judge jeanine: senator tom cotton, thanks so much for being with us.next guest says in the end the impeachment trial came down to one be question. kimberley strassel joins me next judge jeanine: the dems' impeachment circus is almost over. author of the book, "resistance at all costs," kim strassel joins me now with more. you wrote an excellent article crying wolf on impeachment thursday. i believe it is -- you talk about the consequences of this. and the fact that what the left has done is by creating this non-impeachable offense, they somewhat lost their credibility. why don't you elaborate on that. >> well, look. i think part of this is what's saw happen this week is we had a very deliberately timed release about john bolton. it was put out there specifically to rattle republicans and make them believe the democratic media narrative that it was their obligation to call witness and keep going or it will hurt them politically. what you saw happen was the republicans came back to some core truths that had been there since the very beginning. one was th

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i'm curious as to why tom cotton becomes the bad guy here. a point to make, they said we debunked cotton. they cite an expert as evidence in "the washington post," exact same expert in different article, actually, we can't rule out a lab incident. >> they are so professional as a totalitarian regime of controlling the narrative. when i was in the pentagon -- that's what i noticed when i first started being trained as a diplomat to handle the china case, all of the words that we were staying to the chinese were exactly the same words that they were saying to us. so in a lot of ways, they co-opt our own speech to create this idea that they are not vulnerable, they don't have -- we shouldn't believe them. >> laura: what about all of these manufacturing companies that send their manufacturing over to china, now a lot of people, i don't want this stuff. doesn't it show, sort of the folly of off shoring all of our jobs and manufacturing over to a country that has such gross violations of basic human dignity, freedom, liberty, all the rest? >> you h

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some in the media believe senator tom cotton is playing a dangerous game., asking questions about the origin of coronavirus. you to separate fact from fiction doctor mark siegel is next. stronger investor. exactly. ♪(rocky theme music) fifty-six straight, come on! that's it, left trade right trade. come on another trade, i want to see it! more! ♪ 80s-style training montage? yeah. happens all the time. ♪ >> mike: republican senator tom cotton getting shamed on social media, cri >> tom cotton getting shamed on social media, critics kissing she's peddling russian disinformation by questi originated in a chinese weapons lab. doctor mark siegel investigating claims and counterclaims and joins us now. questions are still out there where this new coronavirus came from. bats are likely based on structure of the virus and perhaps from bats, the only scaly mammal and on to humans who eat exotic mammals in china but did it really originate in a live animal marketing wuhan? >> is one epidemiology said the virus went into the seafood market before it came out. i would n

this is tom cotton. when donald trump leaves, he probably will run for president. china hawk all the way through. you are never going to lose votes by taking out china. this is another level. i think you make another good point, though. if donald trump wasn't in the white house, there would be a lot more hysteria. if this was 2016, certainly we'd be in probably 12 between threads deep. >> i don't know how he handled e ebo ebola. >> he tweeted a lot about ebola. backing up a bit on a serious note, this is one of those subjects i think quite frankly where the bone scandal where there is another time and place if donald trump wasn't president and impeachment wasn't going on, this would have wall to wall coverage. it's kind of ironic or weird to think about all the stories that might have got major coverage but didn't get the normal amount they would in a trumpless news cycle. >> we don't need to rely on our own thoughts. the cdc is looking into this. so is nih. this is, again, an elected member of congress

i repeat, tom cotton has milk!" wow! that must have pissed off bernie sanders. ( as bernie ) "tom cotton's milk must be evenly distributed through the senate. right now, 1% of the senators have 100% of the 2%! ( cheers and applause ) it's a shame. it's a shanda." yesterday, the trial went until nearly 2:00 a.m. that is late! can we see how it ended? >> i ask unanimous consent that the trial adjourn until 1:00 p.m. wednesday, january 22. and that this order also constitute the adjournment of the senate. ♪ ♪ (♪ "closing time" ♪) >> without objection, so ordered. the senate is adjourned. ♪ closing time open all the doors... ♪ >> stephen: any time anything ends at 2:00 a.m., you legally have to play that song. the late night was especially tough for chief justice john roberts who was scheduled to be back at the supreme court for oral arguments today at 10:00 a.m. ( as john roberts ) "okay, okay, what's up, breyer? so, what are we talking about? yeah, yeah, guns are legal, corporations are people. please don't argue so loud.

