that is where you have to talk a on —- talk a hard truth to power so far mary garland has nothing foreople. he will bring down the foot mr. i got into the capital but the guy who funded that guy, the congressperson mary garland ain't got nothing for him and that is my problem how the justice department has been prosecuting or lack thereof the insurrection. yes looking into january 6 and that is great but that is political. i don't mean in a dirty word but that is the political process to understand what happened but there is also the legal process where the department of justice is supposed to be in there protecting ust from terrorism but those who funded and helped our may be too big for america garland and that is problematic. >> my in houston texas. permitted. on twitter and such. sir, i want to ask. where do our rights come from? i wanted to start with that. i think people -- in talking about rights for a long time and i'd like to know. would you agree with me that our rights come from god? guest: no. caller: o ok. they don't come from god. if i understand correctly what you're te

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goes to the department of justice to make a decision on whether or not to charge steve bannon, mary garland, the attorney general has in the last hour said that they will study the evidence and study the case before making a final decision as thirsty bannon, he said this was a question of executive privilege that he'd been speaking to donald trump. and that it really should be that the court to decide whether or not he was protected under donald trump exercising that executive privilege. but there were those who made speeches including liz cheney, who said, hold on a 2nd on january the 5th, the day before what happened at the capital? steve bannon, on his own podcast, said that they were going to be outrageous things happening. and capitol hill, and for that reason, he was a key witness. mister baron's own public statements make clear, he knew what was going to happen before it did. and thus, he must have been aware of. and may well have been involved in the planning of everything that played out on that day. the american people deserve to know what he knew and what he did. so he might be s

we're also, like i said, we saw mary garland, son's business. and the time is that proper? is this the proper place for those questions to be asked? do those representatives have the right to ask those questions when they have nothing to do with january 6? which was why this whole group gathered in the 1st place? well above the 6, this story still in the early endings of hillary clinton consist for 7 hours of this been ghazi fiasco. i think we still have a little more investigating to do so far is what the f b. i said in terms of this fascination with hunter biden, once upon a time there was a donald nixon and a few years later there was a billy carter. nobody ever runs for the presidency by himself. you can't pick your relatives. as far as hunter biden goes, the us attorney in delaware is still on the case that was seamless through the presidential transition. durham has been funded. let me play, and i agree and let it play. but the question is, even if it plays out, will it get the same traction the same exposure that we've seen for the past from lake holland. i like said

and so by the way, yesterday or 2 days ago, when mary garland says, parents may get out of hand at school boards or better said the school board administration says, tell us to stop them. and he puts the f, b i on the case. that's the beginning, i guarantee a facebook is looking and saying, well, people that say bad things about school board meetings, we better throttle them back because that's what big government wants. it's really totalitarianism and it's happening in front of our eyes. and martin, we always appreciate your insight. thank you so much for your time. thank you to tasha. well, could there be a new conflict of interest in the classroom? we'll discuss with our $360.00 panel right after the break. ah . oh. join me every 1st on the alex silent. sure. but i'll be speaking to guess when the world politics small business, i'm sure business. i'll see you then a trained general merrick garland and hot water for a conflict of interest. according to media reports merits donna rebecca is married to the co founder of an education resource company, and is pushing critical race theory. a

goes to the department of justice to make a decision on whether or not to charge steve bannon, mary garland, the attorney general has in the last hour said that they will study the evidence and study the case before making a final decision as such, the ban and he said this was a question of executive privilege that he'd been speaking to donald trump. and that it really should be that the court to decide whether or not he was protected under donald trump exercising that executive privilege. you have been leaders have been pushing for dialogue with poland. as an increasingly bitter feud overshadows a summit in brussels that was supposed to focus on the energy crisis. several member state say that you should not release $42000000000.00 in pandemic recovery fans until the issue is resolved. approx, concerned its foundations are being threatened out. opponents constitutional court rule that in you law only applies in specific areas. parents prime minister has remained defiant, saying his government won't respond to blackmail erasure merger. we will not act under the pressure of blackmail. we are

