that's what eric swalwell did. now we are not going to get into the details of the relationship because this is a family show, and honestly it's pretty creepy. but we can tell you that the spy's name was fang fang. she unfortunately is unavailable to join us on the show. amazingly, eric swalwell is still with us. he still around. in fact, he's been elevated to a seat on the house intel committee, the perfect reward for the boyfriend of a chinese spy in the city with collusion with foreign powers. eric swalwell exits his relationship with a chinese spy and he is sent to the intel committee. it does make you wonder. swalwell, you will recall came from nowhere 9 years ago to be one of the most powerful and longest-serving members of congress. took an awful lot of money to do that, but somehow, despite being mediocre and inarticulate and totally unknown and very young, eric swalwell had the money to do that. so where did that money come from? good question. the fbi determined that he had raised most of that money illeg

here you have eric swalwell on some kind of cheetah hunt. it seems so old school for progressive man like eric swalwell. what do you make of it? >> well it is and he's obviously taken off his shirt to intimidate his faithful native bearer and the native bearer is clearly -- a thousand pardons, i bow before your magnificent imperialist nipples! [indiscernible] or are you just pleased to see me? >> tucker: [cackles] >> i'm generally empathetic towards -- if you compare this just simply topless shot to topless shot, eric swalwell to vladimir putin, putin, although he doesn't have as good an animal companion, because eric swalwell is doing a whole midnight at the oasis [indiscernible] to bed bit, but putin on the other hand uses his topless nests as a power move and of course with eric shadegg well, it's just a decadence move. this is just the other side to the story you've been telling for the first 20 minutes of the show, talker, which is that you can't do this, you can't do that, you've got to be doubly vaccinated and even if you're doubly va

at least eric swalwell in that shot was wearing a shirt. we will get to that later. how exactly does the biden administration determine who isn't a white supremacist? is it the same way the fbi determined robert morris had a fully constructed lego capitol set in his living room? joining me now julie clerks senior contributory american greatness and one of the few people in our country who has extensively covered the prosecution of january 6th and of course leg divo gate as well. julie, you have stayed on top of these stories, we can make light of it all we want. but the reality is, it's indicative of a prosecution that is ongoing. what does this in part tell us about what merrick garland and others are doing with this prosecution? >> i mean, pete, you just hit the nail on the head. we can laugh about this because it is so preposterous. you have fbi agents who are seizing and confiscating legos using it as evidence against americans and their prosecution. but the bottom line this is a political persecution against trump supporters this would not be tolerated by any ot

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eric swalwell thank you so much for joining us, i really appreciate it. i want to get your reaction to the fbi's release of new video today which always shows us a new perspective on just how violent this was, and shows us that they are still going after suspects who they have not identified asking the public's help. >> lawrence, it shows that this indeed was the largest crime committed in the united states, when it's all said and done, there will never have been more criminal indictments from a single incident. this proves this idea that this was just a day in the park, or tourist incident. donald trump incited and inflamed and invited this mob here. i'm convinced that if donald trump did not do that, these folks, otherwise, would have never come. but for donald trump, january six does not happen. second, lawrence, and this is important for your viewers, we can all play a rule by going through the fbi twitter and facebook accounts and re-posting and retweeting these videos and play our own civic duty and making sure that those who participated that day a

more hot water for congressman eric swalwell, we are not an election year by campaign records show he spent more than half a h million dollars in the tesecond quarter he spent a lotf money on alcohol, limos and out the hotels where his will wife once worked. swalwell is in trouble, he's already under the microscope for his relationship with another legend female chinese by, the texas land commissioner george p us tonight and he'll give us his take on a state agency suing the biden administration over the border crisis, we will talk to him about harrowing stories from people at the border, farmers and ranchers and people in the community suffering major damages from illegal immigrants crossing over the property, they want the government to pay up, thank you for joining us i'm elizabeth macdonald and "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show, you you watching the foxig business network we begin with republicans blocking the senate from debate on a bipartisan infrastructure bill they did not get the 50 votes to overcome ass filibuster there arguing democrat

