wild switch gears, bringing in mollie hemingway. and gregg jarrett. me on this, i am not a lawyer. but, governor gavin newsom is apointing laphonza butler to replace dianne feinstein as senator from california. but mollie. she is a residence of maryland and a registered voter in maryland. we looked up the law for this senate, you have to live in the state, expru you h-- and you have to be a registered voter. >> it look like just yesterday the woman did register to vote in california. she is a residence of maryland, voting in maryland, but perhaps to comply with that law, she registered to vote, i think she holds property in california. one of the problems with california's voting laws they are so lax lacks, they sent out ballot to every address every person registered to vote, they have a real problem with election ib integrity there. >> does she change your residents or just voting registration. >> like i said, i think she has a property in california, you were when hillary clinton ran for senate for new york, a state she never lived in. senate is a

, no, hemingway is a little not it doesn’t matter, this is not a barbaric culture, if there is somethingc , more backward, but it doesn’t matter, i use familiar terms, for whom, for ordinary people, they understand perfectly well, what i haven’t seen an ordinary person come say , this... representatives of a barbaric culture, yes, and you will talk in the usual way, i am a representative, who are you, i am a representative, now listen, listen further to yours, to your operational this very desire to engage in operational work, that’s when the numerous videos appearing where it is described is shown , as young people, teenagers, sometimes not only... they vilify , those who came to russia, became citizens , for some reason, they vilify russian, russian culture of russia and russians, especially physical physical violence, they use, this is also not word, you can say that this is the recipe for all this, that it’s very simple to fight this, it’s wrong to fight this, this is how to fight it correctly, agree and find out how to do it correctly, come on, yes, i have a recipe, the accusations

ernest hemingway said, all modern american literature comes from one book by mark twain called huckleberryinn. an english professor at butler university in indianapolis has taught classes on huckleberry finn for many years. he will join us on the program to discuss the book. watch "books that shaped america" featuring huckleberry finn, tonight at 9:00 eastern on c-span, our mobile app and online at c-span.org be sure to scan the qr code to listen to our companion podcast to learn more about the authors of the books featured. host: we are back to talk about the speaker battle. guest: thanks for having me. (202) 748-8000 -- there are nine people running. what strikes you about the list? >> it is large. we have never seen anything like this. steve scalise the majority leader versus jim jordan, scully's came out on top, jordan had his three strikes to try to get the full speakership and it didn't work. now we have nine. they will go through rounds on tuesday in which the loser in each round gets pulled but this is a large list. >> are you surprised so many people want the job? guest: it is the

and coming up, mollie hemingway from the federalist.in, our democrat getting a wake-up call ringing up the hook? texas democrat henry cuellar carjacked at gunpoint in d.c. after d.c. did defund the po police. are they listening to the wake-up call on "the evening edit" next. ♪ welcome editor-in-chief of the federalist mollie hemingway, first, your reaction to this? house speaker mccarthy ousted, the vote was sued 216 -- 210. eight republicans voted with democrats to oust speaker mccarthy. what was your reaction? >> it is a stunning turn of events. the speaker's office kind of knew where things were going a few hours before the vote was taken, they were prepared to lose this boat. it was only a few republicans who joined with democrats to do this but there has been discontent in the republican conference. kevin mccarthy have a difficult situation, it's an extremely small majority he's working with. the democrats showed nancy pelosi had small majorities and was able to accomplish much more from their perspective speaker mccarthy was able

you don't know who has the talent and who knew that hemingway would be a great offer. investing for the average person the mostra important thing is nt lose what you have and second the best way to not lose what you have is to go through the index fund of some kind, a low fee index fund, equity or fixed income and that is probably the safest thing to do. >> did you think about buying a simon andg schuster? >> i looked at it but i couldn't interest my partners in it. another firm did it. >> as always, we appreciate your time on booktv. >> next more from the 2023 library of congress national book festival.

