wu broke the law. who? wu.usetts state law prohibits making any distinction, discrimination or restriction in admission to or treatment in a place of public accommodation based on race. now wu says the anti-white christmas party wasn't taxpayer funded. but the city had the party at a city building and used city funs. that's what taxpayer funded mean, wu. look what we have here. that's the district attorney. arriving at the illegal anti-white christmas party. the da is going to have to prosecute. i'd like to call myself as a witness. there were no whites at the party. everybody was dancing to the beat. and who's the woman? she doesn't look very proud showing up at an anti-white christmas pearce. maybe she's kevin's plus one and she's married. we don't know. the uninvited whites missed a huge opportunity though. they should have showed up to the anti-white party, drank the punch and if the electeds of color tried to kick them out, stage a sit in. it would have gone down as one of the greatest civil rights protest

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but this isn't wu's first woke disaster.rch of 20 two, she said this during a saint patrick's day event. >> winter was pretty intense. trial by snow, trial by fire -- fighters union. i'm getting used to dealing with problems that are expensive, disruptive and white. >> whoa. >> greg: in your face fire fighters. what? you think running into burning buildings makes you some kind of hero? but mayor wu isn't solely to blame she's only doing what everyone else in her orbit believes they're neo racists turned out from institutions like harvard and the rest. segregation is back only this time it's okay because it's not led by white people. white people are privileged so they get left out of parties scholarships and jobs and when they're victims of hate yikes the media blames the ford escape. remember that? it's a car. colleges have black only safe spaces, days without white people, the only ones considered for biden's vp and supreme court picks and if you're white good luck dating a kardashian. so we now judge by skin color, not ch

but michelle wu made a mistakee . >> she didn't mean to invite everybody. the email wentent ou out to everybody, whites included. >> 15 minutes later, the staffer said, oops, sorry, white, you can't come. >> this is a nonwhit e party. o th you're not welcome to the eggnog. soe seven white boston citythem council members were uninvited. >> we called them the uninvited whites. except there was a white invited. michelle michelle w, whose husband is white. >> what was the elected polic of color's christmas party? >> a plus one policy. we're not sure. prime time's investigatingy? t . rac >>is we'll have more on that tomorrow. but sure, it's racist. mayor hathe mayor has an excuse. >> i think we've we've had e thk individual conversationseveryone with everyone so people understand that it was truly justruly jus an honest mi that went out in typing the email fielthe e-d. and i look forwardhing to celebrating with everyone at the holiday parties at thate will have besides this one as well. so i t is my intention that we can again be a city that lives our values and

the irony is also that mayor wu only apologized for sending out the invite to the wrong people.tly rock bottom has a basement at this point. >> martha: she could have said we'll celebrate the individuals from all different backgrounds. we want everyone to be there to celebrate their success. she could have used it as that moment. please come. this accident was a good thing. and we want everyone to come to this event. so on this topic house democrats are split on this resolution that condemned anti-semitism on college campuses and also called for the resignation of presidents of harvard and m.i.t. 84 democrats including hakeem jeffries joined virtually all republicans to vote for this resolution. 125 demomovoted against it, they claim the measure does nothing to protect jews and call it outrageous to demand that private citizens resign. the education department expanded its probe into campus anti-semitism and investigating six more schools including stanford and ucla for the practices they carry out. republican congresswoman stefanik is calling for action and told the "new york p

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i'll tell you, if you were going to botch something, you couldn't do it much better than michelle wudid. >> no, you certainly couldn't, john. you know, i was thinking about something i believe is credited to the commentator andrew sullivan said we all live on college campus now, and i guess you can see it as a natural outgrowth of separate graduation ceremonies and dormitories based on race. now we have separate holiday parties and what is the criteria here? could vice president harris attend but not her husband, who i believe is jewish? could barack obama attend but he could not bring his late mother or grandmother with him if he wanted to go? what about the kids of these interracial marriages, are they allowed to attend. utterly, utterly ridiculous, indefensive, and post racial america, they want to keep it front and center, what the progressives the democratic party think is good politically and this is the result of that. >> john: if i'm not mistaken, michelle wu's husband is white as well. she was asked to explain this, listen to this exchange. >> are you concerned this lends to