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joining us now to react to all of this is arkansas senator tom cotton.ank you so much for joining us. i want to first go to john ratcliffe who you served with. one of the most consequential appointments a president can make is the director of the dni. the director of national intelligence. what's your perspective about this nomination of john ratcliffe? >> i know john ratcliffe pretty well. his district in texas borders arkansas. we have worked together on a number of issues. john is a seasoned prosecutor. he has now served many years on the house intelligence committee. i think the sound pick and i suspect that john will get a lot of support among the senate. i can't say that many senate democrats support him. they are still suffering from donald trump derangement syndrome and opposing every person the president nominates to office. i think john ratcliffe is a good pick. i commend the president for it and i thank john for his willingness to search in this new role. >> jason: he really is immensely qualified and a great solid person and i can't imagine t

senator tom cotton has been at the forefront of thefo conversation and he joins us. we are going to take you live to south korea where a u.s. military contractor explains what it's like living inside a country where the virus is spreading like wildfire. and also house minority leader kevin mccarthy, dan bongino richard goodstein are here with reaction to last night's debate that does n have democrat voters panicked.ra on the same day the trump administration scores a court victory against sanctuary cities, you heard sean talk about it. we bring you a report of how these reckless policies are endangering children in the communities that allow them. first, the pandemic party. that's the focus of tonight's angle. if you're worried about the spread of the coronavirus you're obviously not alone. it's unsettling to see doctors in what look like hazmat suits in china and people quarantined hanging out of hotelaz windows n italy. of course your fellow airline passengers wearing face masks. yet more unsettling is something happening right here in the united states. it's polit

tom cotton keeps repeating a coronavirus conspiracy theory that was already debunked. here are his latest comments in question. >> so we don't know where it originated, but we do know that we have to get to the bottom of that. we also know that just a few miles away from that food market is china's only biosafety level four super laboratory that researches human infectious diseases. now, we don't have evidence that this disease originated there, but because of china's duplicity and dishonesty from the beginning, we need to at least ask the question to see what the evidence says, and china right now is not giving any evidence on that question at all. >> cotton has been criticized by public health professionals for giving just the whiff of credibility there on television and on social media to a conspiracy theory going around that the coronavirus originated and was perhaps manmade inside a lab in china, perhaps even as a bioweapon and was released either intentionally or unintentionally deployed. there is no evidence to support that. there is evidence exacerbated by chin

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and, in fact, this week senator tom cotton, who sits on the senate intelligence and armed services committeeuggested the virus may have come from china's biological warfare program. that's an extraordinary charge. how do you respond to that? >> i think it's true that a lot is still unknown, and our scientists, chinese scientist, american scientists, scientists of other countries are doing their best to learn more about the virus. but it's very harmful, very dangerous to stir up suspicion, rumors, and spread them among the people. for one thing, this will create panic. another thing is that it will fan up racial discrimination, xenophobeback all these things that will really harm our joint efforts to combat the virus. of course, there are all kinds of speculation and rumors. there are people suggesting these virus are coming from some military lab, not in china, maybe in the united states. how can we believe all these crazy things? >> brennan: you think it's crazy? where did the virus come from? >> absolutely crazy. >> brennan: where did the virus come from? >> we still don't know yet. it's p

politicians including senator tom cotton have suggested the virus started and the chinese biological weapons laboratory. we also know that just a few miles away from the food market is china's only bio safety level 4 super laboratory that research is human infectious diseases they have lied consistently about this virus to me so we should not take their word at face value it's very harmful it's very dangerous to stop suspicion rumors and spread them among the people for once and this will create panic another. friend of racial discrimination as you know for all of this in china's handling of the corona virus has been widely criticized in the western media some outlets have accused beijing of falsifying data and covering up the scale of the crisis meanwhile the world health organization has said unfounded rumors are making it harder to deal with the 2900. responses being accompanied by a massive damage and overabundance of information some accurate and some knowledge that makes it hard for people to find trustworthy sources and reliable guidance when they need it my colleague andrew f

