it isn't t conversation about john glenn.s our first public conversation and i am relieved and excited and disappointed i didn't get to write the book. thank you for joining me and the world affairs council for inviting us to have the conversation tonight. >> as everybody knows, he's the author of a number of other remarkable books on lbj and their fraught relationship. he wrote a fantastic book during the fdr era and this book tonight is fascinating because it comes at a time that it feels like heroes that are missing from our public sphere. it goes to the first point you made, peter, we all know john glenn is a hero, but i wanted to go a little deeper than that to understand what it is about john glenn that caused such an incredible outpouring across the country when he died a little more than four years ago. what was it that we had when john glenn passed, what was it about the era that he represented or about the achievements that he represented and what it was the nation was able to do not just john glenn that the nation

let's start at the beginning of glenn's campaign. he launched the campaign on an election integrity plan that was based on donald trump's conspiracy theory about the 2020 election. for five months that is the only plan he had on his website. he called it the most important issue. let me say this tonight, i am going to clear it all up for you. joe biden won that election fair and where. -- fair and square. [applause] [crowd chanting] just a few weeks ago we saw in shocking video in which glenn juncker in admits -- glenn --was caught on saying -- tape saying when he will defund planned parenthood and ban abortions in virginia. we have seen this playbook before. when i was governor, they try to shut down every single one of our facilities for women and tried to defund planned parenthood. i vetoed the bills and i stopped them before and i will stop them again. i promise you i will be a brick wall to protect when sprites in the commonwealth of virginia area but the worst part of the video, glenn youngkin caught on tape admitting he was ly

. -- glenn gray. pres. biden: glenn, good to see you. my pleasure. please go ahead. >> welcome, mr. president. it's a pleasure and honor to have you here today at lehigh valley. my name is glenn gray, i'm a trucks supervisor in the engine room on second shift. currently we have 2400 employees here and out of 2400, 2100 are united audible union. -- autoworker union technicians. we are currently hiring an additional 400 -- pres. biden: good for you. >> to be able to support the in sourcing that we have done and worked on really hard so that we can now make the chassis and the rail in-house. they are making them in-house. we were outsourcing this and then we decided we wanted the jobs to be in the factory, uaw jobs, so we brought it in two phases, completed as of last fall. >> this truck is started by rail. >> 100% built here, sir. pres. biden: did you have to expand the size? >> over the last four years, we added one third to this plan. we are at 1.1 million square. >> yup, 330,000 square that we added on and that is what we are going to fill the additional employees with. >> our truc

>> glenn gray. >> good to see you, glenn. joe biden. >> my pleasure.pleasure. >> gentlemen, please, go ahead. >> welcome, mr. president, it's a pleasure and an honor to have you here today at lehigh valley at mack truck, i'm glenn gray, a production supervisor for the engine room on second shift. currently we have 2400 employees that are here and out of the 2400-- >> all right. >> out of the 2400, 21 #00 are united auto worker union technicians. we currently are hiring an additional 400 to-- >> good for you. >> to be able to support the chasse insourcing we've done really, really hard so we can now make the chasse and the rails in-house. >> you make them in-house now. >> we'll be making them in-house. >> we were outsourcing. >> that's what i thought. and we wanted the jobs to be in the factory uaw jobs and we brought it in two phases over the thats two years completed last fall. it's started by rails and finished and drive it off. >> 100% built here. >> excuse me, did you have to expand? >> yeah, over the last four years we added a third again to then

folks, glenn youngkin is scared to debate me. he is a chicken.applause] glenn, i will debate you anywhere you want, anytime you want. let's go. but instead of me debating tomorrow, which has gone on for 36 years, i am before you tonight to tell you about virginia's plan to move forward. we will create jobs, make health care more affordable, and give every single child a world-class education. but i need your help. the election is just over 100 days away. between now and november 2, i need your help. i need you to work every single day and night. sleep is way overrated. i need you in the game because we can take virginia to the next level. we are going to do it with the help of my good friend of 40 years. you know who is going to help us? joe biden! [cheers] mr. mcauliffe: let me say this, when joe biden was sworn in on january 20, joe biden was hard at work adding our country back on track. thanks to our efforts, we have gotten shots in the arms of more than 9 million virginians. the american rescue plan has injected new life into our, -- into ou