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boston's democrat mayor michelle wu not a lot of hate when she sent invitations for holiday party butns were only intended for electeds of color. molly line in boston. what is the mayor saying? >> this is a this inviting debacle as you mentioned. the city's mayor michelle wu, a democrat is boston's first female mayor, first asian-american mayor held a holiday party held last night for electeds of color but the invite accidentally went out to the white city counselors too. the director of city council relations sent a follow-up apologizing for the prior email, the invite, writing i did send that to everyone by accident. i apologize whom i e-mail may have offended or came across as so. re-baker who is among the seven white councilmembers, there are 6 numbers of color called the exclusion divisive but told the boston herald to offend me you have to do more than not invite me to a party. mayor wu called the misfired invite an honest mistake and defended the soirÉe which was held at a city-owned event space. >> we celebrate all kinds of connection and identity and culture and heritage in t

michelle wu does not think she's doing anything wrong the first e-mail reads on behalf of michelle wurty the second e-mail went out to white members and said i want to apologize for my previous e-mail regarding the holiday party for tomorrow i did send that to everyone by accident. # you're still not invited. i apologize to my e-mail if it offended or came across for any confusion this may have caused. i asked my report is about the racially segregated party, she refuses to apologize and one white city council member said this reflects a sad state of affairs and we stopped getting to know each other we started attacking each other and she started backing down its segregation. >> the world we live in all forms or bigotry are condemned unless you're straight white male. >> i would like to know she disinvited her husband from the christmas party since he is a straight white male. it is ridiculous. people are so hypocritical these are your fellow americans why can't you see them that way you are all on the same sitting counsel serving the same city and if you cannot work as a team regardl

. >> jesse, just get on-board the wu train. wu-wu. pam from cleveland, what would you do if you were a dictator for a day? >> my staff would be in big trouble. i'm watters and this is "my world." ♪ * >> welcome to this special edition of hannity. i'm in for sean. biden is in serious, serious trouble. the president's approval rating has plunged to a paltry 33%. that's pretty close to the 20s. 33%. this marks the lowest level of approval for president biden in his entire presidency. and it doesn't matter the issue. the economy, immigration, bringing the country together, handling international crisis, he has a lot of those, he receives failing marks on each and every one of those, i but it gets worse. a new bloomberg poll shows that former president trump beats president biden, look at that, all seven swing states that are polled, president trump prevails. this comes on the hills of a cnn trump showing, it comes after an early "new york times" showing a trump victory in five of six swing states. liberal media, they are panicking. >> it

tw >> greg: to your point, there mayor wu weng:t to the st. patrick's day parade.na: good point.er >> jessica: not really to my point. >> greg: that would have been better. >> dana: that was good. >> rosanna: before we have another civil rights, you know violation, let's move onna: bef. up next, shocking video from our southern border, thousands ofhe migrants in mexico tryinrng to catch a train to america. ♪ ♪ and my husband and i own the village bakery located in hayden, idaho. our mission is to employ people with different abilities. tiktok is allowing us to show what acceptance looks like on a day-to-day basis, here at the bakery. this is a community of just complete and utter love. it's the people that lift you up when you're down. people on tiktok do that on a daily basis, and i've never found a community like that, ever. with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. -ahh, -here, i'll take that. woo hoo! ensure max protein 30 grams protein, one gram sugar, 25 vitamins and minerals, and nutrients for immune health. (♪) sometim

. >> oh, but now mayor wu is boasting about it, posting a picture on instagram and and writing, quotet too long ago in boston we doesn't need such a big table to fit electeds of color. i've proudly watched this group grow and create space for men toship and fellowship while holding the weight of being the first or only. and then there is a nativity scene forced to go woke in iowa just like this episode of family guy. >> time to put up the 2020 christmas decorations. first, ethnically accurate jesus goes right here next to father mary and mother josephine. followed closely by the three genderless wise e people, and, of course, the little drummer them because, god forbid, we call a boy a boy. [laughter] >> oh, too good. and an atheist group said this nativity scene was, quote, divisive because it was on display at a fire department where it's been for years. the fire department took it down over worries of a lawsuit. now the nativity scene is back up, but with secular things included like santa and a reindeer. oh, or thank goodness. also in iowa, the state capitol allowing a satanic tem

