raskin: thank you. i rise in support of h.r. 7893 and i now yield to the gentlelady from alabama congresswoman sewell, for any remarks she would like to make for a period of ms. sewell: i rise in support of h.r. 7893, a bill to rename the perry county post office in marion alabama after the late civil rights legend and former perry county commissioner albert turner widely known as martin luther king's point man he played a pivotal role in the civil rights movement hoping to organize, protests and worked with civil rights lears to advance voting rights and economic impact for african-americans. he was one of the many foot soldiers marched across the edmund pet is bridge on blood sunday in my selma to ensure that plaque americans were atouredded equal access. he was a true champion for racial equality and justice in perry county community. he co-founded the civic league which organized protests and boycotts for racial integration of schools and public facilities inspired civil rights leaders and earned hi

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raskin: thank you very much. we will open with our fast panel, which is senator sheldon whitehouse from rhode island. he has been blowing the whistle on the ethical and constitutional deterioration of the supreme court for and he has focused a lot of his energy on mapping out the dark-money networks behind the corruption of the supreme court. he has a book which i recommend highly to you all called "the scheme: how the right wing used dark money to capture the supreme court." he's introduced a lot of legislation to curb anonymous dark-money groups, including the end tax breaks for dark money act, which would close tax code loopholes allowing billionaires to avoid capital gains taxes by donating money to dark money groups. and the disclosure act, which would require groups that spend money supporting or opposing judicial nominees to disclose who their donors are from what i want to welcome you, senator whitehouse. it has been a pleasure to work with you on this and also the question of the oil and gas 's complicit

■h raskin: thank you very much.st panel, which is senator sheldon he has been blowing the whistle on the ethical and constitutional deteriorationeb■Ñ the supreme court for several years now, and he has focused a lot of his energy on mapping out the dark-money networks behind the corruption of the supreme court. he has a book which i recommend highly to you all called "the scheme: how the right wing used dark money to capture the supreme court." he's introduced a lot of legislation to curb anonymous dark-money groups, including the end tax breaks for dark money act, which would close tax code to avoid capital gains taxes by donating money to dark money groups. and the disclosure act, which would require groups that spend money supporting or opposing judicial nominees to disclose who their donors are from what i want to welcome you, senator whitehouse. it has been a pleasure to work with you on this and alsoon of s industry's complicity with the cover-up. science relating to climate -- the cover-up of the science rela

raskin: thank you very much.we will open with our fast panel, which is seto he has whistle on the ethical and constitutional deterioration of the supreme court for several years now, and he has focused a lot of hisrgythe dark-money networks behind the corruption of the supreme court. he has a book which i recommend highly to you all called "the scheme: how the right wing used rksupreme court." he's introduced a lot of legislation to curb anonymous dark-money groups, including the end tax breaks for dark money act, which woulo to avoid capital gains taxes by donating money to dark money groups. and the disclosure act, which would require groups that spend money supporting or opposingjudicial nominees to disclose who their donors are from what i want to welcome you, senagto it has been a pleasure to work with you on this and alsoquestion of the oil and gas industry's complicity with the cover-up. science relating to climate -- the the science relating to climate change. you have a few remarks. sen. whitehouse: tha

jamie raskin, a constitutional law professor.is come in handy in the days we are living in. it's great to see you. i just wanted to start with what we heard there. a lot of people have been saying this. the president has not been at critical. he has been more of late, but he basically said, it has never been more out of kilter than it is today. >> it's just operating like an arm of the republican party, which is now completely under the thumb of donald trump. and so if trump things it is politically advantageous to make an alliance with the national rifle association, the supreme court is going to do it. we sought in the bump stock opinion, which basically overthrew the wisdom of the atf , the executive branch of government, even when trump was there. and said, oh, no. a bump stock added to a semi automatic weapon cannot be treated as a machine gun, because that is the nra line. now we are going to be back and try to make this happen legislatively. that biggest massacre took the lives of 15 people, 500 people wounded and still su

