." >> we'll have former federal prosecutor joyce vance joining us in this hour to consider what this breaking news means tonight. as you've been covering it for the hour, it broke minutes before you went on. and i studied that "new york times" article. none of the reporting, none of it, gives the slightest hint of what the crime might be. >> yeah. >> that would be investigated in this criminal investigation, which makes it so very peculiar. because, in fact, it's extremely difficult for an fbi agent to commit a crime in the course of his or her investigative duties. it is extremely difficult for a prosecutor to commit a crime and very difficult for cia officer to commit a crime in the kind of investigation we're talking about, other than some form of perjury, some form of untruth delivered in an under oath environment. and there actually isn't very much of that environment controlling what they do most of the time. >> right. >> and so this could be kind of a shell of a criminal investigation, one of the many, many, many legitimate criminal investigations that the justice department h

joining me now, msnbc contributor joyce vance. kristen, at the white house, the president striking back against lieutenant colonel vindman, other republicans, on fox news, joining in. the credibility of this witness is so startling and unimpeachable, how can -- how are they reacting? is there any shaking of their confidence as they approach this? >> if there is, they're not letting on at this point. we're seeing defiance from this administration and from this president. let me read you part of his tweet, andrea, and then talk about the strategy you just raised. president trump tweeting, yesterday's never trumper witness could find no quid pro quo in the transcript of the phone call. there were many people listening to the call. how come they including the president of ukraine found nothing wrong with it. witch hunt. then he goes on to say republicans are internenergized unified. bottom line, andrea, it becomes increasingly difficult to undercut some of these witnesses, including the witness yesterday, lieutenant colonel vindman, s

vance's office wanted to take a look at the same contact that landed michael cohen in jail, namely theoff to stormy daniels in the days of the 2016 campaign that was not treated as a campaign finance violation and landed michael cohen in jail. a legit -- and the president was deemed to be a participant. the da's office leaves they have ategitimate reason to look the books. they are taking advantage of a books and record law that maintains companies that are based in new york have to keep accurate books and records and not fudge numbers to hide illicit activity. now they have evidence of the illicit activity and now they can go after the term organization for hiding that. vonnie: we know the president has a reprieve for the moment until the next set of arguments is considered, but the fact that the president and his team lost the fight early this morning before the appeal -- was that a surprise? be a there was supposed to decision. we have been waiting for this day for a month. the complete loss of the president's argument at this federal court was not a total surprise. au always hope t

they're going to end up in cyrus vance, jr.'s hands. i think that is inevitable.g but it's a matter of team, illegal as it is to -- >> if somebody who legally has them gives them to somebody in the press, that act is a crime but the press publishing it is not a crime. neil: like the pentagon papers. >> classic case. that is the protection. so when cy vance, the district attorney here in manhattan, wins the case, and he will, dispute whether he gets tax returns, they go into 30 or 40 people's hands. it only takes one of them, once the cat is out of the bag, forget it, only takes one to leak. neil: why those eight years? >> say again? neil: why those eight years? >> according to vance, michael cohen's the president's former lawyer has explain ad series of connected financial shenanigans to use a loose phrase are all connected began eight years ago, the statute of limitations is five, six, or seven, depending what they're looking for. neil: got it. judge, thank you very much. >> pleasure, neil. neil: judge andrew napolitano. we're down 16 points. we halved our worse

vance for post at our own town full of soldiers and police on call snipers were on the roofs and downtown life in the hospitals blood reserves were being stocked up think i was and been put. in but the protesters marched peacefully around the city of light sick in the following weeks the demonstrations continue to grow and within a month the berlin wall had fallen i think a group always stay with me that i have been growing up in a dictatorship for that. i will always value the freedom my how but i would like people remember that. the ma chrissy. isn't living so we have to be a part of it. and then there's no one outstanding it for us i would really like people to remember that. in the russian city of volgograd it is a huge memorial the city catered to the heroes of the battle of stalingrad the motherland calls is being restored in time for celebrations marking the 75th anniversary of the soviet victory in that battle. a call to arms against hitler army a cry of victory of a nazi germany. the motherland cold towering at $85.00 meet us commemorates world war 2. the monument has aged quite

all over the world have been gathered for the show at frankfurt's state of museum harvest and paul vance has just arrived from jerusalem. making vanguard a german love story is the name of the exhibition it was german our lovers who 1st started showing an interest in the artist after his death and $890.00 german artists took inspiration from bangkok after 1900. hour long comes of anger who uses dark. does what max beckman does later who outlines pictures with black lines and uses 2 colors that don't go together bringing together this yellow and this. and he has this strong contrast the contours of the hats and the look it is just an ordinary man who is presented here because of this whole composition is one that in particular fascinated the german expressionists and. then go home as role models the exhibition illustrates that's the son sometimes shining brightly then in the pictures of german artists then god was there 1st the stable director calls him the godfather of the modern. the man who made pictures that the brush had furrowed like a plow through a few. hours. making them god help