nermeen: your response to what president biden said and also law professor tim wu?on the law professor tim wu, and i admire his work, but i think he is wrong in this matter. this is not an antidemocratic fight. this is a fight to protect our democracy into protect our constitution. we could not ignore with the clear language of section 3 of the 14th amendment is an the reasons why the framers of the 14th amendment playset into the constitution. this was right after the civil war. there were ex-confederates who sought to remain a power or attain power. a decision was made by those who drafted the 14th amendment, by the congress that passed it in the states that enacted it come that those who take an oath of office to defend our constitution and then turn around and engage in insurrection as the confederates did are barred from ever holding public office again. they represent a threat to our republic and now we have a second insurrection in our nations history on january 6, 2021, donald trump incited and immobilized and engaged in that insurrection and he is barred fr

so, i don't know. >> rachel: michelle wu a harvard grad. no surprise on that. said well, this is an opportunity for all people to celebrate but she insisted that the electeds of color party was an appropriate way to celebrate identity and culture and heritage. i thought a holiday party, a christmas party was to celebrate the birth of jesus. no, it's to celebrate identity and culture. >> brian: the boston herald reported seven white council members not invited. six people of color were. so, the problem is, number one, i don't think this helps america. i don't know if it represents boston. she believes white people have had it too good for too long. >> rachel: no more parties for you. >> steve: apparently they have had this party for a decade where different people host. it was her turn. they eventually sent out an apology to everybody. >> brian: to whites and blacks. >> steve: everybody, all the white people who got the invitation said i wanted to apologize for my previous email regarding a holiday party for tomorrow. did i send that to everybody by accident. i

it's like two people. >> greg: to your point, the mayor wu went to the st. patrick's day parade.owu. >> rosanna: good point. >> jessica: not really. >> greg: that would have been better. >> dana: that was good. >> rosanna: before we have another civil rights, you know, violation, let's move on. up next, shocking video from our southern border, thousands of migrants in mexico trying to catch a train to america. >> tech: when you get a chip in your windshield... trust safelite. ♪ upbeat, catchy music ♪ >> tech vo: this couple counts on their suv... as they travel for their small business. so when they got a chip in their windshield... they brought it to safelite... for a same-day in-shop repair. we repaired the chip right away. and with their insurance, it was no cost to them. >> woman: really? >> tech vo: plus, to protect their glass, we installed new wipers too. that's service the way you need it. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ (puppies whimpering) (phone ringing) (dogs barking) - [woman] we're completely full. - it's okay, we're here to help you. (piano music

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shan wu, great to see you. i hope you have a happy new year.nk you. >> you also. >>> well, authorities at the southern border encountered a record number of migrants in december as more than a quarter of a million migrants arrived at the border. that's the highest monthly total recorded dating back to 2000. more than 350 of those migrants arrived on a plane in rockford, illinois, last night. that is according to the city's mayor. they were sent by texas governor greg abbott. so as planes and buses full of migrants continue to arrive in so-called sanctuary cities around the country, mayors in those communities, they're taking measures to try to slow the flow. for more on that, let's brin in cnn's kamila bernal. what can you tell us about the surge and how communities across the country are handling this influx? >> so, the problem here is that both at the border and at cities all over the country, when you have that influx of migrants, you need a lot more money and a lot more resources. so these chicago suburbs do not have the infrastructure that

shan wu, great to see you. thank you. >>> the backlash against three university presidents over their comments to congress about anti-semitism have led to two resignations now. university of pennsylvania president liz mcgaill has resigned along with the school'. presidents of harvard and m.i. tvm were asked if calling for the general side of jews would vie late their school's cold of conduct. polo sandoval reports. >> reporter: in back-to-back resignation announcements, the president of the university of pennsylvania announced she would be stepping down from her position just moments before the university official who made her announcement also said that he, too, would be resigning. liz mcgill announced on saturday she would be stepping down from her position as upenn president. she will remain tenured faculty at the university's law school and stay on while they find an interim replacement. as we've reported, students, faculty, really the community in general said they lost confidence in mcgill after tuesday's