at hemingway, as you know, was a very spare writer. he does not use a lot of adjectives or adverbs. write. i'm pretty fair, i try to be very linear. and when i was working on the d.c. circuit judge out of law school he -- the judge called me to his office and said amy, you are an excellent writer, but don't afraid -- be afraid of the adverbs. [laughter] so i think my writing style, i'm not, i'm no judicial hemingway i don't claim that but i tend to keep advice in the back of my mind. >> now, this is my question not one of the students but as we're talking about writing. who are you writing to when you're writing an opinion? are you writing to the other justices or are you writing to the general public? are you writing to the parties to explain why you're deciding who is the audience for your opinion? >> a little bit of everyone. i think it is important, i always tell people and i -- suspect even lawyers don't, you know, listen to this advice but they should read the opinions. so i want opinions to be accessible so i try to write as acc

the library of congress quotes ernest hemingway in saying that all modern literature comes from markwain in a book called huckleberry finn. the professor at the university of indianapolis has typed the book for many years and will join us to talk about the book. books that shaped america featuring the adventures of huckleberry finn, live monday at c-span, on c-span now, our free video app, or on c-span.org. also be sure to scan the qr code to listen to our podcast, where you can learn more about the authors of the books featured. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more, including charter communication. >> charter is proud to be recognized as one of the best internet providers, and we are just getting started, building 100 thousand miles of new infrastructure to reach those who need it more -- most. >> charter communication supports-span as a public service, along with these television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> as the israel-hamas war continues, president biden's nominee to be the better -- the

the library of congress quotes ernest hemingway as saying, all modern american literature comes from one book, by mark twain, called huckleberry finn. our guest has taught classes on huckleberry finn for many years and will join us to discuss the book. join us monday, live at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now our free mobile video app, and online at c-span.org. also be sure to scan the q.r. code to listen to our companion podcast where you can learn more about the authors of the books feeched. o our next segment. laurin-whitney gottbrath joins us, world editor from axios. and joyce karam is the senior editor for al-monitor. welcome to both of you.

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who knew hemingway would be a great author? who knew fitzgerald would be a great author? so don't know who's going to be a great author but the best way is to keep writing and writing and writing. with respect investing, for the average person the most important thing to do is not lose what you have. secondly, the best we do not lose what you have this to go into an index fund of some type. go into a low fee index fund, equity and fixed income and that's probably the safest thing to do. >> host: david rubenstein did you think about buying simon & schuster? >> guest: i look at it but i couldn't c interest my partnersn it, so another from did it. >> host: as always we appreciate your time on booktv. >> guest: thank you very much. my pleasure. >> next more from the 2023 library of congress national book festival. >> my name

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and i was very taken of a style hemingway as you know, very fair writer. and he does not use a lot of adjectives or adverbs. this generally the way of right and pretty fair and try to be very linear and when i was looking for the judge on the circuit right out of law school, he called me into his office monday and he said, amy, you're an excellent writer but don't be afraid to use adverbs predict. [laughter] and so in my writing style while i'm note judicial hemingway come i don't claim out my do tend to keep his advice in the back of my mind. >> was my question one of the students but we been talking about writing, rewriting to when you're writing an opinion. are you writing to the other justices or to the general public. are you writing to the parties white will who is the audience for your opinion. >> well a little bit of everyone. i always tell people and i suspect even lawyers to listen to this advice, they should read the opinion so what opinions to be accessible so i try to write in a way that's accessible as possible to someone in the public intere

ernest hemingway is quoted as saying that all american literature comes from this one novel. watch "books that shaped america" featuring "the advenn chowfers huckleberry finn" monday live at 9:00 p.m. eastern. on c-span. c-span now our free mobile video app and online at c-span.org. scan the q.r. code to listen to our companion podcast where you can learn more about the authors of the books featured. "washing. . " continues host: -- >> "washington journal" continues. host: joining us is aidan quigley of cq roll call to discuss appropriations for israel and ukraine. let's begin with a viewer post to us on x, "why is the house having one vote a day for spker? jordan changed some minds but lost votes also. does he ever think he is going to get enough? it seems like they are playing a game and taking turns not voting for jordan." guest: that is a very good question. it is clear that jim jordan does not have the votes to become elected speaker and the prevailing thought is that on the next ballot he will lose even more from the establishment republican types who dug in. i think th

howard: joining us now to an rise the coverage, mollie hemingway and in las vegas laura fink, ceo ofmunicationses. mollie, have much of the media especially in the days after the terrible bombing outside the hospital in gaza taken cover, so to speak, by reducing it to one side says this, the other side says that? >> yeah. they have in no way taken responsibility for their own regurgitation of lies from a terrorist organization. when you're covering a war, it is very difficult. there's a fog. even when you're dealing with conventional wars like the one between ukraine and russia. you can have mistakes that way. here we have israel, a democracy with internal criticism and a terrorist organization, a group we've identified as terrorists for 26 years or so which has a track record of lying about casualties, lying about all sorts of things. and even the they didn't, you know, they regurgitated this claim that 500 people were killed and the hospital reduced to rubble. that's something that would be difficult to determine, it would take not just minutes or hours even, but days or weeks to f

