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Called men's race mens rea -- doing something knowingly. at the end of the day, moving around boxes in that timeframe and what made that evidence. it evidence is a consciousness of guilt. if you don't think anything -- in the box, what is the basis for moving them if you don't think you did anything wrong why do anything with the boxes at all? so what's troubling with respect to the obstruction of justice charge, when you look at the shifting and movement, and then of course it gives the special counsel reason to believe it was something amiss, which was the basis and purpose of them being mov...

Provision deal might come together. but, i will caution that there are a number of other outstanding issues, particularly on the issue of tougher work requirements for social safety net programs. that has been something that both sides have really dug in on. republicans included it in their bill, they are demanding it, they are saying -- that for them. and then you have democrats that are going to need to supply votes to get this thing over the finish line, saying they can't support something that has any form of tougher work requirements. so that's really where the issue lies. there are other...

Untoward happened in 2020. that guy believes the lies, the lies that have created a fake problem, fake solutions, without evidence, and here we are. go figure. we'll call it a not-so-secret special little club with the shared sinister mission, radically altering state election systems in the name of fixing something that doesn't exist. fraud. in such a way that could overturn legitimate results, the kinds that were attested to being legitimate by lifelong republicans, people like brad raffensperger in 2020. these could have different results in 2022, 2024, and beyond. that man was jim marchand...

Taken by government? they can't build one mile of highway and come in on budget. they couldn't build a parking center for the kennedy center to come in budget. all of these things, the big dig, whatever, they're all like 100, 200, a thousand percent overbudget. toby talks about the extra costs. brenda, we haven't seen the tip of the iceberg yet. >> john layfield, what would happen to the economy if we were to get rid of this law? >> look, i think it helps the economy. we look at some people who simply can't afford it so they lower their workers to 29 hours, get below the 30-hour threshold whic...