wu shared a picture of her dinner for the electeds of color and it looked lame.don't think the uninvited whites missed out on much but still, if the electeds of color were made to suffer, the whites should have suffered, too. whites and blacks must sufficient together at rotten christmas parties. christmas is a week away. did you get your tree yet? i hope so. we sent johnny to the hidden pond christmas tree farm in new jersey to-you pick one out. ♪ >> what's your favorite holiday? >> christmas. >> oh, come on now, christmas. >> there is a big debate out there. is it merry christmas for happy holidays? >> it's merry christmas all the way. >> i say merry christmas everywhere. >> nowadays i tend to say happy holidays. >> that's very progressive of you. >> you know. ♪ >> they will have to chop one down. this one looks a little too small. let's look at this one. smells nice. i felt like joe biden there for a second. >> what does a christmas tree mean to you? >> happiness. >> the birth of jesus. >> gives the family a reason to gather around it. >> you like to rock arou

let's talk more about the trading patterns for the new year with amy wu silverman at rbc capital. >> good to be here, frank. >> what do you see as we enter the last trading week of the year and into 2024? what is your wex word of the day? >> my wex word of the day is mean-reversion. i give you two words. i'll say it could be normalization. we have come off post-pandemic years which have been-yea weirdm the equity sense. when you look to 2024, frank, things will become more normal. by that, the equity options market means people will look at hedging more and protecting their portfolios. they have become long and participated more than the year before. >> you are mentioning the options market. what is the option market indicating? is tech a leader or will we see a broadening of the market? >> it is actually the latter. if you look to the options sentiment, it has been different time around. you look at the russell 2000 and the overwhelming demand for cac call-ups there. i started watching in november. i said this is at fits and starts. frank, it has remained sticky. what that means

. >> here to help us make sense of the constitutional confusion, shannon wu, and arread ahead a associate professor in columbia law school, glad to have you both here tonight. shin, when it comes to oregon, we're talking about another state, another key battle and a key question because each one has been different, with oregon, is the dispute over who trump can be on the ballot, the state or congress and the legal team decided that the oregon secretary of state who is a democrat saying she doesn't have the power, she believes to make the decision when it comes to the primary ballots. what are you expecting that ruling to look like, and how can it affect what we've seen overall? >> well, i think it's really up to the states, not congress, i mean, that language is up for congress to enforce the fourth amendment, on the face, it doesn't make sense. the justice department enforces criminal violations in course and force a rule on rulings and that doesn't seem to make any sense to me, and the state has different processes with 50 different states and different rules, and 50 different outcomes

georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor greene and michelle wu both reporting christmas day attacks. it is what happens when someone makes a report of a false crime to draw police to a certain loc location. greene says this is the eighth time she's been swatted and a man claimed he shot his girlfriend, sending police to her to house in georgia. in boston, affiliates report that authorities received a 911 call from a man who claimed that he shot his wife and tied her up in a home that mayor wu lives in. she said she's been the victim of a handful of swatting crimes as well. joining me for perspective, a former fbi deputy director. thanks for joining us tonight. both these incidents, luckily no one was harmed. it seems the intention is for there to be something unexpected to happen. these incidents have become much more common place in recent years. is there anything that can be done to stop it? >> it's very tough. in very, very few of these incidents do we ever actually identify and apprehend the person behind it. so we don't have a great visibility into what every offender's motives

here to help us understand what this all means is shan wu.ou make of the fact this is the second court in recent weeks to say, trump can't say what he wants to say about people outside of court. >> i think those courts are all getting it right. he shouldn't be able to say anything that he wants. and they're making a really good faith effort to try to balance the constitutional issue. i think there's a little bit too much controversy directed on the constitutional issue because that is not really a case about his first amendment right to speech. we're talking about his conduct outside the courtroom. it's inside in the evidence that should really count. and the fact that he is being told that he can't insult or intimidate people, that's normal to control a case. and, to me, he doesn't get extra first amendment rights just because he's running for president. it needs to be balanced, but there's nothing extra about that. >> the court notes that trump is running for office. but, quote, mr. trump is also an indicted criminal defendant, and he must

wu says she's been a victim of a handful of swatting calls as well.joining me now is andrew mccabe, former fbi deputy director. andy, thanks for joining us tonight. both of these incidents, luckily, no one was harmed. but it seems the intention is for there to be something unexpected to happen. these incidents have really become much more commonplace in recent years. or is there anything that can be done to stop it? >> it's very tough, abby. because in very, very few of these incidents do we ever actually identify and upper hand the person behind it. so we don't have a great visibility into what a free offenders motives are when they engage in this sort of. tim it's pretty clear that it's basically harassment. they are trying to provoke law enforcement response to your home in an effort to terrorize your family, to potentially provoke a lethal incident. or to even just communicate they know where you live and they can, kind of, reach out and exercised some sort of power over you. i can tell you from personal experience, recently, it's terrifying. it's

