university of baltimore law professor kimberly wehle is back with us. she is the author of the book "how to read the constitution and why." in your latest column in the hill, you focus on president trump's actions when it comes to the justice department in the months after the 2020 election. reminding viewers what that judiciary committee investigation found. guest: on nine instances, the former president tried to get the doj to investigate alleged fraud in the election. implication is that was in effort to potentially use the justice department in a political way, that is, have the department help him stay in office. traditionally, doj has separated itself from elections. the policy has been is if there has been election fraud, it has to be resolved before they investigate fraud. the point i make in the column is if we see donald trump run, which many people believe, and if he were to get in the white house a second round, we will see probably a more blurring of the lines between the president and the justice department and that is a really big deal no

the author, kimberly wehle. thank you. guest: love being on.t: next, we are joined by hugo gurdon to talk about his publication's new website "restoring america" and how he views the debate over election integrity. stick around. we will be right back. ♪ announcer: weekends on c-span2, bringing the best in american history and nonfiction books. saturday on american history tv, 2 p.m. eastern on the presidency, a look at the legacy of woodrow wilson in an age of racial reckoning, by the woodrow wilson international center for scholars. at 8 p.m. eastern, programs on the reconstruction era in america. first, from citadel military college, joseph riley and professor taylor who teach a course looking at why the new international african-american museum is being built in the city of charleston. henry louis gates junior talks about his work with pbs on the documentary, reconstruction, america after the civil war. at 8:50 p.m. eastern, abaco cooper teaches a class on african-americans americans during the reconstruction era and how former slave strove

coming up this morning, author and university of baltimore law professor kimberly wehle on election fraud claims, the januar

. >> go ahead with your question or comment for kimberly wehle. >> present biden's speech and i was reallyelp me help me predict. >> they were talking about his speech yesterday on the bottleneck in first hour of the program. we are talking now about the ongoing investigations into the government's actions after the 2020 election of the former president's actions donald trump and kimberly wehle here to talk about it printed a republican in california go ahead steve. >> full disclosure, i am not a trump fan all right now my question to you is did you investigate the multi- ballots that were being mailed to other people's houses or two voters one guy out here about 125 ballots my god for pretty and got scrubbed and you can check out these by looking at the news were all over it, from any new station and you can see the investigations upfront from november through october of last year and this year, when i went to vote, they told me that i already had voted because i got multi- ballots sent to me again. this is what makes hazmat and, yes, i understand the trump did something crooked but for p