eric swalwell had sex with a chinese spy, that is not speculation, that is known. apparently the u.s. intel agencies know it. they have a classified report on him, where does this leave us? >> last night, matt boyle our political editor for breitbart news broke what are pretty explosive details about not just his sex life but the way our house intelligence committee is compromised. we knew she was infiltrating operations within the united states, various offices and having relationships with up-and-coming politicians before she abruptly left the country a few years ago and we knew she had an intimate relationship with him, now apparently we do. as of now, swallwell hasn't denied this is deep penetration by the chinese government. >> we directly asked him to come on and comment on this, it sets up a very uncomfortable and bad dynamic, if i'm your boss but you have information on my weird proclivities, i'm not really your boss anymore, you have power over me and that's what it looks like here -- the intel world knows the details of his sexual relationship with a chin

more hot water for embattled california congressman eric swalwell. we're not in an election year but campaign records show he spent more than half a million bucks in the second quarter. spent money on alcohol, limos, at the hotel where his wife once worked. also swanky dinners. swalwell is in trouble. he already is under the microscope for his relationship with an alleged chinese female spy. texas land commissioner george p. bush will join us tonight. he will give us his take on his state agency suing the biden administration over the border crisis. we'll talk to him about harrowing stories for people at the border. farmers, ranchers, people in the community suffering major damage from illegal immigrants crossing into their property. they want the government to pay up. thanks for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: okay. welcome to the show. you're watching the fox business network. we begin tonight with republicans blocking the senate from starting debate on a bipartisan infrastructure bill. they

eric swalwell. he is like the result onewi woud get if you did a hybrid cloning of dr. detroit and steve martin's character. this is what would come out. thank you, leo. and this is someone who allowed himself to be compromised by a chinese spy whose nickname is literally fang fang. and during pillow talk if the person next to us as, by the way, call me fang fang, it's time to go back to tinder and find another girlfriend. that's probably a situation you don't want to be in. but what does house speaker nancy pelosi do? she rewards him by praising this no-name california congressman, only has access to the most classified info. exceeds me. so now, thousands of dollars of campaign funds on limos and booze deliveries and high-end restaurants, which when i last checked had nothing to do with actual campaigning. of course that's not going to happen because the media isn't covering the story. they are g providing cover. you look at the home page of "the new york times," "washington post," cbs. cnn. they haven't touched the story. it's "silence of the lambs." because why would

and in his response to eric swalwell well, i may be able to put a full screen up that shows this. i can tell you he says, well, the context isn't important because the words of the sentence or the paragraph actually began as such. and in context when i talked about kicking ass, i was speaking about 2022 and 2024. your thoughts? >> oh, lord, michael and thank you so much for putting that up on the screen. in congressman swalwell's suit, which i have right here, the context is where we says we're not going to let socialists rip out the heart of our country. he's not talking about 2022. he's talking about trying to subvert the 2020 election. it's non-sense to say he used the aside as such, therefore i could not have been talking about 2020. they're being cute. and again, he didn't even want to accept service of the lawsuit. if you remember there was a bunch of stories a month ago that eric swalwell couldn't even find mo brooks. this whole idea first they didn't want to accept it but now i've accepted the suit but i was acting in my official capacity, they're just trying to avoid gett

in the house, eric swalwell, a member of congress in the bay area, we know has had sacks with a chinese spy and yet he remains on the intel committee. does that shake your faith a little bit? it turns out to new reporting of breitbart news that it is a classified report the biden administration won't reveal it. and that's not just speculation that is known and apparently the u.s. intel agencies know it. now he is supposed to oversee them but they have a classified report on him. >> last night, matt boyle, our washington editor for breitbart news broke what are pretty explosive details about not just the sex life but how are house intelligence committee was compromised. operations were made in the united states with operations in various relationships with opposition, and we don't know the extent to which it was intimate. now we apparently do, and this report as of now compass while well hasn't denied. this is deep penetration inside of this while well operation by the chinese government. >> we directly asked congressman swalwell to come on and comment on this. it sets up a very uncomfor