alibaba ceo eddie wu shifting company leadership once again, taking over the e-commerce business as ites market share. wu will replace trudy day after pushes out daniel zing from alibaba's crowd unit last november. >>> uk inflation drops. trans pore taugs, recreation, and culture as well as food and nonalcoholic beverages contributing to the decline as they say policies likely need to be restrictive for an extended period of time. >>> and stange high zootopia opening as it looks to capitalize on the post pandemic surge, zootopia, a movie released in china in 2016 remains one of the highest grossing movie. it's an eight-themed area at the shanghai resort. eunice yoon hopefully buying the whole team some t-shirts. we'll see. >>> ahead, one word investors need to no. forget 12 days of christmas. how about 12 reasons for stocks to rally in 204. ed yardeni will be here. if you haven't, check us out on apple, spotify, or other podcast apps. much more on w.e.x. coming up after this. icy hot. ice works fast. ♪♪ heat makes it last. feel the power of contrast therapy. ♪♪ so you can rise from pai

mayor michelle wu is under fire for her christmas party. her assistant sent out invites to the entire city council which wouldn't have been a problem, but it was supposed to be a secret party of elected people of color. half the city council, the white half, wasn't supposed to be invited. >> and half of them are democrats. they are even upset and believe this is divisive. i guess it's anything but a white christmas. maybe blue christmas can be played at that party. >> all right, raymond. thank you. catch him in cleveland and nashville. go to raymond arroyo christmas.com. that's it for us tonight. jesse is next. >>> welcome to "jesse watters primetime". tonight, for six years i have been the target of the unrelenting trump attack machine shouting where is hunter? i am here. >> no, he is not. hunter defies congress. >> lock him up! what happened to the secret service? new documents shed light on the death of obama's chef. ♪ music playing ♪ >> boston cancels christmas for white people. >>> plus,-- ♪ >>> fox news alert. congress has just voted

. >> former federal prosecutor shan wu joins me now. hi, shannon.now, i think there's political arena, and there's a legal arena. i think abbe lowell, who's gonna make his political argument, if you will about the special counsel and if he was a registered republican or not, i don't know if i'm buying that piece. but i do have a similar question about what changed from june to now. what changed? >> embarrassment on the part of the justice department and the special counsel. they had an ultra high profile case, they were set to plead it out, and it went down in flames during the plea because the judge asked some very common sense questions, and the prosecution wasn't ready for it. so, now, it sounds like according to the attorneys in the letter they wrote, that the special counsel won't even meet with him, which is kind of the usual thing to do before indictment in standing off the indictment. even jack smith met with donald trump. >> exactly. now it really sounds like he's really just punishing hunter biden because out of an embarrassment of the ple

. >> here to help us make sense of the constitutional confusion that's at play here, shan wu, former federal prosecutor, and ashraf ahmed, a constitutional law expert and associate professor at columbia law school. glad to have both of you here. shan, when it comes to oregon, we're talking about another state, another ballot battle. a key question here because each one has been different, with oregon, is the dispute over who decides if trump can be on the ballot, the states or our congress? and trump's legal team as cited oregon's secretary of state who i should note is a democrat saying she doesn't have the power, she believes, to make the decision when it comes to the primary ballots. what do you think that ruling could look like? >> well, i think it's really up to the states, not congress. i mean, that language trump's lawyers are using is up to congress to enforce the 14th amendment. on its face, that doesn't make any sense. congress doesn't enforce things. justice department enforces criminal violations, and courts enforce a rule on rulings. it doesn't seem to make any sense to

