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i think you are absolutely right. we know this. in the senate, especially the senate, it's a chummy, boys club essentially with some women in there as well, but there is -- very cordial and they will not look at each other the way they should. that's why you don't see senate investigations. it's not that they are above everything. i literally think they are just part of the establishment. to that point were until you have, change it is still a very good, senate don't get me, wrong some have been on my, show but overwhelmingly the reality is is it is an old-time problem, let's have lunch together, let's talk about bigger issues like that. the house, the good or for bad, the gop is a firebrand, the democrats did a great job with the january six committee. i applaud that so much. you can pick out flaws, but they did what they had to do. so -- where are the democrat hearings on things like clarence thomas? -- everything is on the table. it must be a big table because you have not gotten a subpoena on clarence thomas yet. we need democrats to fight harder in the senate.
republicans accountable? i think you are absolutely right. we know this. in the senate, especially the senate, it's a chummy, boys club essentially with some women in there as well, but there is -- very cordial and they will not look at each other the way they should. that's why you don't see senate investigations. it's not that they are above everything. i literally think they are just part of the establishment. to that point were until you have, change it is still a very good, senate don't get me, wrong some have been on my, show but overwhelmingly the reality is is it is an old-time problem, let's have lunch together, let's talk about bigger issues like that. the house, the good or for bad, the gop is a firebrand, the democrats did a great job with the january six committee. i applaud that so much. you can pick out flaws, but they did what they had to do. so -- where are the democrat hearings on things like clarence thomas? -- everything is on the table. it must be a big table because you have not gotten a subpoena on clarence thomas yet.
joins us now -- chris i the hudson. christy, thank you very much for being here. did you expect to get this chummy of an exchange? we knew they were communicate, but they were effectively in cahoots, and the union was running the show. >> right. right. we were not surprised at all. by the fact that there was political maneuvering behind reopening plans. parents witnessed that firsthand back in 2021. but we were a little surprised to see just how chummy the relationship between the teachers union and the cdc was. i think most of us tend to think of the cdc as sort of the gold standard in using science-based, very fact-driven metrics to develop public policy, and these text messages read like friends making dinner plans. pete: yes. we used to think of them that way, but stuff like this and how they acted eroded that a long time ago. by the way, so randi weingarten didn't want us to see any of
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first husband adopted a child by the name of john bourdeau when they were first married. >> yes, sonia had a secret son. a biological son born in the philippines before sonia married duke. we couldn't find any adoption papers, but the boy assumed duke's last name. considered him his stepfather. >> i never knew that until after my brother passed away. >> and you never heard a thing about it? >> no. >> larry risken apparently didn't know sonia had a son, either. so, sherry, a little suspicious about these uninvited emails right back. all chummy as if she and john bourdeau were online buddies. >> my goal was to try to get my brother's ashes back. so, i was just kind of stringing him along. >> but the more sherry corresponded with this john bourdeau guy, the more she worried about what sort of person he was.
didn't know sonia how tyson, either. so, sherry, a little suspicious about these uninvited emails right back. all chummy as if she and john bourdeau were online buddies. >> my goal was to try to get my brother's ashes back. so, i was just kind of stringing him along. >> but the more sherry corresponded with this john bourdeau guy, the more she worried about what sort of person he was. >> there were quite a few emails asking for money. >> a lot of money. $35,000 to recover larry's ashes. >> it was very, very unsettling to receive emails. it was so outlandish that it was hard to make sense of. >> outlandish? the unsolicited emails were about to get downright frightening.
duke's last name. considered him his stepfather. >> i never knew that until after my brother passed away. >> and you never heard a thing about it? >> no. >> larry risken apparently didn't know sonia how tyson, either. so, sherry, a little suspicious about these uninvited emails right back. all chummy as if she and john bourdeau were online buddies. >> michael was to try to get my brother's ashes back. so, i was just kind of stringing him along. >> but the more sherry corresponded with this john bourdeau guy, the more she worried about what sort of person he was. >> there were quite a few emails asking for money. >> a lot of money. $35,000 to recover larry's ashes. >> it was very, very unsettling to receive emails. it was so outlandish that it was hard to make sense of. >> outlandish?
and just vilify democrats for doing things that donald trump does every hour and every minute. >> right now, i kind of think there are two grade books and that's my concern. one more point about the debates and bianna you pointed this out no mention of mueller. no mention of russian meddling or the topics that have conseemed the past two years. there were no real questions on night two either. should there have been? is this something that's kind of weirdly missing right now? >> when an adversary tries to attack our democracy, i would think so. we have been consumed with this for the past two years and it happened to be on a day when the president once again was all chummy with vladimir putin. and i think that this not being asked -- now there were candidates who brought it dup -- >> brought it up on their own, that's true. >> saying this is the number one issue and geopolitical concern. that not being asked i think sends a message it's been
can do. i mean, you can have a meal with some when you are covering, right. you sit across the table and discuss things. you might buy them a meal. you can be an anchorman and invited woman to the white house on's state of the union day ande entertained at lunch by the president. those things are arm's-length and perfectly appropriate. and they've been going on for a long time. but this kind of chummy, let's go shopping stop, is obviously something inappropriate. the fact that these journalist who are involved in that defended it and a lot of others too, shows you how far down the road we have gotten. can you imagine, for example someone with a hard right candidate, helping them try on a jacket. i mean, it is just unimaginable. they shouldn't be doing it. >> tucker: no back rubs or picking out clothes, those are my personals. >> brit: i'm with you. >> tucker: it is great to see
you sit across the table and discuss things. you might buy them a meal. you can be an anchorman ander invite a woman to the white house on state of the union day and be entertained at lunch by the president. those things are arm's-length and perfectly appropriate. and they've been going on for a long time. but this kind of chummy, let's go shopping is, obviously, something inappropriate. the fact that these journalistss who are involved in that defended it and a lot of others, too, shows you how far down the road we have gotten. can you imagine, for example, someone with a hard rightro candidate, helping them try on a jacket. h i mean, it is just unimaginable. they shouldn't be doing it. >> tucker: no back rubs or picking out clothes. those are my personals. >> i'm with you. >> tucker: it is great to see you. thank you. >> thanks, tucker.