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in this case, eric swalwell made a motion for default. he said brooks hasn't responded, i should win by default. on friday, brooks responded. all the judge has said just now is that well, brooks has responded. this is not a default. this is not a forfeit. and now the case will move forward on the merits. >> as we just heard, there are worries about more capitol threats. in your experience as a prosecutor, i wonder do you think the punishment for some rioters will be a deterrent for future violence? >> so it ought to be. punishments really do matter. punishments really do impact people. we're all human and react to ince incentives. one of the legal proper purposes of sentencing is what we call deterrents. judges have a job to make sure they're deterring basically scaring that defendant and others who may be considering committing crimes in the future. prosecutors need to be really careful but aggressive in the way they charge these cases. and judges need to understand that a lot of people are watching what's happening in the sentenci sente

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eric swalwell tells us what he expects. that's next. >>> so we are hours away from the first hearing of the january 6th select committee. officers who testify under oath for the first time and sources tell cnn there will be never before seen video from the deadly riot. joining me eric swalwell of california. representative, thank you very much. as a matter of fact, i went long we are that couple. i thank you for your patience -- >> that was an important segment, don. >> appreciate your patience. you were an impeachment manager for trump's second impeachment, the charge against him was inciting an insurrection and tomorrow, the select committee is going to hear four officers on the front lines during the attack. what do you expect to see, congressman, and hear? >> tomorrow starts with four police officers who were on the front line, don, fighting in hand to hand combat to defend the count that was taking place in the lives that were inside. essentially, it's to make sure animating through the officers that january 6th is a d

joining me now are congressman eric swalwell of california. and the author of "end game, inside the impeachments of donald trump" and joyce vance from the district of alabama and a professor of the alabama university school of law. she is a msnbc contributor. congressman swalwell, i have to start with you. it's hard to believe the second impeachment, in which you were impeachment manager, it was still this year, a few months ago. is there anything, nine pages of notes we have seen, do they fit with what you possibly saw as an impeachment manager a few months ago? >> part of me wishes that we could impeach him again and make sure he can never, ever run for office because he is seeking to do that, and he has all the elements in place to try to overturn an election again if he tries to run for office. so good evening, jonathan. good evening, joyce. this is what we saw. we saw someone who had such disdain for the rule of law, contempt for democracy. we're not going to impeach him again, of course, but we should bring the witnesses in, and understa

. >>> congress mann eric swalwell behind the lawsuit is my guest and defunding the police after george floyd's death. the city of minneapolis is in the middle of that. tonight he's "outfront". >>> new tonight, public schools in pbroward county florida tryig to institute a mask mandate a day after desantis blasted federal masking guidance as anti science. le let's be clear here that kids aren't vaccinated amid an explosion of coronavirus cases in florida, which is leading the entire united states in new infections over the past week. rosa flores is "outfront". >> i come here and ask you for the healing for my baby. >> reporter: agnas has not left her 15-year-old daughter eastside since she was placed on a ventilator ten days ago. >> she's in an induced co-ma an medically paralyzed. >> reporter: her daughter was not vaccinated but she was vaccinated. they both got covid around the same time. >> the hardest time for me is seeing how she suffered. >> if you are vaccinated, you could potentially give disease to someone else. >> reporter: in florida that makes up 20% of the nation's covid ca

