>> you'll notice jeff koons isn't doing the sculpting or painting.rds, but his artisans do the labor, which has led to criticism, including from our own morley safer. >> what do you say to the man? >> 30 years ago, morley did a story critiquing contemporary art. and likened koons to a p.k. barnum, selling to suckers. >> he doesn't actually paint or sculpt. he commissions craftsmen to do that while he goes shopping for basketballs and vacuum cleaners. >> is that a legitimate criticism. >> it's a legitimate criticism if you look at art in a way that you kind of want everything to be done by the artist themselves. but it becomes very limited what you can do within one life if you're being responsible for everything. it's, like, the production of this program right now. anderson, if you had to be responsible for the lighting, if you had to be responsible for editing -- >> if i was responsible for the lighting, we wouldn't see you or myself. >> if you had to be responsible for everything, i mean, how many programs would you be able to create? i've designe

christopher koons. senator coons: thank you. kash patel has no business being the director of the f.b.i. he may have said some reassuring things in his confirmation hearing. i don't think so. some of our republican colleagues think so. but a long history of public statements of what he wrote, of what he said in interviews and at rallies and in his book, showed a sharply different approach and view about the f.b.i. in the confirmation hearing i asked him three simple direct questions about whether or not as f.b.i. director he would continue a decades-long tradition of being independent. political independence of the f.b.i. is critical because it is the most powerful, most important federal law enforcement agency involved in investigating crimes and keeping the american people safe. i asked him if he understood who the f.b.i. works for. and he answered essentially through the department of justice, the white house. i gave him another chance to answer not who they report to but who they work for. he said again, the white house. i s

you had senator chris koons actually defending, sending millions of dollars to arak to find a "sesame program. i bet you the vast majority of americans don't want their tax dollars going to funding "sesame street" in iraq. what does not do for hardworking american families who have been struggling with the cost of living because of the biden-harris administration, it does nothing. resident trump is restoring common sense not just of washington, d.c.,, not just to the united states of america, but to the entire world. you are already seeing the effects of that and the american people are very happy with what president trump is doing at that white house every single day. >> how do you like your new friends in the media? >> i love my job very much and i love speaking the truth. i will tell you, they are loving the access and the transparency that they are receiving from president trump and our white house. he did another press conference today and even those that don't like him will tell you that they like the truth and the transparency and it's a breath of fresh air after the past four