>> well it goes back to glenn's point.ight now would be merrick garland and the current justice department have will to prosecute him for his bad actions, right. we now have the proof. glenn laid it out. we now have the proof and the case in writing to make against donald trump. but what we don't know that we have is the will of the current doj to do that work. if they don't have the will, if they shrink from their responsibilities, if they run away from justice, then what is going to happen is that trump or desantis or caulley, or whatever, some trump-ish person will get back in charge and install other people in the department of justice who they know for sure will do their bidding should this issue come around and should have to declare a election corrupt in the future. they know what they are hiring for. they could go on indeed.com and say i need corrupt people to run the justice department. that is what going to happen next time in garland doesn't do the right thing this time. >> glenn, you listen to the language and

and glenn is worth reading on this subject as on many others. does joe biden have the right to know if your vaccinated? his health secretary thinks so. we have michele bachmann, janice dean, hunter biden single-handedly popping up the new york art world and a lot more still to come on "fox news primetime." ♪ [footsteps] so, are you gonna buy the car? please! if i could just go home, and discuss things with my wife- i've been here all weekend. you can leave anytime you want. no! ahhh! never go to a dealership again. well, that was painless. go to vroom.com, buy a car and we'll deliver it straight to you. this is the greatest idea you'll ever hear. okay, it's an app that compares hundreds of travel sites for hotels and cars and vacation rentals like kayak does for flights. so it's kayak. yeah, like kayak. why don't you just call it kayak. i'm calling it... canoe. compare hundreds of travel sites for thousands of trips. kayak. search one and done. not everybody wants the same thing. comthat's why i go withvel sites foliberty mutual trips. — they cu

and glenn kirchner, former federal prosecutor and msnbc legal analyst. big story about trump and his finances. david, is this news out of scotland, the weisselberg removal, is this the trump organization trying to do damage control at one of its more prestigious outlets, the trump international golf course? what exactly is going on here, how big a deal is it? >> well, the one thing we know for sure is that allen weisselberg is still working for donald trump. so this does not represent a split between them, which is what prosecutors would really like to get, because it would make it much easier to make a case against donald trump. it suggests to me, and i'll be fascinated with what glenn thinks about this, donald may be trying to consolidate closer to the family, as close as allen weisselberg has been for 48 years, he's not family. and secondly, there is an effort in scotland to pursue what's called unexplained wealth inquiry. would that we had a law like that in america. it may be lawyers have advised him to remove as a controlling person allen weisselbe

what did my opponent glenn duncan have to say about the american rescue plan? do you know what he called it? unnecessary. i have got to tell you, i can't think of anything more necessary than having a president and governor who are committed to lifting up all region. strengthening our economy that's what we can. president biden is always been a great friend virginia. -- friend to virginia. he was a great ally. he leaned in on critical issues and worked with me when we saved the port of virginia. he helped initiatives for historically black colleges and universities. and when i needed help to unclog all of these virginia road, who did i call? joe biden, and he helped me secure the largest transportation loan in the history of the united states of america. and he worked with me and made virginia the first state of america to help and veteran homelessness. he has been her time and time again and can you imagine what we will get done for virginia? folks, this state is going to take off like a booster rocket. ladies and gentlemen, our president joe biden. ♪ ♪ + help

new glenn is a scaled up version of new shepard. does use a different main propulsion for the first stage of the second stage of new glenn combat engine is a derivative of the engine that is flying new shepard today. the techniques for vertical landing which we perfected with the new shepard bickel are going to be applied to the new glenn vehicle. when very high confidence that the very first launch of new glenn will stick that landing. we would not have a conference without the new shepard broken. >> absolutely, absolutely. jared jones again who leads that entire new glenn program, he has a big job but it's got a lot of help. it's kind of got this help from the development and now the operations of flight of new shepard. i should note that new glenn will also carry humans one day. we built all of our programs from the very beginning with the intent to put people on board. in talking astronauts and people we just saw them enter into the astronaut safety shelter. i would like to highlight one thing, which is wally was saying she coul

