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2018. the "washington post" broke this bizarre story about then president trump getting briefed by his national security advisers. he was about to get on a phone call with vladimir putin, the president of russia. by then it was pretty well established that trump didnt like getting too much in print in terms of briefing materials. so the "washington post" reported on march 20, 2018, that the trump advisers made sure they put one thing in his briefing papers in all capital letters. basically, the ...

Congratulate saga? do you remember this? this was five years ago. 2018. the "washington post" broke this bizarre story about then president trump getting briefed by his national security advisers. he was about to get on a phone call with vladimir putin, the president of russia. by then it was pretty well established that trump didnt like getting too much in print in terms of briefing materials. so the "washington post" reported on march 20, 2018, that the trump advisers made sure they put one th...

To violence. the legal limits of the first amendment. we have played this game over and over with the left drawing these absurd extreme conclusions about donald trumps rhetoric. i dont think it is a proper use of the podium without saying we have now crossed the rubicon when it comes to free speech and incited violence. to me, the reaction is not as important as the actual substance. if you use a justice system to go after your political appointees, that is more impactful and more determinative ...

This being planted evidence, asking, why wouldnt the fbi allow the inspection areas with our lawyers or others present? the idea being, we didnt have eyeballs on what they were doing, what were they up to? do you think republicans who have come out so vociferously and in some extreme language supporting donald trump talking about how this is the doj being weaponized against him, do you think theyre going to take this leap? >> well, yeah. there is every indication that some of them will. look at ...

President, i cant do this. he finds john eastman. he wrote two of the memos trying to get mike pence. you can essentially ignore the constitution and subvert it. participating in the war room before january 6th. the idea being that trump knew he lost and he just kept searching for people to help him cheat. >> and that heated exchanges this deposition includes between pences lawyers and eastman while january 6th was going on really are revealing. i mean, you know, they refer to eastman as a serpe...

To d domestic agenda. he said, the planes just hit. air force one felt it needed to go to a much higher altitude and that further destroyed his ability to talk to people on the ground. and he wanted to go back, and he was asked at one point by vice president cheney, who technically is not in the chain of command, should u.s. military jets shoot down any other plane civilian jetliner being suspected of being hijacked? the whole idea being, you lose lives in the air, you dont lose them on the grou...

To my colleagues and i encouraging us to fill it out if we hear one another speaking against the controversial policies being promoted by this school board and adopted in this county. >> bill: i guess what amounted to a two-minute speech last night. marco rubio put out a statement yesterday. the story of our nation is under attack as the radical left continues to attempt to rewrite american history and categorize our citizens into oppressor and oppressed class. she is encouraging people to go to...

Each other. sewing nothing but division. and wonder how much the country can take. so the people who contemplated a sort of saturday night massacre inflicted on themselves were desperate. >> trumps biographer said the two books illustrate how the president likes to prong the image of someone who surrounds himself with those who can speak truth to power. while the reality is very different. >> he likes the idea being perceived as someone who listens to all colors. in fact, when people do push bac...

Minds before theyre able to think about what is the socially responsible answer. right? the way to think about implicit bias is you dont have to necessarily dislike people of other races to be affected by it. right? its in everything that you do. somebody walks through a door and its a man, you have some assumptions about what that means, and weve also been conditioned not to talk about it, right? >> researchers from harvard and the university of virginia have created a test that can measure a p...

Conditioned not to talk about it, right? >> researchers from harvard and the university of virginia created a test that can measure a persons implicit bias. the idea being that maybe if we can measure it, we can dismantle it. >> they find people have a hard time associating good characteristics with black faces. >> is that everybody? >> about 80% of white people. >> what about for black people? >> for black people, were less likely to favor white people but we still tend to flavor white people s...