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Mulhaney. >> anyone who has pertinent information -- we know kevin mccarthy was, ill have to say, he certainly appears to be a pretty pertinent witness to me. >> joining me is former prosecutor glenn kirschner. also good to have you on the show. >> there are those who have relevant information about what happened at the capitol on january 6th. not only the foot soldiers actually attacking the capitol, but those who funded it, organized it, incited it. we saw 11 subpoenas issued for

Go marauding to find people to beat to death. no, the polite way to do it, the way to do it if youre credentialed or youre mitch mcconnell, the polite way is to cultivate elite lawyers at the federalist society who become judges, justices, they get nice op eds about how collegial they are. then you bring those lawsuits and those justices chip away at it. a snip here, cut there, death by 1,000 blows until they have functionally done away with the single most important law in history. we did this ...

Cam footage. whats amazing about it, if you watch it, i really recommend you do, it finally gives you a sense of the scale and the placement of the danger of the mop that stormed the capitol and tried to overturn the presidential election. watching it allowed me the first time to weave together time and space to understand what was happening when and where. give an example what im talking about. were going to pick up the video just after capitol officer eugene goodman, that famous police officer...

Within inches of his life. are you going to be on the side of those with dogs and fire hoses? you cant be against the voting rights act without desecrating the martyrs who fought for it unless youre john roberts. the conservative unelected chief justice of the supreme court. he doesnt have to have any voters vote for him, right? a lifetime appointment. in 2019 they invented a new principle to gut the voting rights act called preclearance. it had discriminatory voting practices. roberts could do ...

Citizens -- eligible citizens from participating in the political process because of their race. until the voting rights act is passed until 1965, we are not a true democracy. that means were 56 years as a true democracy. in 2013 it effectively gutted section 5 of the act and now the dismantling of section 2. when i seau das city, i mean the actual rewriting of the history and of the standards used in these cases for decades. i began my career in 1988 as a voting rights lawyer. the first thing i...

The south but for all of america and for all of us, whether were african-americans or not. >> so how could you not reauthorize the voting rights act? if it aint broke, dont fix it. its worked for everyone. the voting rights act is has made american democracy american democracy. its part of the national cannon. the heroes of the civil rights movement who fought and died for it, they are celebrated. to this day they shed their own blood to make america a true democracy for all. people like lamar s...

Thank you a lot for coming on. >> thank you. >> tucker: the story is has not received enough attention. tell us what purdue pharma new. >> remarkably, what they knew was that the drug was being abused. they had gotten special permission from the fda to promote this drug, as less prone to abuse and other drugs. they took this claim, they ran with it, they made claims that were not true. during that w time, they were aware that people were abusing the drug. they have reports from their salesmen, r...

Trump operation but he volunteered. he was an fbi informant and if you look at what he did, he tried to insinuate himself with some members of the trump campaign. >> tucker: so why are anchors telling us, reporters, journalists, telling us, there was no spying on the trumpll campaign? >> first of all, the informant part is just a fact. we need to know more about it because it is a fact. >> tucker: "the new york times" reported it.. i read it. >> so that "the post" and other people. but there is ...

Really got our value for money, if we had been near 120 years ago, we would have wanted to see a trapeze artist or a tap dancer or anda irish tenor but today, e are happy to go into a theater and cheer deliriously when somebody says the c word. that is actually something that, if anyone digs that clip out in several decades, theyll be interested to look at i think. >> tucker: it really is like looking at old pictures of the cultural revolution from china, all these children with their little red...

In brockport, england, this week, send as its competed in unusual competitive tradition. they hurled themselves on a steep hill. a race to catch a rolling piece of what type of food? griff jenkins. >> cheese. >> tucker: cheese? >> cheese. >> tucker: to the tape we go. >> these people chase cheese down a hill. the cheeses rolling down at about 70 miles an hour. there is the winner. he didnt even won any money. he just won the cheese. >> worth it. >> tucker: you are up on the cheese stories. >> i ...