i bring in legal analyst elliott williams and former congressmen joe walsh. what i get from this is what is going to happen now? you've been a member of congress. it did take a long time to get to this particular point. what happens next? is it a guarantee he will be expelled? >> i think so because it's political that it's taken this long but now it's political he's going to be expelled because republicans want him gone. she damaged goods heading into an election year. they're going to move this quickly. >> he has criminal charges as well. does this help the prosecution? >> there's conflict with the prosecution because the justice department went back and forth whether to pause the congressional investigation while this was going on so there could be more charges here. he's been charged with crimes and could be more but it's easy to get wrapped up in the botox and hamptons and nonsense and waited comes down to is when people give money to campaigns ought to know it's being spent by the campaign and campaigns ought to be on west the public about what they're d

"outfront" now, former republican congressman joe walsh. w the director of mission democracy. first off, joe, would the rock have a shot? >> oh, gosh, yes, brianna, absolutely. i mean, look, we are in the middle of a huge populous moment in this country. the average american is sick of our politics, they think our politics is broken, they're sick of both parties. somebody from outside of the political world like him would definitely have a shot. >> i'll be honest. i love his movies. i especially love jumanji i don't know if the skills are transferrable. but if some democrats want an alternative to joe biden so badly that they looked to the rock, what does that say to you? >> it tells you that both parties, brianna, recognize that most americans don't want this matchup: biden/trump that. makes most americans just roll their eyes. they're turned off by it. and it makes sense. but i think -- look, it's too late. and if somebody like the rock were going to run, i think he's universally respected and loved on really all sides. and it would have t

and joe walsh, thank you so much.do we just have to, i guess, resign ourselves this kind of behavior from our members of congress and other elected officials? i'll talk about next a professor of history in american studies at yale university, joanne freeman. she is the author of "the field of blood: violence in congress and the civil war." how is that for a cliff-hanger, america? we'll be right back. actually, talk to her now. good. okay. i don't want to go to break. i want to talk to her now, because honestly, when i look at all that's happening right now, and we're seeing everything that's happening in the world, the name of your book gives me a little bit of pause. one thing is you didn't just write it after this week. it wasn't like it's here right now when you see all that is going on in congress. instead, any time it's relevant again, it tells me this has happened before, which is scary to think about. you heard tim burchett, mccarthy's incident, juvenile at best. maybe more nefarious at worst. what do you think

. >>> now, let's discuss this some more with republican congressman joe walsh of illinois and cnn political commentator, erin finney. joe, what do you think of trump's push in iowa? he's not even talking about his republican rivals. he's going after president biden. what do you make of that? >> i make the same of it i've made for the past year. this party sadly is his and this nomination is his and i know we're in the midst of a race for the nomination but, it's really not a race for the nomination. we're 58 days from the iowa caucuses and the race is his. the nomination is his. and none of his opponents from the very beginning have been trying to beat him. they've all been trying to be the alternative in case something happens to trump. a heart attack or he ends up in jail, but none of his opponents have been trying to beat him so he's very comfortably ahead. >> i want to get your thoughts on something else elena covered, which was this decision in colorado. we know that other states are also contemplating trying to make this legal argument for why he shouldn't be on the ballot. colorado s

with us now to discuss, congressman joe walsh from illinois, and kate benningfield.e, i know it's only four electoral votes. but, you know, it often is very close, and often the democrats are relying on those four electoral votes. biden won them, hillary won them, obama won them. are you ready to just like toss aside those four electoral votes because joe biden just decided to change it all because he likes south carolina better? >> well, let's be clear. what biden's team was doing is trying to lift diversity in the primary process. >> he lost new hampshire and he won south carolina. that's what happened. >> but new hampshire is a very very diverse state. so this is about trying to bring in voters of color into the process earlier, who ultimately wind up deciding who the nominee is. look, i think at the end of the day, i'm not sure if this will have an impact. you saw the chair of the democratic party in new hampshire come out and say biden will still win new hampshire, likely through a write-in campaign. at the end of the day, again, what the biden team has done is

