tonight -- adam scott the cast of "impractical jokers," james murray, brian quinn, and sal vulcano. an all-new "closer look. featuring the 8g band with ralph alexander. and now seth meyers. [ cheers and applause >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're doing well tonight. and now we are going to get to the news when asked during an interview last week about the national mood, president biden said, "people are really, really down," even though he did everything he could to make us smile [ laughter ] after falling off his bike over the weekend, president biden did a brief dance after leaving church to show reporters he was feeling fine though, just for the record, we stopped associating dancing with good health some time ago. [ laughter ] members of the house committee investigating the capitol attack are reportedly considering issuing a subpoena to former vice president mike pence. good luck. if those lips were any tighter, they'd seal over [ laughter ] sunday was father's day, and what's nicer after "i love you" than "thanks?" [ laughter ] and ex-a

here's adam scott in "severance." take a look. >> clearly he was trying to tell you something >> um, no. >> go lick a boot, mark. you're more loyal to this place than to your friend. >> i'm loyal to how it felt around here before you showed up >> you mean when petey was here >> yeah, because there was balance. we could have fun and work without the whole [ bleep ] department imploding >> work is [ bleep ] >> the work is mysterious and important. and we deal with the uncertainty it brings us in the way that kier would have wanted together as a family. >> i could not with a razor to my throat be less interested in being your family. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: yo, come on! adam scott, everybody. "severance" is streaming now on apple tv plus. carrie underwood performs after the break. stick around, everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪♪ in the future we'll travel to incredible places with the help of magical technology. but what about today? i want my magical future now. ♪♪ i have places to go. ♪♪ rocks

so you are -- you are married to a billionaire, adam scott. >> yes, adam scott was my husband, who's a very powerful businessman. one of the richest men in the world, and then we get divorced and i end up with $87 billion. this is not real life, guys. this is the show don't get confused [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. and -- and then, you know, she's been with him her whole life, like, since her 20s, helped him build the company. so now she's trying to find meaning in her life with $87 billion. >> seth: there -- you shoot in a mansion. >> oh, yeah. >> seth: this is -- >> we shot at the one. there's a -- have you ever been in a house that has a name >> seth: no. >> this house was called "the one. >> seth: wow >> and it was -- i think it was listed for $500 million, and it was pretty insane. >> seth: yeah. >> like -- >> seth: for $500 million, it would have been really funny if you were like, "and it's like, eh." [ laughter ] >> "i mean, i've seen better." [ laughter ] it was -- like, the first day, we shot in the -- at the indoor pool and i was like -- >> seth: "this is pretty cool. there

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[ cheers and applause ♪ >> seth: i want to thank my guests, adam scott, the cast of "impractical jokers," james murray, brian quinn, and sal vulcano. i want to thank ralph alexander and the 8g band. stay safe. get vaccinated get boosted. we love you, everybody [ cheers and applause ♪ , think it was hot today, is wait for tomorrow. microclimate weather alert tonight tracking how to bidders will climb, in your neighborhood. >>> and knocked to the ground during a brazen robbery, disturbing new video of a troubling attack in east bay mall, and why some were wondering if this is another case of anti-asian hate crimes. >>> also, the way to go home, shot for babies, toddlers have begun. >>> it is going to be a huge literal life change for him to have this. >>> what you need to know if you are planning to make an appointment for your child. less -- >>> it was quite a party, tens of thousands of people in san francisco celebrate the warriors championship win. we have all the must-see moments. >>> we begin today with breaking news. a close call for one fremont neighborhood. this is a time light

tonight -- adam scott the cast of "impractical jokers," james murray, brian quinn, and sal vulcano. an all-new "closer look. featuring the 8g band with ralph alexander. and now seth meyers. [ cheers and applause >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're doing well tonight. and now we are going to get to the news when asked during an interview last week about the national mood, president biden said, "people are really, really down,"

