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His podcasts. >> this term that gets thrown around. toxic masculinity. whatever that means. it is not a rejection of these classically masculine traits. >> they dont have to blow their own horn. what we think of is toxic masculine tee is a bunch of loser. its the worst example. >> harris: the terms get thrown around so much its hard to keep them all straight. >> the left have tried to use the phrase toxic masculinity. two biological -- its gender, a sliding scale. i could be a woman, you could b...

Others are problem. tyrus is a huge problem. not acceptable in a green planet. how much is this based in science? i would like to know that. my lovely wife is half the size of me but eats twice as much as me. how do you factor that in? i dont know. >> harris: my husband is 64 as well and i eat more than he does. i dont know. if you look to widen out the dating pool. -- >> dont wrap it is virtue signaling of climate. say im short or i have a lot of friends who are short and they are great people....

Was most interesting was, one, hutchinson talking about the rise of qanon conspiracies that went up to the president. she had interaction with peter navarro one of the white house aides and she said at one point i sarcastically said is this from your qanon friends, peter, because he would talk to me about his qanon friends. he said have you looked into it, cass? i think they point out a lot of good ideas. you really need to read this. make sure the chief sees it. goes up to the president. she de...

Want to talk to him. but step back from the communications standpoint the white house spends time thinking about various interviews, lets put him here this is the take away we would get. help me walk through what was the logic? they thought drew barry more thats perfect we would get this. or was it just to snub their nose at all the journalists that show up in the briefing room every day. >> i think the thought process was where can we get a softball interview and somebody like ron klain stepped...

Abby Phillip leads an in-depth conversation on some of the weeks important political storylines, with a diverse set of analysts and news-making interviews.

They have done pretty well in terms of viewer engagement i guess you call it. we are focused on donald trump and rightfully so and three charges. look out for other types of sanctions. ethics committee. sanctions that lawyers can face for professional misconduct. misusing the bar. there are a whole cast of characters. the commit tee is focused and cheney is focused on judge carter in california who in the litigation over john eastmans emails said the evidence seems to candidate it that the coup ...

David yelland, former editor of the sun, and christina garibaldi, correspondent for us weekly. thats it for now. goodbye. hello. there today is the transition day of the very cold weather which we have had for the past ten days to something a lot milder but it will be a slow process through the day today, and as that milder air moves north wards we are likely tee a thanesient spell of ice and snow. ice be widespread but we are most concerned is about significant icing across parts of northern en...

Joining me now is renato mariotti, legal affairs columnist for politico magazine. i want to start with what would be by far the most dramatic of the referrals, and in the context at a referral is essentially a letter from congress for the department of justice, that is for insurrection. it is just interesting i think to read the u.s. criminal code on this. it is not a crime that is very often charged. whoever insights sets foot on, insists, or engage in rebellion or insurrection against united s...

Defending my gen z colleagues by some of my emails and everything. this quiz tells us. >> now you know. >> heres where the first questions, you assign your gen z colleague a task, maybe on slack or text or whatever. and you end the sentence with a period. why dont you like that? >> it sounds passive aggressive. >> what? >> if theres no exclamation point, im thinking taking it personally. >> oh my gosh. >> gen zers need an exclamation point or nothing. >> i do three exclamation points. >> unless ...

Wont change what the department of justice does, but it may change the minds of people who have come to rely on this committee. they saw a really good story told. and just in the same way that andy wrote a book where he really told a good story so the people could understand it, the committee has done a good job of storytelling and making people understand what is going on. so they should draw the conclusion theyve made. andy, i mean jill when and it gets his commit tee -- i got asked before i p...