thank you, glenn. sorry about the line — government. thank you, glenn.ity there. glen - about the line quality there. glen campbell at holyrood. i don who are saved and rehomed by the rspca after he and 3a other dogs were living in terrible conditions in east yorkshire has now won his first agility competition. bbc look north leanne brown has this report. these are the moves that have made this dog and ability champion. —— an agility champion. taste dog and ability champion. -- an agility champion.— dog and ability champion. -- an agility champion. we are the very start of our— agility champion. we are the very start of our agility _ agility champion. we are the very start of our agility career. - agility champion. we are the very start of our agility career. we - agility champion. we are the very | start of our agility career. we have had three petitions in total so far, we have had affairs, a second, third and then another first. but we must go upgrades before we can go to any serious competitions. i would love to go to crufts and go further from that.

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glenn, always good to see you.l prosecutor yourself, what can we expect to see in these appearances tomorrow? >> as scott said, this is an important canary in the coal mine. one of the first significant sentencings that will be held tomorrow against a defendant, paul hotchkiss. there are three primary goals, lindsey, that prosecutors are pursuing in the sentencing of defendant hodgkin's. they certainly want to deter other acts of domestic terrorism. and i use that term advisedly, because both director of the fbi, cristofori, and the prosecutors in their court filings in the hodgkin's case, call these acts of domestic terrorism. so, one way to deter future acts of domestic terrorism, is to put yesterday's domestic terrorists in prison for up to 18 months. you also want to inspire cooperation, guilty pleas in cooperation. from some of the other 500 plus defendants in the insurrection cases, who are pending trial. that is a whole lot of trials and frankly, that is probably beyond the capacity of the d.c. federal court

best seller called hillbilly elegy which ron howard turned into a movie with big mainstream stars glennse and amy adams. advances gloat the quote the liberal media white trash splainer while the "new york times" called hillbilly elegy one of the six best boots. j.d. vance didn't vote for trump he voted for the third guy what's his name i can't be bothered looking him up. he didn't identify explicitly as conservative and insofar as is he by profession a venture capitalists one assumed the incline more to the libertarian koch brothers. cheap labor. the other day he announced that he is running for the republican nomination for the senate in ohio. he has admitted he was wrong on trump. he is being to mar-a-lago to chew over his senate run with the president. so a lot of people are mad at him right now. not least the hollywood crowd who resent having been suckered into sticking beloved a list stories story by a maga trump future republican senator but then again the never trumpers and the trumpers are miffed by respectively his belated betrayal and his belated conversion. and the media are

scaled up and applied to an orbital vehicle which they're working on right now, the one they call glenn. so it has a symbolic feel to it in the sense that we have the first paying passenger of this particular era of space. if you're the richest man and you have the oldest person and youngest person and all of the symbolic moments there. but there is also good brass tax space rocket science there that makes a lot of us optimistic about the possibility that more and more humans will get an opportunity to go to space. and that opens up all kinds of things that you could possibly not imagine right now. >> yeah. it was interesting, miles, i spoke to jeff bezos just a couple of minutes ago when his brother and we'll have that tape shortly for you. but one of the things that we said is that it is better than he expected. he read a lot about what to expect, what it was going to be like. but it surpassed his expectations. he talk the a lot, too, about his vision for the future of space exploration and space colonization. i want to bring in mitchia kaku, a theoretical physicist. how likely is tha

we're also doing a vehicle to do that, it's called the new glenn after john glenn.neil: you know, it's interesting that a lot of people are saying that jeff bezos said what he's doing with blue origin, that he's late to the party. what if i told you he was actually the first to the private space party? this was 21 years ago, so before musk and branson. and then i started thinking to myself, wait ament minute, wasn't that the same -- wait a minute, wasn't that is the same series of doubters and naysayers when he started amazon? they said, welsh there was kmart and walmart who were already pursuing this market that, you know, online, that would never if amount to much anyway. didn't he become the world's richest man going against that tide and the same critics who said you're spending way, way, way too much and it's not going to get you anything, he started a making money, then he became the richest man on the planet worth more than $200 billion because he refused to listen to them and the naysayers? maybe it's just me, but ooh i'm seeing something very similar in the