carla: hemingway said this is the book that impresses me. the naturalness and everything.n he went on to do a few more books. host: asked the library of congress -- has to library of congress shifted the language in "huckleberry finn?" carla: you have to put things in context. that was the language at the time. the same thing can be said about zora neal houston. "the eyes were watching god." when alice walker resurrected her, she said she was an anthropologist and dialect is dialect. people did not speak that way. it was not until 1971 that is drawn neal hurston started to get her props as the kids say. for a long time, she was not appreciated. host: carol, pennsylvania. good afternoon. caller: it is wonderful to talk with you. thank you for answering my call. i would say some books i read that were important were "roots." i have the privilege of hearing a lecture by alex helling at the university of pittsburgh that was eye-opening. i think it helped to change america. it helped us understand the bible because people did not believe in the oral tradition. when he exposed w

sent a statement that they searched the unclaimed database they're releasing a tee shirt at the hemingwayy agent and she said all the selfies going to be fine, antii d tee ss $20. she's my boss. if i want peace in my house i got to do what the boss say. life was great before this happened but it's better now. anytime you can put some smiles on people's faces, i mean worldwide, that is a great accomplishment >> and our thanks to raymond owens for sharing randolph white's story. look at that he is the modern day hydroking guy. >> i love what he said i have food, shelter, clothing, life was already great what more do you immediate need, right? >>> americanss love their chicken. they show popeye's the d deck-mt lo second-most love, plucking kfc out of that spot chick fil a remains number one >> so click filletchick fil a dg the week >>> coming up on the "today show", cuttir watching "top sto. stay reiter that more news on the way more news oy >>> the gavel is up for grabs,

flaber and i don’t know there also hemingway, no, hemingway is a little different, it doesn’t matter, there is a barbarian one, more backward, but it doesn’t matter , i’m using familiar terms, for whom, for people, they usually understand perfectly well, i haven’t seen an ordinary person come said this representatives of a barbaric culture, yes, and you will talk, i am representative, varov’s trigger, now listen, listen further to yours, to your operational this very desire, to engage in operational work, that’s when numerous videos appear, and where it is described, shown, like youth , teenagers, sometimes they not only vilify those who came to russia and became citizens , why they use it, this is also not a word, we can say that it was tseptsov who hired everyone, they fight it very simply, it’s not wrong with fight this, they are fighting this, here’s a second, how to fight this correctly, let’s finish, find out how, yes, i have a prescription, accusations keep coming, punishments, if not administrative, there are some stupid apologies about which no one is sincere believes that if

hemingway was not the verse, he won't be the last. >> what was the impact in 1885?to be clear, it's interesting, it did well. from 1885 to 1895, it was a top 10 selling book. the reviews were positive but mixed. if we are having a conversation about race, there were a lot of african-american newspapers they were not touching the book. quotes we will look at some reviews. the partner with endeavor is the library of congress. had an impact with who we are. the library of congress on huckleberry finn says the encounters with hypocrisy and other evils full of dialogue and colloquial expressions paved the way for many writers including hemingway and william faulkner. what does it represent in a larger sense? >> one of the books that shaped america must introduce my first person to take over the narrative and a complicated core. ult sector, everything fromung home alone, spy kids, harry potter. the ones who can make change. huckleberry finn is the linchpin. >>ou have read a book by the name -- >> that is the first line. how often do you grab someone by the lapels? you kno

necessary to write something more serious, he knew a little about wars, that is possible say, about hemingwayr sure, well, it's hard to argue with a classic. what are your literary works on the subject of war? well, actually about those people with whom i had to meet actually in the trenches, these are poems, this is prose work, and this is a story, just a broader story about the emotions that you feel when you communicate with people, about those situations in which they... found themselves and about what is happening now, very often the military, who return from the front positions, from the front, return to the rear, say that there is a lot of insincerity, lies, they are drawn back with a magnet, although there is danger there, there is a constant threat, the threat of death hangs over, your... observations, whether or not it is on your pages of your works that there really is a sincere, er, there at the front, in the rear, here in the rear, it is much less, one of my colleagues once noticed that the closer to zero, the more sincere, brighter people are, and i want to agree with the thesis