. >> joining us now is democratic congressman eric swalwell of california. he served as house impeachment manager of the second impeachment trial of donald trump. he also wrote "endgame: the impeachments of donald j. trump." . you and i had these discussions in realtime when it was happening back then and said it was political fraud to impeach donald trump, especially when there was not much chance he would be convicted, anyway. you as members of congress do what you are called upon to do and what the constitution dictates that you do or you don't. but it shouldn't be about whether it's politically fraught or politically advantageous. >> thank you, ali, and it was effective, right? we did not obtain a conviction in the senate, but by holding him accountable in the first impeachment, we were able to shine a light on this effort by having ukraine put dirt on joe biden, and we stopped it. ukraine was not ultimately able to run the campaign that donald trump was inviting them to run. so shining a light, although it did not remove donald trump, it prevented ukrai

joining us now are democratic congressman eric swalwell of california, he served as the house impeachment manager in the second impeachment trial of president donald trump and is the author of endgame, inside the impeachment of donald trump, and joyce vance former u.s. attorney for the northern district of alabama and a professor at the university of alabama school of law, she is an msnbc legal contributor and thank you both for being with me. congressman swalwell, i need to start with you, it's hard to believe that the second impeachment of which you were an impeachment manager was just, it was still this year, just a few months ago, is there anything, do the notes, nine pages of notes that we've seen, do they fit with what you possibly saw as an impeachment manager a few months ago? >> part of me which is that we could to impeach him again and make sure that he could never run for office, because he's seeking to do that and he has all of the elements in place to try and overturn an election again if he tries to run for office, so good evening, jonathan, good evening, joyce. this is what

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congressman eric swalwell a democrat from california would says some republicans are trying to erase the heroism of the police officers who defended the capitol on january 6th. he joins me now. i wonder what your response is or your reaction to sort of watching the, you know, the scorn being heaped on these 4 individuals who came before the committee yesterday. >> it's hard to watch, chris. i am someone who is alive and was a part of a process that counted votes to ensure the next president's victory could be certified because of those officers. i'm also someone whose two brothers work every day to defend and protect the community where i grew up. so i know the pain that this causes officers, it retraumatize ds them. we are not asking tucker carlson to put on the body armor and go and in hand-to-hand combat with the insurrections as mike fanone and daniel hodges and harry dunn and gemmel did that day. we are asking them to acknowledge what they did and recognize the truth of what happened that day of our country. sadly, it's on life support today. >> the decency question, i guess i t

joining me now is the attorney for congressman eric swalwell. great to see you again, as we monitor the progress. >> thanks for having me back. >> your argument is that mo brooks was acting in his personal capacity. his response to the court he's arguing that it was in more of his professional capacity, which is an important thing to note because he does have protections if he can convince the court that he was acting as a member of congress. you know, how concerned are you about this argument? >> look, it's not a crazy principle that he's raising. as you said, members of congress have cover for things within the scope of their employment, giving speeches, doing things for constituents and that's fine. that's good. we want elected officials working. the key, though, is what is within the scope of employment, and clearly not everything a member of congress or any employee does is within the scope of employment. that's why there's a test to figure out if, in fact, it was. that's the point we think brooks misses or ignores which is what happened on

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congressman brooks is being sued by congressman eric swalwell, who has accused brooks of inciting violence at the capitol that day by urging the protesters to, quote, start taking down names and kicking ass, which they certainly did try to do. congressman brooks sought to dismiss the case against him, arguing he is immune from liability under a law known as the westfall act, which protects federal officials acting within the scope of their employment. this week, the department of justice rejected that notion that congressman brooks was acting in his official capacity and refused to defend him in court, saying, the record indicates that brooks' appearance at the january 6 rally was campaign activity and it is no part of the business of the united states to pick sides among candidates in federal elections. in addition, the complaint alleges that brooks engaged in conduct that, if proven, would plainly fall outside the scope of employment for an officer or employee of the united states -- conspiring to prevent the lawful certification of the 2020 election and to injure members of congress and