glenn" several years down the road.n" several this is a big day for the country.verybody says this is a huge day for blue origin. true. only in america could you see this. we need to understand it and get a grip. >> i can tell, gayle, charlie is emotional saying that. only in america. explain what you mean by that? innovation that we champion. >> it is because of who we are. we believe in an idea. the president talks about this all the time. this nation is founded on an idea. we are not there yet. >> see that young -- to see the young boy there, excited, that answered the question for people who say, why are we doing this? if it didn't answer it for you you didn't get it. >> life i love that you said it. many critics have said this is a billionaire's joyride. it's more than that. it's more than that not only for this country but the future of science and space and inspiring young people. >> inspiring kids. >> or -- nora. >> shoot people is important. >> i'm sorry. go head. >> i wanted to pick up on what nora said about thebillionaire's joyride. people say this. no

, every time we fly the tourism and mission were practicing flying the stage of new glenn. that's where you do want hydrogen on the second stage of the vehicle that is designed only to go into low earth orbit the bodies outside of low earth orbit. and the reason that we chose it because it's the most environmentally but i'm propellant that you can choose, when you burn hydrogen oxygen you get h2o, h2o is water and for tourism mission, that was really important as well. that's why we chose architecture you see behind me in the engineering team did an incredible job and they built two vehicles, what you see is not really a vehicle because i can assure you the escape system was at least as a complicated hard to design. >> we will leave this here because the u.s. senate is bound to return. part of the 40 year commitment to bring you gavel to gavel congress the senate working on biden the administration nominating enter nominations, boats to replace the crime victimwi fun. is there a sufficient second? there appears to be. the clerk will call the roll.

glenn is an independent journalist.olled website for people who are independent. thanks for coming on. unmasked. why in the world would the u.s. government be unmasking journalists who are critical of them? >> yes. i am trying to keep myself composed after that emotional footage. >> tucker: i'm sorry. >> you should have given me a warning. i am on the verge of tears myself.d >> tucker: [laughing]. sorry. >> the critical question is what you just asked: let's remember that the fundamental principle is the nsa is not supposed to be spying on american citizens before it gets a warrant which they did not have with regards to you. they find out things you are doing or saying. for example, if you are talking to somebody they are spying on. when happens there are protections in place for american citizens.ec they are supposed to hide your identity so your privacy is not invaded. they have the right to unmask the identity of the american citizen and give it to the intelligence committee. for example, if 2 people say we want to

host: glenn from texas this morning. other calls already from illinois. one of the headlines last week from the chicago tribune, two dead and three seriously injured in a wednesday night shooting in chicago. it was the headline of that story that the congressman linked to in his tweet on this topic just yesterday, saying it's unacceptable that these kind of headlines have become normal, it's time to pass comprehensive gun reform. a couple of the tweets from your viewers this morning, tom saying the problem is violence not guns, it has taken three generations of no military -- the usa is a violent culture resulting -- resolving all conflicts with violence. john says firearms education, the draft, reducing indoctrination and the stigma of taboo was not attached to it. andrew cuomo tweeting about gun violence, declaring yesterday -- mclaren last week a public health crisis on the issue of gun violence announcing a strategy to combat gun violence in the short-term and long-term using public health approaches and making that an issue. president biden is focusi

. >> brian: next new glenn.w glenn a much more powerful rocket for blue origin in fact nasa has recognized it is eligible to take nasa missions into space. so we're excited about their next iteration of rockets. he mentioned new armstrong today which i hadn't heard before. shepard sub or buy tall new glen john glenn, orbital flight and armstrong the moon so it's pretty exciting. >> brian: derrol, we are making history today where are you now. >> no one has ever broadcast live inside the vehicle assembly building at the kennedy space center but here we are. that is a real moon rocket behind me. that is a space launch system. you can see the two twin solid rocket motors and boosters and the big core stage in the middle this rocket is going to send the orion spacecraft around the moon and back and our exploration ground stacking this rocket and getting it ready this thing is taller than the statue of liberty. i'm 20 floors up broadcasting you to you live from inside this building. it's pretty written credible. >> b