vance. before i do that, let me read into the -- you can stand there. just let me, if i could, read as a matter of housekeeping for all concerned, just to read into the record the agreement that i understand -- that we understand is now in place. and i'm quoting from the joint letter, which says, vance agrees to forebear enforcement of the subpoena between the date of oral argument in this matter, it's october 23rd, 2019, in ten calendar days after this court issues its panel opinion, the forbearance period on the follow conditions. one, any petition for serb area in this matter will be filed in the supreme court within the forbearance period. any opposition will be filed within seven calendar days from the petition. and any reply will be filed within three calendar days from any opposition. should any filing date specified above fall on a weekend or holiday, the terms of the federal rules of appellate procedure 26 shall control. two, should a petition for, appellate will request in his petition that the supreme court hear the case in the current term a

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each time and every time and all for naught until today until manhattan's district attorney cyrus vance jr. demanded eight years of them then a federal judge in new york ruling today that the president had to release them. and fast. so he ordered them turned over immediately only to be quashed by himself really and an appeals court which ruled that there was no need to rush this. that order is now on hold according to a legal judge from the second circuit court of appeals because of the unique issues raised by this appeal. that, my friends, is likely the legal understatement of the century. welcome. i'm neil cavuto and this is "your world" where subpoenas are flying, and the president of the united states is no doubt finding it unrelenting the demand for taxes. getting their hands on those tax documents, they're convinced will reveal the inner workings of donald trump's financial empire and the financial connections and relationships so pivotal to that empire. they argue, and have for years that the president has a responsibility to share this because, well, all modern presidents and th

in barcelona police in riot vance of charged at cattle and pro independence demonstrators who gathered outside police headquarters some protests as threw eggs and other projectiles at officers while others vandalized police vehicles earlier on saturday saturday an estimated 350000 people took part in a largely peaceful rally. british police have filed charges against the driver of the truck that was found carrying the bodies of $39.00 suspected migrants on wednesday the 25 year old faces $39.00 counts of manslaughter as well as other charges meanwhile police have backed away from initial reports that the victims were from china investigators are now asking the vietnamese community in britain for help identifying the bodies. it's been a long and drawn out process recovering the $39.00 bodies from the truck where they were found. but police say that the operation has now been completed. what i can say now is that all of our victims have been recovered they are all now at broome field hospital and they will be undergoing post-mortems the whole process is forensic the recovery process was

iing to vance this to sunday. the colors are brighter red, the wind speeds have intensified, and the orientation is northeast right over us. so the pattern really picks up with a little more concern here by the time we get into sunday. that's what we will start focusing on. let's get through tonight. and we'll start looking at what could be red flag warnings for sunday. >>> breaking news out sof noma county. evacuees ordered after a fast-moving wildfire breaks out. >>> that breaking news >> winery. there is the evacuation warning for northern heelsburg and the town of geyserville. >>> a former 49 sercoming back to the bay area. he's not bearing gifts for his former team. and why are these guys so happy? >>> those teams that have won the first two games end up winning the world series 77% of the time. >> say again, please. >> houston, we have a problem. >> the problem is that man, stephen strag,der 2 in the post. 2-2 game. kurt suzuki, solo home run. that's when it all fell apart for the astros. asdrzbal cabrera, t

vance for post at our own town full of soldiers and police on a call. on the roofs in downtown life in the hospitals blood reserves were being stocked up in car who hasn't been put. in but the protesters marched peacefully around the city of lights like in the following weeks the demonstrations continue to grow and within a month the berlin wall had fallen and after the in the heart it just gives you goosebumps it was unbelievable to see that so many people had overcome their fear who mustered up their courage and decided to join these demonstrations and i think that's asked of us again today to engage in advocating for democracy and to nurture it together. so that one of them might authentic i think the group always stay with me but i have been growing up in a dictatorship for that. i how i would like people remember that. democracy. is a living so we have to be part of it. and there's no one out. i would really like people to remember that. you know he's cape radio reporting there now one of germany's footballing greats is hanging up his boots bastian

