>> matthew whitaker: yup! ctor limb and his team recorded his brain's activity levels with the m.r.i. scanner. >> limb: what you're seeing on this computer screen is some brain data that we obtained from matthew. >> alfonsi: then doctor limb put matthew through a different series of auditory tests. he showed us the results. >> limb: so we started out not by looking at music, but by looking at somebody like this who-- would give a lecture that most people would consider to be a little bit boring. >> in an effort to alleviate the effect of the-- anyone? anyone? >> limb: this is what happened when he was listening to that. and then, interestingly, because he is blind we looked at his visual cortex. and we didn't see any significant activity there at all-- >> alfonsi: so nothing's happening. >> limb: exactly. and then we switched the soundtrack for him. and we put on a band that he knows quite well, snarky puppy. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ this is what changes in his brain. >> alfonsi: jeez. lights up. look closely. this is his visua

elizabeth: let's welcome back to the show former acting attorney general matthew whitaker.ck on, sir. we have the justice department now letting prosecutors launch voter fraud cases right before, even up to the election. critics are saying that could alter the outcome of the election when you see cases brought like that in the in the news. is this a good thing or bad thing? >> in this unprecedented time it is booed to give u.s. attorneys across the country discretion to conduct these types of investigations into voter fraud if they have good evidence to conduct the investigation in the first place and can predicate it. what the department of justice traditionally had a 60-day moratorium on investigations into candidates that are running for office before the general election but in this case bill barr and the justice of department are correct, suspending that rule, changing it, so u.s. attorneys can look into voter fraud if they have evidence that it is occurring. elizabeth: you know in the year 2000 bush won florida by just 537 votes and then won the election. i don't know

with us tonight, pam bondi, kristin tate the, matthew whitaker, dan any coulson.andling be -- handling a lot of things tonight. e-mails about hunter biden's business dealings in ukraine. reports show hunter allegedly leveraged his father's name for profit. also twitter and facebook now accused of trying to suppress this news. and the fireworks on the final day of questioning for judge amy coney barrett as democrats remain outraged that they a failed at blocking her. senator kamala harris and democrats tried to delegitimize judge barrett for refusing to discuss her personal views on policies while democrats, led by senator harris, refused to discuss how they a want to delegitimize the supreme court. and remember nancy pelosi's ice cream in the freezer moment? 30 million lost their jobs during the pandemic, and remember nancy pelosi blaming a hair salon? now pelosi is hit with a blowback trying to shut down cnn anchor wolf blitz arer when he asked why is she freezing up covid relief? and even though a doj probe ended on unmasking of individuals like general michael

pom pam bondi, matthew whitaker, robert ray, congressman brian babin.e're handling a lot of headlines. the smoking gun bombshell emails that joe biden did in fact denying for months that he did know about his son's business dealings in ukraine. he is backpedaling on that. twitter and facebook now accused trying to suppress this news. the fireworks on the final day of questioning for judge amy coney barrett as democrats remained outraged that they failed at blocking her. senator kamala harris and democrats trying to delegitimatize judge barrett for refusing to discuss her personal views on policies while democrats led by senator harris refused to discuss how they want to delegitimatize the supreme court via ideas like court packing. remember, nancy pelosi's ice cream in the freezer moment while 30 million lost their jobs during the pandemic? remember nancy pelosi blaming a little hair salon after pell lows got caught getting a blow out there during shutdowns. pelosi with blow back trying to shut down wolf bitter, why she is freezing up covid-19 relief. d

just two days after trump controversially promoted matthew whitaker to acting attorney general -- >>don't know him. >> ditto for miles taylor, a former security department. the president claimed he's never heard of nor did he notarial and that prompted the top aide to tweet this picture of them together in the oval. after the uk ambassador to the u.s., one of the most important foreign diplomats in the u.s. lost his job for calling the trump administration inept the president said in a statement, quote, i do not know the ambassador but he is not liked or well thought of within the u.s. doesn't know him but certainly has very strong opinions about him. and then when it came to his alerched affair with adult film star stormy daniels trump told the associated press in 2018 i had nothing to do with her. well, nothing to do with her apparently translates to reimbursing michael cohen for a hush money payment to stormy daniels by trump's own admission. when prince andrew was involved in the jeffrey epstein scandal -- >> i don't know prince andrew. i don't know him, no. >> seems like maybe h

pom pam bondi, matthew whitaker, robert ray, congressman brian babin.ing gun bombshell emails that joe biden did in fact denying for months that he did

matthew whitaker. think that is the bigger question, whatever you think of the details of this story, a social media giants and others took it upon themselves to say, we don't think this is wise for you to pass on. that's a little big brotherrish there. >> the reason this has so much interest from a lot of folks is because not only of what happened and what this story contains, but really the best example we have seen today of the power of facebook and twitter to put their thumb on the scale. to change how much can be shared among users on their platforms. it shows the power of their monotony. this is going to get them some regulation attention from washington, d.c. >> neil: you know the story very well and you know about, i understand some of the confusion and skepticism around this, why you have this laptop come hunter biden's laptop, why he made it a point to make a couple of copies of these exchanges. be that as it may, the social media that generally, happily allows all sorts of material, skeptica

with us tonight, pam bondi, kristin tate the, matthew whitaker, dan any coulson.mails about hunter

matthew whitaker, thank you very much good catching up with you on that and to matt's point a lot of people are voting record numbers of early votes hit about 53 billion so far i fold you about the 4.7 million i guess we can add one the president of the united states in florida, 6 million in texas, and starting today, in-person voting getting underway in new york state. the latest on how that is going after this. ♪ upbeat music transitions light under control. ♪ upbeat music transitions signature gen 8, available now in 4 new style colors. transitions. president trump: everything was perfect, very strict, right by the rules when you send in your ballot, could never be like that could never be secure like that. they've done a fantastic job over here. great people inside, so but it's an honor to be voting. it's an honor to be in this great area which i know so well and we're going to make three stops today, big ones, big rallies, three big ones, crowds have never been, i don't think there's ever been anything like this , there's tremendous spirit and i hear we're doing very well in flo