talk about tonight with men who know the house from the inside, former congressman fred upton and joe walsh. all right, no was punching babies, fellas. however, this is really absurd to think about. >> you know, they just used to use my initials. and now it is [inaudible] [laughter] it's fred upton, everyone, fyi, you figure it out. go ahead, it's a family show. >> family, show it's a cable, show so it's okay. you know, don't have the fcc stuff. but, it's a mess. and, you know, we know both of these guys. both joe and i know these guys. and one guy you don't want to be in a fight with his marc mullen. we have seen him in the gym, but he is, you know, he's a kickboxer. that's the guy -- >> he totally wants, to his name is not mark, it's not when, it's markwayne. remember, i was like, you know what. >> i'm fred, but he's markwayne. at one point took his wedding ring off. to do something about that. you are the, senator bernie sanders saying, -- >> laura, none of it is issues based, mccarthy and work at getting in a fight, -- talk about them, it's a party, laura, that to my mind, -- that kind

and long time no see for old friend joe walsh, not official affairs correspondent for the nation and author of corporate bs. but it is not bs. look at the screen. rachel, let me start, with you what are the off-year election results tell you about where the country is right now? >> yes, it is something else that is not bs, jonathan, i understand people were freaking out badly about those polls that came out over the, weekend and i spent a lot of time trying to explain to people that polling now is measuring laden partisanship. what matters is these hard data points. throughout 2023, special elections, democrats haven't just been over performing, they have been really over performing. so this two state election cycle for me was the main bellwether i needed to see, to understand where the democrats would come into 2020, for advantaged, or disadvantaged. because no matter what, it is going to be a very tight outcome in the presidential election, no matter who the nominees are. so with a tuesday coming into the books, now i'm able to tell people how positive i feel the democrats strategy

david duchovny and joe walsh will join us as well. [ cheers and applause ] our first guest is a three-timesung and screamed in cars and showers all over the world. this is her hugely successful second album called "guts." please say hello to olivia rodrigo. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome. >> hi. >> jimmy: how are you? >> good. >> jimmy: hey, thank you for getting up early and giving my kids a real thrill. >> it was so much fun. i hope they had a good time. >> jimmy: they had a great time. we now don't have to get them a pet, that's how good a time they had. >> it was a pleasure. >> jimmy: i learned something about you. we have a mutual friend who said that one of your regrets, tell me if this is true, about becoming famous at such a young age, is that you never got to babysit. >> yeah. that's one of my biggest dreams that i've never accomplished. i really would love to be a babysitter. i love kids. if you ever are in the market for a babysitter, hit me up. >> jimmy: we can make that happen. although i'm guessing you'd charge $1,800 an hour. >> no, for you -- >> jimmy: you'd cu

he'll be the nominee . nominee. >> okay, joe walsh, good to talk to you this morning.s saying or not, but it's interesting to hear someone who was a republican congress man being anti trump because that's not a perspective we hear a lot of over here in the uk. >> but, you know, the more trials that trump gets dragged into , he just as as joe was into, he just as as joe was saying, he just becomes more of a celebrity. he plays the whole thing as though he is the most put upon person , an innocent, an put upon person, an innocent, an and there's a sizeable amount of americans who completely believe him. >> yeah, there you go . >> yeah, there you go. interesting, isn't it? which sort of ties in beautifully with this in a way. coming up for you, fake or fact with social media awash with horrific videos from wars and all sorts of how are you meant to know if what you're watching is real will show you a bit more in just a. tick it is 945. good morning to you. this is breakfast with stephen stephen and anne. >> now it's time now for what could be actually it's almost building

government graft the justice department put patrick walsh in five and half years who stole $8 million to be held by island off the coast of florida. joe going for such a boat load of irony here liz patrick walsh purchased islands called sweetheart on the present sweetheart deal we got him his very island with money that was not even his ashes and city is given and what was originally allocated for in terms of covid-19 in terms of getting businesses backup just in general try to get through in an unprecedented pandemic but this is also the only surprising right because when the government gives up priest up with zero accountability in terms of tracking a billions upon billions are spent, especially during a pandemic when people are locked down and isolated this almost makes too much says this the sort of that's on this level what a then walsh is business mentoring is one of thousands of individuals who perpetrated would you recall the greatest graft tenuous sister use essentially sold in broad daylight by the way, more than $280 billion in federal covid-19 aid while another 10,125,000,000,000 was wasted or miss map and this is what we