Today we're going to talk about the silver lining to the Republicans taking the house.

I interview Congressman Jamie Rask and about the extent to which the January 6th committee

is now working with the DOJ, whether he heard from many Republicans behind the scenes about

the committee's work, and if he'd ever consider running for president.

And I'm joined by Chris Cuomo to discuss how the GOP moves on beyond Trump, and whether

his own personal grievances with CNN are why he's pushing for third party candidates

now.

I'm Brian Taylor Cohen and you're listening to No Lie.

Okay, so I'm coming to you from New Jersey this week where I'm visiting my family for

the holidays and experiencing a level of cold that I didn't think was possible.

And granted I live in Los Angeles and I consider anything below 50 cold, but this weather

is like not fit for humans.

I don't know how people do this, but I applaud your toughness and I do not understand

why you choose to live this way.

So that aside, I wanted to take some time this week to kind of look at big picture and

not just focus on one bit of an Aine Republican bullshit.

And I know that so much of what we talk about is despairing, but as we head into 2023,

having retained our Senate majority, I actually wanted to focus on the silver lining of

losing the house majority, which is a weird thing to say, but I have two points here,

so bear with me, trying to be optimistic.

So this might be tortured, but hear me out.

The first silver lining is that we'll have something to contrast heading into the general

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