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on and around january the 6th. yet, she has not been held accountable at all, why? i will ask the former adviser to the january six committee and former republican congressman, denver riggleman. plus, that republicans are coming. poised to regain power, the gop started outlining their priorities. if that doesn't scare you, i will tell you why it should. and how big an issue should abortion before democrats heading into the midterms? i will ask senator tina smith. ♪ ♪ ♪ good evening. i'm mehdi hasan. you probably all know the name lauren bowman by now. conservative firebrand, fr...

It's all the fault of the pandemic and supply chain, the war in ukraine. which is only half true. republicans claiming, without lower gas prices, if we just drilled, baby, drilled, which is almost completely untrue. there is one obvious way for democrats to defend themselves, to go on the offensive and blame the real villains of this inflationary story. villains who, right now, are getting a complete pass because, yes, rising food and energy costs have pushed inflation to the highest rate for for more than 40 years, as we are told at nausea. you know what's at its highest rate for more than 70...

From that premise rationally. again, open to interpretation. >> we spoke to sergeant baucus, if there was actually a military action, he thought the chinese would actually enter north korea, do you think that's a possibility as well? >> i spent a long time, it's a long time ago now in south korea planning for the collapse of that country. and we did take into account what the chinese would do, not a repeat of november/december 1950, but moving in to re-establish order, to perhaps keep refugees on the southern side of the river, rather than in china. so i think the ambassador has a real point t...

We just reinforced the premise, again, open to misinterpretation. >> it was interesting. i talked to ambassador baucus yesterday who was saying that if there was military conflict, an actual military operation, that the chinese wouldn't sit idly by. he thought the chinese would enter north korea. do you think that's a real possibility as well? >> you know, i spent a lot of time, it's a long time ago now, in south korea planning for the collapsing of that country. and we did take into account what the chinese would do, not a repeat of november/december 1950, but moving in to re-establish order,...