john jay college of criminal justice assistant professor of public policy adam scott want looked at the d a says recently released emoji drug code decoded chart. and found none of it's surprising criminals have always encoded their illegal activity that drug dealers and users in 2022 might use emojis to indicate various illegal or controlled substances in place of lingo, already familiar to those policing those drugs and advertising order those drugs on social media using that emoji code scott want thought made perfect sense. some of the emojis like a puff of smoke or really obvious some of the other emojis like a cookie. not so obvious. according to the eea. the cookie emoji indicates a large quantity of drugs the dragon or brown heart, heroin, snowflake snowman, a diamond or a key cocaine and crystal ball, a blue heart or a test tube meth and it doesn't different emojis oxycodone. with this emoji code already cracked. scott want expected law enforcement to search for, said emojis online in hopes of identifying possible dealers. it's not really that much of a challenge. he also advised

has to be from scott adams. trump's second term has been a huge success. he has several major scotus victories. left better than ever her to biden. you can't win partisan that. screaming reading that. pretty much sums it up. there are a lot of shiny object being dangled in front of a slightly by the democrats. and a few of those diminutive never trumpers i'm here to tell you that none of them will have any measurable effect on the midterms or really changed the public's realization that under democrat leadership, america is just going down the tubes. the first attempt at distraction or shiny object, a former aide to mark meadows. cassidy hutchinson was flooded into what was billed as a special superduper special session of the january 6 committee today. and i spoke with some former white house staffers, three, four of them and they knew her well. and not one person had anything good to say about her performance today. especially the second hand claims supposedly from tony granato another trump aid that was supposedly one of their big blockbusters. that som

scott, he's out. turn him off. i'm out. turn me off. adams: barbara? lori? i was thinking about the franchises i owned of real estate brokers. what a natural audience for this. absolutely. they pull it out of the back of their car, and they put it for an open-house sign... oh, wow. absolutely. ...that nobody even wants to ever go to anymore, 'cause they're tired of seeing the signs. and, by the way, why does she look so much prettier than me? i'm really pissed over that. [ laughter ] but here's the problem with even the real estate franchisees or the individual brokers or agents. 165 pounds out of the trunk of their car to move it. so even that perfect application is filled with -- we didn't tell you about a new product we've been working on, as well. it stakes in the ground for real estate agents. and then it wiggles. smaller battery used for a short -- because open houses are all day long. why didn't you tell us about it? that's a better product. but you don't have it yet, so i wish i could see that product. if that were the case, i'd be in. but i'm sorry.

has to be from scott adams. trump's second term has been a huge success. he has several major scotus victories. left better than ever her to biden. you can't win partisan that.

it has to be from scott adams of dilbert fame. so far trump's second term has been a huge success. he has several major scotus victories, looks better than ever compared to biden and the january 6 theater just went full justice. you can't win harder than that . oh my god . i was screaming reading that . well, pretty much sums it up, doesn't it? now there are a lot of shiny objects being dangled in front of us lately by the democrats and a few of those demented have never trump . and i'm here tonight to tell you that none of them will have any measurable effect on the midterms or really change the public's realization that under democrat leadership america is just going down the tubes. now the first attempt, a distraction or shiny object. a former aide to mark meadows, cassidy hutchinson was slotted into what was billed as a special super duper special session of the january six committee today. and i spoke with some former white house staffers, three or four of them in the afternoon and they knew her well and not one person had anything good to say about her performance today becau

it has to be from scott adams of dilbert fame. so far trump's second term has been a huge success. he has several major scotus victories, looks better than ever compared to biden and the january 6 theater just went full justice. you can't win h

this is republican congress member adam kinzinger. >> my colleagues and i also take an oath. some of them failed to uphold theirs and instead chose to spread the big lie. days after the tragic events of january 6, some of these same republican members requested pardons in the waning days of the trump administration. five days after the attack on the capitol, representative mo brooks sent the email on the screen now. as you see, he emailed the white house "pursuant to a request from matt gaetz, requesting a pardon for representative gaetz himself and unnamed others." witnesses told the select committee that the president considered offering pardons to a wide range of individuals connected to the president. let's listen to some of that testimony. >> and was representative gaetz requesting a pardon? >> i believe so. the general tone was we may get prosecuted because we were densive , you know, the president's positions on these things. e pardonhat he was diussing reqsting was as broad as you can describe, from beginning -- i remember he's -- from the beginning of time up until t