there's few people in politics easier to hate than eric swalwell. he's the left duncan hunter except he doesn't have the redeeming quality of serving in the military. this is a frat boy who made it into politics, that's okay, i don't hold that against him. but at some point you have to actually be a politician, not just an idiot. maybe not, i don't know. there's a bunch of them >> greg: i think idiot is part of the criteria. tyrus, what do you make of this guy. >> hold on let me get my swalwell >> greg: oh, yeah, the look. >> thank you for asking, greg. i didn't think i was going to win, so we just partied like a rock star. i have to be honest, i probably would do the same thing. i can't be trust wind campaign funds because i would be like, yo, let's go buy a pavement you know how many voters vote for guys like both? i would convince my team i need a boat and jet skis. at least own it, $10,000 on limousines >> greg: he does strike me as a phoney and not a bright one. >> and how dare you say frat. he wasn't in no frat. >> it's the military in me. >>

joining me now is congressman eric swalwell of california, who was an impeachment manager earlier this year and is a member of the house intelligence committee. congressman swalwell, great to see you again. thanks for coming to "the reidout." >> of course. thank you, jonathan. >> before we begin our discussion, i want to remind the american people of what kevin mccarthy had to say in the days after the insurrection. have a listen. >> the president bears responsibility for wednesday's attack on congress by mob rioters. he should have immediately denounced the mob when he saw what was unfolding. these facts require immediate action by president trump. except to share responsibility. >> congressman swalwell, what happened to that guy? >> he is treading water in donald trump's ocean and purely, purely interested in himself, not the sake of the country. you know, jonathan, democracy nearly died on january 6. this has to be a serious investigation. kevin mccarthy has shown he's not serious about january 6. that's why he would put the guys holding the gas cans in charge of an arson investigat

joining me now is congressman eric swalwell of california, author of "end game, inside the impeachments of donald trump" and miles taylor, former department of homeland security chief of staff and co-founder of the new america movement. i will begin with you, congressman swalwell. as a member of congress, i don't think we can be reminded enough of how dangerous and how precipitous our potential loss of this country was back in january. with these new quotes coming out of this book, does this make you look any differently to that time? are you even more frightened thinking about how close we were? or is this just par for the course and you realize now, hey, look, i knew this was that dangerous six months ago. i'm glad the rest of the public is picking it up? >> jason, i would not say how close it had come, we actually crossed that rubicon for the first time ever in our country's history and we did not have a peaceful transition of power. i don't say these people who spoke up were heroes. your other guest, miles taylor, spoke up when it was a great political risk to do so. people like ale

eric swalwell telling me how it is one piece of a bigger picture. >> we are just as vulnerable today, alex, as we were on january 6th. my fear is that there will be more loss of life as long as the following ingredients still exist. you have donald trump and kevin mccarthy advancing the big lie. you have a country where we have unrestricted weaponry, and you have law enforcement that doesn't have the resources yet to attack white supremacist groups in this country. so if those ingredients still exist, that's a recipe for a disaster. >> new reporting today deals yet another blow to donald trump's baseless claims of a stolen election. an investigation by the associated press found fewer than 200 cases of potential voter fraud out of more than 3 million ballots cast in arizona, and so far only four cases have led to charges. no one has been convicted. no person's vote was counted twice. >>> but is the battle over voting rights intensifying across the country, new polling shows democratics' efforts to expand voting access is more popular than the type of restrictions pushed by republicans

congressman eric swalwell, democrat from california which i guess makes you a homie of mine. thank you so much. it's good to see you. we'll see you again. >>> let's go now to new numbers today in the coronavirus pandemic. the average of new cases this week is up almost 70%, as the delta variant spreads at an alarming rate, covid hospitalizations and death rates are also up. today cases are on the rise in almost every state. health officials warning unvaccinated areas are driving these increases. the head of the cdc calling this a pandemic of the unvaccinated. in los angeles county, an indoor mask mandate returns tonight as health officials are struggling with an alarming rise in covid cases there. let's go to nbc's gad vin nay gas. let's talk about what people can expect when they're in public places, right? indoors it's masks on. >> reporter: alex, that's correct. it's going to be just like it was before june 15th when masks were required in all indoors settings. it's going to be for the vaccinated and unvaccinated here in los angeles. and you mentioned these numbers, you kn

