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but trump's lawyer going on public tv and basically doing the mob boss piece, doing the quid pro quo, is highly inappropriate. i'll be honest with you, i really don't think kavanaugh is thinking like that. i owe this position to donald trump. it doesn't happen like that. >> i think you are right on that. this explicit loyalty and probably a wrong way to go after him, although i will note, my own view of how judges act is much closer to the description of the great judge richard posner who basically said they figure out what decision they want and then they go find a legal reason for it. that's basically what i do. i think judge posner was right on that. lisa rubin and a. scott bolden, thank you very much. joining me now is laurence tribe, university professor of constitutional law emeritus at harvard university. professor tribe, you have been very outspoken and active on this issue. i want to ask you this interesting legal question which is the adoption of what is called the questions presented in the grand. so basically the courts is here is the framing for what is being debated befo

i saw his lawyer on tv.ng straight at the camera going, brett kavanaugh, he's going to come through for trump. what is your take on that, eddie? >> we don't take trump to be the most ethical kind of guy on the planet, you know? that kind, of quid pro quo, that transactional approach -- >> is how he. rolls >> its how he rolls. army nation of laws? for me a constitution null republic? does the 14th amendment actually mean anything? here we are, one of those moments that really will become a defining moment in terms of what kind of nation it is. >> eddie, can i ask you really quickly, if my argument -- this is a political court where the political lies that happened but bush peak or. i'm curious about your perspective. has the supreme court has ever been a non political entity? >> no. the justices, this is for my professional -- justices are not justices. the supreme court are politicians. it's always been that way. your question was, what's at stake? i think this is the most important supreme court decision ma

i saw his lawyer on tv. looking straight at the camera going, brett kavanaugh, he's going to come through for trump. what is your take on that, eddie? >> we don't take trump to be the most ethical kind of guy on the planet, you know? that kind, of quid pro quo, that transactional approach -- >> is how he. rolls >> its how he rolls. army nation of laws? for me a constitution null republic? does the 14th amendment actually mean anything? here we are, one of those moments that really will become a defining moment in terms of what kind of nation it is. >> eddie, can i ask you really quickly, if my argument -- this is a political court where the political lies that happened but bush peak or. i'm curious about your perspective. has the supreme court has ever been a non political entity? >> no. the justices, this is for my professional -- justices are not justices. the supreme court are politicians. it's always been that way. your question was, what's at stake? i think this is the most important supreme court decis

i saw his lawyer on tv. looking straight at the camera going, brett kavanaugh, he's going to come through for trump. what is your take on that, eddie? >> we don't take trump to be the most ethical kind of guy on the planet, you know? that kind of quid pro quo, that transactional approach -- >> is how he rolls. >> its how he rolls. are we a nation of laws? for me a constitution null republic? does the 14th amendment actually mean anything? here we are, one of those moments that really will become a defining moment in terms of what kind of nation it is. >> eddie, can i ask you really quickly, if my argument -- this is a political court where the political lies that happened but bush v. gore. i'm curious about your perspective. has the supreme court has ever been a non political entity? >> no. the justices, this is for my professional -- justices are not justices. the supreme court are politicians. it's always been that way. your question was, what's at stake? i think this is the most important supreme court de

i saw his lawyer on tv look straight into the camera saying, brett kavanaugh, he's going to come through for trump. what is your take on that, eddie? >>> you know, we don't take trump to be the most ethical kind of guy on the planet. >> reporter: really? >>> so that kind of quid pro quo, that transitional approach is how he rolls. but are we a nation of laws? are we a constitutional republic? that's the 14th amendment mean anything? here we are in one of those moments that really will become a defining moment in terms of what kind of nation we. our >>> eddie, can i ask you quickly, my argument that this is a political court, it's going to vote on political lines, which happened in bush v. gore. i'm curious about -- has as the supreme court ever been a non political entity? >>> no! >>> as eric stegall has said forever, my favorite constitutional loss callers, justices are not justice, the supreme court is -- it's been that. way your question is what's at stake? i think this is the most important supreme court decision maybe of our lifetime. it's similar to gore bush. they may be deciding