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her own grandmother, chien-shiung wu, was a nuclear physicist and a at columbia university who worked on the manhattan project. jada is author of unleashing oppenheimer inside. christopher nolan's atomic age thriller, a book scheduled for release by insight editions on october 24th. at the end of our panel, you can find a qr code you can use to purchase a discounted copy of jada's book. our moderator this evening is colleague at indiana wesleyan university, warren f rogers. warren appointed to the blanchard chair in physics in 2016. two years later. he won the american physical society for a faculty member for research in an undergraduate institution, warren conducts accelerator nuclear physics research funded by the national science foundation with indiana wesleyan students on the iwg campus at the facility of four rare isotope beams at michigan state university and at oppenheimer's own los alamos national laboratory is thus my pleasure to entrust this conversation. j. oppenheimer an evolving legacy to warrant. thank you, dr. collega, for your warm welcome and for providing us the co

we've also been dealing with poor air quality along china is a young soup river valley for places like wu han, but we've got wet weather coming in here. so that's gonna help freshen up the atmosphere. it's also dropped down. temperature is in gordon. g. providence. and big down towards the ground. there are so great lin, 13 degrees for you on monday is a pacific. it does turn quieter. that snow, that wind starts to move away. so calmer conditions to be expected here, including for tokyo, were projecting a high of 12 degrees for you. there has been some flooding on into an easy as main island of java, but also look at this. we saw a tornado the other day. not too far away. from jakarta, i think the worst of the rain will be for borneo island, west kalamazoo turn and around coaching on monday. the odd. he came into meetings as a un ambassador position given to you by or does have both. you've described that is better than is better than anything, thought provoking ons. my question to you. all that good cooks, i think, is the most difficult press than our part to answer facing realities. usb

mayor michelle wu is under fire for her christmas party. her assistant sent out invites to the entire city council which wouldn't have been a problem, but it was supposed to be a secret party of elected people of color. half the city council, the white half, wasn't supposed to be invited. >> and half of them are democrats. they are even upset and believe this is divisive. i guess it's anything but a white christmas. maybe blue christmas can be played at that party. >> all right, raymond. thank you. catch him in cleveland and >> carley: the house voting for an impeachment inquiry into president biden to obtain more documents to understand how connected the president is to his business. you are watching "fox and friends first," i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: good to have you back, partner. i'm todd piro. three presidents have been impeached, all three remained in office after being acquitted by the senate. brooke singman joins us. >> brooke: a formal inquiry is only way to get the white house to comply with their investigation. they are accusin

eddie wu will take over the commerce business replacing trudy die in a series of changes at the oncet operator. it is becoming synonymous with changes in management. their management has changed consistently and stability is a big question for investors. sticking with tech and bringing it global i'm going to start this over. i keep getting my years mixed up but i'm excited for the new year. 2023 is the year ai went mainstream. openai, chatgpt move from being obscure research into a household name. joining me is bloomberg's aggie cantrell all over the story. oh start with the openai story. big drama recently. walk us through the big winners. aggie: openai, the investment from microsoft kicked off the year's as a significant push into artificial intelligence. with the launch of chatgpt there was a focus for a lot of companies that realized that when it comes to chatbots they are more capable than people believed. we saw ai become relevant because of that but subsequently many other companies came out of the woodwork. we saw nvidia become one of the companies valued over $1 trillion, a

the confederate flag from the statehouse which should have happened a long, long time ago, and she wu as perfectly clear about the morality there, and trying to play footsy with the republican base, she is fading again. >> she just asked for a show of hands. she has blamed a democratic plant about this question of the civil war. well, listen for a second. >> yesterday, i was at, and last night i was asked about the civil war. and what i think of the civil war and what was the cause of the civil war. of course the civil war was about slavery. we know that. that is unquestioned, always the case, we know the civil war was about slavery, but it was also more than that. it was about the freedoms of every individual. it was about the role of government. for 80 years america had the decision and the moral question of whether slavery was a good thing and whether government economically or culturally had a role to play in that. by the grace of god, we did the right thing and slavery is no more, but the lessons of what the bigger issue of what the civil war are is let's not forget what came out

things legal, couldn't ask for anyone better than defense attorney and former federal prosecutor shan wu. great to see you. what i want to decipher is all the dueling cases. we have the colorado ruling and jack smith's request all raising broader questions about the role of the supreme court. and you had a great piece yesterday in the "daily beast" saying that the supreme court could redeem itself here. so what is your thinking, break it down for us? >> i think the court obviously is suffering basically bleedout of its krez credibility at this point. and the point about redeeming, they traditionally have taken a very stingy view of their jurisdiction. they don't want to reach out when they don't have to, they don't want to rule more broadly when they don't have to. so what will he could do here is as they face this whole bellwether test of their credibility going on right now and these important cases is to take a narrow view. so let's start with the colorado one for instance. appeal i can't tell courts including the supreme court very reluctant to overturn factual findings. they could r