glenn lowry is really smart, a very clear thinker and in glenn lowry's vision, things that are very complex we asked him about the moral panic that took place in this country after george floyd's death. here's what he said. >> the rioting in the street after george floyd died is a grave matter. the reaction is not to think it through, not the question, not to assemble facts, not to make arguments but instead such that you can hardly distinguish what they were doing from a manifesto that would come out of black lives matter. and i thought this is bad for the country, but i also thought this is horrible for the universities. >> tucker: and these are smart people. >> indeed they are, very smart people and you can speculate about their motives. >> tucker: they should know better. they are committed to free inquiry and that ought to trump their political concerns. >> or their insistence on having the world know that they are on the right side of history because we don't know what the right side of history is for most of these things. that's the question. we are there to figure out what the right

not only did they endure the same grade schooling exams that tested the metal of men like john glennshepherd but in some cases surpassed them. >> x-raying all your body, every bone and tooth. i had to drink radioactive water. >> o'donnell: today, funk beat glenn's record by five years, becoming the oldest space traveler at 82. >> the oldest person in space, you! >> thank you! >> o'donnell: she's now a newly- minted astronaut. >> we had a great time. it was wonderful. i want to go again, fast! >> o'donnell: her souvenir from the mission, a tail from one of the parachutes that brought her safely back to earth. though for the next few days,ea. she'll be walking on air. it's wonderful to patch her today. up next, a warning for parents about the dangers of edible marijuana to their kids. edible marijuana to their kids. ♪ an electric truck that can haul... ...on both ends. that can help build your house. and if need be, power that house. that feels like a bullet train. and works like a freight train. the fully electric f-150 lightning. [♪] cooking and eating at home more often means food o

allen shepherd, followed by john glenn were similarly lauded as courageous adventurers. glenn later became a us senator and random successfully for president pasco, is go for dock in houston and go for doc and it's up to you guys. the space race was a cold war era strategic competition between the soviet union and the us with military overtones. but it also had a genuine air of optimism and idealism, seen by many as the next great stage in the human saga, and perhaps a forest for global brotherhood around the world. kids dreamed of growing up to be space men and women, and lift off of discovery. well, things sure have changed from symbols of national greatness and demonstrations of dueling ideology. space travel today is all about money and ego that russia actually started the rich space tourist trend, offering seats on a. so you spacecraft for half the fees, they feel i dream will become a reality. richard branson, never shy of the media. spotlight will swoop space ward aboard a version good, lactic spacecraft from a base in new mexico, followed by amazon founder jeff b

man to go into space 60 years ago, 1961, the next wave will be new glenn, named after john glenn, theirst american to orbit the earth. something else intriguing the new armstrong which could be for interplannette terri travel, little-known when he was a kid watching people on the moon he would be providing assets for something further than that we got indications today, mary wallace, if you think about it, she is already, she is already on board for another, another mission, already volunteered herself for that. if you think of miss funk, 82 years young, she was part of the mercury 13 group of women who went through a lot of the same tests the men did in mercury 7 astronauts but that program was later shelved and not a one of those women got a chance to fly because that was not something women were thought to do or much of a market for them to do it. that was then. she gets her few minutes in space now. if she has her way, many opportunities going forward. you may ask why is a business network focused on these developments and taking them essentially wall-to-wall as they say in my bus

glenn greenwald, thank you very much. go check out his book.order crisis getting worse by the day. drugs pouring in. the border patrol saw more action than they have seen in 21 years last month. they have seen migrants crossing from all over the world. >> i will tell you what, it's been nonstop down here. we have another group of haitians that just arrived at the del rio border. this morning we had a group of 250. monday we mad a group between 300 and 400. these are not just the northern triangle countries vice president harris says she wants to focus on. there have been haitians, ghana, and india. they are coming from all over the place on top of cubans, venezuelans. the word is out that now is the time to come to the border. we have hundreds showing up every day. this is just one spot in del rio. this isn't even the busiest part of the border. it's not slowing down from the summer heat like some thought it would. some said maybe it's seasonal migration. vice president harris said during her tour to the border that extreme progress is being ma