so reports have come out that actually attorney merit or attorney general mary garland, his sit, his daughter through marriage has ties to a firm that actually specializes in critical race theory, training or something akin to that that could be used by school boards as a resource for their teachers and their curriculum, so it has been put forward i. i think there's plenty of evidence for bias without this, but it has been put forward by some the reason why the age is taking this letter from the school board of association. so seriously is specifically because his family, through his daughter and her husband potentially might benefit financially from c r t actually being implemented in more and more schools throughout the country. i'm not saying that this is for certain, i don't know if there's evidence to say, conclusively, but i think this connection had it been something that occurred on the trumpet. ministration would absolutely be brought up and probably scrutinized. it describes the school author, the certainly buzz, no resemblance to what i experience with us for better or wor

now turned darrow mary garland faced the house judiciary committee pressed on a number of topics. oh those ranging from the chaos. january 6th, the chaos of school board meetings across the country. this comes just as the us house of representatives has voted to hold. former trump chiefs charges steve ben and contempt for disregarding a congressional subpoena. he may now actually face criminal prosecution from the department of justice. r t. faren fraud. that has been very heated exchange. german, i'd like to speak regarding know that that's out of order. this is not debatable what's out of order is there is no rule that requires a 48 hour notice. that's what's out of order is so true or is not like with everything else in 2021. attorney general merrick garlands hearing in front of the house judiciary committee was polarized topics. he was grilled on abortion gun control. my anti trust laws. facebook, the january 6 riots at the capital were any of those people who broke glass and did damage to those doors working for the f b i or other federal law enforcement entities. i and this

the referral to the us attorney in washington, who will likely work with the attorney general mary garland. and then they'll have to convey to grand georgia jury according to the statute. if the grand jury says there's enough evidence to go ahead and proceed with this criminal trial, then that would happen. so. and then if he's found guilty of $200000.00 fine up to a year in prison, and but the problem that the democrats have here is court proceedings take times, take time, lawyers can really gum it up. they can make sure there's long delays every indication savannah's gonna want to do that. no indication is going to be a jail whitley weights trial. and if it comes to that, and their concern is that the democrats have such a narrow majority in the house in history, tends to say the parent, the president's party, in power loses in the next mid term elections. their concern as he delays, is long enough that they don't ever get those answers were taught. republicans take back charge and basically bury the inquiry. so there is some time pressure here. but the other factor here is there, dissip

and so by the way, yesterday or 2 days ago, when mary garland says, parents may get out of hand at school boards or, or said, the school board administration says, tell us to stop them. and he puts the f, b i on the case. that's the beginning, i guarantee a facebook is looking and saying, well, people that say bad things about school board meetings, we better throttle them back because that's what big government wants. it's really totalitarianism and it's happening in front of our eyes. and martin, we always appreciate your insight. thank you so much for your time. thank you to tasha. well, could there be a new conflict of interest in the classroom? we'll discuss with our $360.00 panel right after the break the policy makers in the federal reserve bank and joe biden. the president thinks america has so fricken stoop that they can make them believe that picking up a worthless shiny round object. and going hocus pocus over it magically turns it into a trillion dollars that the gang can deposit that the, at the federal reserve or the treasury to somehow mitigate that. $300000000.00 debt cris

. >> republicans evening the rights of concerned parents, turning to mary garland over his investigation of school board protesters is the mystic terrorists. >> we are all products coming to the west coast go through -- what am i doing here? >> long beach? >> those who try to make this a political issue? i have the freedom to kill you with my covid. >> president biden pressed on the supply chain in a townhall where he appeared to mark the freedom of first responders losing their jobs over vaccine mandates. "fox and friends first" starts right now. you are watching "fox and friends first" on friday morning. carley: todd and julian have the day off. president biden is pressed on the supply chain catastrophe during a cnn townhall. ashley: the white house trying to help. >> the president addressed a range of topics from his stalled domestic agenda the vaccine for kids but front and center the supply chain bottleneck causing shortages and rising costs to which president biden said he would consider deploying the national guard if his administration can't fix the problem. >> the national guard