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joining me now is democratic congressman jamie raskin of maryland. he is a controversial -- congressional impeachment manager. congressman, it is great to see you as always. your assessment of the trump justices opinion this morning. >> well, it was outrageous, of course. it was not just justice sotomayor who said that this bird quacks like a duck and walked like a duck. it was the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms, so it was the governing agency which said that a semi automatic weapon equipped with a bump stock operates exactly like a machine gun and should be treated that way. of course it was in the wake of the las vegas massacre where 58 people were destroyed and more than 500 wounded, fundamentally altering the lives of hundreds of people and snuffing out the lives of 58 of them. and trump at that point pretended at least to support that action as a substitute for universal violent criminal background check and for a complete ban on military style assault weapons. now they get the justices he brags about on the court to overturn roe v. wad

cortez for anything she wishes to make ama quick thank u so much ranking member raskin.t is an honor to be here today for us to convene and discuss arguably one of the most critical issues before american democracy today. and with respect to law school, maybe if you arech my professor mr. ranking member of be happy to explore the] possibility. the back to the matter at hand. the supreme court is currently facing aba grave price it crisis of legitimacy it is a crisis of its own making. about 50 years ago a group of powerful, wealthy, conservative operatives looked around and realized they were losing. in 1964 in the united states on thehi basis of race, color, religion, sex or national origin. in 1970 at a time when rivers were literally catching fire on pollution create the environmental protection agency. finally taking a measure of responsibility for the health and safety of working people and our climate. confronting polluters and corporations in the process. most alarmingly to these men, three years later in 1973 decided roe v wade giving women reproductive freedom,

now is jamie raskin, of maryland. thank you for being with us.e insulting to ask you this question, given your net level of knowledge of the constitution. mike johnson is chiming in. every defendant who gets a ruling decision against them thinks it is unfair and has a right to appeal and can. mike johnson is skipping to the supreme court. it is hard to get a criminal case without an underlying of law. >> the call to the supreme court to step into the new york state legal process is outrageous and outlandish. speaker johnson knows better than that. he is a real lawyer. for him to say that there is no question or doubt that they will end up being involved raises all kinds of questions of ethical questions. the way it works, of course, this is a matter of state law. the appeals will lie in new york. you will go to the highest court in new york and you have to exhaust of state remedies. if you included federal constitutional claims of your appeal, we have not seen one yet, you will be able to try to appeal to the supreme court or tried to move in fed

joining me now is jamie raskin.usly served as ■çthis leading impeachment manager for the second impeachment of donald trump. he was a member of the january 6th committee. he is also the writer of the book, unthinkable: trauma, truth, and the trials of american democracy. congressman, it is good to have you here. we have two major issues on our hands. the discussions around the future of the democratic party with joe biden as a presidential candidate. you are a thinker. our viewers respect you as such. tell me your thinking. >> i mean, this is what a real political party looks like and this is what a real political party does. obviously, there was a big problem with ■çjoe biden's deba performance, and there is also just a tremendous reservoir of love for joe biden in our party . so this makes it a difficult situation for everybody, but there are very honest and serious and rigorous conversations happening at every level of our party, because it is a political party and we have differences in point of view. you compar

look, you heard those remarks from your colleagues, jamie raskin, is he wrong?cy pelosi, and team jeffries, joe biden is our nominee, i'm with him 100%, is the only person in the entire country that's ever beat donald trump and he will beat him again this november, i think it is important to judge the president on his entire record, we can all agree that the debate was not his best night. we also agree he's been a transformational president, he probably has the most successful progressive record of any president in the modern era, lowering the price of insulin, expanding healthcare, infrastructure, gun reform, fighting for the rights of women and abortion access, we understand the president's record and he will continue ■çt push back, we saw him in north carolina on fire doing a great job, i think we are moving forward, the campaign is uniting in the party will as well. >> to the point of congressman raskin who says there are talks being held behind closed doors, one is that true? and what are you hearing from your fellow democrats, what are you telling them? >>

raskin. the speaker pro tempore: the mr. raskin: thank you kindly, mr. speaker.our colleague to become the first congress in the history of the united states to hold someonen complying with our demands. and their target is the attorney general of attorney general garland gave us the special counsel'siden in full. he made the special counsel available to us in committee for hours of testimony where he answered all ourions and he provided the full transcript of the president's volun five-hour interview with the special counsel all 250 pages of the whole world can read president biden's interview and his unedited. but that's apparently not enough. now they want to hold thenot turning over the audio tape of the interviewm transcript of. and why is that important? well in case you've lost the thread of this mad cap wild goose chase america remember this is an impeachment investigation. do they think thatqs holy grail, the 118th congress, evidence of acrime and misdemeanor is lurking in the pauses orroat clearings and sneezes on the audio tape? well, of course high cri