glenn, thank you very much for joining us tonight.you for having me and i hope there were no children at home that had to watch that because that is pretty embarrassing. i have to say that this is -- >> tammy: go ahead. >> this is a desperate candidate. he expected this to be a much easier race. virginia has trended blue the last few years and i've been att this for 20 weeks and he's been at it for 40 years and we are tied and i think he is pretty desperate right now and they have the same old playbook they run all the time which is if they have no way to win on the issues, they have no way to win on merits and let me just tell you, terry cannot win on issues, he's on the wrong side of all of them. he's actually torpedoedth our schools, he's against police, he is not for keeping virginia's right to work status and he wants of the unions comment everywhere, so they have to revert to name calling and they are actually the most ridiculous part about this is these are all the same descriptive words that they used at their own d convention

glenn greenwald, great to see you tonight, thank you.there's been something missing from this show, you probably noticed it, we've noticed it every week. mark steyn. is no idea where he's been. he's missed a lot of big stories, he's been brooding on them and he will tell us what he thinks when we see him in about 3 minutes. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: everywhere we've gone in the past several months, grocery stores, airports, soulcycle studio -- just kidding -- but basically everywhere in public people come up and they say one thing. "where is mark steyn? your show is great but mark steyn, we long for mark steyn." and honestly we had the same question, where is mark steyn? not really clear but the good news is he's back. dare we ask him where he's been? mark steyn, it is so nice to see you again and i'm not -- because i really believe in propriety and privacy, i have to ask, are you following the news? >> yes, i have been, tucker. don't worry if you don't know where i've been the last couple of months, the nsa is going to b

glenn, thank you very much for being here. know none of this surprises you, but how embarrassed must facebook executives be when they purport to be, you know, they have to go to cocktail parties somewhere with their fellow leftist, the right seen as right wing commentators most popular on facebook. of course, they have to do something about that, right? >> i think the point though that lara just made with you and that you made in your monologue is the crucial one that i hope everyone understands. i have been trying to make this point for well over a year now which is a lot of people think that this censorship is coming from executives of facebook, google, and twitter, which really isn't true. they set out to create a company that wouldn't have to arbitrate censorship. >> pete: that's right. >> they want as many people as possible using their platforms. the reason this started happening because in particular, journalists, liberal journalists began shaming them over the content that they're allowing on their platforms and especi

i have mentioned it to glenn hubbard over the years. it was one of those moments that you would hope what actually happened, that someone is not going to -- the president asks them their opinion and they told him instead of holding back, and was kind of the tone i always felt that president bush had even though i never felt in a position where i needed to say i disagreed with something. it just never happened. kyle: it's hard to overstate how hard that is. the first time i was in the oval office, i forgot the complete thing. i don't even remember walking out. you were just there. i am in the room. it is so bright. what am i doing with my hands question mark [laughter] it is hard, but you get used to it. thanks. >> in the impeachment of andrew johnson, one of the articles of impeachment involved speechwriting. the president had done a tour of the country defending his version of reconstruction and had apparently been so crude, so offensive, so i'm presidential in his criticism of the radical republicans that they wrote that as a reason f

named after john glenn and like it name sake, this rocket is intended to go all the way into or orbit to have you on board. >>> all right. let bring in former nasa astronaut mike. today's milestone launch, you know, comes on the 52nd anniversary of buzz. what does today's flight mean for space exploration? they go up for 11 minutes but the whole point here is the moon and a colony and mars. a colony. that's what this is about. >> yeah, erin and thank you for having me. i think that's exactly right. this is a subor battle flight but new glenn mentioned will be the next phase, that's an orbital vehicle and looking to build a lunar lander. so i think the big dream is to be able to use the resources of space, be able to manufacture in space and be able to settle in space and jeff bezos wants to help make that happen and this was a big step in getting there. >> so, you know, that is all true and yet, bezos, richard branson, elon musk are getting a lot of criticism because they're going to space, some people are saying they can do this. you know, you can jaunt up there and if you pay this m