we're joined now by congressional correspondent scott mcfarland. it is good to have you here at the table. these will be prime time programming hearings on thursday. what do we expect to hear? >> the committee has promised what they call previously unseen material. we have seen a lot, like a lot, of capitol riot video. it raises the prospect they're going to show us some of their material. according to our reporting, recordings were requested of some of the top-level witnesses who met with this january 6 committee. we may hear or see some of that. it is worth reminding people of the range of interviews. ivanka trump, jared kushner, rudy giuliani, and some of the rank-and-file rioters. we know some of the defendants in the criminal case have gone before this committee, mentioned they have gone before the committee to seek leniency, and they have voices that could be heard from the hearings on tape or live in person. >> brennan: so some of this will be produced on tape. we've heard from members, like congressman jamie raskin, who promises to blow the

but democratic congressman adam schiff says the committee has evidence to back up that claim. >> i think that is some of the most compelling evidence of a consciousness of guilt. >> schiff was pressed on whether the goal of the committee is for the former president to be indicted by the justice department. >> once the evidence is accumulated by the justice department, it needs to make a decision about whether it can prove to a jury beyond a reasonable doubt the president's guilt, or anyone else's, but they need to be investigated if there's credible evidence, which i think there is. >> today's hearing is one of three scheduled for this week. stay with abc news for continuing coverage from capitol hill. david muir and the team will be here starting at 10:00 a.m. eastern. >>> now to the long-awaited agreement on gun safety. a bipartisan group of senators announced a framework calling for juvenile records to be screened for gun buyers under 21, expanded red flag measures, and increased funding for school security and mental health. president biden wanted more restrictions, but he said the p

police chief bill scott announced yesterday findings of an internal investigation from 2019. now that investigation revealed that off-duty officer adam ec acclaimed that his car damage. the chief says that the thi also made fraudulent representations to his insurance company by pretending to be a san francisco police sergeant at the time. has been with the u.s. apd for more than 15 years. california voters will be deciding in november whether to guarantee the right to an abortion in the state constitution. state lawmakers gave final approval yesterday to a measure that would put the issue before the state's voters. it's the latest countermeasure now aimed at the u.s. supreme court's ruling to overturn roe v wade. and governor gavin newsom says that he has signed an executive order to further protect abortion rights for women. take a listen. this new action will help ensure women coming from other states are safe. >> here in california, this state, california will not hand over patients who come here to receive abortion or reproductive care. california will not cooperate. make

miki guyton, looky day, mary, mary, ricky porter, robert glasco, neo, ne -- yeo o. >> jill scott, anthony hamilton, amir suleman, the debbie allan dance academy. adam blackstone and the bbb all-star band, and the recollective orchestration, and now please welcome our first guest, actor and comedian deon cole. [ applause ] >> come on, y'all can do better than that, man. make some noise. make some noise. good evening, good evening, everybody. black people, white people, brown people and all freedom lovers around the world. p i am deon cole, and it's pleasure for me to welcome to you juneteenth, a global celebration of freedom on cnn, baby. give it up, yeah! if you can believe it or not, man, this is only the second year that juneteenth is being observed as a national federal holiday, so you know we had to do it big tonight, y'all know, that right, right? we've got the recollective orchestra here tonight. it's the first time that an all-black orchestra is performing at the hollywood both. give it up, yeah. >> yes, yes, yes. now, this is a global celebration, right, and everybody is invited t

. >> reporter: california democrat adam schiff spoke with face the nation ahead of the hearing. >> our goal is to present the narrative of what happened in this country. how close we came to losing our democracy. >> scott mcfar lan, thank you. >>> this week investors will get the latest gauge on how quickly prices are rising across the u.s. that report is due this friday. cbs's tom wade has more on the surging fuel price the and what that amounts to this summer. tom? >> reporter: high,er reek ka. record high gas prices in california. $6.32 on average causing big headaches for summer travel. millions of americans are on the move for vacation, but they're facing packed airports, crowded cruises and pricey hotel stays. for many, summer fun could be a real budget buster. >> every time i have to fill up it's lieblgs -- it hurts a little bit. >> reporter: for those taking a road trip, it's averaging 4 poip poib 85. a year ago it was over $3. >>> it's killing me. >> rental prices are up. rental prices are up 45% for flyers it only adds to the frustration. >> when i came into lax it was terrib

