If it's Tuesday, former Special Counsel Robert Herr is grilled on the hill.

Democrats accuse him of playing politics because he commented on the president's

memory and Republicans accuse him of playing politics for not bringing charges.

Plus, House lawmakers get a closed door, briefing from the nation's top intelligence officials

as Congress weighs a nationwide crackdown and potential ban on

Tik-top. Key vote is set for tomorrow. And voters are voting in what's expected to

be the last primary election day before President Biden and former President Trump have enough delegates

to officially become their party's nominees, setting the stage for a long bitter road to November. November. Welcome to meet the press now.

I'm yamee Shal

Sender on a fiery day here in Washington today. Now former special

council Robert Herd defended his recommend charges against the president. He also defended his report's assessment

of President Biden's memory.

The evidence and the president himself

put his memory squarely at issue.

We interviewed the president and asked him about his recorded statement, quote,

I just found all the classified stuff downstairs, end quote. He told us that he didn't remember

saying that to his ghostwriter. He also said he didn't remember saying that to his ghostwriter. He also said he didn't remember

finding enemy classified material in his home after his vice presidency.

My assessment in the report about the relevance of the president's memory was necessary and accurate and fair.

Most importantly, what I wrote is what I believe the evidence shows and what I expect jurors

would perceive and believe.

I explained to the attorney general my decision and the reasons for it.

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