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raskin stated this, all they want to do the president oral speech and turn it into something else. my opinion is that we have really lost it in this country. i listen to my republican friends, and when they call, all they do is repeat after each other. they repeat what they hear a conservative media, and it is sad. everything is excuses, excuses excuses for the republicans. jim jordan was subpoenaed, he never showed up. trump has never presented his taxes. they accuse biden and the family of this and that, but all of biden's taxes have been there in the public. we're still waiting for trump's taxes. the sad thing is that everything is based on lies. host: let's stick to the topic let me ask about the argument made by one caller who said we should hear those as americans before the election to determine whether or not we believe president biden is mentally fit for the job. how do you respond? caller: ok, the transcript is word for word. they are questioning president biden's mental status. i suggest they pay attention to trump rallies and see how many times he goes off of script in

and the covered and ranking member raskin, you talked about citize shelby county, bush versus gore sohat the court serves at all. maybe less obvious, but equally important, is the anticourt's decision in dobbs in er roe versus wade, dobbs claimed to rest upon or vindicate principles of democracy, but returned the question of abortion precisely the moment when the court ensured unlikely to yield widely desired outcomes and addition the history method that the court used in dobbs is a wildly undemocratic one, finding the■o to a past in which very few americans were participant in laws and deep he court's administrative law cases. in those cases the court weaponized a highly■u sked vision of to fundamentally undermine those v particularly stark in the major questions cases where approved this newly doctrine from the broad authority of congress and this among other things whether to overrule the chevron doctrine and much adjudication. again, we don't know court is g in those case, but if continues on the current trajectory, it's going to power and profoundly democratic in at least two ys.

>> yes, congressman raskin. that's the reason why i mentioned in my opening statement that it is inconceivable that anyone could get out of that that i was covering anything up. >> would you have a reason to cover up any knew sin type of i can evidence relating to the origins of covid-19 virus? >> absolutely not and the reason why it was important to get people together to discuss this in a transparent way. >> have you spent your whole life trying to determine the causes of infectious diseases and then to stop them to protect a american people? >> yes, i have. >> well, dr. fauci, i want to join my colleague from florida in apologizing to you that some of our colleagues in the united states house of representatives seem to want to drag your name through the mud. they are treating you, dr. fauci, like a convicted felon. actually i probably wish they were treating you like a convicted felons. they treat them with love and admiration. some blindly worship them. anything else you want to say to the american people ab

let's that was democratic congressman jamie raskin speaking earlier to my colleague .is already in hot water for displaying provocative flags at his home. including the flat that was carried by january 6th writers. now alito is caught on tape making comments marketing for a fox commentator than a supreme court justice. we have not verified what edits have been made to these recordings, they were recorded by progressive activist lauren windsor who is known to promote prominent gop figures and record them under the pretense of being an ally. take a listen. >> one side or the other is going to win. i mean, there can be a -- a way of working, a way of living together peacefully. but it's difficult, you know, because there are differences on fundamental things that can't really be compromised. >> like people in this country who believe in god have got to get fighting for that, to return our country to a place of godliness. >> i agree with you, i agree with you. and when senate democrats tried to introduce a bill wednesday that would require supreme court justices to adopt a

here's representative raskin this investigation of dr. fauci shows that he is an honorable public servant, committed the public health and he is not a comic book supervillain. >> he did not fund research to create the covid-19 pen denmark. he did not lie to congress about gain of function research and wu han, and he did not organize a lab leak suppression campaign to cover his tracks and the questioning is just beginning in this hearing, but already you're seeing from democrats that they are saying getting dr. fouchier for his service during the pandemic, for his long tenure at nih. >> they are also laying out the importance of the vaccine that he helped shepherd through the process it says over the course of the pandemic saying that it's saved lives. that is something else. so you can expect republicans are going to be pressing on in the days and hours ahead. >> or excuse me wolff, sorry, lawrence them by i want to get back to you, but i want to bring in meg right now. meg, what are the medical topics likely to be covered in today's hear

joining me now is democratic congressman jamie raskin of macon. he is a constitutional law professor who served on the january 6 committee and his elite impeachment manager in the second impeachment trial of donald trump. it's great to see you, as always. your assessment of the truck ar justices opinion this morning? >> well, it was outrageous, of course. it was not just justice sotomayor who said that this bird clock like a duck and walks like a duck. it was the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms, and so it was the governing agency which said that wotik a semiautomatic weapon equipped with a bump stock operates exactly like a machine gun and should be treated that way, and of course, it was in the wake of that las vegas massacre where 58 people were destroyed, and more than 500 wounded.d e fundamentally altering the lives of hundreds of people, and snuffing out the lives of 58 of them. trump, at that point, pretended at least to support that action as a substitute for universal violent criminal background check in for a complete ban on milit

