i have this vision of roger federer at _ life. i have this vision of roger federer at home, _ life. crisps, life. i have this vision of roger - federer at home, bag of crisps, tv, trekkies on, remote. no exercise! tell me that's going to happen! we'll see when i walk in here! i'm very excited about it.— very excited about it. that's brilliant. — very excited about it. that's brilliant, thank _ very excited about it. that's brilliant, thank you - very excited about it. that's brilliant, thank you so - very excited about it. that'sl brilliant, thank you so much. absolutely. the first game against hunger lynn is in scotland's group. we are at the top stage at stage two and rory mcilroy has finished his first round. he has hung in there and finished two shots off the lead on the under par overall. thomas detrick us is top of the leaderboard will use joined detrick us is top of the leaderboard will usejoined by detrick us is top of the leaderboard will use joined by patrick cantley, the american starting his second round. tiger woods' second round isjust under way at pinehurst. he's star

. >> and later, the advice tennis champion roger federer gave to college graduates that could serve all of us every day. >> from abc news. this is america this morning. >> good tuesday morning everyone i'm andrew dymburt. >> good morning to you i'm rhiannon ally. we begin with the supreme court once again in the spotlight. secret recordings have been released of two supreme court justices and justice samuel alito is again facing controversy. >> this time over what he said about political compromise. this morning, new ethics questions at the supreme court after two justices were caught on secret recordings discussing politically sensitive topics. >> people in this country who believe in god have got to keep fighting for that, to return our country to a place of godliness. oh, i agree with you. >> i agree with you. lauren windsor, a self-described documentary filmmaker, says she recorded chief justice john roberts and justice samuel alito at a charity event last week posing as a catholic conservative. at one point, justice alito is heard telling windsor a compromise between the left and t

, 12 final days, zeros in on the end of roger federer storied 24-year career. >> ready?i see is a mix of sorrow and uncertainty and grief and a little relief maybe. resignation. what do you see when you look at it now? >> grief but also a lot of happiness and relief. seeing my wife, she hasn't spoken to the media i think in 18 years. for her to be so vulnerable in front of the camera. >> she's so stoic when she watches your matches. >> i know it's been hard for her. >> in the documentary, it almost feels like a war of wills within yourself. >> i thought i had emotions in check. >> but in the end, emotions win. >> i was so grateful for an incredible career. it's been the most magical of journeys and to be there and show thankfulness was what it was all about for me. and in the corner of my eye, my kids are standing there. all the legends of the sport. you felt like time stood still for a second. it was great. >> there was nothing like seeing your rival and friend rafael nadal. talk about tears. he had oceans of tears for you. >> it was a flood. >> it was a flood. >> yeah.

roger federer, welcome to bbc news. thank you very much. now i look back on when the players play, you know, french open, i was watching roland garros last week a little bit, and i see the guys playing. i'm like, "wow, they're so good." and i used to do that, too. it's... i feel so distant already towards my career. i start forgetting the things i've done, the records and where i've been and what i've... you know, i don't know. it's more of a beautifuljust past i see on the road. i don't know. it's been a great life, you know. when people talk about you as a player, we hear "elegance" and "grace" and "he makes it look easy". but grit is the thing that you wanted to talk about. do you think sometimes people forgot about that? totally. absolutely, they did. you know, they only saw, "ok, it's so easy for roger, so elegant. "the guy doesn't train and he shows up and hejust "wins it all," you know? but it's not the way it is. and i think for me, that was very... that was a bit complicated because i... so, what? i have to pretend to fight? i have

according to this indicator, the serb beat roger feder, who has 369 victories.he next opponent of the first racket of the world was kaspjar rud, who in turn argued with the us representative taylor friedts for reaching the quarterfinals. 7-6, 3-6, 6-4, 6:2. let me note that for the norwegian the match with djokiewicz is a great opportunity to take revenge for the final. in 2023 , a serbian athlete won the decisive match. one of the most titled belarusian national teams, the biathlon team completed the first training camp in the current off-season. and right now on youtube tv channel belarus 5, as part of the sportkadr project, you can see the unusual training of our athletes. and here is a small announcement from summer raubichi. in june, the belarusian national team will hold a second training camp about uraubichi, and in july they will go to mountain training. the summer season starts in september. it took grodno 25 years of waiting to get to the city above. returned to the belarusian championship and dance sport championship. last weekend , the main tournamen