immediately they seem to be playing for time what does this say about the authority of the nick like tom cotton bella whom we just saw there the head of the party and indeed chancellor merkel herself well you have to know that and a great tramcar about has been struggling to put a stamp on the party really and she's facing some resistance basically in the context of the choice that's yet to be made about who will be the c.d.u. candidate for the chancellorship to succeed angle americal next year so in that context you know it may be that the these local see the politicians its range of felt empowered to push back against terror and to you know try and go their own way as for angle americal she's worried about the future of her government she's in coalition with social democrats and they are saying you know well we've got really serious questions we need to ask chancellor merkel and her party we're very worried and we see ourselves as the real bulwark against the far right and so they're profiling themselves in that way we're talking about a regional parliament here in a small german state but th

to respond properly to this epidemic josh i want to play for my panel in you a clip from senator tom cotton on the chinese government and the virus. china is still lying about all of this they've been lying about it from the very beginning and you don't need their history of lying about sars in 2003 that is relevant here you just have to see what's happened over the last 2 months. josh do you believe the chinese government was lying from the outset. i think they may be lying isn't the right word they were perhaps trying to control the story they were trying to control it from a propaganda perspective such that it did not reflect the party in a bad light they didn't want the rumors to fly and so they tried to control the story and manipulate it but in doing so as we see from the death of dr lee and the 5000000 people who are said to have left on during the period where nothing was done or nothing major was done yeah i think this is this is a problem i have to agree with the senator on these issues but you know this is a lack of transparency and it's a political leadership which is placing po

senator murphy is the same fella who criticized tom cotton for sending a letter to iran. >> we have seenenators and house of representatives meet with representatives of other governments before. we have seen house democrats go to cuba to meet with the castro brothers. but murphy says because president trump isn't engage with iran he will. lou: it's clear murphy is nothing more than a self-important hack. if he thinks he's serving the national interest in any way in a manner superior to that of the president, he's an abject fool. >> the trump administration does want to meet with iran. murphy is being played for a fool by the iranians. an effort about it iranians to divide the united states and divide our leadership. they know how to play us. lou: murphy knows how to be played. a fool. i think i would put it that way as well. let's go back to the idea that china is resisting u.s. help. your judgment about how the president should deal with this. should he -- how should the president move forward as a matter of foreign policy with china? >> we need to double down our di --our dip that i c

chaotic, accusing of leaving critical positions vacant and cutting money from the cdc but senator tom cottonays they don't get it. >> reporter: one reason we have the time to control outbreaks, try to get testing to the 50 states is because he took decisive action to shut down travel from china and what happened? joe biden accused him of being seen of a against the chinese and chuck schumer and nancy pelosi were busy trying to impeach him at the time. rob: alex azar saying the risk remains low but that could change quickly as those numbers rise. this as us and south korean military postponed drills vallow new cases of the coronavirus were reported in the south korean military and one in the us military. the story keeps escalating day by day. we will keep you posted. jillian: wash your hands and all that. rob: thanks very much. police searching for a motive in the deadly shooting at the beer company, an employee opened fire in five workers before killing himself at the milwaukee plant, the president expressing support. >> our hearts break for them and their loved ones. we send our condolences

. >> shannon: republican senator tom cotton speaking with the senate armed services committee raising serious questions about the origins of the deadly coronavirus. retired air force goodyear robert spalding author of "coutts war: while china took over while america's elites left." that's terrifying. the senator has been saying, listen, china is not being honest with us and you better prepare, this could be a pandemic. >> people have been concerned, an expert has been concerned about the super lab in wuhan. bandwagon. china is not being honest with us. this could be a pandemic. >> people have been concerned about a super lab in wuhan. they do research on the coronavirus. the disease is highly infectious, not as fatal as sars but the spanish flu have the same fatality rate that killed 50 million people so experts are concerned because it mutated so quickly from animal to human and human to human and incubation period is less then two weeks so to your point we don't know the truth because it won't be accurate. if you look at reporting from provinces all over china the fatality rate is 3