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year, and i believe that the future lies with these writers, because eh, it is ours, let's say so , hemingwayle who are certainly very talented, they... have very powerful works, for example, vitaly zapeko, he already receives awards from professional communities, the book world, well, it is not only vitaly zapeko, for example, we will take our film, life after 4:30 p.m., this film, to vayakarta based on the book by oleksandr tereshchenko, this is a cyborg, from the 79th brigade, who threw a grenade, thus saving five guys who were next to him, saving their lives, but he lost his hands, lost an eye, and after all this he led , that even with such severe injuries you can live, you can continue an active life, now he is actively volunteering, he is a writer, he has a very active lifestyle, and you can be proud of such people, and that is why you need to read such books so as not to fall into despair , to be in a good mood and, this is the only way we can win, artemia, artemiy krisano, a volunteer, screenwriter and writer, was in touch with us, artemia, you can already hear at the events in yakar

the library congress quotes ernest hemingway say all modern literature comes from one book by mark twain called huckle ferry fin. the english professor at butler university at indianapolis has taught classes on huckleberry fin for many years. he'll join us to discuss the book. watch books that shaped america, featuring "the adventures of huckleberry fin" monday, live at 9 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now our free mobile video app and online at c-span.org. the q.r. code to listen to our companion podcast where you can learn more about the authors featured. >> as the israel-hamas war continues, president biden's nominee to be the next ambassador to israel, jack lew, testified before the senate foreign relations committee. he answered questions about his work on the iran nuclear deal when he was treasury secretary in the obama administration. some republican lawmakers allege he was not forthcoming about the deal's financial implementation. mr. lew denied those allegations. transparency on allegations. mr. lew denied those allegations.

come to frankivsk, some changes, maybe you can tell us who we will definitely hear, see, from our hemingways of the new time. thank you for the opportunity to talk on the air, i followed, of course, all the previous ones inclusions of my dear brothers and sisters, but my dears, i will not scare you that it will not be only military themes from authors from the front, as it will certainly be for many, perhaps familiar, and perhaps for some it will be a novelty, authors who fight or perform combat tasks, close to the front line, they do not necessarily write about the front and about the war in this direct sense, very often topics arise and are described, perhaps which we did not expect as readers, but who will come to us, these substitutes, about what you just said they have become equal, because the participants of the words in the war will be the participants of the all-ukrainian forum of military writers, and they are such players on the literary market that they can replace each other in such circumstances, but they present, of course, the original works, as we will surely hear, of the mi

who knew hemingway would be a great author? who knew fitzgerald would be a great author? so don't know who's going to be a great author but the best way is to keep writing and writing and writing. with respect investing, for the average person the most important thing to do is not lose what you have. secondly, the best we do not lose what you have this to go into an index fund of some type. go into a low fee index fund, equity and fixed income and that's probably the safest thing to do. >> host: david rubenstein did you think about buying simon & schuster? >> guest: i look at it but i couldn't c interest my partnersn it, so another from did it. >> host: as always we appreciate your time on booktv. >> guest: thank you very much. my pleasure. >> next more from the 2023 library of congress national book festival. >> my name is kevin butterfield director of the john w kluge center of library of congress. it's my pleasure to introduce you to today's speakers. we are one of this part of this yourself to compress to bring america's most beloved writers to this room. the clue the

you, you, you definitely read a lot of books about the war too, well, i don’t know, there’s some hemingway, remarque, of course, i was studying some parallels, analogies now also come to mind when you are also one of the writers who is fighting , well, if we talk about parallels, although i don’t really like it, because comparing our day with other experiences is a bit incorrect, rather not here, probably not a remark, because a remark is usually a return, disappointment, everything else, i'm closer, let's say this, younger, if we talk about paralysis , ugh, what, what you talk about on your pages, well, it's mostly personal experience, i want to say something that won't be said, let's say , well to my brothers who simply do not have this flair, it is rather not a pedagogical effect to teach someone something, just to tell how it is, so that everyone does not live in their soap bubbles, but simply to convey the realities that are, in general, this is pain, despair, and fear, but also faith in victory, and the will to win, this is a lot, it's such a symbiosis, you know that... you can't gra

