conversations with president trump were shielded by white house executive privilege. instead shhe s arguing i m the president of the senate. you can t have senators or congressmen hauled into court on most matters. does he have a case? this is an unsettled area of constitutional law. you re right, it s the exact opposite argument that we have seen former trump administration officials make in connection with january 6th investigations and congressional inquiries. in that case, they were arguing executive privilege, the prerogatives of the executive branch. here, former vice president pence is doing the exact opposite. he s looking to his role, presumably, if this is the challenge that he makes, he s looking to his role as president of the senate and the function that he was performing in connection with the certification of the election. and so it s a really unsettled area of constitutional law, and constitutional law scholars will find this all very interesting, but it could delay t
public trust in terms of the transparency about the fact that we have no system to manage this stuff. hopefully they create one going forward. it s not that difficult, by the way. they try to make like it is. and where are they? who else has them? how long have they been out there? my sense is there s a lot more classified documents in a lot more hands than we know of. i think that s probably right. we had former speaker paul ryan on the show a few weeks ago. he said when he would read classified documents, he would go to a special room in the capitol, a skiff it s called, hhe would read them there and go into a safe. mights and vice presidents are like leaflets we have a skiff. i read a classified or secret document and literally make sure or my staff we hand it right back. we re in a secure area, we hand it right back. i don t want it, we have the information, we ll act on it or not. but yeah, i don t know apparently there s no protocols when you hit the white house. yo
she was saying that on a rival, loser network. shhe was alsoat a davos. is any american ceo looking out for the best interest of the united states of america by going to that boondoggle in switzerland? simply spending money to hubub and hob knob with a bunch owe ofelites who maybe want to desty our way of life. all the money he spent, what do shareholders have to say about it and employees who could have gotten raises instead of him flying over there to do good? maybe not. at least he wasn t unhinged and red in the face like al gore. working from home, nice to see he judges productivity by how warm the seats are in the building. you know, employees if they work from home can t see how big his corner office is. i think that he is an old
trump. kirsten, the former president continues to complain that the 2020 election was stolen from him, which it was not. we ve now seen that is not a winning message with independent voters. i mean, i know he s not capable of actually changing that message. given what we saw now with kari lake in arizona, who was, you know, just a glossier version of him with better make-up and lighting, is election denying, is any election denying candidate going to lose their election? it seems to be something that most voters are not buying. but, you know, donald trump, i think, is mostly if i m going to guess what shhe s thinking, he s probably thinking, i wasn t on the ballot. they just couldn t do it, but i could do it. i think that s how he thinks about things. because he has a history of bringing the republican party to heel. you know, after the january 6th attack on the capitol, you had people coming out and decrying
as elementary school. mandy parents int are some cases were not even givencn the chance to opt out of them. and so this has long gone from what one conservative commentator called a , quote, blessing of liberty tobeing something that is now being subsidizesed, subsidizeditself and forced on the kids by the state itself. it s something that people should trust their instincts on . people should push trust back againstpeop this. and , ofhoul course,d people sd arm themselves with the literature and the people in their own words who have advocated for this deeply disturbin advoc g sexualisation of children. yeah, peoplof ce shouldhild a definitely arm themselves. i agree with that. rm ti agret.this is keep the kif it, period. chris , rufo, thank you. so one of the reasons parents put up with this is anyone who says anything is instantly punished. raavis allen learned that the hard way. he was a girl s soccer coach at randolph union middle school in vermont. hhe was just suspended from