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in history, djokovic has surpassed roger federer in the total number of winning matches at grand slams career. the new record is 370 victories. and again in football, spartak forward quincy promes returned to training. the dutch footballer, released from custody in the emirates, returned to work on the field. a video of the drill on a field in dubai was published by the popular dutch publication the telegraph. today vincey promes is awaiting the court verdict. about extradition from the emirates to the netherlands, this is exactly what the dutch prosecutor's office demands. 4 months ago, a court in amsterdam found quincy guilty in absentia of drug smuggling charges. the football player now faces 6 years in prison. also in the emirates, quinn tromes was involved in a case of fleeing the scene of an accident; this particular case was closed in may, after which the football player was finally released from custody. that's all about sports for now, see you in our next issues.

djokovic, after winning in the fourth round, surpassed roger federer in the total number of victoriesgrand slam tournaments in his entire career. the new record is 307. victories. and at the end of the issue we talk about football again. spartak forward quincy promes returned to training. released from custody in the united arab emirates, the dutch footballer returned to work for field in dubai. the video was published by the popular dutch publication the telegram. today, queenie promess is awaiting a court verdict on extradition from the emirates and the netherlands. this is exactly what the dutch prosecutor's office demands. 4 months ago the court in amsterdam for. forecasters promise that thunderstorms will not darken the first days of the st. petersburg international economic forum, and anna volkova will tell you what the temperature regime will be on the banks of the niva where the stormy cyclone leaves. the influence of anticyclones on weather processes in european russia again are intensifying. where are powerful thunderstorms still possible today, and where will the sun peek o

djokovic has passed roger federer for the most career grand slam victories.victories. and back to football spartak forward quincy promes returned to training. the dutch football player, released from custody in the emirates, returned to work on the field. a video of a... process on a field in dubai was published by the popular dutch publication the telegram. today, quincy promes is awaiting court verdicts on extradition from the emirates to the netherlands. this is exactly what the dutch prosecutor's office demands. 4 months ago, a court in amsterdam found quincy promes guilty in absentia of drug smuggling. the football player faces 6 years in prison. also in emirates quinte promes was involved in a case of evading the scene of an accident; this particular case was closed in may. after which the football player was just released from custody. tatyana, that’s all about sports for now, see you next hour. alexander, thanks for the information, my colleague alexander was with the sports news. on tuesday, vladimir putin held a meeting with the heads of ministries

roger federer, welcome to bbc breakfast. thank you. used to do that, too. it's... i feel so distant already towards my career. i start forgetting the things i've done, the records and where i've been and what i've... you know, i don't know. it's more of a beautifuljust past i see on on the road. right. soi... i don't know. it's been a great life, you know. when people talk about you as a player, we hear, "elegance" and "grace" and "he makes it look easy". but grit is the thing that you wanted to talk about. do you think sometimes people forgot about that? totally. absolutely, they did. you know, they only saw, ok, it's so easy for roger, so elegant. the guy doesn't train and he shows up and he just wins it all, you know? but it's not the way it is. and i think for me, that was very... that was a bit complicated because i... so what? i have to pretend to fight. i have to pretend to show grit. for me, the only way to show it is to, like, win five—setters, to win three—setters overcome injury. but effortless is a myth, as we now know. we

the tennis legend roger federer has attended a screening of his upcoming documentary, at the tribecaime grand slam winner during the last 12 days of his career before his retirement. he said it was originallyjust meant to be for his family and friends but developed into the documentary. the film has its premiere in london on thursday. well, i think that is the beauty of this film as well, it shows you can be brutal rivals, tough competitors but then you can come out and get along and have so much respect for one another. it is a good message to the well, to the kids, all the competitors like juniors who take life so serious that when it comes to their matches, the aircraft and when they see that me and wrap nadal, yelling —— novak djokovic get along. coming up ahead on business today, do you use that fitness app today, do you use that fitness app strava because if you do that i do not — but the people i spoke to who are using it a really enthusiastic and keen on the whole they are pretty positive about that. i have the chief executive of strava on this programme. we are also looking