glenn. you know, american media is obsessed about the withdrawal of afghanistan. how it got to this point who's to blame. but very few people actually thinking about the future except for maybe the drifters that want to somehow profit from the post more environment having an aircraft outside the country prepared to leap in a net. if necessarily, i mean this is, these are the people that don't want this the end. however, a lot of things are happening and it's been and they're not getting a lot of coverage. just recently the taliban visited russia. the russians obviously are very concerned. what's going to happen next because the we have to spend and respect has been ask and it stands borders. and of course, the metaphor of saigon is every on a lot of people's minds. i don't know if it's over rock, but people have to be prepared here because we have troops going across their border leaving the country. that is obviously a security risk. so how is this going to be played out? because during the entire course of the history of cross thought, we've talked about how lon

glenn, one of the things that is very interesting is that go back to your 1st stanza here . this is the real opportunity for russia and china. and then again player such as pakistan is pointed out here. but i mean if, if there is a, if there is a solid consent of these large powers outside about and his fan, i think that gives reason the hope here because they all see that the, the back of the matter is the us in respect to but we have that get if it doesn't really affect, you know, i would say what happens when i get to spend affects the region greatly. and these, these are real stakeholders here. i mean, what could be a 1st step here? you know, because the russians have been very open to being a fair broker they have, but they have invited in talk to the taliban, even though they have been in rushes in a terrorist organization when they're going the extra mile here. what, how is this going to affect the internal affairs of a company? because the russia can't be a guarantor of the government in control because it doesn't have the, the, the strength and the support in the co

for that i want to bring in glenn kirschner, a former federal prosecutor and msnbc analyst.know about these tips? >> so, you know, this was the first time the fbi ever set up a tip line for the public to provide information about a supreme court justice nominee. so this was the sort of maiden voyage of the fbi, but the fbi is well acquainted with how to run tip lines and what to do with the information once it is received. what they did here, yasmin, was they took it, they declined to investigate it, and they gave it to the white house, specifically the white house counsel's office which was then led by don mcgahn. so, you know, when the fbi sets up a tip line and solicits citizens to provide information relevant to whether judge kavanaugh was suitable or not to serve as a supreme court justice, the citizens who took the fbi up on that offer had every right to expect that the information would be handled professionally, responsibly, and it would be diligently investigated. now what we came to learn in a recent letter from the fbi is it went uninvestigated. it was given over

with us is glenn kirschner and former prosecution attorney, and analyst, and thank you for joining ustime that the fbi was ham strung by the white house counsel, and don mcgann at the time, and the white house could only investigate as much as they were directed by the trump administration. >> well, there is a lot to dislike about what we are learning how this played out. geoff, when the fbi sets up a tip line, and encourages people to call in and provide relevant information about a supreme court nominee, the public has a right to believe that if they pick up the phone, and they, you know, provide relevant information, it is going to be investigated professionally, and responsibility, and acted upon, and we don't know what the content of the 4500 tips were, but not a lot of folks use the fbi tip line to say, hey, that brett kavanaugh is a swell guy. and probably a good bit of derogatory information provided and it is looking like that the tips were sort of passed off to the white house, donald trump's white house and the white house counsel. and we know that donald trump's white hous

so glenn, i'll stick with you here. the black lives matter protests was met with that level of military response, while these violent insurrectionists were welcomed with open barricades, quite honest? >> well, listen, i am one to -- i believe in security. we need to provide adequate security for all protests, but we also need to recognize the right of people to protest and express their first amendment, you know, preferences, grievances, petition the government for a redress of its grievances. but when you have the president, who's not only the commander in chief but, tiffany, when you listen to his words on january 6th at that insurrection pep rally, he was the inciter in chief. and you realize he sets that angry mob out to go to the capitol and do what? stop the certification. he used the word "steal" but make no mistake about it. he told them to go stop, an action word, what was going on in the u.s. capitol. that is the democratic process of certifying joe biden's win. i think when you couple that, the inciter in chi