Topic: Steve Cohen

Democratic members of the committee, including Steve Cohen, defended Peter Strzok, with one member suggesting he deserved a "Purple Heart" for enduring the hearing. The hosts criticize this comparison as insulting to wounded veterans and an example of "social justice" terminology being applied to political testimony. They argue the Democrats used their time for grandstanding rather than investigation.

The hosts review House Resolution 456, a lengthy list of grievances introduced by Democratic representatives including Steve Cohen and Maxine Waters. The resolution cites issues ranging from the Emoluments Clause and Trump's tax returns to his "inappropriate" use of Twitter and his comments about foreign leaders like Egypt's El-Sisi. The hosts mock the document as a sign of congressional overreach and pettiness.

The segment covers the announcement of a movie about the Boston Marathon bombing and a Congressional hearing where Representative Steve Cohen suggested building a six-foot moat around the White House for security. The hosts ridicule the moat idea as impractical and a potential breeding ground for mosquitoes.

DEA Administrator Michele Leonhart faced intense questioning from Congressman Steve Cohen regarding the agency's $2 billion budget and asset forfeiture practices. Leonhart appeared confused by the term "confiscation," preferring the legal term "asset forfeiture." The testimony is highlighted as an example of the agency's struggle to justify its budget and policies in the face of growing legalization efforts.