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you're great on tv. maybe the worst lawyer i've ever had, which is quite an accomplishment.at this team. this is the bottom of the barrel, folks. this is who said yes. i'm in the lead for president, and this is the best i can get. feels like a red flag, no? well, you're not getting paid by the way. you know that? of course you do. all right. thank you. thank you, guys. see you at shaky's. you can get out of here. but we are here at courthouse, and, yes, we will be abiding by this horrible gag order, so i will not be saying that the judge is an idiot or where he lives or what kind of crappy car he drives. i didn't know they still made wagoneers, but it's a terrible time for our country. i am standing weirder than ever. arms like a gi joe, legs like the smooth criminal video. look like i'm always in ski boots. make it make sense. we just got back from iowa where we won very big, very big in iowa. i want to congratulate mr. desantis on a truly embarrassing showing. he went to 99 counties, but bitch couldn't win one. ron destupid. ron destupid. it just works. we're going with ro

that go on tv and wildly speculate. let's remember, this judge in this case in new york and this attorney general have not given donald trump a fair shake. she's bringing a case where there's no victims, now has raised the price to $370 million of alleged fraud. again, the judge has determined that there is liability there and they're now trying to kick him out of the state of new york from doing business in new york. it's a draconian solution for anything that is alleged. that being said, we all know this case is just in the first step. it will be appealed. a less biassed court will determine that most likely that this didn't happen as alleged. the testimony is based and the evidence is based solely on michael cohen, a convicted felon of perjury. someone that has lied before under oath. i think the whole case falls apart the deeper you get into it. >> martha: well, that process will be underway. just want to remind people, letitia james who alina habba said had her shoes off and drinking starbucks as she watched this u

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. >> thank you alina, you are great on tv.be the worst lawyer i have ever had, which is quite an accomplishment. look at this team? this is the bottom of the barrel folks. yes, i am in the league for president and this is the best i can get. feels like a red flag. you're not getting paid by the way, you know that. of course you do. all right, thank you, thank you guys. we'll see you at shaky's. get out of here. >> this is how we live now. some of the punch lines may ring true. we know trump prizes loyal and public arguments, even over people's actual courtroom experiences. when tacopino was here, he was one of the most passionate we have seen. >> i broke a car, i purchased a horse. that's in the record, that's a lie really. but there is no crime there. >> you seem to be putting forward a defense that is the kind that we have heard from trump before. other people are doing these things, so he's in on it. >> i'm his lawyer who is advising. >> did you know about this? >> put the paper down. let me answer. it >> did you know about

kostyantyn is also consulting with lawyers, but now they have turned off the tv. not i can call them, you know, by the way, this is often what people involved in various scandals do when they neither want to refuse to comment nor to comment, they just turn off the phone, but we will, of course, monitor this situation, and now i will tell you a lot more pleasant news , even wonderful, because mstislav chernov's film 20 days in mariupol received a nomination for the bafta award, this is one of the most prestigious film awards, television awards in the world, two at once... nominations are a documentary film and a film in a foreign language, competitors in mstislav chernova is a very powerful international film, and it's great that our ukrainian film got into such a prestigious campaign, i hope that the film will receive at least one award, or even two, although already getting into both nominations, this is an extremely cool result. on february 18, we will be able to watch this ceremony, it will be available on the internet. it will be possible to watch, as well as three, even four film

you can't go on tv as a lawyer defending somebody and say brett kavanaugh is going to vote for trump because he likes donald trump. terrible, terrible idea. should not have done that. i tend to agree with her analysis as a pundit that the supreme court is likely to side with donald trump. but when you go -- >> to a legal basis or because he dominated them? >> on a legal basis. i don't think the supreme court wants to be responsible for throwing a presidential candidate off the ballot in all 50 states. when you go on tv and give political reasons why justices should vote for you or not, that is a terrible idea. >> yeah. by the way, there will be other issues they probably have to decide. you don't want to antagonize them. two words for her that she should contemplate. lifetime appointment. they are beyond the reach much donald trump. and not that they are not sensitive to politics, but i agree with scott. i think, you know, not a wise strategy. >> i would have loved to have been in the room when your former boss, senate republican leader mitch mcconnell heard those comments. thanks, g

i'm not a lawyer, audit play went on tv, but this shock me. what was your reaction to this ruling?son, i thought it was the right role in polka's when you are a defendant and you continue to show malice, bed faced by cohen at south dakota and of repeating what if a nation, and show content for the process and jurist by walking out of the cold front during closing arguments, you are going to get hit with a massive verdict. that's what happened here. can't it's big enough that it really is painful for trump, but not big enough to be overturned on appeal. because the punitive damages are about three and a half times the compensatory damages, which is within the norm. that means this verdict is likely to stand. so kudos to the legal team and two molly jong-fast, who introduced the plaintiff to george conway, who introduced her to her lawyer rob kaplan. great job all around. >> molly, this leads straight to you. obviously, at a personal level, you know e. jean carroll, i'm sure this as certain amount of satisfaction with it. but i want to go back to her statement. she says, look, this i

