, we're going to publicly we're going to sue you, but it's just the money you would have gave us for lobbying for you anyways. so we you guys get a slap on the wrist and we look like we're doing something because it's a very simple fix for the internet. it's simple. if you want to have an account, you got to show your id. it's very simple. then the sex trafficking is gone. the bots are gone, and maybe all of us aren't. as popular as we thought we are because we're buying our 10 million friends every week, you know? you know what i'm saying? oh, you've seen the i got 1 million followers and they write some some deep thing. tyrus sucks. and then they'll have, like three comments from they don't even change the pictures of their fake accounts. it's the same person. so, you know, that's really what it's about. if they really want to fix it and it's the parents listen, all the stuf