iceberg. there s a whole lot more. we have the dash cam footage. the dispatch tapes, photos, reports, everything. it paints a very dark picture. it s obvious to everyone with two eyes this is not a misdemeanor. this is a felony. the cops admitted how serious it was on the tape they have been hiding. they told pauly he was lucky to be alive. guys are actually both very lucky that the crash wasn t more serious than it was in terms of injuries because the crashes that that i have been to a lot less damage to this where people have turned out more seriously injured. jesse: the cops knew this was serious, felony level serious. yet, today, papa pauly cut a plea deal anyway and only got a slap on the wrist. three years probation, a dui course. some court fees and five days in jail but he doesn t have to spend any time. service. and you have to install little ignition device so he has to blow into a little tube porch. knocked out. telling primetime this is the bare minimum of w
many consider a complete debacle. one op-ed says fauci should cash out or remain a celebrity and should just simply fade away. the new york post editorial board bidding good ridance to dangerous dr. fauci. another piece with, quote, keep your january schedule open, tony. a nod to the republicans promising accountability. louisiana senator john kennedy with this. dr. fauci, retirement or not, is going to be spending a lot of time in front of a congressional committee. we will ask him questions about gain-of-function research, why he didn t push back on china s lies, why he went along with the greatest dissipation, if that s the right worked greatest taking of civil liberties of the american people in the history of our country. we ll have a lot of questions and we ll subpoena him and expect him to answer. dagen: sean did you have eave is in focus. peter doocy live in delaware where the president is still vacationing. peter. dagen, dr. fauci doesn t seem to regret any
give us a picture of what we might have come november. i m bill hemmer. dana: i m dana perino and this is america s newsroom. there is a lot to talk about. bill: every tuesday this summer we ve been doing this. dana: you have an update for everyone. the races in florida and new york are drawing intrigue. drama is new york 12th district to force nadler and maloney into a fight for their political lives and trying to unseat them is patel. there is a special election for an open seat in congress in upstate new york. it could be a bellwether for november. the democrat campaigning hard on abortion rights. dana: in florida we re waiting to see who will emerge as the democratic challenger to governor ron desantis. charlie crist and nicki freed are vying for that nomination. the republican governor sounding confident this morning. we have people that want to visit, have moved here. lower unemployment rate now than prior to covid. you continue to see us adding jobs in sp
the most attention for critical elections that could reshape some of the most powerful roles in congress. hello, everyone. sandra smith in new york. john, hello to you. john: sandra, great to see on this tuesday. i m john roberts, this is america reports. maloney and time to an end. new york democrats facing off in the newly redrawn 12th congressional district. one of the most hostile races of the year, with maloney questioning nadler s capacity to serve another term. sandra: and john, in florida, matt gaetz goes up against two challenges in another test of the former president s influence. and marco rubio will see who he will face in november. john: and aishah hasnie is in clearwater, florida. sandra: bryan in new york city, 17th congressional district received the attention of democratic party superstars. yes, good afternoon, it has. the one hand, representative alexandria ocasio-cortez endorsing the progressive candidate, state senator alexandria biagi, an
preferential treatment. well, that s right, sandra. paul pelosi is a convicted drunk driver, not here in person, but entered a guilty plea to one count of misdemeanor dui, second count was dropped and agreed to a long list of penalties that as you say enable him to avoid more jail time, including three years of probation, completion of a three-month dui course, court fines and fees of more than $1,700, another administration fine of $150, and 5 days in jail, but he gets two days of time served for when he was arrested and booked overnight at the napa county jail in may and two days of credit for good behavior. that leaves one day left which the judge said he can serve on a court approved work program instead. so basically community service. all because the 82-year-old drove home drunk from a dinner party causing a two-car crash