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Tonight, the FBI warrant used to search Mar-a-Lago is unsealed. The three potential crimes laid out

in that document will dive into what it means and what could happen

with one of the Wall Street Journal reporters who was first to report on the contents of that warrant.

Then we'll talk with, we're going to go right, we are actually going to go right to the top story

tonight in Wyoming where polls have just closed. As Republican Congresswoman Liz Cheney faces

the steepest of crimes and the longest of odds to hold onto her seat. As we wait to find out if

Cheney will survive for Trump endorsed primary challenger, it is worth remembering exactly how we got here.

I really believe this president, you know, he's the most radical man who's ever inhabited the

Oval Office, a president who's operating outside the bounds of the Constitution who thinks he's

above the rule of law. And if the Republicans, if conservatives don't stand up and fight against it,

as I said, we're going to lose fundamental values and freedoms. The most radical man to ever inhabit

the Oval Office. That sounds a lot like the Liz Cheney we have all gotten to know from the January

6th investigations, invading against a lawless president and calling on Republicans and conservatives

to stand up and protect our fundamental values. But that clip was from 2013 and the radical president

she was concerned about was a man named Barack Obama who had committed the unprecedented crime of

giving more Americans health care. That is who Liz Cheney was, a conservative conservative.

The daughter of a notorious Republican vice president who liberals loved to hate, who had his

very own Darth Vader meme. While running for Congress in 2016, Liz Cheney dutifully defended

Donald Trump and his myriad campaign scandals. After the infamous access Hollywood tape came out,

she said that Hillary's actions, they have been far worse. Upon entering Congress in 2017,

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