i'm not a lawyer, audit play went on tv, but this shock me. what was your reaction to this ruling? >> jason, i thought it was the right role in polka's when you are a defendant and you continue to show malice, bed faced by cohen at south dakota and of repeating what if a nation, and show content for the process and jurist by walking out of the cold front during closing arguments, you are going to get hit with a massive verdict. that's what happened here. can't it's big enough that it really is painful for trump, but not big enough to be overturned on appeal. because the punitive damages are about three and a half times the compensatory damages, which is within the norm. that means this verdict is likely to stand. so kudos to the legal team and two molly jong-fast, who introduced the plaintiff to george conway, who introduced her to her lawyer rob kaplan. great job all around. >> molly, this leads straight to you. obviously, at a personal level, you know e. jean carroll, i'm sure this as certain amount of satisfaction with it. but i want to go back to her statement. she says, look,

right here, press tv on hidden files. welcome back! yemen's armed forces have vowed that the us will pay the price for a stead the attack on yemani boats in the red sea. the spotsman for the yemeni armed forces said us movements in the red sea cannot prevent yemen from carrying out his religious, moral and humanitarian duty in support of palestinians. yahyasari also called on other countries to avoid involve. government in what he called the dangerous us project, warning of negative repercussions. at least 10 yemenes were killed in a us attack on three yemani boats in the red sea. the us says his helicopters shot at the vessels trying to attack singapore flagged vessel, hangzu. sari said the ship was heading to israeli ports and was successfully targeted with appropriate naval missiles. activist and political commentator hussein albukhaiti joined us earlier from san, he believes the united states has made the biggest mistake in targeting yamini vessels in the red sea. let's take a listen, and i'm sure that the united state actually the

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philpot, welcome to press tv. now uh, mr. philpot, the us fact israel regime is committing these atrocities under the pretext of self-defense. now my question is, is killing civilians, as we've witnessed, nearly 25,00 people have been killed with around 1000. them being children, is this new kind of self-defense and also bearing in mind that many analysts are saying what happened on october 7th, was the real self-defense by the gazans against an apartide regime imposing their will on palestinians on their rifle lands for more than seven decades now? well, i'll start with the last comment you made, and mr. mirandi of iran has talked about it as a being a jailbreak. and um what happened in on the seventh was an amazing military effort, we don't know what, maybe something went wrong, we don't know, we know israel practiced the policy of killing their own hostages, and um, so i'm not going to comment on the legality or not, because we don't know the facts, obviously the people in a jailbreak. still have to respect civilians, but

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defend venezuela's historical rights and two english judges, dear friends and fellow viewers of press tve reason for this issue was not the threat, but the fact that one of the american lawyers was assigned to defend venezuela, suffered a pang of conscience in the last years of his life and tried to write a will. he attached a malot provas note to this will, because his name was severo malet pravast. what is the significance of this note? this note shows the conflict between american and english judges regarding the rejection of all evidence of original spanish ownership of the region. happened in 1949, at that time the united nations had been established and the united nations charter was already consolidated. this venezuela begins an initiative that culminates in 1962. in 1962, venezuela's foreign minister falcon brassino presented the documents of the malet prevas note at the united nations foreign policy commission, saying that the conflict was in no way in accordance with international law. con esto que está muy importante. estamos de vuelta con juan romero. we are with juan romero,

defend venezuela's historical rights and two english judges, dear friends and fellow viewers of press tvthe reason for this issue was not the threat, but the fact that one of the american lawyers was assigned to defend venezuela, suffered a pang of conscience in the last years of his life and tried to write a will, he attached tovas note to this will, because his name was severo. what is the significance of this note? this note shows the conflict between american and english judges regarding the rejection of all evidence of original spanish ownership. the region, this happened in 1949, at that time the united nations had been established and the united nations charter was already consolidated. this venezuela begins an initiative that culminates in 1962. in 1962, venezuela's foreign minister falcon presino presented the documents of the malet pravas note at the united nations foreign policy commission, saying that the conflict was in no way. estamos de vuelta con juan romero. we're back again. we are with juan romero, a representative of the national assembly of venezuela. we're examining

