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A new book out today, "the rise and fall of osama bin laden, the biography." i've been reading it, it is a great book. peter, good to have you on this morning. it is interesting, you're book, just the opening passages are so powerful because it described a sort of shrunken bin laden leading up to when he was killed in 2011, searching for his relevance. i wonder how he would see what we're seeing right now as the u.s. withdraws and you see the taliban advancing and now reports of al qaeda members on the front line again. has the u.s. withdrawal, could it lead to a comeback of al qaeda there. >>...

Wrong and overreaching and 15 is seen as a stretch, that may change things. number three on page 14, i can tell you what we're talking about today, tonight and tomorrow. room reference to co-conspirator number one. who is unindicted co-conspirator one? many people would like to know. this is brand new breaking news. reading it for the first time on air. we'll be digging into that. finally, as i know we have to hand off the hour, i'll say the account here in the indictment argue this is is more than just compensation. this was an off the book scheme p there were ingredients and pieces of eviden...

Thea then ta the authenticity and solidity of the impeachment, they just think it's wrong. >> what's the danger? >> we talk about the weaponization of the republic. in the last 45 we've now had three. is impeachment becoming weaponized? is it simply we have better tools of investigative reporting? why have we had three impeachments for the last 45 years? and if donald trump's answer is because it's no longer a constitutional tool, it's a political weapon we don't need to worry about, he's tearing at the fabric of article i, and my fear is that republican members of congress are going along wit...

Know it's not as good as texas where things are going a lot faster because you live in ohio. and if you are' n not losing jo and your wage isn't going down, that doesn't necessarily strike you as a negative. >> yeah, and if the unemployment rate is -- is 4.1 or 4.2% and you remember when the unemployment rate was 10% or higher, then, hey, this may not seem that bad. >> ben, thank you for your reporting. it's very detailed. enjoyed reading it. ben castleman is economics and business writer for "the new york times." coming up next, the hallmark channel reverses course after facing an onslaught o...

>> she's reading the teleprompter! >> tucker: you're not allowed to read the teleprompter. >> yes, i am. >> i win by default! >> tucker: wait a second. i'm going back to something i said earlier, which is that when you have cable news anchors on your show, things tend to fall apart. let me just check with the judges really quick. the judges say the host of the program is allowed to add lid on his own scripts. i think.s >> she's reading it! >> tucker: what is the answer? >> it is squirrels. >> tucker: you know it, but you answered it. why would it not be rats? is it squirrels? >> new york city ...