jamie raskin is in a really singular position.danya leave us, he's got his own place in history. i described it earlier shakespearean. he's still in the middle of it, i guess. >> he's complicated and i think trump's legal team as a legal strategy erred in flattening him. the jury was able to experience his story, in part because of the work of his lawyer, donya perry, in not flattening the trump experience because everyone told the same story today. michael cohen told it i think 17th , in terms of telling the same meeting. he comes in at the end. i think there was such a gap between the way a lot of people in the media, not us, but media in general has covered michael cohen and the way he was introduced to the jury with all of his sort of peaks and valleys valleys. they didn't look away from the crimes and to own the crimes he committed on trump's behalf and in the end the jury was capable of assessing what he did wrong, who he did it for and instructed judge merchan to corroborate it. you have to look back at the four. >> everybo

raskin: thank you kindly, mr.aker.leagues invite us today to become the first congress in the history of the united states to hold someone in contempt for complying with our demands. and their target is the attorney general of the united states. attorney general garland gave us the special counsel's report on president biden in full. he made the available to us in committee for hours of testimony where he answered all our questions and he provided the full transcript of the president's voluntary five-hour interview with the special counsel, all 250 pages of it. the whole world can read president biden's interview and his answers unedited. but that's apparently not enough. now they want to hold the attorney general in contempt for not turning over the audio tape of the interview that we have the verbatim transcript of. and why is that important? well, in case you've lost the thread of this mad capild goose chase, america, remember this is an impeachment investigation. do they think that the holy grail, the 118th congres

raskin also objected to the certification of the 2016 presidential election.e's also been as kristinn was noting early, ron, a huge advocate of packing the court. this is not a serious credible independent, nonpartisan voice on the court. he is someone who has a hard-core ideologues who is exactly the kind of person that justice alito was taught? about. so look, i mean, people disagree with their spouses and they should not have to recuse in those instances let's hope we don't have to talk about flax next week homeowners or recusing themselves from our traditional must-have. >> and it could be a costly move for you. we'll explain plus step aside, coke and pepsi, the newer and healthier soft drink that's now all the ray distend the cup let's live vicariously through that's it the lead with jake tapper weekdays at four and cnn chances for plane crash, 111 million do not consider so assaulted not trying never waking up from anesthesia one and 100 maybe 5,000 valley. your parking or to see hocus me. >> why stress about the unlikely. >> does a killer clown worry ab

raskin. for the record, do you contrast the president and the administration's compliance with this investigation with that of mr. jordan's noncompliance with the january 6th investigation? >> is, allow me to comment on what you just said as well, congressman mcgovern. i am very grateful to you for pointing this out. hunter biden was just convicted of every single count that was brought against him by the u.s. department of justice. i have not heard a single democrat anywhere in the country cry fraud, try fix, cry rigged, cry kingery court or any of the many epithets that our callings have mobilized against the u.s. department of justice and our federal court system, despite the fact that donald trump was not even tried in federal court. that was at the state level. they pretend to support state prosecutors and state judges. but then they attribute it to the federal government and they say rigged, fixed, kangaroo court and so on. you don't hear a single peep out of democrats saying why we wou

raskin: thank you kindly, mr. speaker.e us today to become the first congress in the history of the united states to hold someone in contempt for complying with our demands. and their target is the attorney general of the united states. attorney general garland gave us the special couns on president biden in full. he made the special counsel available to us in committee for hours of testimony where he answered all our questions and he provided the full transcript of the president's voluntary five-hour interview with the special counsel, all 250 pes it. the whole world can read president biden's interview and his answers unedited. but that's apparently not enough. now they want to hold the attorney general in contempt for not turning over the audio tape of the interview that we have the verbatim transcript of. and why is that important? well, in case you've lost the thread of this mad cap wild goose chase, america, remember this is an impeachment investigation. do they think that the holy grail, the 118th congress, evidence

raskin point out when we most recently spoke that before this run even started, nvidia was at 60 times. now as you said, it's 40. obviously on an historical basis, it's nowhere near as expensive as it once was. i can promise you, though, if it gets to 70 times and has $6 trillion in market cap, i mean, the conversation is going to be different at that point, don't you think? >> you, me and everybody watching will be ringing the register at that point, happily. at some point it will get to crazy, silly levels. i think we've been overeager to get to that point faster than the realities of where the stock has traded in relation to its revenues and actual earnings. >> all right. the $6 trillion man. we'll see what happens. eric, i appreciate the conversation as always. we'll see you soon. >>> up next, the road ahead for the fed and markets. another critical inflation print is looming over this market this week. mohamed el erian with what he is expecting and how it could impact your money. your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indee

