>> i'm embarrassed by what you're doing. >> laura: harmeet, joe biden that talked about punching said he's embarrassed for lindsey graham. >> lindsey graham will stand up to the president when he feels appropriate. you can see the soap opera playing out to know that there's something fishy about that guy getting $80,000 a month for anything. you know, biden is -- i don't think he's thinking clearly about how this looks from afar. that brings me back to the senate. these senators have a conflict of interest, a lot of the democratic senators will be grandstanding for the cameras and having nothing to do if this is -- >> laura: hold on, harmeet. this is an important point. isn't it true that the senators can not speak at the trial? they don't speak. they sit there like potted plants. >> in the trial. not outside. >> laura: yeah, yeah. >> it's all going to be mugging for the cameras -- you're right. >> laura: but robert, during the proceeding they don't say anything. >> largely this is a deliberative proceeding to arrive at a verdict about whether or not to remove the president from offic

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i appreciate you doing your job here tonight, harmeet. you're welcome back on the show. asha, thank you for delaying the vacation and coming on the show. enjoy yourself and be well. >> thank you chris. >> thank you both. have a good weekend. we heard from a top democrat in congress. ahead, got to get the other side. a gop congressman in lock step with the president. what do he make of colleagues working with the white house? is he all right with that? what does he make of these latest developments? you're going to hear it next. the in-laws have moved in with us. and our adult children are here. so we save by using tide. which means we use less. three generations of clothes cleaned in one wash. anybody seen my pants? #1 stain and odor fighter, #1 trusted. it's got to be tide. oh! you got a fast one there just can't get him to slow down this class will help with that we get it... you got it! we're petsmart! they can save you these. in fact, if you had a dollar for every time they said it, you'd have a lot of dollars. which makes it hard to believe, especially coming from a

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tammy bruce and harmeet dhillon are here to expose that hypocrisy. plus, this is going to be your favorite segment. maybe. tonya ryman reveals why body language at the impeachment hearing was one of the real stories and friday folly's, raymond arroyo attacks colin kaepernick's potential return to the nfl and a lot more. that is coming up on a special "friday folly," but first, shifting goalposts collapsed. that's the focus of tonight's angle. what happens when you convene an impeachment hearing and no one cares? from the outset we told you that the schiff show trial is an exercise in goalposts shifting. now we can tell you that it's not shifting public opinion. in fact, it's so bad the democrats are asking the public for help. the shift from quid pro quo to robbery came after the dnc conducted focus groups and kept house battle groups in recent weeks texting impeachment and they found that bribery was the most damning. we also know that wall street isn't taking any of this seriously. the dow hit 28,000 today, another record. aware that witness is fro

harmeet, how did it get this bad at this point in san francisco? >> laura, one of the technical reasons is rank choice voting which is coming to liberal jurisdictions near you. this guy only got 35% of the votes in the first go-around in this open race but because the other ones who are more conservative votes people picked him as their second and third choice he defeated the machine candidate, the candidate dersed by kamala harris, dianne feinstein and every luminary in the mainstream democratic party so imagine if you had ocasio-cortes but intelligent with a law degree, two oxford degrees, two federal clerkships and very policy ideas with the ability to implement them. that's what we have in san francisco and it's scary. >> laura: bernie sanders is tweeting out about him saying i'm not going to do the voice but i could. now is the moment to fundamentally transform our racist, broken criminal justice system by ending mass incarceration, failed war on drugs. congratulations, chesa boudin. when he says the criminalization of poverty, that means anyo

me from the aggressive progressive podcast krypton and the republican national lawyers association harmeet dhillon. the washington examiner, dozens of moderate democrats face pressure. modern democrats must show trump's popularity has not declined since the impeachment which began in the house. a vote for impeachment, house democrats voting against the president who is popular with their constituents. do you think they are feeling pressure in pro-trump districts? >> i think there's always pressure in politics otherwise what is the.anybody can do it? polls don't move quickly in the country these days. people i dug in on their positions. if you like trump your against impeachment. you don't like trump your for impeachment. things can change in areas news changes in areas we saw with richard nixon when the bottom fell out for him it fell out all at once and it is very possible that might happen to donald trump. >> if we learn - people don't seem -- if anything polls show since the hearings of started people have a lesser taste for impeachment and removal. >> people get their news from sources

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. >> shannon: let's bring in harmeet dhillon and jessica tarlov. great to have both of you with us tonight. the second federal judge in the hill is striking down and said this is the second time in as many days that they have ruled against the policy and provides an extra layer of protection against appeals by the administration. what do you make of that? obviously the courts up above are looking at any conflict below and so far both of these rulings are against the policy. >> right. there's been a slew of lawsuits filed in jurisdictions about the same policy and that's no surprise that the left leftists have taken to a number of the president's rulings but this is an issue that the supreme court has ruled on a number of times and it really goes to fundamental first amendment rights of the workers, of the health care workers. there needs to be a a balance there and the ruling so far have focused only on the premise that this ruling puts undue pressure on institutions that are receiving federal funding. it doesn't give any consideration to the right

. >> but harmeet's point is we're not in the trial phase. this is the investigatory phase, when they open it to hearings and we get to hear and see these things for ourselves -- >> but the premise of her defense is wrong. >> which i'm fine with. >> there's no defense yet. there's a process we aren't there yet. >> i'm fine with that. i don't think the members of congress should be walking over to the white house. they have their own job to do. you're welcome back to the show. asha, thank you for delaying the vacation and coming on the show. enjoy yourself and be well. >> thank you both, have a good weekend. we heard from a top democrat in congress. ahead, get the other side. a gop congressman in lock step with the president. what do he make of colleagues working with the white house? is he all right with that? what does he make of these latest veflts in you're going to hear it next. ah, honey! isn't that the dog's towel? hey, me towel su towel. there's more gain scent plus oxi boost and febreze odor remover in every fling. gain. seriously goo

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shannon: let's bring in jessica tarlaw and harmeet dhillon. the second federal judge striking down the conscious protection saying the latest ruling marked the second time in as many days that a judge has ruled against the administration's policy providing a next layer of protection against appeal by the trump administration. obviously the courts up above are always looking at whether there's a conflict below. both of these rulings are against the policy. >> there's been a slew of lawsuits filed by different liberal jurisdictions against the policy so that is no surprise, the same strategy taken to a number of the president's rulings but this is an issue the supreme court has ruled on a number of times the ghost first amendment rights of the workers, the healthcare workers. there needs to be a balance. the rulings have focused only on the premise that this ruling puts undue pressure, quote, on institutions receiving federal funding but gives no consideration to the right of a doctor, a nurse to refuse to perform something deeply reprehensible

. >> shannon: harmeet dhillon from the professional lawyers association. welcome to you both. >> great to be here, shannon. >> shannon: let's talk about the fact that we have another entrant into the field tonight is a president happily is sending off all of these numbe numbers. president barack obama as we know has not endorsed anyone. >> of the president i were friends for, i don't know, 15 years before i was president. the way i described it to him, if running for president as a hail mary for any circumstances, this is a hail mary from like to circumstances over. >> shannon: what does this do for biden? >> right. well i think it's pretty much shaving biden in the back and throwing him on the side and a lot of the comments that were made today, the fact that bloomberg got in on the race is the fact that democratic establishments and serious concerns about the quality of the field and their ability to meet the president. none of the left wing credentials that the aoc, they are really the ones driving the party left. everybody has seen those debate stages