Monday at 6 00 p. M. Eastern time. Weve got you covered. Fair, balanced, still unafraid. Harris faulkner sitting in for my friend Martha Maccallum in new york with continuing live coverage. Harris we begin with the fox news alert with the wait that is finally over. Tonight Special Counsel mueller maul submits his Robert Mueller submits the final report on russian interference, what many called collusion in the 2016 election. After nearly two years the Mueller Report is now in the hands of tern general william barr. A question at this hour . What will barr do with it . The Attorney General has been clear about his intentions to release the report findings. But some lawmakers doubt it. In primetime, im Harris Faulkner in tonight for Martha Maccallum. Who is on assignment. The story tonight is to conclusion of 675 days of speculation over whether
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neil: what did you make of that, senator? first off, i love the idea of a woke detox center. secondly, james is right. there s some groups in the democratic party, may be the so-called wing, that if you just keep creating programs, don t charge anybody. but we saw something and the voter s book the voters are always the way our government gets a message. they were focused on so-called cultural issues like the once james is talking about than they were whether the $4 trillion bill was going to pass congress, because it s not their values. they know they need the police, they respect abraham lincoln. they don t want their kids to downgrade america.
masculinity? well, i would say that not only is it a culture war with the media and things like that. i think it starts at the school board level. you see the kids coming out of high school and they are more concerned with making tiktok vas. i don t know what it would be like to be a man in a major city these days. you have district attorneys that don t charge criminals for crimes. in a major city in america you can t carry a gun. even if you did stop the woman on the subway, you right run into him and you don t have
criminal negligence several times. i think the d.a. said something else really interesting. she said this is a complex case and every detail is going to matter, because it s important to note there is no book on this kind of scenario. it doesn t happen that often in contrast to something like a car accident where you might be looking at an involuntary manslaughter charge. there is a standard checklist. was the person drunk? was the person speeding? was the person texting? this is an on-set shooting with what appeared to be apparently a live firearm. there is no standard case on this. so how does the prosecutor make that decision? i think there is a misconception that you plug it in and a m message comes out that says charge or don t charge. they will sit down and say, what do we think? is this criminally excusable? is this something we can charge? is this something we can argue in front of a jury?