attorney joyce vance, who spent 25 years as a federal prosecutor. joyce, talk about this because it seems directly informed by the density and complexity of the mueller report, no less a document, but it just wasn't digested and understood by the american public. it's a sacrilege, but i've been saying had it been a twitter thread of 20 items, people may have come away with a greater understanding of it than that. also talk about the temptation as they say about legislation, when they start adding amendments, it becomes a christmas tree, the temptation to throw other stuff in the hopper. >> so i think one of the issues that we need to think about now is strategy and pragmatic engagement when you're drafting a charging document like articles of impeachment. the american public has a lot of emotional engagement with the topic of the president's behavior on both sides of the equation, right? but from a prosecutor's point of view -- and that's what will happen when congress drafts articles of impeachment. the house will be acting as prosecutors. you need

kurdish controlled territory in north in the northeast of the country as turkish backed troops and vance into the area kurdish officials say almost 200000 people have been forced to flee their homes international condemnation of turkey's offensive is mounting as germany and france announced their katanning arms exports to the country. plane while ankara claims its offensive has captured the k. border town of rassilon but. these people have found shelter in a school in her. when the shelling started they fled their homes in the russell i'm on the turkish border. this woman is here with her children. nobody is helping us we're in a terrible state what should we do where should we go help us for our children's sake it's a disgrace i don't know was there are 200 refugees in this school food water and medicine are in short supply at least they're safe here unlike the people still back home in the russell i'm which is being seized by turkish troops. friends and relatives have posted horrific videos they say were shot there where this is. was i saw one of those of they have been bombing the tow

iing to vance this to sunday. the colors are brighter red, the wind speeds have intensified, and the orientation is northeast right over us. so the pattern really picks up with a little more concern here by the time we get into sunday. that's what we will start focusing on. let's get through tonight. and we'll start looking at what could be red flag warnings for sunday. >>> breaking news out sof noma county. evacuees ordered after a fast-moving wildfire breaks out. >>> that breaking news out of sonoma county. this wildfire. >> winery. there is the evacuation warning for northern heelsburg and the town of geyserville. >>> a former 49 sercoming back to the bay area. he's not bearing gifts for his former team. and why are these guys so happy? announcer: 5 million kids use e-cigarettes. it's an epidemic fueled by juul with their kid-friendly flavors. san francisco voters stopped the sale of flavored e-cigarettes. but then juul, backed by big tobacco, wrote prop c to weaken e-cigarette protections. the san francisco ch

trump, donald dat donald j trums cyrus vance. before i do that let me -- you can stand there. if i could let me just read as a matter of housekeeping for all concerned to just read into the record the agreement that if understand is now in place. and i'm quoting from the joint letter. which says they agree to forbear enforcement of the maser subpoena between the oral argument in this matter octobe october 23, 2019 and 10 calendar days after this court issues the panel opinion on the following conditions.in one, any petition in this matter will be filed in the supreme court within the forbearance. in any opposition will be filed within seven calendar days from the petition. any reply will be filed within three calendar days from any opposition. should any filing date specify fall on a weekend or holiday the terms of the federal rules procedure 26 shall control. two, should a petition, they will request in his position that the supreme court hear the case in the current term in quvance will further for rare enforcement for the maser subpoena until the supreme court either denies

joyce vance, former u.s. attorney and msnbc contributor. jeff mason, white house correspondent for reuters and hans nickels. tell us more about this reversal on dural and how this all fits into the puzzle piece i was mentioning. >> what was remarkable about the comment from mick mulvaney this morning is that he seemed to acknowledge that it was criticism that forced the president to rethink this. normally with president trump outside criticism only emboldins him. mick mulvaney saying criticism had effect. and now it's up to the president to try to find a place that's suitable. it's clear the president wanted it to be at dural. he hinted about it talking about how great his resort was. i think we have some sound here for you to listen to just how he couched this entire enterprise. >> i flinched a little bit because that's what people are saying that i said. here is what i said. i'll say it again and hopefully people will listen this time. there are two reasons that we held up the aid. the first one was the rampant corruption in ukraine. the

. >> joining us now is joyce vance, former attorney and msnbc political analyst, and sam kislin, msnbc political analyst. he just quit last week. here he is very quickly agreeing to go urnder oath to the investigating committees. >> yeah, the sense you get from talking to people on the hill is there are people in the administration that might not be trump loyalists who know where the story is going and don't want to be a part of it or at least want to get their side out. i think part of this is how the trump administration is handling this, but not releasing the transcripts after the interviews are done so potential witnesses don't know exactly what to say would compel someone to come forward to make sure they get their story out there first. but i think a lot of is revealing the house of cards element in the trump presidency. once someone steps out of line and isn't punished, it's an invitation to other people to do the same thing, so that comes in the form of testifying and not having the president go after you, but it also comes in the form of speaking out and not having the preside

