joining me now is my political panel, democratic strategist michael hardaway and republican strategist del percio. let me go right to it. earlier this week, and my capacity as a founding president of national action network, i condemned comments made by presidential candidate and former south governor nikki haley, in which she declined to say the civil war was fought over slavery. she later clarified comments, but the fact that she did not mention slavery at all, and a very long answer, i might add, about what caused civil war is pretty astonishing. i want to remind my viewers that this summer i took my daughters to the former plantation south carolina where my great-grandfather, coleman, was a slave. we stepped into the hood where he and an untold number of other slaves were held against their will. he worked that land and eventually separated when coleman was sent to florida to pay off a date for his slave owners. he received his freedom because the union won the civil war. yet, we are here more than 150 years later, still fighting for his memory as well as the countless black americ

we have some experts here, michael hardaway, has served on staff for hakeem jeffries, and dick durbin, former nevada republican party chair. michael, let's start with you to very quickly explain for the people as i was looking at this today i asked my team, what is the difference between what mike johnson is doing now and what speaker mccarthy did a couple weeks ago? a couple weeks ago mccarthy directed an impeachment inquiry and johnson is now saying they'll vote on one. make it make sense for me? >> it makes no sense. the truth of the matter is that this speaker seems to be on a witch hunt against president biden. for the first time he may have the votes for something when he didn't half for the latter cr. what they're saying here is that joe biden -- engaged in. which is having a family business and benefiting financially while in office, that's exactly what donald trump did, there's no evidence that joe biden did that. i think ultimately, this goes to the senate bill in the house you may have a situation where they me forward with an inquiry. >> amy, congressman comer has been spe