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only by the barest margin and only by winning the votes in the 11th hour of the most extreme members of his party. one promise he made while campaigning to be speaker according to cnn's "the new york times" is to make thousands of hours of security footage from the january 6th attack public. today here is how house speaker mccarthy justified his decision to release the video. >> because i think sunshine matters. i don't care what side of the issue you're on, that's why i think putting it out all to the american public, you can see the truth. >> so what could be wrong with that? well,...

so i take garlique to help maintain healthy cholesterol safely and naturally. and it's odor free. i'm taking charge of my cholesterol with garlique. >> good evening, we begin tonight keeping them honest with what is one of the most powerful elected officials in the country said today about transparency versus what he's actually doing about it. house speaker kevin mccarthy is the highest ranking republican in congress, and is second in line to the presidency, but became speaker only by the barest margin and only by winning the votes in the 11th hour by the most extreme members of his ...

Thompson that says what you have to show to show reckless disregard is at a minimum, the publisher of the information or the broadcaster of the information actually entertained serious doubts as to the truth of what was being reported. and here it's you have that in droves, at multiple levels. i don't have you the fact checker, you have the anchors, you have rupert murdoch, all agreeing that this was false. and you never see in a libel case, you just virtually never see in a libel case the libel plaintiff moving for summary judgment, which is a judgment without a trial, saying there is really ...

Virtually never, the libel plaintiffs moving for summary judgment, which is a judgment without a trial, saying that there is really no issue going to the jury, it's all one side. because the standard against libel plaintiffs is so high, and here they have made that notion. it's not a bad motion. i think that ultimately, it will be heard before a jury, but if the judge actually granted, and certainly on falsity, because they are not disputing falsity, and the judge actually granted an actual malice, and in the state of mind, the new york times standard. that would not be crazy. it is remarkable...