congressman eric swalwell who has become an advocate for those officers will join us with his reaction. >>> plus powerful words from officer harry dunn as we've been discussing, not only having to physically fight off the mob but also having to confront racist attacks from donald trump supporters. >>> later in the show, the cdc today revising guidelines on masks. another twist for americans trying to fight off the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. all those stories and more when "deadline white house" continues after a quick break. don't go anywhere. nywhere. i'm so glad you're ok, sgt. houston. this is sam with usaa. do you see the tow truck? yes, thank you, that was fast. sgt. houston never expected this to happen. or that her grandpa's dog tags would be left behind. but that one call got her a tow and rental... ...paid her claim... ...and we even pulled a few strings. making it easy to make things right: that's what we're made for. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. get a quote today. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. verizon launched the first 5g network and now we wan

shady -- swalwell. meet congressman eric swalwell. the guy on the house intel committee that got worked by a chain seals spy and worked with a group that denaits to terrorists. instead of writing legislation he's swallowing expensive cianti. politicians wants the finer things in life but never on their own dime. swalwell prides himself on coming from the humblest of parents. his dad was a police chief, and his mom was an administrative assistant. but he group in dublin, california. which was ranked the best place to live in 1994 by money mag. he thinks you should get free stuff. but he's the one getting fry stuff. he likes to live high on the hog. thousands of dollars spent on fine limos and luxury hotels. not a single dollar came from his pocket. it all came from donors and corporate lobbyists. and he goes on tv and screams big money needs to get out of politics. >> we need a voting rights act that would get rid of dirty money and dirty maps. it's gerrymandered. just because donald trump is gone, it doesn't mean corruption within rac

shady -- swalwell. meet congressman eric swalwell. the guy on the house intel committee that got worked by a chain seals spy and worked with a group that denaits to terrorists. instead of writing legislation he's

swalwell a new secret agent to have with and he needs one. but in this case on a day of this announcement, they just laughed. they knew that money was not going to buy more drones, that money was new platoons of equity and inclusion consultancy, hr administrators. american spies would look different and that is essential if you want to -- we are not sure why. what do the race and gender of intelligence agency employees have to do with keeping america safe? they never told us. instead, they repeated something we had heard once or twice before, diversity is our strength. >> knowing our diversity is our strength and our unity is our power. i say to them our diversity is our strength. >> our diversity, her patchwork heritage is our weakness, it still and always will be one of our greatest strengths. >> our diversity is one of our greatest strengths. >> i think this is an opportunity to establish by that measure we are now officially much stronger. the office of the director of national intelligence has released this proof of it all the annual dem

shady -- swalwell. meet congressman eric swalwell. the guy on the house intel committee that got worked by a chain seals spy and worked with a group that denaits to terrorists. instead of writing legislation

the 4-year witch hunt they showcase their own slimeballs like eric swalwell, please. the efforts to undermine border security by allowing 1 million migrants into the country during a pandemic? they are supposed to be all for "law & order"? in the grand conspiracy claims. my personal favorite was this alleged plot to kidnap gretchen whitmer? more on that in a moment. he bragged about the determination to reach out to both sides to get back to normal. but that rhetoric has no connection to the reality on the ground in washington. here in the nation's capital, the democratic party has no interest in bipartisanship. they are following nancy pelosi in her efforts to poison the well. she is accused republicans of fascism. by standing up to pelosi and her efforts, house republicans come up with the usual exception of liz cheney, it struck a blow for common sense and showed that commission for the kangaroo court it undoubtedly will be. republicans will keep showing that democrats have a radical agenda to change this country forever and we have to mobilize for new elections th

this is why we book two, for you to make excuses for eric swalwell. [laughter] [laughter] >> i'm glad we got to the chase and i got to the second segment that's not a pile of poo i plot you for that. what i would say is the hierarchy of the story obviously leaf art is number one. he has denied that. and then the chinese spy number two. and then what seems like basic abuse number three. i think we can all be auteur enough to admit that people both sides of the aisle who get elected to office take advantage of campaign funds. they do shady things. i'm sure there be a call for an ethics investigation for it i welcome that as a congressman. we were there as a public servant. you have a pretty high standard binational stanczyk leasing should not be happening. certainly do not spend your campaign money and then check into the ritz carlson. dagen: jessica went through the chinese spy in the general appalling behavior, right there. [laughter] look this is just reason number 1,735,000 that they do not trust politicians. it's another symbol of a bad guy doing b