the library of congress quotes ernest hemingway of saying, all modern american literature comes from one book by mark swain called huckleberry finn. andrey leavy, english professor at butler university in indianapolis has taught classes on huckleberry finn for years. he will join us on the program to discuss the book. watch books that shaped america, including the avengers of huckleberry finn monday live at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c spend our free mobile video app, on -- and online at c-span.org. be sure to scan the qr code to listen to our companion podcast where you can learn more about the authors of the books features. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government funded by these television companies and more, including comcast. >> you think this is just a community center, no, it's more than that. >> comcast is partnering with a thousand community centers to create wi-fi enabled listings so students from low income families can get the tools they need to be ready for anything. comcast support c-span is a public service, along with these other television provide,

you don't know who has the talent and who knew that hemingway would be a great offer. investing for the average person the mostra important thing is nt lose what you have and second the best way to not lose what you have is to go through the index fund of some kind, a low fee index fund, equity or fixed income and that is probably the safest thing to do. >> did you think about buying a simon andg schuster? >> i looked at it but i couldn't interest my partners in it. another firm did it. >> as always, we appreciate your time on booktv. >> next more from the 2023 library of congress national book festival. >> one of the sponsors of this year's festival we are proud to bring america's most beloved riders to this room. to do the work of the sort that you're hearing about at today's national book festival. i want to welcome everyone joining on c-span today as well. we are proud to partner with c-span. the next panel is escaping genocide and human trafficking and features joshua freeman and jason. one of the foremost poets and writings in the language his new book is waiting

joining me now is mollie hemingway and david schoen. what do the people need to understand in layman terms about how lame this is and how dangerous this is? >> let's me focus on the danger of it. you hit the nail on the head with that and the word ecosystem. brought under 6312, giving the attorney general a partisan elected official, in this case, extremely partisan, incredibly broad power to ruin a life, ruin a career, etcetera. then the case is assigned to a trump-hating judge, politically elected and if you read a news article that appeared this weekend, he hassan tip athy against real estate. the judge no one asked for a jury trial, that is disingenuous, it is true, president trump's lawyers could have asked for a jury trial. there is case in 2011 that said under this executive law, 6312, there was no right to a jury because it is asking for injuncturive relief, not damaging. they are talking about stripping donald trump of hundreds of millions, taking away his international brand. today it seems the judge got a glimpse of what is g

so i know this will get me censored on television, but i know that ernest hemingway once said, most important intellectual tool for life is a -- detector. so if if is writing about something seemingly apolitical as marriage or tennis or something more overtly political like public policy legislation, if it assists citizens in developing a b.s. detector and strengthening the apparatus they can use to discern fact from fiction, truth from lies, then it inevitably has a political dimension just miles davis music helped certain people see. the truth of, black humanity, and therefore it had a political effect. regardless of if that was miles davis intention or not. this is going to add to that i just want to say one more quote to overload you with today. these were all about quotes here and. it's exactly to what david just spoke to that writer samuel johnson in the 17th hundreds said a writer only a book a reader finishes. so you put something out into the world and it will always taken in some circles by some people, political and so that becomes sort of the stew in which it exists when you raise

stinger and we talked over to brief the senate when jennifer hemingway, i believe it was jennifer hemingway, it was emily calling and second call with speaker pelosi, questioning the information i'd given to vice-president pence when we can get back into chambers. i assured her that was correct i could get them back into chamber by 7 p.m. call number two. call third call from where the senate sequestered and on a cell phone, dialed leadership off site and i briefed all of leadership plans to get them into chambers, call number three with speaker pelosi. >> you didn't have one call, two calls, three calls, when she said she didn't. >> and running the chain up the commend, do you think that speaker pelosi's office or speaker pelosi herself politicized capitol security? >> i have no idea on that, sir. >> okay. any other clarifications you'd like to make as relates to speaker pelosi's comments that you didn't speak to her? >> i just, you know, wish she'd considered that and considered some of the stuff i faced and efforts that i went through to bring in the outside resources on that day before

let's bring in the panel, the political correspondent the "washington examiner," mollie hemingway, jeffeuters. those two, molly coming back but 200 plus war hostages held by hamas. >> molly: it is good news they are coming back but many families are worried sick about the other women, children and men held hostage in gaza. israel faces a difficult situation and they began laying out their plan but do seem to have a plan what it will take to d hamas this trip and what they were willing to do earlier. but support from the united states in terms of not having u.s. constrained their efforts in taking out hamas as the controller of that region. they are getting some pushback, it sounds like, from the biden administration. >> bret: what about this push for the 105 billion that we heard from president biden, chad greene speaks with the senate leader. here is a piece of that. >> senator, he thinks the president should have to come and the separate priorities and no one, especially not republicans should give him cover. >> there are differences of opinion among republican senators about this. if