roger federer— excited about it. thank you very much. roger federer speaking. excited about it.fire along with their husband ray sheen and their three children every day when the anniversary comes, it is always is a stress and adds more sorrow into our loss. sadiq and bedriya originate from ethiopia. they lost their sister nura in the grenfell tower fire, along with nura's husband, hashim, and their three children, brothers yahya, yaqub, and sister firdaws. hashim, i describe him as like my own brother. he was a wonderful husband for my sister, nura, yahya, yaaub, in a very good family unit. they were wonderful children. her daughter, firdaws, she had been awarded the bill gates foundation's. she would have been some sort of asset or valuable for the country. it is difficult to tell about nura in words — the same thing, her husband. they were wonderful people. ibrahim, from eritrea, lost his brother, mohamednour, and his sister in law amal, and three—year—old niece amaya. amal�*s cousin amna, who was visiting, also died. he helped the people, he helped the community, he was very

two of the strongest tennis players in history, rafael nadal and roger federer, met on a mountaintop rivals, and now close friends, they told what they thought about their confrontation and gave advice to aspiring tennis players that helped them become leaders. what do they consider their main achievements, what would they like to be remembered for and how do they earn money off the court? this is show business news today. the mountains are an ideal location for meeting athletes who have reached the very peak of their careers. on the slopes they often clashed with each other, but both conquered more than one peak, and now, when the heat of battle is behind them, they can calmly talk about their rivalry against the backdrop of the snow-capped alps. at 3.00 m, rafael nadal and roger federer rose for a photo shoot for a fashion brand, they were photographed by the famous annie leibovets, forty-two-year-old roger and thirty-eight-year-old rafa, his birthday is just today, they remembered how met for the first time, it was 2003, when federer won wimbledon for the first time, and nadal cam

federer, so seeing a lot of customers that once more nike go overand of customers that once more nikey had an impact on sales and future sales is the fact that nike got rid of a lot of the third party distribution and have this idea that they could be a direct consumer model and have their customers just buying shoes directly on their site. that really had a major impact on sales and now but they are trying to do is kind of reverse engineer that. a quick look at the products. what normally would be a top product in sportswear apparel? running shoes, for one. this is their bread and butter, this is what nike started with, and i am a runnerand i've what nike started with, and i am a runner and i've seen what's happening and we are having a huge spike in interest in running, yet the market share and the marketplace is becoming so saturated with competition for nike so they are losing market share there but you're also seeing nike not really gain a lot of traction when it comes to marketing — for example, the olympics are coming up. yes, they spent a lot of marketing budget to target the

federer, who has 369 victories the next opponent of the first racket of the world was kaspjar rud, whod with the us representative taylor friedts for reaching the quarterfinals, 7-6, 3-6, 6-4, 6-2. let me note that for the norwegian the match with djokiewicz is a great opportunity to take revenge for the final of roland goross last year. in 2023, a serbian athlete won the decisive match. one of the most titled belarusian national teams, the biathlon team completed its first training camp in the current off-season. right now on youtube tv channel belarus 5 within sports frame project you can see the unusual training of our athletes, here is a small announcement from the summer raubichi. in june, the belarusian national team will hold a second training camp about uraubichi, in july they will go to mountain training, and the summer season will start in september. well, to end the issue about a childhood dream that became a reality. france national team striker kilian mbappe was there the day before. officially announced as a player of the real madrid football club. there is a well-known s

. >>> next up, roger federer on "popstart."what? because savannah is involved in the program, we got an exclusive look. at the trailer. thank you. let's take a look. >> i thought until this morning i had the emotions in check, but i can feel it coming up. >> you will play the labor cup. that will be the last match of his career. djokovic, murray, they will all be there. >> no, i will not have this feeling again. it is painful. >> a mountain of memories are flooding back to him right now. >> these are the nerves i will miss once i officially retire. >> finally, to the game of tennis, i love you and will never leave you. ♪ >> i love this trend. we saw it with derek jeter, michael jordan. these documentaries with the greats coming out for us fans. this looks like another oscar-winning type production. >> i'm speechless. it is going to be great. the last final days of him. >> maybe not supposed to be as 12 final days. >> they wanted to shoot it. i don't know if they were really planning on it being a -- they didn't know. it ended u