who wants to raise taxes on the poorest in this country. >> charlie, you represented adam kinzinger, one of the two republicans on the january 6th select committee. he got a death threat sent to his home. this is what he told abc news about that. >> this threat that came in, it was mailed to my house. we got it a couple days ago. and it threatens to execute me as well as my wife and five-month-old child. never seen or had anything like that. there is violence in the future, i'm going to tell you. until we get a grip on telling people the truth, we can't expect any differently. 2024 is going to be a mess. wake up, america. wake up, republicans, because this is not going to be good for you if you think it is. >> do you agree with this warning, the violence is going to get worse? >> i fear that he is correct. in fact, it's not only there violence in the future, there has been violence in our past. i was in congress when gabby gifford was shot and we saw a deranged asas tin attempt to go after justice brett kavanaugh. republican and democrat have received very serious death threats, many

this song gave voice to support for john adams and it was used as a campaign song for thomas jefferson, the fourth of july, and by francis scott key in 18 oh five, nine years before writing the star-spangled banner, he wrote another song called when the warrior returns. it celebrated the heroism of a captain in the u.s. navy fighting in the barbary war in north africa. he was being paraded around the east and celebrated by various communities for his heroism and one of those places was at georgetown and key had just moved to the nation's capital and was looking for a way to introduce himself to future legal clients so he wrote a song for a dinner called when the warrior returns. so we know that he knew the melody that was later used for the star-spangled banner because he had previously written other lyrics to the same tune. so when he is trapped aboard ship for three days from wednesday morning through friday night is he carefully constructs lyrics to encourage unity and strong military and piety, these things he wants to see happen. it talks about a world he sees and hopes for rather

police chief bill scott announced today that an internal investigation from 2019 revealed while off duty officer adam each acclaimed a vehicle damaged in a crash was not insured and took money from the victim's compensation for the damage. the chief says also made fraudulent representation to his insurance company by pretending to be with a san francisco police sergeant at the time the show has been with sapd for 15 years. one person was hurt in a police shooting of allay according to police, the incident started as a traffic stop in fairfield. the driver did not stop and led officers on a chase. police say during the chase the driver started shooting at officers. they used a spike strip to stop the car in valais whole. the driver was wounded in a gunfight. the suspect was taken to a hospital is expected to survive. no officers were hurt. the driver has been identified as patrick hall and officers say he will face charges. >> 46 people have been found dead in a tractor trailer in what is presumed to be a migrant smuggling attempt over in san antonio, texas. a u.s. official says 16 others

. >> the committee revealed today six members of the house of representatives, including scott perry as you mentioned, marjorie taylor greene, and others, who requested pardons. i asked congressman adam schiff earlier tonight if that was a complete list or if it's possible, or if there were more people asking for pardons. and he indicated that, of course, it is possible that there are more people in the house of representatives and elsewhere asking for pardons involving january 6th. or other matters. that we don't yet know about. i can't think of another time in our history when members -- a group, of the house of representatives asked a president for pardons. . >> it does tend to reflect consciousness of guilt, does it not >> it certainly does suggest that they felt they had a kind of criminal exposure that the best solution to it would be a pardon. >> yeah, in fact, as a matter of law, i believe, to get a pardon, you are effectively legally conceding your guilt in the matter. and that is part of the process of the pardon. so, it's beyond just consciousness. it actually is a kind of

. >> dickerson: adam kinzinger, thank you very much. we'll be riack with me ace thtion >> dickerson: we now want to welcome a panel of our washington correspondents. chief white house correspondence nancy cordes, robert costa, and congressional correspondent scott mcfarland. good morning to all of you. great to be with you. nancy, i want to start with you. you covered the hill for a very long time. covered a lot of hearings. what is the purpose of this hearing? >> there are a couple of main goals here. first of all, john, it is important for the present time and prosterity for americans to have a set of facts of what happened led up to that day and on the day. there are some powerful politicians who stories are already changing. and we're heading the a mid-term election. it is important to remind people what actually happened. any time this nation history ever had a major trauma, a major incident, congress has been the body that takes the big 360 view of what happened so we learn what can be gleaned from that experience. imagine after 9

