Okay, there was quite a competition from the clown car on Capitol Hill today between the nominee to lead the Department of Homeland Security, this guy, you can see him right there, Mark Wayne Mullen.

We're going to talk about him a lot tonight, and the current director of national intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard, on who could be more evasive, more uninformed, and really more sycophantic, which may be what it's all about.

And then tonight, we got an unexpected late entrance into that competition from the attorney general.

Because Pam Bondi just held a closed-door briefing on the Epstein files that went so badly that

Democrats on the House Oversay Committee walked

out of it. And they walked down. You can see them on the left there, Congressman Garcia

right there. They walked out with steam coming out of their ears. Pretty pissed off.

Congressman Maxwell, Maxwell Frost, he was there. He was in that meeting today. He's hustling

over to the studio and he's going to tell us exactly what went down and what happens from here, most importantly. But I do want to start

tonight with those two hearings on Capitol Hill today. That really, it happens at pretty much

the exact same time. You could have got popcorn out, coffee, snacks, all the things. Tulsi

Gabber testified as part of a Senate intelligence hearing on worldwide threats.

Just one day, of course, after her top deputy resigned in protest over Trump's war with Iran.

So there was that.

Now, around the corner, another part of the Capitol, Mark Wayne Mullen was testifying in his Senate confirmation hearing.

And that Mullen hearing kicked off with an

absolutely bonkers exchange between the DHS nominee and the committee's Republican chairman,

Randolph. I sort of Republican on Republican nerdy but aggressive food fight. And just to give you a sense

of what an unmitigated disaster this was,

I want you to watch this moment from Fox News. When the conservative network gave a play-by-play,

they were basically giving a play-by-play, like it was a boxing match, and then abruptly,

they cut away as soon as the fighting started.

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