it was his 300 69th win at a grand slam tournament tying with roger federer of all people for the lowstennis history and champaign day in sports all around. but of course, >> a busy day here in the bay to is saying, yeah, absolutely. it was nice to see that the a's were able to, you know, hold their own against one of the best teams in baseball giants, unfortunately, couldn't do that, you know, against the yankees and having the ace on the bomb has been judge. it's been it's and the judge that's true well. there's always another one tomorrow and there is right. well, i want to go. all right. thanks a ok? well, coming up, we'll have the very latest on that wildfire that has forced evacuations near tracy. we're now learning we're up to 10,000 acres burned tonight. the very latest co it's time to get away and cash in at cache creek casino resort. to rock and to roll. to go all out or go all in with four stars and rising stars. northern california's premier casino resort is the perfect place to do as much... or as little as you want. make your getaway now and cache in at cache creek casino

federer's on sneakers.er, and they'll fall in the single digits for this year. so they're in a slump. where's the turn-around? maybe they'll showcase some performance products at the paris olympics, but -- stuart: yeah. they forecast down 10% this quarter with. down 16%. all right. toyota, launching its irs for the if the -- first ev with an advanced self-driving system. where's the launch in. lauren: china. the japanese automaker wants bigger market share in tesla. tesla also launching self-driving in china. toyota wants to catch up to cheaper rivals and to tesla. they're also working on bat arelies and more -- batteries and more intelligent vehicles. they're going to start with an suv. i thought that was interesting. not a small car, an electric suv. that's in 2025. stuart: got it. the stock is up $1.50 at $205. the chinese search engine baidu, i know it's launching an upgraded 56789i. model. what's new -- lauren: this is ernie for turbo. 300 million users have access to it. what's new about it, it's just

what matters as we were talking about the other day with roger federer, is you just win more than youw what? we're going to have to save the rest of the questions for next time. so all i can say is i like to say there is always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to try to find it just for you right here on "mad money." see you next time. >>> right now on last call, is social media the new smoking? surgeon general delivered a steady demand to better protect kids. >>> tightening his grip, elon musk starling for maybe it's biggest day yet to dominate the internet. >>> biting the dust, sort of mcdonald's is to a major experiment with ai. all that and more over the hour. buckle up, last call is up on a monday right now.

. >> roger federer. >> roger federer. >> hahaha beyonce knowles yeah, it's declan rice .clan rice. is that like egg fried or i really don't know anything about sean rice . anything about sean rice. >> i'm just pleased to see that people that play for newcastle united like anthony gordon, are doing so well. i think he's a real treat. and, but i'm afraid that this bombshell, this, this, this treat has come to an end because thank you very much to our guests tonight, by the way , our guests tonight, by the way, doctor renee and of course, alex armstrong. but eileen has written , written in about alex written, written in about alex armstrong. >> she says not another one. >> she says not another one. >> alex armstrong has a touch of the errol flynn about him with that face and head. >> am i try and do that. >> am i try and do that. >> should i try and do the, am i allowed to say they're not one of these young men on our panel? all right, flynn was no, no idea. >> i didn't actually he did die 60 years before i was born. >> so perhaps there's a reason. >> so perhaps there's a re

and roger federer still hadn't won any. he was 22 when he won his 1st major at wimbledon in 2003. i grew up play own on credit cards. uh but the most uh tournament with the toys see 80 some hardcore. so i had to uh, practice more on a hot guard. so i started to to feel more comfortable moving to the my thoughts playing hardboard. but uh, i see my, my game suites very well on uh, on every surface. um, because i, i brought this is, uh, i wanted to uh, to develop my, my style uh, being aggressive for the time. my main goal is uh, being aggressive as much as it can. now it's the biggest cricket game ever played in the united states with more than 400000000 people watching around the world. india one us really against pockets on in new york. it's close and on the next round of the t 20 world cub tom size land has more so many of those in unfamiliar territory in a city. this ice did stanley cups of old series and n b a finals. it's the t 20 cricket woke up. they've had everyone's attention in new york on sunday. so the 4000 people were in the stadium to watch india versus puck, a stun.