. >> we have jamie raskin in there accusing us of worshipping trump, worshipping a convicted felon. >ted felon. >> yes, so was george floyd. there were riots burning [ bleep ] over the country over george floyd and raskin saying we're worshipping him. i don't worship. i worship god. >> doctors and scientists adapted as quickly as they can. they try things. not everything worked. the vaccine came in record time. they did the best they could. >>> to other headlines now. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is denying any claims he's agreed to the latest cease-fire proposal. netanyahu made the comment yesterday while speaking to a parliamentary committee. he says no agreement will be made until israel's conditions are met. in a separate closed door meeting the prime minister told lawmakers israel will not end the war without ending hamas' rule in gaza first. this conflicts with the white house's statements where president biden publicly outlined the framework deal on friday, he called it an israeli proposal. biden also told qatari officials israel is prepared to move forward and he

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raskin. >> thank you, i'm delighted to be with you. there is no basis for holding the attorney general, merrick garland, and i contend, unless we start holding people in content for complying with the committees demands. this is the third that cooperated with the oversight committee that the chairman has now been threatened with content. the first was christopher wray, the second being hunter biden. this is the third time and it makes no sense. they have consistently cooperated with the demands made by relating to the review of president biden. the attorney general released the report in full. the doj made special counsel hur available for hours of testimony before the judiciary committee. he answered all of our questions. the doj also provided correspondence between the doj and presidents lawyers. the transcript of the special counsel's interview with the president's ghost writer, in complete detail, and response to the chairs request. the attorney general provided us the full transcript of

at the same time, jamie raskin said this morning on this network, alex, that there are serious conversationsy level of the democratic already right now. >> 100%. thank you very much, aaron gilchrist. in the meantime, let's bring in jen psaki, warmer biden white house press secretary. good to see you, my friend. the new york times had this new report. it was 48 hours to fix a 90 minute mess. inside the postdebate frenzy. as a former insider, can you try to describe the damage ■ç control effort they're likely going on behind the scenes, and with the white house and the campaign be working together on this, or taking separate approaches? >> well, there's limitations, legally, which may follow, how quaint is that given the trump certainly does not follow those? when i read the story, i thought, this is what you would be doing on a campaign. when you are knocked down, will you have to do is hold the hands of your supporters. you have to do extensive outreach to donors, to members of congress, to interest groups, and you have to project strength. that is what they are doing by trying to put out th

there will be no national discussion on big policy issues as jamie raskin talked about.to sort of frame those narratives. but at the same time you have got to do the politics. the politics go to what simone was talking about in terms of taking things as they occur and recontextualizing them into our particular narrative about joe biden. >> can i? why does donald trump keep telling people to their votes? because that is also what donald trump is doing. mike was like why are you play? i'm not! to alysia's point he is dressing all of these things. what he said about milwaukee was behind closed doors. and homicide rates are down in milwaukee and down across the country, no thanks to donald trump. but he is complaining about, like people, and he is telling people at these rallies, he said it on the last two rallies that i have seen him he's like how are you all doing out there? i don't want anything to happen to you, but i don't really need your votes, like donald trump is not making sense, but he is telling us, he is telling us that it is not all connecting for him up there.

raskin said, we are putting the stuff in the bill because of you.i sort of got inducted into the new jersey mayors. you are one of us now, because i got to go into a private reading i want to show you something about the power of the story and i think it speaksare any of youh d[jellyroll? let me see your hands. ok, have you seen this video, this testimony? powerful. i wanted to show at the hill makes such a huge difference. we have that video? can we roll that? mr. roll: i am neither democrat or republican. st my right to vote has been restricted. therefe i have never paid attention to a political race in my life. ironically i think this makes me the perfect person to speak about this, because fenthis is t problem. i was to the media and i gave them a statistic that said 190 and died states of america. at a 737 aircraft can carry. could you imagine the national media attention it would get if th were reporting that a plane was crashing every single day and killing 190 people? because it is 190 drug addicts, because america has been known to bully an