. >> i do want to show some of the remarks from adam kinzinger on the attempts to install the former doj official jeffrey clark as acting attorney general and how scott perry effectors into that. >> on the same day acting attorney general rosen told mr. clark to stop talking to the white house, representative perry was urging chief of staff mark meadows to elevate clark with him to the department of justice. you can now see, on the screen behind me, a series of texts between rivers and did of perry, and mr. meadows. we show that representative perry requested that mr. clark be elevated within the department. representative perry tells mr. meadows, on december 26th, that, quote, just checking in as time continues to count down. 11 days to january 6th, and 25 days to inauguration. we have got to get going. >> representative perry follows up and says, quote, mark, you should call jeff. i just got off the phone with him, and he explained to me why the principal deputy won't work, especially with the fbi, they will view it as not having the authority to enforce what needs to be done. mr.

adam schiff, they're hearing from bill barr, they're hearing from ivanka trump and va jared kushner, people who worked in trump's white house, worked on his campaign. he is the father of one of the people who we heard from during this hearing. so how is it possible they can look at this and say these are never-trumpers? >> well, they wouldn't think that about his children, certainly. but i think one thing we've learned about trump's sort of orbit over the last few years is that when someone becomes disposable, that's how trump views them and that's how his supporters view them. bill barr was an amazing attorney general. he did a lot of things for donald trump. i mean, this was a guy who came in at a time when trump needed somebody like that and did a terrific job and now they've discarded him as well. my point was simply that when nancy pelosi chose to put those people on this committee, they ran the risk of politicizing it and sucking the credibility out of it for that particular audience that you're asking me about. but i think it's candidly been quite effective for the committee t

police chief bill scott announced yesterday the findings of this internal investigation from 2019 and that investigation revealed that off-duty officer adam, the fia claimed that his car was not insured after he was involved in a crash. he then took money from the victim as compensation for the damage. the chief says that if he also made fraudulent representations to exit his insurance company by pretending to be a san francisco police sergeant while applying for the insurance policy. if he has been with the sapd for 15 years. >> thousands of people came to san francisco for pride weekend and a lot of them use public transit. fact, we've got the numbers now. bart says that on saturday, more than 100,000 people took part, which is the highest saturday ridership they've seen since march of 2020 and on sunday ridership broke a record nearly double the post-pandemic record for sunday. a lot of people also arrived on ferries and we're talking about the not the special ferries for baseball, but let's switch to the ferries and you can take a look. san francisco bay ferry says they carried mo

scott perry's office denying this, calling it a ludicrous lie. mo brooks not denying it at all, but saying the pardons were unnecessary after all, but the worlds from republican adam kinzinger who says the only reason you would think to ask for a pardon is you think you committed a crime. david? >> rachel, thank you. >>> of course, the other major story tonight, the landmark supreme court ruling striking down new york state law on the books for more than a century. it required gun owners to show a proper cause in order to carry a concealed handgun. the court ruling that violating the second amendment's right to keep and bear arms. the three liberal justices dissenting. justice clarence thomas for the majority writing that citizens shouldn't have to explain to the government why they're seeking to xerl size a constitutional right. but the ruling allows states to ban guns in, quote, sensitive places that could include schools, government buildings, courthouses, but he specifically wrote all of manhattan could not be declared a sensitive place. toni

name is calling cheney's accusations a quote ludicrous and soulless lie, but democratic congressman adam schiff says the committee has evidence to back up that claim. i think that is some of the most compelling evidence of a consciousness of guilt schiff was pressed on whether the goal of the committee is for the former president to be indicted by the justice department. once the evidence is accumulated by the department it needs to make a decision about whether it can prove to a jury beyond a reasonable doubt the president's guilt or anyone else's but they need to be investigated if there's credible evidence which i think there is andrew denver abc news, new york. you at 11 police officers from san francisco's mission station are remembering one of their own they held a vigil at 17th and dolores. to remember officer john cook who was killed in a car crash cook and his partner were responding to a backup call from another officer making a felony arrest the two patrol cars collided on this spot at 10:30 pm on this day in 2002. cook still inspires his fellow officers. it gives us the stren

