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♪ >> jesse: nancy pelosi thinks her boogie man will disappear if we stop talking about him. >> at the direction of donald trump. >> yeah. >> a very sick person. >> i think that we spend too much time talking about him because this was a real taint on our democracy to have that person there. but we cannot keep giving him all the press he wants. >> jesse: this is coming from the lady that impeached trump twice. ignore trump and he will just go away. obama didnt get that message. barry ...

>> thanks, jesse. >> jesse: the pandemic was bad for a lot of people. not for fauci. fauci got famous. then he got rich. fauci followed the science all the way to the bank. >> its easy to criticize but they are really criticizing science because i represent science. >> jesse: and during the pandemic the lying mad scientist net worth nearly doubled. after the virus leaked from that lab, faucis net worth went up $5 million. he was already the highest paid federal employee in the government making ...

>> he walked away and thats like sort of the vibe. that vibe just there, contentious and down the block tough. >> its important to not disassociate this from the larger problems we have with social media right now. these people who were invited got famous because the algo rhythms made it so the loudest voice won. these people were able to build audiences and quit their jobs and get jobs on youtube. >> off the algo rhythm. there is not just a playing field, but things that activate a response lik...

Gorka! >> he walked away and thats like sort of the vibe. that vibe just there, contentious and down the block tough. >> its important to not disassociate this from the larger problems we have with social media right now. these people who were invited got famous because the algo rhythms made it so the loudest voice won. these people were able to build audiences and quit their jobs and get jobs on youtube. >> off the algo rhythm. there is not just a playing field, but things that activate a respo...

The state. almost ultimately forced the governor to back down and they stripped out that mandatory vaginal ultrasound requirement from the virginia law. thats how bob mcdonnell first got famous. remember? ultrasound bob. before he ultimately left office under the cloud of a giant corruption and bribery scandal. but when it came to that forced vaginal ultrasound attempt by virginia republicans in 2012, public pressure really did work to stop it. they were on track to do that and they were turned ...

Pass a mandatory vaginal ultrasound law back in 2012. you may remember that. even though the legislature had already passed that, and the republican governor, bob mcdonnell, had already said he would sign it, there was massive national outrage once the country figured out thats what they were trying to force on virginia women. there was massive national outrage, there was backlash in the state. almost ultimately forced the governor to back down and they stripped out that mandatory vaginal ultras...

>> its -- were obviously aware of the circumstances. but again, we dont comment on potential or ongoing investigations. but in many cases that involve dealings in themarket, new york and the federal government share jurisdiction, so thats pretty common. and ive pursued a lot of cases having to do with fraud in the financial markets. my predecessors did. eliot spitzer when he was attorney general got famous for doing it. so there is overlap. as to the specifics of this case, we really arent going...

Get off the gurney before finally three quarters of an hour into it it was finally a heart attack that killed him. publicly scott pruitt denied up and down that he had anything to do with that. that his office worked on that in any way. the state investigation proved he was lying when he issued those denials. it was around that time that that investigation became publicly known scott pruitt got famous for something else. he in fact made the front page of the "new york times," it was an investiga...

He was lying when he issued those denials. it was around that time that that investigation became publicly known scott pruitt got famous for something else. he in fact made the front page of the "new york times," it was an investigative piece by eric lipton at the "new york times" that won lipton the pulitzer prize for investigative reporting in 2014. eric lipton discovered that what scott pruitt was doing on environmental issues in oklahoma is that he was taking letters and documents written by...

Apparently ended up making the desion about a brand new experiment method that oklahoma was going to try out on its prisoners that led to clayton lockett writhing and them trying to call off the execution in the middle of it and him trying to get off the gurney before finally three quarters of an hour into it it was finally a heart attack that killed him. publicly scott pruitt denied up and down that he had anything to do with that. that his office worked on that in any way. the state investigat...