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>> as the president seeks reelection in november, we are joined now by democratic congressman jamie raskin of maryland he's the ranking member on the house oversight committee, congressman, thanks so much for being here with us this sunday evening. first, i want to go back to those comments from the former president from this morning where he talked about a breaking point for some of his supporters. if he is indeed given jail time or house arrest, i just first want to ask you what make of those comments well, we we've heard those kinds of comments before from donald trump and they have led to violence as we saw on january 6, when nearly 150 police officers were wounded, injured hospitalized by a mob that donald trump hidden incited in insurrection against the government in order to block the peaceful transfer of power so obviously we have to take those kinds of threats to the rule of law seriously. >> i would call on mike johnson and any other republican leaders out there who i know are following donald trump in attacking his verdict but i would call upon them to denounce and renounce any

here is jamie raskin with my colleagues at the weekend earlier today. >> he came back to the scene of his crime. he made no apology to 150 capital officers, mpd, montgomery county police officers who were injured and wounded by the bobby unleashed against us. >>> president biden says his star-studded fundraising event in california has already raised a record $28 million. the alheadliners included georg clooney, julia roberts, jimmy kimmel, jack black and others. donald trump will speak to supporters in detroit later on. he celebrated his 78th birthday on friday in a rally in west palm beach. >>> senate democrats say they will escalate efforts to investigate potential ethics violations from justices alito and topless. over the organization ties with foreign investors which include several middle eastern governmentsin and whether those investors may be seeking influence we have a number of correspondence in place covering all the developments. we will start with julie tsirkin . welcome. what can you tell us about the new efforts to investigate members of the supreme court and this news

senator raskin said, because of mayors knocking on his door and being in front of him, he will be bringingorward legislation. senator carper and cortez -- senator catherine cortez masto. how many representatives? every single one of themi believe it is the work of the mayors and your dedica [inaudible] >> that is such a great question. >> sure. i will start it. i 't belabor the point because i think we have a chance to discuss this issue later on this weekend and wens. there are several different steps. everything mentioned is part of it. investment in mental health is a coreart of much of what we are dealing with. mental health isn't justmight be hospitalized for issues it is the trauma in our communities every day.as chairman of the criminal justice committee i have been able to doolice right along -- police ridealongs iwhether it was st. louis or any number of places, trying to have a number of resources that alternatives to enforcement officers have often said that. trying to get not just our citizens to believe that is important, but our state and federal partners. you cannot just hav

come on now, you know, i've watched it time and again to the day after she could never i watch raskin. i've watched these the abrams so why in the crowds have challenged this is a question you should have for democrats as well. i know what network i'm on, but this is what's interesting to me. >> we asked that why. >> i always say yes or no answer question, come on so nervous democrats have challenged every single republican elected president since george bush raskin challenge that even trump should be impeached before he was even sworn in i mean, this is a question that for the whole american public, that we've got to get beyond this so just a should trump example i think every american should accept the results. >> he would be an american. all right so we'll have a lot. >> clinton two. >> yes, that's right. all right. we have a lot more to discuss, especially what happened in the aftermath of that boat for me to go power. so we'll be back stick with us former house speaker the stanley cup by vicariously through hockey imagine a future where plastic is not wasted. >> but instead remad

she somewhat trumpian strategy and while we have jamie raskin out there saying, look, we're not doing what democrats are not doing, what republicans are doing around donald trump. abbe lowell is doing a little bit of it saying this is political yeah. no. i mean, it's really fascinating if you also go back to the conversation, we were just having about the president's statement about his son. right? he is making a statement about his son's case days after the former president is that he knows that he has a set the tone for what he thinks is the responsible behavior in a quarter of an in-court proceeding. right? >> how much should a former president or a current president get involved in the legal proceedings, whether it's against him was his son. i think thank you. know what what abdul's tactics are. obviously, he is the attorney for the president's done so him, but raskin said this many times and so many members of congress, including democrats, we are not electing hunter biden to become president. no one is saying hunter biden is perfect. i have said that several times. i think many

