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florida? sean: i didn t see it but i heard it. i heard it on the radio and commenting how big it was, but i didn t see it. will: my wife called and said if there s an official rankings or record book, this should have an asterisk. he was at a bar and everyone was drinking mimosas and beer. we re bacon and eggs. but it was awesome. it was a huge turnout. steve did a great job obviously. rachel: i m heading to a diner in wisconsin, next week, and i m going to have to put out the word. maybe we should have mimosas. will: you ll be inway, you re going to be in pennsylvania? sean: i m going to be in pennsylvania. let me give you the exact warminster, pennsylvania. will: i can t give you the town as quickly as you did. rachel: there should be pressure to get the same turnout as steve doocy. sean: there s no pressure. never know with diner. sometimes there s five people and sometimes there s 50. he was around the corner from his house. maybe packed with his neighbors. should ....
there can be no doubt there was a coordinated, multi staff effort to overturn the election overseen and directed by donald trump. there could be no chance that he commanded a mob, a mob he knew was heavily armed, violent, and angry, to march on the capitol to try to stop the peaceful transfer of power. this sunday, the clearest picture yet of trump s true print plan on january six. on thursday, it is eight hearing, the second on prime time. then, the january six committee laid out an excruciating detail the 187 minutes between trump leaving the rally at the ellipse after exhorting his followers to march on the capitol, and finally telling the mob to go home. we now know that trump knew within 15 minutes of leaving the stage that the capital was under attack. rather than stay in the oval office or enter the situation room, they then commander in chief hunkered down in his private dining room off the oval, to watch the violence unfold on fox news. he barred the omnipr ....
moment, change has come to america. i will discuss barack obama, the first african american president of the united states lasting influence with valerie chair, ceo of the obama foundation. i am jonathan capehart. this is an extended edition of the saturday show. the israel-hamas war continues to rage on this morning. nearly 10,000 palestinians, including 3900 children, have been killed according to the ministry of health. in gaza. overnight clashes between israeli troops and hamas fighters continued as the israeli military says it has cut off all main roads into gaza city. nbc news has not been able to independently confirm that. this comes after america s top diplomat, secretary of state, anthony blinken, met with arab foreign ministers and jordan overnight. this follows the secretary s latest trip to israel where he called for a humanitarian pause in the conflict in gaza. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu s quickly rejected the notion saying it s a real wou ....
Will: us today op-ed claims herschel walker s senate run is a stain on american democracy. meanwhile the real clear politics average shows the former football star in a dead heat against senator raphael warnock. is this a last ditch effort to tear him down? here to react, fox & friends cohost and host of one nation, brbrian kilmeade. hey, brian, good morning to you. let me share with you and the good people watching today what was written in usaa today. the bad people behaving badly is a brand with conservative and the token black puppet who doesn t know the supreme law of the land bec from bill of rightd has voters thinking he can represent them and represent that state because he can run ....
Independent entity, something lost in the last four years when the former president was doing all sorts of things. so i think president biden is really trying to do that and trying not to sort of, not be seen as pressuring the doj. that being said, white house officials have been very clear, the president s been very clear, they see january 6th as a monumental moment in history. they see it as a stain on american democracy. the threat as an existential threat. the president s been pretty clear about that. i think it s clear while they don t want to pressure the doj, they feel the doj is being urgent enough. you have a democratic base, much like others have said, that are looking at policing reform, voting reform, looking at all these things that president biden wanted to get done, not get done. and seeing these restrictive voting rights bills go up and looking at the doj saying what more can you do as we re seeing ....