people. why not have the hearing in open? let the public looking. maybe we will all learn a little more about how we ought to conduct ourselves when we are faced with these kinds of challenges. that s what being a public service is all about, that s what the president of the united states is all about, showing the country how to how we should act and react in time of crises. there s nothing more personal than to have a family crisis like the head with the addiction of their son and how he worked to overcome an addiction. we ought not be piling on. broken the law, and we have a process for that. we should not have these open forays into people s private lives showing pictures in the invulnerable situations. that is not the way you demonstrate leadership in these
and they re all piling on. and the fact that donald trump was not aware of the level of danger that was under way at that time, and to some degree, actively disregarded it. and in fact in some other testimony, may have i don t know what the legal term is but allowed the anger that could have resulted in remarkable harm to his own vice president is becoming clearer and clearer. yeah, that s right. and point one is, of course, we know the difference with a guy like scavino between people who would thumb their nose at the committee but couldn t for jack smith. so the extra muscle of the doj means we re going to see more evidence. look, i think claire is right being at peace with the public record. but if you think of it from the vantage point of the prosecution, the one thing that trump could maybe try by surrogates to claim a trial is it took him by surprise, never knew this could happen. right. you ve heard claims of that, it seems dubious.
the migrant surge in democratic run city spurring a blue city backlash. president biden is no stranger to republicans criticizing the border and now democratic mayors are piling on. welcome to a new hour of america s newsroom, i m dana perino. bill: i m bill hemmer. good morning. a fraction of what s coming across the border every day. enough to make sanctuary cities sound the alarm, plead for more help, beg for help from the federal government and the white house. the chaos becoming impossible to ignore. even thousands of miles away from the border as the crisis makes its way into big cities. now the mayors from democratic strongholds say the white house has left them to fend for themselves. the federal government must take responsibility and lead on this humanitarian crisis. cities have reached a point where we are either close to
do you think she should have stai stayed on? this is a very nuanced issue. the first thing is you have to state and say that she was below par at her testimony. many of those presidents were below par. not sure why they went. they gave a lot of legal answers to moral questions and that was not appropriate. so that s first. the second thing though is these issues of plagiarism, the piling on that we ve seen, the accusations of plagiarism i should say and the piling on, yes, it is rooted in racial animus. should she have resigned? the answer the no. and i m disappointed that she did. you have a lot of individuals coming and questioning here. scholarly credentials who cannot hold a candle to her. they re questioning whether or not she got the job because of the color of her skin. they re calling her an affirmative action hire. this woman deserves more respect than that. she got that respect from her colleagues in academia, but now you just see the piling on and individuals who should no
want to love in places that they would like the weather such as florida, texas is also a beneficiary or states that don t have high taxes. so people are leaving california, going to other places. those areas that are really coveted have not seen the decline in prices on homes yet. so that s what you have to think about. end of the day, the simple rule of watching that you don t spend too much of your free income, because if you go past a third, you have to cut back on just living. that s very hard to do. that is where people are getting caught. they put too much up and all of a sudden they have to refinance because they re on floating rate mortgages and getting killed. those are the people that have to sell and down size. martha: it s so frustrating if you re in over your head and everything feels as if it s piling on. when do you anticipate that this is going to turn around? if someone is renting a place, they have their eye on wanting a home, how long do you think it s going to tak