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. >> big-time fallout over the doj, mary garland's decision to get the fbi off when parents make threatsinst school board members. some people say that should be something the local police department handles, why take it to a federal level and assistant attorney general kristen clark testifying on capitol hill yesterday was asked about this multiple times. take a listen. >> beneficial for the attorney general to label them as the mystic terrorist and direct the fbi to target them? >> the attorney general's memo deals with threats against public servants and threats against public servants are not only illegal but run counter to our nation's core values. >> the fbi will only get involved if a violent threat is made but some people say this is government overreach. >> i would say be afraid of your government. was merit garland it is attempting to stifle dissent and to say beware or big brother is coming after you if you speak against my policies or against the biden policies. >> also from a political standpoint i don't think the biden administration understood how damaging this could be fo

called election officials and states, andic told them to commit perjuy and fraud and where was mary garlandhow uselessus is the sy predict. >> actually and coming to a similar opinion that is defending this lesson, we need america garlanded to step up and i agree, this are potentially criminal allegations and serious and problems and keep in mind that we have seen hundreds hundreds of americans who showed up on january 6th and physically stormed the capitol there being held accountable there being criminally invested in some of them are mean sentence and they are having to hire lawyers. look at public defenders that are overworked and their hiring the lawyers are havingg to pull from their own pockets and take from the family budgets to provide criminal defenses hard as on the backend and the people that showed up. what about the people inside of the government and that's of the judiciary committee is looking at an agreed america garland to be doing that as well and the window is closing i think politically and not political expert but midterms are going to change the entire story because i

acts for criminal referral, if we get the votes, the speaker will then transmit that document to mary garland, and he has to do the job. >> the chairman expects the committee to vote for criminal contempt against bannon. that will then be followed next week by a vote by the full house of representatives on criminal can contempt, i'm assuming the house will vote for criminal contempt. the next step is up to attorney general -- and tonight, benny thompson repeatedly put the focus on the attorney general. >> it's my wishes joy, for the attorney general to decide to expedite the process of the document that we sent. clearly, the law says he has to receive it, presented to a grand jury, indict mr. bannon. and so he needs to do his job. >> in his interview with joy reid, it was striking that chairman thompson kept reaching back to make a point, reiterate the point, about what he expects from the attorney general. >> given the timeframe that we're dealing with joy, we hope that the attorney general seized the importance of moving ahead with this indictment, moving ahead with locking steve bannon ahe

. >> sandra: attorney mary general merrick garland facing rapid-fire questions. >> what on earth does the national security division have to do with parents who are expressing disagreements at school boards. it's wrong and it's unprecedented to my knowledge and the history of this country and i call on you to resign. >> sandra: did those senators get any answers? plus new allegations and a whole new question, did the white house have direct role in all this? >> bill: plus, under biden collecting big bucks for his outwork. we will ask miranda devine who is looking into that, who is paying, and why. coming up next. ♪ ♪ ousandevery year. and it's easy. there's no money out of pocket and no upfront fees. and while some banks are raising their rates, newday is holding the line for veterans. lock in your rate. liz, you nerd, cough if you're in here! shh! i took mucinex dm for my phlegmy cough. what about rob's dry cough? works on that too, and lasts 12 hours. 12 hours?! who studies that long? mucinex dm relieves wet and dry coughs. as a dj, i know all about customization. that's why i love

mary, let me go to you. waterman, illinois, independent caller, good morning. caller: hello, discussing merrick garland, i saw parts of his performance. he looked -- he looked old, weak, constantly repeating the same line about what his memo addressed. it wasn't particularly compelling, interesting, or responsive to the question. i have sat on the school boards, the national association of school boards is a lobbying organization that exists to get money out of taxpayers. the educational establishment is lying democrats. it's clear to me that merrick garland is simply protecting and doing the bidding of a very powerful democratic interest group. having sat on a school board, people come in, they make public comments and that's the job of a school board, to hear and listen to them and try to address what they can. but largely school boards just rubberstamp superintendents anyway. so, i just think that merrick garland demonstrated how weaponized at the doj has become and it is disturbing how much his family and other people in washington make money off of taxpayers. host: all right, mary. it's your turn.

mary, let me go to you. waterman, illinois, independent caller, good morning. caller: hello, discussing merrick garland, i saw parts of his performance. he looked -- he looked old, weak, constantly repeating the same line about what his memo addressed. it wasn't particularly compelling, interesting, or responsive to the question. i have sat on the school boards, the national association of school boards is a lobbying organization that exists to get money out of taxpayers. the educational establishment is lying democrats. it's clear to me that merrick garland is simply protecting and doing the bidding of a very powerful democratic interest group. having sat on a school board, people come in, they make public comments and that's the job of a school board, to hear and listen to them and try to address what they can. but largely school boards just rubberstamp superintendents anyway. so, i just think that merrick garland demonstrated how weaponized at the doj has become and it is disturbing how much his family and other people in washington make money off of taxpayers. host: all right, mary. it's your turn.