are briefing what we call surrogates, that's basically people who are going to go on tv and talk about the protrump side of things. and on that call trump lawyer jenna ellis describes what they're envisioning for january 6th. she says -- the way you write it is in the scenario ellis described when pence was presiding he could either refuse to open or refuse to count the electoral vote. they don't necessarily know you're not this call. you're listening in. >> right. >> two days before january 6th. was that the moment when it really became clear to you in detail what they were going to try to do? >> yes. you know, i had heard, obviously there had been talk of we're going to have these electors meet. i think stephen miller had been talking about that. but it wasn't clear to me what the contours of this particular part of the plan were until i dialed into that phone call. and listening to them describe how these fake electors were going to be used and the fact they anticipated that vice president pence was going to use them to refuse to count the legitimate electors was certainly a moment

defend venezuela's historical rights and two english judges, dear friends and fellow viewers of press tve reason for this issue was not the threat, but the fact that one of the american lawyers was assigned to defend venezuela, suffered a pang of conscience in the last years of his life and tried to write a will. he attached a malot provost note to this will, because his name was severo malot prevost. what is the significance of this note? this note shows the conflict between american and english judges regarding the rejection of all evidence of original spanish ownership of the region. this happened in 1949, at that time the united nations had been established and the united nations charter was already consolidated. this venezuela begins an initiative that culminates in 1962. in 1962, venezuela's foreign minister falcon presented the documents of the malet prevas note at the united nations foreign policy commission saying that the conflict was in no way in accordance with international. estamos de vuelta con juan romero. we are back again. we are with juan romero, a representative of th

so without the good lawyers to rely on, he gets this woman who goes on tv and start saying, hey, i thinktt kavanaugh will rule in favor of us, because he is corrupt. >> she did clarify to suggest that it is because they follow the law, but the intimation was there that you will do something for us. >> reporter: yeah, we don't say that kind of thing. brett kavanaugh is a conservative guy. he was vetted by the trump white house, because they thought he would normally do this sort of stuff that the trump white house wants a justice to do, but that doesn't mean that he's not a human being. it doesn't mean that he doesn't care about professional representation. if there are any law students listening to this interview, my advice to all of them is never say that thing about a judge you are appearing in front of. >> by the way, we are talking about the colorado case, but they have other things like the immunity discussion, whether a president will have absolute immunity. there are other things to wrestle with and they know if they talk about one state there are already things going on in other

and so without the good lawyers to rely on, he gets this woman who goes on tv and starts saying, hey, brett kavanaugh is going to rule in favor of us because he's corrupt. >> well, the intimation was there that, you'll do something for us. >> yeah, yeah. you don't say that kind of thing. i mean brett kavanaugh is a conservative guy. he was vetted by the trump white house because they thought that he would normally do the sort of stuff that the trump white house wants a justice to do. but that doesn't mean that he's not a human being. it doesn't mean that he doesn't care about his professional representation. if there's any law students out there listening to this interview, my advice to all of them is never say that thing about a judge you are appearing in front of. >> by the way, we're talking about the colorado case, but they've got other things like the immunity discussion, whether a president would have absolute immunity. they're aware if they talk about one state, there's already things going on in other states right now where the court wants to resolve it. but this doesn't get o

it doesn't hurt to be good looking in this world, in the pr world, on tv. it doesn't hurt. >> in the pr world. that's donald trump's lawyer admitting that that's where he is in the pr world. now tonight's announcement comes as the current president warns that another trump term could destroy democracy. i'll speak live with the reformed january 6 insurrectionist who served time, herself, to react to biden's words. but first the supremes. joining me now is eric olson, an attorney for the petitioners in the colorado 14th amendment case that will now be before the supreme court. eric, thank you very much for joining us. >> thanks abby. happy to be here. >> the court has now scheduled oral arguments to start on february 8. that's about a month before colorado's primary and super tuesday. are you comfortable with that timeline? >> that's the timeline we asked for. we want to make sure that the court has the time necessary to read the briefs, hear the arguments, and issue -- >> they should have a decision well before super tuesday. >> do you think on the big quest

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that's why we've all become armchair lawyers in the last days here.s why these former prosecutors and exploiting gaiters have jobs on tv now explaining stuff, right? that's why judges and the court system are so important and central in the age of trump and his takeover of the republican party and his promises strongman style dictatorship. a would-be strongman says he is immune from the legal system. he's unconstrained by any constitution and by anything in our government. e. jean carroll is the one who called that question. e. jean carroll civil case says, i'm not a strongman. and neither are you. none of us are. no one can be in america because this is a democracy, and law, and in a case like this, the law protects me even from you. and so, i will call the question. i will call on the law, the court system, to show that, to prove that the strongman model does not work here, however much people might want it. this is not europe between the wars. this is america. and that's the second reason that we care, right? that's the second reason this case, thi

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