attorney and msnbc contributor joyce vance.fort about rudy giuliani's role with the state department, which ex-special-envoy kurt volker is talking to the committee about right now. these false claims had been debunked months and months ago. >> it's a very surprising development, to see all of this come together at once, andrea. and it's clear that the house was right to subpoena giuliani. he needs to be questioned under oath so that we can understand the origins of his involvement here, who was paying him for his time. because he's said all along that the president, that he was doing this voluntarily, that he was doing it for free, and yet we now know this involved extensive foreign travel. there are a lot of unanswered questions. >> as a good lawyer or prosecutor, you know the dangers of putting somebody on a witness stand when you don't know the answers. what if he demands a public session and it becomes another lewandowski gong show? >> lewandowski was able to create the situation he created because of his commitment to obs

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. >> joining us now is joyce vance, a former u.s. attorney and msnbc legal analyst. sam stein, politics editor of the daily beast and msnbc political analyst. sam, that feeling of the dam breaking. we were talking about michael -- mike mckinley, who was one of pompeo's senior advisers. he quit. he just resigned from the state department last week. it wasn't clear whether that was a principled resignation of some kind, a protest resignation, but here he is very quickly agreeing to go under oath to the investigating committees. >> yeah, and the sense you get from talking to people on the hill is that there's a number of people who are in the administration who may not be trump loyalists, per se, who recognize where this story is going and how it's unfolding and don't want to be a part of it, or at least want to get their side out. i think part of this is a bit of savvy on how the impeachment investigators have handled this. you mentioned this in your last block, but not releasing the transcripts after the interviews are done so that potential witnesses don't know exact

also joining us tonight, joyce vance, former u.s. attorney for the northern district of alabama and an msnbc legal analyst. and evan, former cia operative, former independent presidential candidate. he is the co-founder of standup republic. chuck rosenberg, i want to start with you and i want to start with that moment which would have been ig nosnoreignoreable accounts, anyway, we know is rue ke routine, u.s. attorney turns to the fbi and thanks them for their work that got them this far. in today's atmosphere with president of the united states attacking the fbi relentlessly as he has done, that moment stood out in a way that really it shouldn't have, but for me, it really did stand out. >> i think that's fair, lawrence. you know, joyce and i as former u.s. attorneys have both done that. we've thanked leaders of the fbi and the atf and the dea for cases that they brought, but you're right. the fbi has been under attack. and so for a united states attorney to stand up and publicly thank them and thank them for profusely is not only t

attorney joyce vance. joyce, the department of justice has a unique role in safe guarding the rule of law under the constitution. by failing to recuse position from review of the ukraine matter, attorney general william barr has undermined that role. we didn't know if barr actually did anything wrong, that is not the allegation. but it is clear that he is involved in the thing that the department of justice would be reviewing. what is your thought? >> so many of the ethical issue in situations like that that prosecutors struggle with involve the community or the country's perception of doj's integrity as much as an actual conflict. so i think that you are right to point out there is no evidence one way or the other right now that helps us understand what barr's ultimate role in this situation was. but because people will be left with questions if he continues to participate into any sort of criminal investigation in this area whether of rudy giuliani or anyone else, it it is imperati that he recuse. and th

i'm joined now by a democratic congressman christmas morgty of illinois, joyce vance a former u.s. attorney who's prosecuted corruption cases -- let me start with the congressman. a star witness today, a witness to the conversation. what more do we need? >> well, you're right. he's a very compelling witness. he's credible. he's a purple heart awardee. and he's dedicated his life to service of our country, and hez risking his career by coming before us to testify about the wrongdoing that he witnessed. and as you saw in his opening statement he is very specific, and i found him to be as i said very credible today. another in a string of career public servants who are coming forward who are apolitical with evidence of wrongdoing. >> how does he confirm the wrongdoing aspect? how does he confirm the wrongness of trump's shaking down a foreign leader for dirt on a political opponent? >> well, as you said earlier he was actually a witness to the phone call. he was actually a participant on the phone call. but he was also a participant in conversations surrounding the phone call. and so

vance is the author of hillbilly elegy one of the clearest thinkers on modern politics.s us tonight. what does this tell us about the nba and woke capital were generally? >> well you know, some of the examples you highlighted, starbucks picking sides in american politics, target picking sides withinin american politics, these companies positions might be stupid, but they can at least say they are choosing the side of political interest. in the case of china, whether with apple helping the chinese security state, whether it's hollywood bowing down before china, or in this case, the nba bowing down t before china, thee companies can't even claim that they are defending an american value for an american interest and i thinkor one of the thingst tells us is that american business interests, if they see the almighty dollar in the hands of a foreign rival, they will go and chase it even if it's not in the best interest of their own country. >> tucker: and not the best interest. i mean, this is our preeminent rival, enemy, actually, i think from their perspective, on the world

