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and just like our athletes, they're rising to the challenge. relying on the nation's largest gig-speed network and the world-class secure solutions from comcast business. for today's olympic winter games and every day after, we'll be there, keeping businesses ready for what's next. they said this before, i don't comcast business. powering possibilities.™ fault you for being a little bit skeptical. donald trump is in some serious legal trouble. he is under civil and criminal investigation in new york, with both the attorney general and the district attorney. his long term a town counted has just dropped him, quite notably and -- his statements are not reliable. then, the former president made even worse from self releasing this lengthy and rambling response, claiming his company has among the best real estate and assets anywhere in the world. this morning, his attorneys had to show up in court. try to quash a subpoena from a
syndicated, clay travis. i feel bad for the reporter. she has an earpiece in. probably did think it was let's go brandon. i don't fault her. she's probably shocked this is viral. this is real now. it's "let's go brandon" or it's going to be f joe biden. it's getting louder and happening more frequently. what do you think is happen something. >> first of all, i agree with you about the reporter. thanks for having me on. she didn't know what was being said. she probably had an earpiece in. the big nascar ear muffs on to conduct her interview. it's emblematic of the media covering up for joe biden. that's why people love it so much. san francisco is doing it, it's going viral. we sold thousands of t-shirts
lic license, you will see that coming. >> what do you think of republican governor kay ivey who believes unvaccinated folks are letting us all down? >> governor ivey is someone who is like my own grandmother used to be. she has tough love. my approach tends to be to bring people in by asking them what questions they have and encouraging them and providing them incentive. i don't fault the governor for saying to her people in her state who elected her. we have to step up and do the right thing so we can stay open. >> the former cdc director said we could be at 200,000 cases by september if things don't go well. what do you think the number is? >> i think that is within the realm of possibility. that's why you heard me say this weekend, this pandemic currently based on the projections, is
it. let's get together focus groups or restructure the system. but what is happening now is not working and people are moving because they are not safe. >> bill: what was your interaction with police on that saturday morning? >> with the police it was great. i don't fault the actual officers. they are doing the they can. there are four of them and they wanted all the information they could get from us and get back out there to get this guy. and they did within about two hours. >> bill: was he just on a joy ride on a saturday morning? >> from my understanding, he suffers from a lot of mental health issues and he was having an episode to my knowledge. so he should not have had possession of a firearm. >> bill: our best to you and your husband. i understand he is recovering and it's great news. good luck to you in atlanta.
>> you agree with that mimi? >> sad is the word. i don't fault robert mueller for being robert mueller. that is who he is, to quote matt on twitter the other day, trump is lucky jim comey wasn't the special counsel. it would have been a very, very different experience. robert mueller was and is who he is. but any success for the democrats that i think that came out today was because adam schiff and nadler guided us there. mueller didn't want to and i understand as a prosecutor but it makes me sad. i think we need it as a country. >> mueller's focus on russia's involvement shouldn't be a surprise. even in his nine-minute statement, that was his focus. he was passionate about that and that's where he was today too. in terms of what happens next, yes, a lot of our hot takes are wrong but you know who else is wrong, our lawmakers. oh, i didn't read the book but
him a con man and a racist. >> i don't fault the members for pushing back on what meadows did. >> sure. >> but i think this was less relevant to the hearing and had more do with michael cohen trying to get one last shot in at the president. >> all ryight, friends, thank yu very much. we'll come back to this. we're going to speak to two lawmakers who did question michael cohin colluding rashida tlaib was in the middle of that. and also katy hill who moved the ball forward in terms of the president's involvement in potential criminal activity while he was in office. >> okay. michael cohen also linked president trump to campaign finance crimes. how big of a problem is that? you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills?
distinctly caught up in the identity politics of the democratic party. she wants to claim her piece of the identity pie. right now she checks one box. she's a woman. the democrats like to see you check as many boxes as possible. here's the problem. scott, although it's true, i don't fault her for family lore that she believed in 1986 when she applied to the texas bar. when she made fanfare about she had to hire a genealogist from stanford because the usual commercial test didn't demonstrate enough for her. she had this big fanfare. look, i am related to the first nation. it's not even american indian. >> neil: isn't that she, you know, applied for anything using the native american label is that she said she >> right. >> why? why would you say you didn't? she could have easily said what you said. sorry i thought i was but i
didn't hear a sequence of events, what led to the arrest of eric black? while mr. gonzalez did say there was a discrepancy in the physical description of the composite, a and the man who wa arrested. there are a lot of holes here. >> i don't fault the sheriff to just kind of sticking to giving out basic parcel of information. the public has a right to know. this case has been followed nationally if not internationally. so i think he did the proper thing there. until they iron everything out, they check every detail, they corroborate everything suspect said, i don't think it's appropriate for him to put out things they're not absolutely certain about. number one, the description tip. the description did not match,
say, here's why they're attacking us on television. >> absolutely. and if you think about it, there were some out there saying we're just talking about leadership, not about the people. whether you're an fbi agent or analyst at fbi headquarters, maybe in salt lake doing an investigation or out in the field, you are impacted by this. this impacts everyone, these plit c political attacks. because the fbi is an organization that has to be believed if this corrosive doubt continues to take hold and the american people think the fbi can't be trusted, then i think it's and i'll just say one last thing too. when we look at sean hannity talking about the president. i don't fault a politician saying here's my orbit, and communication is a part of that, i don't fault the politician, i fault those who masquerade as