and roger federer is still haven't won any. and he was 22 when he won his 1st major at wimbledon in 2003. i grew up playing on credit card. uh but the most uh tournament of the tory c, 80 some hardcore. so i had to uh, practice more on a hot card. so i started to to feel more comfortable moving to the my thoughts playing hardboard. but uh, i see my, my game suites very well on uh, on every surface. um, because i, i breakfast, uh, i wanted to uh, to develop my, my style being aggressive for the time. my main goal is uh, being aggressive. uh, as much as you can to match yourself and said it was a lot of fun as he won the canadian groan pre to extend his lead and the formula one championship. the dutchman dealt with tricky wet and dry conditions and timed his pit stop so well to finish ahead of him, clarence landed north, mercedes, george russell. he's now 56 points clear at the top at a, for a show, some player who did not finish the race in canada. pretty crazy race. you know, a lot of things are happening and we really have to

if documents can win this concept still break, roger federer his record of 369 from that slammed victories. threatened champion is one set prussian fits st. dynamite that has be notes out. bates in a, in 5 sets, while strows i'll explain. mental 11 said reaching the last states that rolling barrels for the 1st time in his career and women struggle with them to, to reinstall the lincoln is in. so the last states, the butler, russian, have no problems against the american opponents and having to borrow and speak to her in see sense just to consumptive things when her 2nd grand fine opiate johnny sutherland kit in the core finals is the wimbledon champion, elena river, keena the welding before was the straight says when the air against the ukraine's alaina's fits elena scripting. who's into his 2nd franchise for the final. if i say, please, just been filing the now it's the think 20 cricket woke up and some who wrote from the maybe is david visa start with bob. i'm full that went against our mind. the match was tied, which meant a supervisor has to be played for the 1st time in 12 years. he s

kevin costner, roger federer, emma stone.ou couldn't stay away long. >> exactly, exactly. i came to new york because after i threw out that first pitch for the marlins, craig said it looked really good. and i think the folks at the yankees heard that, so i'm up here for a tryout. >> it's good to see you. >> likewise. >> everything good? >> everything is great. >> what have you been doing in. >> well, i learned something that you guys will all learn one day. eight hours sleep is amazing. >> mr. roker, we have a beautiful sky here. >> spectacular. we will see storms here later. in the meantime, let's look at your weekend. we have the u.s. open, going to be hot. a lot of hot weather. not too humid. that's good news. we start off with saturday, beautiful in the east. although, heavy weather down through florida. father's day, sunday, sunday, partly sunny, 75. lawn, texas 95. get off my lawn! trinidad, california 58. kingman 97 in arizona. and hammer, north dakota 71 degrees. we're looking at rain and 89. that's what's going on ar

the win gave him a 370th grand slam win passing roger federer for the most in tennis history.g in the tournament. jonathan: i am convinced he is playing with us, but we will see. next on the program, some calls for you and george ferguson of bloomberg intelligence as boeing works to address supply chain issues. we will recap some of the conversation that guy johnson had with the boeing ceo.equity futures -0.4% and the opening bell is one hour 60 minutes away. -- one hour and 16 minutes away. ♪ at morgan stanley, old school hard work meets bold new thinking. to help you see untapped possibilities and relentlessly work with you to make them real. olukai sandals capture the feeling of stepping barefoot into wet sand. the perfect balance of instant comfort and lasting support. say aloha to olukai. anywhere comfort. anywhere aloha. (♪♪) jonathan: live from new york, welcome. good morning. equities negative by 0.4% off of session lows. yesterday was a wacky day. equities were ok and then were hammered by the ism manufacturing read. the close was a decent, positive to kick off june.

roger federer, novak djokovic, rafael nadal. they have the stranglehold.ng every young person from doing what we're watching alcaraz do, which is dominate and become the next face of tennis. even if you only watch a little bit of tennis, you watch alcaraz, this kid who is 21 years old, for a second, and you realize his athleticism is sa superlative. we haven't seen an athlete like this in the sport ever. how do you reset after the big three? get a big one at the very least. do something like that. >> his championship match in wimbledon last year over djokovic, one of the best identify seen. iga swiatek won three in a row and four out of five. >> yes. >> the other big one, scottie scheffler. >> no, he was not in paris. >> richard. >> scottie scheffler was not in paris. yeah, she's a dominant clay court player on the women's side. >> no doubt. >> the host of "pablo torre finds out" on meadowlark media, pablo, i'm sure we'll talk soon. we'll see where the nba finals stands. mika, back to you. >> thank you, pablo. thank you, jonathan. >>> coming up, a texas ra