i never watch raskin i've watched these the abrams. why in the crowds have challenged this is a question you should have for democrats as well. i know what network i'm on, but this is what's interesting to me. >> we asked that i always think yes or no answer question, come on democrats have challenged every single republican elected a president since george bush raskin challenge that, that even trump should be impeached before he was even sworn in i mean, this is a question that for the whole american public, that we've got to get beyond this. so just a should trump example i think every american should accept the results. >> he would be an american. all right so we'll have a lot less than two. >> yes, that's right. all right. we have a lot more to discuss, especially what happened in the aftermath of that boat for me to go power. so we'll be back stick with us hello from my. house people the assignments are going on the tornado here i'm thinking i'm going to die and i thought that was it. finally earth with the liev schreiber premiere

they're from democratic congressman jamie raskin for the supreme court's to most conservative members. and just a few hours, the nation's highest court will meet and could issue decisions on a number of high-profile cases, including donald trump's donald trump's claim of immunity from criminal prosecution but on capitol hill, democrats are continuing their push for greater oversight and a new letter obtained first by cnn's annie grayer raskin in alexandria, ocasio-cortez are asking chief justice john roberts, to answer questions about what steps if any, he has taken to investigate ethics controversies involving conservative members on the court. justice alito and thomas have come under increased scrutiny in recent months. thomas for failing to disclose gifts and luxury travel. he received from a conservative billionaire and alito for flag flown outside his homes that seemed to indicate simply the for right-wing movements. now, republicans have pushed back on these democratic calls and here's what senate minority leader mitch mcconnell said. when i asked him earlier this month about al

i think that on tuesday, jamie raskin, one of the impeachment , also a longtime constitutional law professorholding a conversation with alexandria ocasio-cortez. a discussion, he's a ranking member, can't hold a hearing, but they will be having a conversation about why there is a need for ethics. saying that it's just not right at the highest court in the land has the lowest bar in terms of ethics and federal and state judges have much more formalized code that they need to fw.ig pus week on capitol hill to hold them more accountable. it is interesting to note that the main controversies are alito and thomas, who have been called out for their positions on some of these issues about abortion$# access, said we need toof thomas it's reconsider other key precedents, like griswold, which allows for married couples to use contraceptives. people are like great, we thought this was settled so long ago, just like abortion. that i democrats are really pushing on that this week, it's an interesting thing to watch in the senate, bringing a number of bills. republicans are calling the messaging bills, b

incoming democratic congressman jamie raskin says you won't see democrats respond like republicans didfter former president trump's conviction. you don't hear a single peep out of any democrats in that white. we believe in the rule of law. hunter biden's lawyer says they'll pursue all legal challenges available in washington. i'm maddie beer-temple. >> today a federal appeals court upheld california statewide ban on gun shows at county fairs and other state properties. last year a federal judge had blocked the ban saying that violates the rights of sellers and buyers because the guns can still be bought at any gun shop. a state senator dave min from orange county author, the bills he called the appeals court ruling a win for california, saying that it makes us all safer. it is not yet clear if gun rights advocates will try to appeal the case all the way to the supreme court. >> a push in the south bay to end homelessness. details on the upcoming vote to approve multi billion dollar budget. norman, bad news... i never graduated from med school. what? -but the good news is... xfinity mob

incoming democratic congressman jamie raskin says you won't see democrats respond like republicans did after former president trump's conviction. you don't hear a single peep out of any democrats in that white. we believe in the rule of law. hunter biden's lawyer says they'll pursue all legal challenges available in washington. i'm maddie beer-temple. >> well, a sentencing date has not been set yet. the judge says that that could be about 4 months out. so there's this case, of course, isn't the end of hunter biden's legal troubles will be back in court this september here in california for a federal trial over allegedly avoiding taxes. for more on these developments from forres political analyst michael yaki joins us. >> live initial thoughts about this guilty verdict in what it means for i guess, most importantly, president biden in his reelection bid. >> well, i mean, i think that for a lot of the evidence was. really, really overcome. and i think that verdict as what does it was kind of shows that but get was interesting is bad. american people have always been able separate out rel

