the other family donald trump got poorer and poorer as time was going on. tim and brett, stay with us. great analysis. joining me now tom cotton sits on the senate intel committee. senator, obviously you are also a lawyer. your reaction tonight? i will a chance to read through this diatribe of an indictment. but your thoughts? >> >> well, laura, i think your word diatribe is well-put. i have only had a chance to skim through it. something like you would get from an msnbc producer for a special on that channel. these are all constitutionally protected activities in which former president trump engaged. political activities and free speech protected by the first amendment you don't have to agree with him. you don't have to think he was right. i don't see how these charges can go forward without a serious constitutional challenge from the former president. i also want to point out that jack smith is an ideological zealot. he charged bob mcdonnell, the former governor of virginia on
"new york times" not known as a right wing zealot says, mr. president, you have seven grandchildren and talks about how despicable it is really that you are disowning a little girl that knows that you are her grandfather and that you allowed your son to go to court to make sure your name is not used and you briefed your entire staff when asked we have six grandchildren. joe biden dedicates a book to six grandchildren. please, the whole family values and when a great person he is, that is in doubt. and i think it's impossible and you will see this later in the show for anyone to spin this differently even though chuck todd tried to on sunday. >> ainsley: still ahead, a massive manhunt underway for extremely dangerous murder suspect who broke out of a pennsylvania prison. what we are learning about his escape. >> steve: a fox fox weather ale. flash flooding hits the state's scenic hudson valley north of
send an ambulance. and >> what a problem? >> my wife, i think my wife my wife is dead. >> sir, sir. >> we told the operator he was trying cpr. >> i'm a doctor, i've been trying cpr, please send someone quick. >> is she not breathing? >> no, she's not breathing, i don't get a false. >> yes, i'm trying, i'm going to hang up -- >> we're on our way, okay. >> by the way the emergency workers arrived it was clear that susan hamilton was dead. possibility, was it a robbery gone bad and intruder or maybe more likely an antiabortion zealot targeting the doctor and his wife. over the next few hours investigators would explore the list of theories and more as they try to understand just what had happened to susan hamilton that valentine's day morning. >> coming up -- john's puzzling phone bill. she finds a huge number close to 100 phone calls to this phone number back and forth. when dateline continues. it's the most wonderful time of the year ♪ it's spring! non-drowsy claritin knocks out symptoms
aspect of our life and change it. they will reward people who follow that and they will punish people that say i won't do it. that's what we see. [overlapping talking]. >> pete: if you are a secular zealot, it's a zero sum gaino the ends justify the means. -- nobody clarifys it better than you sarcodes. the phrase you go woke, you go broke. it's never been more true. we will tell you about the money major corporations have lost bowing to the far left. stay with us.
aspect of our life, privat e life, economic, political , social, cultural, and change it in ideological. >> and they're going to reward people who follow that and they're going to punish people that say, not thi s pig,i i'm not done. and that'swo what we see here is this evening. at's wha mike , go ahead with t >> him you're quite liberal. get published. you're going to be punishe>> pef you're if you're a secular zealot and that is your religion. >> zealot it's a zero sum game, whh means the ends justify the means, which means you destroy corporations that give people jobs. you destroy institutions that used to give equal justice in service of that religious zealotry. and where the carnage leads, nobody knows. >> nobody clarifies it bettery than you . victor davis hanson, thank you for your time. we appreciatclarife. >> all right. the phrase you go woke, you go broke. >> it'broke.s never been more t. as victor pointe bd you . coming up, we'll tell you abouty the staggering amount of money mar corporations have loste fa by bowing to the far left. staystay wit with ron desantis n
a judge has merrick's ruling had in terms of inflammatory and partisan language. he said patience use this to quote kill the on born baby, judges usually use the ter fetus, he referred the process as a chemical abortion kill, baby, chemical burin are words we usually hear from judges when discussing abortion whether not they have antipath towards abortion judge has merrick knows that this is is an important ruling that is going to be scrutinized. does this give forces that don't agree with him and h likes? >> you know, judge has merrick was opposed when he wa nominated to the bench because people understood that he wa going to be a zealot he is a person whose lif experience includes voluntee -ism in the crisis pregnancy movement that is a series of center across the country that offe themselves to women as if they are reproductive healt clinics. really what they are offerin
taking him out of office if he won. he's in an incredibly difficult position. if there is no indictment hear, donald trump can say my protesters got out here, they pushed him back, and there are going to be questions about whether or not he was up to the task. on the other hand, if there is an indictment, donald trump is going to come out and say look at this democratic zealot going after us. he won't even say me, he'll say us. sfwr >> right. >> so it's a tough position for him to be in. i have to think he has enough experience and support to at least be -- i don't want to say hold back, but at least be a lot more careful than maybe one would think. he's the former president of the united states, a tough call. >> you said something in your answer that caught my attention. you said if he doesn't indict, people will say he wasn't up to the task. what task? what's the task? is the task to get donald trump at all costs? or is the task to do what's
emails. saying it's not good for china. fauci, we were bamboozled by him for far too long. >> dana: he didn't testify today but the chairman of the subcommittee said it could happen. you've been waiting for some of these hearings to get underway. today there was a bunch but today, do you feel like there is some movement? >> jesse: a little momentum. i always thought we were going to arrest him but we are not going to arrest him. if they do a referral to department of justice, merrick garland is just going to laugh. >> geraldo: arrest who? >> jesse: dr. fauci. >> geraldo: come on. >> jesse: i am saying for perjury. he lied under oath to rand paul. probably half a dozen times. everybody lies to congress. why can't we prosecute one person? if anybody should be prosecuted for lying to congress, it should be him. you are right about this gain of function. he is a gain of function zealot.
>> but else did you find in the car? >> red bull can and a weathered cigarette but. >> did on a smoke or drink red bull? >> not to our knowledge. >> anna's car was towed to the crime lab where csi tex worked it over. they found no useful fingerprints. the cigarette but, energy drink can, and bloodstains were all set for dna testing. results could take weeks or even months. meantime, cops had a killer on the loose. investigators were following on a zealot traumatic footprints, reconstructing her last deal alive. >> we had footage of her leaving the college at approximately 5:07 pm. we also got some footage from one of the schools nearby, the
there. >> all your friend's children come to your home and they call you mom. >> what was alex murdaugh like as a young boy? >> kind of rough but typical friend. i mean we were both interested in hunting and fishing and stuff like that. >> we were kids. i mean we went off to school together so i thought he was a zealot. he was loud and he was a zealot. >> alex, he just seemed arrogant and conseated and like i'm better than you. >> you stayed friendly or in touch with him over the years in. >> absolutely. i got wedding gifts from him. i gave him gifts. i went out of town and stuff he liked, i knew it, i brought it back. i mean we were friends. i trusted him. >> alex murdaugh wasn't just a resident of hampton. alex's great grandfather, grandfather, and father had been district attorneys or what they