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swalwell, a frequent guest on your program and this channel sued representative moe brooks saying brooks, you basically conspired to ferment the january 6th insurrection and get this, lawrence, brooke's defense was no, what i did was in the scope of my employment as a member of congress and the department today said is poppycock. fermenting a coup turns out not to be in the job description of a member of congress and organizing an attack on your employer is not within the scope of employment. so what this means is that while brooks can still try and argue this west fall act stuff, the justice department is coming against him and he's likely to lose it. now donald trump is also a defendant in this lawsuit and he's also invoked the act and the justice department today didn't say anything about that. i suspect they will in the days to come. there is some language in the opinion today, in the decision today, the brief that they filed that suggest they don't believe donald trump has any west fall act immunity but that will be the subject of a separate filing later on. these two decisions toda

eric swalwell, san francisco. cori bush, st. louis. sheila jackson lee, houston. this happened to be the major distribution hubs for fentanyl and they are against those tough sentences. have i mentioned how much i dislike lawyers? [laughter] i like you, geraldo, i'll make an exception. the democratic party now doesn't want to reduce crime, they want to reduce prison population. they believe the fact that people are incarcerated, a lot of african-americans there, is because we have a white supremacist system, and they are the victims of white supremacy, so even if they have to reduce sentences, if that comes with an uptick in crime, they don't care. >> katie: so, greg, you have the opposite take. you believe in legalization, and fomenting more sentencing only exacerbates the problem? >> greg: first of all, in terms of crack, two at geraldo was talking about, the people who wanted those harsh penalties for the black communities because that's what was really killing them. but nobody actually goes to buy fentanyl. it isn't a drug that people go look for. it's the che

the alabama republican has been sued by eric swalwell for fermenting that attack. but doj told the court that it cannot defend political campaign activity. >>> and california's power grid operator says energy supplies are tight. and they are calling for voluntary conservation from 4:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. to avoid rolling outages. >>> at least two people are dead and four are injured after an acid leak at a texas chemical plant, the leak at the facility involved a chemical acid used in food grade vinegar. officials say the leak was isolated and no impact to the community. >>> a fake uber driver sentenced to life in prison for the kidnapping and murder of samantha josephson in 2019. he says that he is innocent. the death spurred new criminal penalties for predators who impersonate rideshare drivers. >>> and the georgia man accused of killing and shooting eight people pleading sfguilty to fou of the killings. he still faces charges in fulton county where they could pursue the death penalty. >>> and head of track and field calls for a review of marijuana as a doping sub

swalwell forced to run for his life after a violent mob and colleague stirred up the rally crowd. whether it's refusing to now be a road block to a select committee's proof or the ways and means committee's attempts to view a presidential tax return, in the end, the goal is to provide the transparency that a co-equal branch of government needs to serve as the effective check and balance that democracy requires. now, we will one day and perhaps soon be able to answer the question on all of our minds as we watched what officer daniel hodges described as domestic terrorism unfold. how could this have possibly have happened in america? >> it's my perpetual confusion. i saw the thin blue line flag, symbol of support for law enforcement more than once being carried by the terrorist as they ignored our commands and continued to assault us. the sting of cs gas and oc spray, which is mace hung in the air as the terrorists threw our own cs gast cans back at us. i learned at least one of them was spraying us in the face with wasp spray. >> how could this have happened in america? i just hope