you got your roger federer, you got your ramon vega ramon vega as well.d. have you got your computer to work ? computer to work? >> i tell you what, my man, i think you need to give me a lesson. i'll tell you what now, it's impossible. >> well, you did very well. well, tell me tonight, will switzerland teach scotland a lesson tonight ? how good is this lesson tonight? how good is this swiss team ? swiss team? >> well, let me let me just start from the beginning . i start from the beginning. i think they had a very, very good start. switzerland. because surprised hungary totally tactically on the field as well. i think murat yakin, who i used to play together also in switzerland national team, he completely out tactical the rossithe completely out tactical the rossi the manager because he put two new players into the squad. mido who scored and abhishek, two quality players completely surprised the whole nation, by the way. and also the hungarian coach. and rossi is a fantastic tactician. you know, for him to be surprised, it takes a lot of things. so there

federer, for example. djokovic, you play like murray, you are going to suffer injuries and i just wonder he's made his money. he's got four kids at home, he's won three grand slams. he's got an olympic gold medal under his belt. i'm not really sure what keeps him going at this stage because he's not going to win the tournament, that's for sure. no no, it's the very thing that made him champ. >> it's what's keeping him trying to compete. still just can't put it. can't put it down. >> raisi. maybe he just likes the propofol. what's that ? the propofol. what's that? that's the what you get with your general feelgood. no, that's. no, that's your general anaesthetic when you have an operation. oh, is that right? yeah. propofol. it's blooming lovely, isn't it? >> i'll bet. >> i'll bet. >> i'll bet it's that one. where they, you know, they count backwards and you get to about eight. >> yes. that's right . wonderful. >> yes. that's right. wonderful. >> yes. that's right. wonderful. >> and then you wake up two hour

roger stone was convicted in a federal court, correct?>> again, the best recollection of the public record. >> the department of justice charged elliot brady, fundraiser for donald trump. he was convicted in a federal swer. >> you are not the attorney general at the time. >> i was not. >> in fact, the attorney general for those criminal cases was bill barr, who was nominated by donald trump. with these back show is that the department of justice has not been weaponized. we have one department of justice that goes after criminals regardless of party affiliation. these trump associates were convicted under the administration of three republican attorneys general, each of whom was nominated by donald trump. trump's compare manager dash cam payment or, and fellow, deputy campaign manager, a fellow, foreign policy advisor, a felon, trump's lawyer, a felon, political advisor, a felon, trump's fundraiser, a felon. it is not the fault of the department of justice that donald trump's -- trump and surrounded himself with criminals. trump brought th

roger stone was convicted in a federal court, correct?>> again, the best recollection of the public record. >> the department of justice charged elliot brady, fundraiser for donald trump. federal court, correct? >> same answer. >> you are not the attorney general at the time. >> i >> in fact, the attorney general for those criminal cases was bill barr, who was nominated by donaldthat the department of justice has not been weaponized. we have one department of justice that goes after criminals regardless of party affiliation. these trump associates were convicted under the administration of three republicanattorneys general, each of whom was nominated by donald trump. trump's compare manager dash cam payment or, and fellow, fellow, foreign policy advisor, a felon, trump's lawyer, a felon, political advisor, a felon, trump's furaiser, a not the fault of the department of justice that donald trump's -- trump and surrounded himself wiinals. trump brought that on himself. one of the things that makes america great is that we are ruled by the l

roger stone was convicted in a federal court, correct? >> again, the best recollection of the public record. >> the department of justice charged elliot brady, fundraiser for donald trump. he was convicted in a federal court, correct? >> same answer. >> you are not the attorney general at the time. >> i was not. >> in fact, the attorney general for those criminal cases was bill barr, who was nominated by donald trump. with these back show is that the department of justice has not been weaponized. we have one department of justice that goes after criminals regardless of party affiliation. these trump associates were convicted under the administration of three republican attorneys general, each of whom was nominated by donald trump. trump's compare manager dash cam payment or, and fellow, deputy campaign manager, a fellow, foreign policy advisor, a felon, trump's lawyer, a felon, political advisor, a felon, trump's fundraiser, a felon. it is not the fault of the department of justice that donald trump's -- trump and surrounded himself with

roger stone was convicted in a federal court, correct?t recollection of the public record. >> the department of justice charged elliot brady, fundraiser for donald trump. he was convicted in a federal court, correct? >> same answer. >> you are not the attorney general at the time. >> i was not. >> in fact, the attorney general for those criminal cases was bill barr, who was nominated by donald trump. with these back show is that the department of justice has not been weaponized. we have one department of justice that goes after criminals regardless of party affiliation. these trump associates were convicted under the administration of three republican attorneys general, each of whom was nominated by donald trump. trump's compare manager dash cam payment or, and fellow, deputy campaign manager, a fellow, foreign policy advisor, a felon, trump's lawyer, a felon, political advisor, a felon, trump's fundraiser, a felon. it is not the fault of the department of justice that donald trump's -- trump and surrounded himself with criminals. trump b