and you know, i'm not hemingway, you know, words and language and the use of language and. right. the art of writing is not my oeuvre. it's not what i do best. but i'm a visual artist, paint. i've done that forever. and when i make shows, i'm also painting, telling stories. so that's what got me to write these books and i will say one thing specifically about i am sorry during the pandemic, i was laying around with our many dogs, vegetate in a little bit like some of us did during those days. and i was looking a diptych i had painted, which is in this book and it's these two small paintings, the same size with a hand coming across flowers and the words, i am sorry. and i looked at it and i said, hmm, who do i have to apologize to that haven't apologized to? and a few people came to mind and oddly enough, the young the kid that i apologize to at the end of the book, all the way back in grammar school, even though there are a few i probably how well many people apologized to over the years because i've learned the art of apology can make a big difference so basically. so i'm going t

the library of congress quotes ernest hemingway is saying all modern american literature comes from oneook by mark twain called huckleberry finn english professor at beutler university in indianapolis talk classes on huckleberry finn for many years he will join us on the program to discuss the book. watch books that shaped america featuring adventures of huckleberry finn next monday at light at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span c spend our free mobile video app and online@c-span.org. also be sure to scan the qr code to listen to her companion podcast you can learn more about the authors of the books features. >> healthy democracy does not just look like this. it looks like this. americans can see democracy at work with citizens are truly a republic thrives. get informed straight from the source on c-span unfiltered, unbiased, word for word. from the nation's capitol to wherever you are because the opinion that matters the most is your own. this is what democracy looks like c-span powered by cable. being up 2024 presidential candidate first of the nay leadership summit in new hampshire the sec

the library of congress quotes ernest hemingway as saying, all modern american literature comes from one book, by mark twain, called huckleberry finn. our guest has taught classes on huckleberry finn for many years and will join us to discuss the book. join us monday, live at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now our free mobile video app, and online at c-span.org. also be sure to scan the q.r. code to listen to our companion podcast where you can learn more about the authors of the books feeched. o our next segment. laurin-whitney gottbrath joins us, world editor from axios. and joyce karam is the senior editor for al-monitor. welcome to both of you. let's start about the situation right now. i want to ask you about casa. guest: great to be with you. it is a devastating situation. the numbers coming from gaza and -- from gaza indicate at least 4000 are dead. the wounded is above 12,000. the hospitals -- the united nations said they have 24 hours before running out of fuel. we are looking at a very dire situation and unprecedented catastrophe in casa. the israeli airstrikes have id

joining us now delighted mollie hemingway, fox news contributor and editor and chief of the federalistvid schoen former trump impeachment lawyer. i will start with you on the legal case here, which i find extraordinarily weak. what do the people need to understand in layman's terms about how lame this is and how dangerous this is? >> let me focus on the danger of it because you have hit the nail on the head with that and with the word extraordinary. this case is brought under new york executive law 6312. it gives the attorney general a politically partisan elected official and in this case extremely partisan, incredibly broad powers to ruin a life, ruin a career, et cetera. then the case is assigned to a trump-hating judge, also politically appointed. politically elected and if you read a news article that appeared this weekend, he has shown a consistent antipathy against real estate developers during his entire career. now, many people say why is the judge deciding it, not a jury? the judge said earlier today that that's not his fault, no one asked for a jury trial. that's a good disi

joining me now ari fleischer, former white house press secretary mollie hemingway editor and chief ofere arrested but i don't think they are going to get the book thrown at them, do you? >> well, we have a pattern here where people on the left are allowed to protest. they may even be arrested and released. maybe not even given a fine or not even charged. versus what we have seen with right wing protests where people might be sent to prison. it is a very serious problem that we have two standards of justice in country. there is no reason why merrick garland and christopher wray could not be destroying these people's lives and putting them in prison and trying to keep them, you know, in prison for a very long time over the same charges that they did against j. 6 protesters which would be about parading inside a congressional building which is what they are doing here. >> laura: and, ari, rasheda tlaib actually whipped these people up into a frenzy beforehand and i'm thinking she is outside of the capitol. i'm thinking was that her ellipse speech? are they going to be treating her like,