. >> adam, our director, can you put that graphic back up again. stunning when you look at the gasoline! almost 50% higher. scott, you look at airfare. of course that will be passed on in the prices. i was on a jetblue flight, the flight attendant told me it cost $30,000 to fill it up to go to new york in los angeles before. now it is $55,000 to fill up a plane. that is a lot of money! of course it's going to get past and. are you seeing any reduction in driving? if you get into that quickly, californians have to use their cars! >> they do, you know that, alex. no, not really! this is the thing, people are sucking it up. they want to get out after two years of being stuck at home. this pent-up demand, that also increases the inflation and the expectation of inflation down the road. scott cohn there, thank you very much for joining us from california. for all of you, that wraps up this hour. thank you so much for watching, i am alex witt. you can catch me right here every saturday and sunday at noon eastern. my colleague will pick up things that are

internal investigation revealed that off-duty officer by the name of adam. if the claim that his car wasn't insured after he got into a car crash, he then took money from the victim as compensation for the damages. the chief says that if you also made fraudulent representations to his insurance company by pretending to be a san francisco police sergeant when he wasn't one as he was applying there for the insurance policy, the thea has been with sapd for more than 15 years. for your money this morning, more relief on the way as we continue to deal with the baby formula shortage. the fda says more than a million pounds of baby formula will be shipped from australia. they're working right now with the company there to have nearly 700,000 cans of that formula sent to the u.s. those supplies should be on store shelves early next month during this baby formula shortage, though the fda wants to continue to warn parents not to make baby formula at home and do not dilute what you already have. >> its 7.37. and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news tried brought a l

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is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you chairman scott and ranking member thompson. thank you as well. and to the witnesses thank you for being here. i want to ask witnesses about your workforce. the people who work in the plantsto provide food , i understand there are worker shortages that are exacerbating production and it's one part of the parcel that needs to be addressed. as you may know i am chair of the house on education and label labor workforce so as we continue to navigate this pandemic i want to know what specifically each of you are doing to affect the workers who work on your assembly-line. so can you tell the committee you can be specific what benefits are available to these workers and are they still enhanced and you can talk about the healthcare for paid time off, etc.. mister maclennan let's start with you. >> hello representative adams. as i mentioned in my opening statement we have significantly expanded benefits that we save for all mine workers. the food supply would not have survived if it weren't for the workers in our plant across the country

is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, chairman scott, and ranking member thompson, thank you as well. and to the witnesses, thank you for being here. i want to ask the witnesses about the workforce, the people who work in your plans to provide food for america and the world. i understand that the worker shortages that are exacerbating production but, it's one part of the puzzle that needs to be addressed. as you may know, i am chair of the house on education and labor work force protection subcommittee. as we continue to navigate this pandemic, i want to know what's specifically each of you are doing to protect the workers, who work on your assembly lines. can you tell the committee again, if you can be specific, i would appreciate that, what's benefits are available to these workers? and were they enhanced during covid? are they still enhanced? you can talk about the health care, the 401k plans, paid time off, et cetera. mr. but maclennan, let's start with you. >> hi, representative adams. as i mentioned in my opening statement, we have significantly expanded the benefits we

adams. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. adams: i thank you, madam chair. i thank the gentleman for yielding. i rise today for the millions of children who will go hungry next week if congress does not extend child nutrition waivers. mono child should ever go hungry in our country. at the start of the pandemic congress authorized waivers to help make it easier for schools to deliver meals to kids and we gave 10 million more children access to healthy food. given the reality of higher prices at the grocery store, children and their families can't afford to lose the free nutritious meals available at schools across the country. as a 40-year educator, i know hunger has been a crisis in our schools and our communities since long before the pandemic. one in seven households today has a child struggling with food insecurity. in my home state of north carolina, food insecurity has been a tragic fact of life for our kids and students. before the pandemic in north carolina, 92,000 students were participating in the summer food service program, and 441,000 children w

and as adam keinzinger said at the end, you ask for a pardon if you have done something wrong. >> it's the nature of the coup attempt. every time president trump was told no, he went somewhere else to find somebody different. donald trump wants to put jeff clark in charge because jeff clark will do his bidding. trump finally backs off. then the president calls about a truck with ballots. he tries again, and the committee says now they're going to connect the dot to the violence. >> this is one of the interesting things. i don't think we really understood how far the federal government went in looking into some of these crazy allegations. >> every single one of them was investigated. >> the department of defense calling over to find out if they had been using satellites to change votes. this is like tin-hat stuff, and they were looking into it to find something. >> i'm sorry to interrupt. but in response to the point you just made, all of those facts we learned that the justice department went and investigated actually investigated, the response by the president of the united states is,