attorney joyce vance, also an msnbc distributor. let me start with you. you're a former federal prosecutor, vindman giving investigators their first witness who is on that phone call between president trump and the president of ukraine. walk us through the value that he brings specifically as a witne witness? >> first off, you can tell vindman scares the white house. the attacks on them full bore since his testimony was confirmed. that tells us he's a valuable witness. he's valuable because he had direct first-hand access to the phone call between the president of the united states and the new ukrainian president zelensky. he's someone who will be able to look at the transcript that the white house has offered of that call and tell congressional inquisitors whether it's accurate or whether it leaves key points out. he can also testify to the trai house, those events that ultimately led him to have concern that the president was pursuing his own personal political goals, pursuing re-election strategies, and that was putting our national security at risk. s

attorney joyce vance is here. what we witnessed yesterday was remarkable.or one it was the first time in 308 days as acting white house chief of staff that mick mulvaney came to the podium. you don't just say, i'm going to just go and talk to reporters, certainly not in this administration. after the fact we know from the "wall street journal" that the president said he agreed on the need for mulvaney to walk back his comments and personally approved his chief statement, a white house official said. but what happened ahead of time? what happened behind the scenes for mulvaney to walk out there and effectively undercut the president's story? >> there are a few things going on at once yesterday. let's just set the stage a little bit. the president was on his way to texas for an event, a rally in dallas. the vice president and secretary of state were on their way to turkey for a high-level meeting with syria. and the white house wanted to announce that they had picked doral, the president's golf course outside of miami to be the site of next year's g7 which th

and so this 5th avenue thing was actually raised by cyrus vance's lawyers.nd then trump's lawyer was asked, is that true? if he shot somebody on 5th avenue, there couldn't be a criminal -- ore couldn't be arrested? the lawyer said yes. two things about that, katy. number one, this is sort of an unremarkable position, that you can't indict a sitting president. it doesn't mean they're beyond the law because there are two things that could happen. one, a president could be impeached and the second thing is when donald trump or any president was no longer president then that person could be charged. and they could be removed from office by impeachment and then charged and so forth. so they're not beyond the law. but it's not -- the point the lawyer is making is everybody seems to agree that you can't indict a sitting president. here's the question before the court. how far out does that immunity extend? the lawyer for president trump says all the way to the beginning. you can't subject him to any part of the criminal process. what the d.a.'s office is saying, we

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and, you know, you mentioned joyce vance and i.ed about that phrase that it was important to include the word agent and not just attorney. because many of the things that rudy giuliani were doing were not acting as an attorney even though he is an attorney and attorney for president trump. he was acting more as a business agent, a liaison for president trump trying to negotiate a deal for him. and so that would matter because he wouldn't be able to hide behind the attorney/client privilege for things that he had done outside the scope of legal advice. and of course even the attorney/client privilege applies only to communications for the purpose of receiving legal advice and does not shield criminal behavior. >> chris, let me ask you this question. how much trouble is rudy giuliani in right now? is rudy giuliani going to be the first one who ends up in jail as it relates to the president's inner circle? >> you only need to look at michael cohen as example number one and i never contradict what barb and joyce say but they've made a

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attorney and msnbc contributor joyce vance.he attorney general could be doing is ( dog barking ) is that your dog? we heard a dog bark. >> that's my sweet german sheppard. >> i love it. i love it. tell him to bark away. i feel him. >> matt lauer made an appearance, dancing crazy in his daughter's tick-tock video, and he says it is not a security concern because under his desk, he has a secret button that can lock her account. remember that story? not top

on legal affairs as well as editor in chief of the duran dot com and in belfast we cross to david vance he is a political commentator as well as editor of news media dot net all right gentlemen cross-like rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it alexander lee i'll go to you 1st i mean if i weren't mistaken this could be a reality political reality show watching brags that i've been watching the house of commons you know and you know what there are some really eloquent people in there though most of time i don't have an any idea what they're talking about here the people voted but we're still not there and things are still in flux here what is what is the overall impact that brags it has had on political and social life in the u.k. i mean it's going on 3 years now go ahead alex. well well i think the 1st thing to say is that if you know talking about launch of country the country remains extremely calm but police equally created intense division and of course perhaps the most damaging thing is that he's draining away political energy from dis

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