it is so reminiscent of what we saw the sniper sites, it's exactly what roger stone did with a federal judge that was overseeing his case. and then if you want to know how this relates to donald trump and why this is going to be, i think, so relevant to his sentencing is for anybody who -- just to analogize what happened on january 6th, if you want to know donald trump's the intent and whether he wants to see this happen, look at what he is not doing. you do not see him like any current or former official in a normal world, in earth one would be saying absolutely do not engage in violence, that is not the way that you protest. that is what you would expect to have heard on january 6th. that is why you have the d.c. federal case that is currently being held up by the supreme court is you have donald trump doing the exact same thing, which is if you want to know whether this is carrying out what he wants and his intentions, look at the fact that he is not lifting one finger or saying one word to say that this is wrong. obviously your point that all of his enablers are doing the same thin

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severino, a former top trump hhs official. >> we have federal laws on the book books that prevent the interstate trafficking in abortion drugs. it's very clear that's a reference to the comstock act, an 18, 73 law that bans the mailing of the drugs and tools used in abortion. >> the law held no weight. well, roe was on the books. trump had as declined to answer whether he'd use the law despite promising in april to release a statement within two weeks, but a trump doj could weigh a series of interpretations from choosing to prosecute anyone who sends or receives mifepristone, which is used in roughly two-thirds of nationwide abortions, are going as far as to restrict the mailing of any supplies used in surgical abortion it's effectively a total ban on the procedure. >> if we were to have an administration that would actually enforce the comstock act, then we could see every abortion facility in america shutdown mark lee dickson is one of the key anti-abortion activist responsible for promoting the comstock act, lobbying dozens of cities to outlaw abortion through local enforcement of

we have federal laws on the book books that prevent the interstate trafficking in abortion drugs. it's very clear that's a reference to the comstock act, an 18, 73 law that bans the mailing the drugs and tools used in abortion. >> the law held no weight. well, roe was on the books. trump has declined to answer whether he'd used the law despite promising in april to release a statement within two weeks, but a trump doj could weigh a series of interpretations from choosing to prosecute anyone who sends or receives mifepristone, which is used in roughly two-thirds of nature she might abortions are going as far as to restrict the mailing of any supplies used in surgical abortions, effectively, a total ban on the procedure if we were to have an administration that would actually enforce the comstock act then we could see every abortion facility in america shut down mark lee dickson is one of the key anti-abortion activists responsible for promoting the comstock act, lobbying dozens of cities to outlaw abortion through local enforcement of the law. >> his partner in that effort is forme

roger brooke taney of maryland rules. in a 7 to 2 decision.s family, he is an enslaved black cannot serve in a federal court, ought n to have seat at the lower circuit court level because he is either slave or a descendants of slaves. tawney made the point that it was race, not slavery, thatdetes country. and so, tawney, first rules that dred scott didn't have a right to sue in a federal court because he's a black man. second thing, he went on to say that wasn't relevant to that particular decision. he didn't need to go on to say this, but the second thing he ruled was that unkind when itom. our practice historically had been that could do this. so when tawney says they shouldn't have done it, they didn't have thig power. so lincoln is forced by the dred scott decision, as many people are at the same time, the supreme court does not have the same kind of power in the 19th century that it does today. and so many people ignore the supremethey said, we don't agre. we're not to go along with this. they engaged all kinds of nullification of this id

stone or manafort or steve bannon who ha second and unrelated series of federal crimes.een joe biden saying that if his son were convicted, he would serve whatever sentence the judge saw appropriate, and he would not be rescued by his father, as contrasted with donald trump who continues to rail against the department of justice as having played a hand in the prosecution of him when there's no evidence of that. in fact, the department of justice told jim jordan earlier this week that they searched their email communications and found no record of any communication between anyone in the leadership of the department and in the manhattan district attorney's office. trump continues to say that the law has been weaponized against him. there couldn't be a sharper contrast between these two men across a variety of areas, but certainly with respect to how they feel about the importance of the rule of law and what they are themselves willing to sacrifice in defense of that. >> jeff, the issue of presidential pardons has such a controversial history, not just with recent president

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