. >> reporter: jamie raskin saying there's a world where biden is not the party's nominee, but bidento step aside. >> whether he's the candidate or someone else is the candidate, he's going to be the keynote speaker at our convention. he will be the figure we rally around to move forward and beat the forces of authoritarianism and reaction in the country. >> reporter: but other biden allies offering a more full-throated defense. >> the stakes of the race couldn't be higher and the only democrat who has ever beaten donald trump is joe biden. he is our candidate for november and he has the best shot to beat him. >> reporter: the biden campaign arguing if the president were to drop out, it would lead to weeks of chaos on the convention floor. republicans already tying up senators for re-election to biden's debate performance. trump and his close confidante predicting trump will win in a landslide. tomorrow, he begins serving a four-month prison sentence for defying a congressional subpoena to discuss his role in the january 6th attack. >> will you appeal right now, message to all of tru

trump and the republican maga crowd today i think you played raskin. i'm waiting to see where are the maga republicans saying, how bad this is? where's donald trump? he has something to say about everything. right away on truth social. i guess this isn't enough truth and not enough social for him. >> suddenly without wi-fi. still to come for us, reaction from the biden campaign on the supreme court's decision today. campaign co-chair mitch landrieu joins us. asking him about the spreading disinformation and deceptive videos amounting to what could be described or feel like or experienced as election interferes with now less than five months to go until the general election in november. plus the lies and conspiracies about law enforcement when it comes to donald trump. supporter of the ex-president charged criminally after making a horrifying and frightening threat against an agent connected to the hunter biden trial. and later trash-talking american cities opinion this time milwaukee. mayor of the largest city, battleground wisconsin called his attack

let's move on with maryland democratic congressman jamie raskin slammed the court's ruling. idea that. >> anybody can have any arsenal they want in order overthrow the government is ridiculous. vice president kamala harris says the biden administration will continue to work to reduce gun violence. what the court did today really rolling back. >> but otherwise, progress to be made. >> president biden is now calling on congress to act. he wants congress to ban bump stocks and assault weapons reporting in washington. reshad hudson. back to a little earlier today we spoke with loyola law school professor jessica levinson. her message congress can still act. >> and really a question as to whether or not this accessory, this bump stock. transform semiautomatic weapons into machine guns in the court said no one thing that i do want people to know is this does not mean that congress can act congress could if it wants to bump stocks. this is just about whether the atf's have the power to do that. >> now california's attorney general has chimed in about this decision in a statement. r

none of this, to paraphrase jamie raskin and attorney general garland, is on the level. requesting the transcript that's already out public a. it was five hours of testimony pick remember he gave a message machine gift and some of the lines included in his announces of the report where he suggested joe biden wasn't with it and he was old and that's what the jury would think. they got that gift from him. this is about politics. but it's also a preview of what will happen if they republicans control the house because this is not tradition. this is not how it's supposed to go. is not justification for this but it doesn't matter to them. what they are doing to alvin bragg. they are trying to make it sound like they will subpoena him to get him to testify before the house which is just not traditionally through democrats and republicans how it's ever happened. they don't care about that or the separation of power or the justice department's independence. >> in playbook this wording has reporting about how the hours after trump was convicted in new york you call speaker mike j

this is not how it's supposed to be, and as representative raskin said in the introductory remarks, itn just how badly that has worked throughout this past year of devastating scandals across this branch. from clarence thomas, we learned, receiving upwards of $5 million from billion nascars who have interests before him, and justice alito flying the two maga war banners outside of his house. a symbol of the january 6th insurrection and the other a symbol of the christian nationalists that was installed to receive. we are in a position of democratic crisis because of the supreme court, its rulings, ruling for the very billionaires and we can expect more devastating rulings to limit the ability of government, to protect our clean air and water and the attacks on women's freedoms, in particular the dobbs decision that that flag so powerfully represents. >> alex, in your meetings with congress, are you optimistic that they are going to use the tools at their disposal? in their public interviews on this show, at least, they have not projected much confidence that they have the ability to do

is going to be there, not many he's the president, but just a little while ago representative jamie raskin. he's a very well respected member of the house of representatives. he gave an interview and left open the possibility that joe biden would not be the denver product nominees. uh for uh, president saying that he could have the keynote speech of the convention. and that as he would be the figure that i will not rally around. but he did admit, and he was really the 1st one to admit it publicly by his day. i like it in person that they're tough discussions happening through out the democratic party right now . but again, as i mentioned publicly so much different story. what type of listen, joe biden has demonstrated model with 90 minutes, but over the last 4 years the, the character and the metal of the man that he is. and he has demonstrated this both in his public service. and in his personal life, joe body is, are now many joe biden, is our leader, and joe biden has earned. and joe biden deserves the confidence, the respect. and frankly, the partnership that we now have to provide to