mueller? >> yes. >> thank you, and then last up is nelson. >> yes. >> okay. do you agree that under existing law, the vice president has no authority to decide which electoral votes to count and do you support efforts to update the law to make it crystal clear that the vice president has no authority to accept or reject electoral votes? mr. bauer? >> yes. >> gore? >> yes. >> eisen? >> agreed. >> mueller? >> yes. >> miss nelson? >> yes. >> last, under existing law it only takes one representative and one senator to force each chamber to debate and vote on an objection to a states electoral votes. do you support raising the threshold for these objections to require suggested in this bill the one fifth of the chamber to sign an objection the for a can be debated as suggested in the bipartisan bill, mr. bauer? >> yes. >> gore? >> yes. >> eisen? >> yes. >> mueller? >> yes. >> miss nelson? >> yes. >> okay. that's a first. all right, good. i just thought it was really important as we look at even som

i also want to complement professor mueller. you have a series of technical amendments to the legislation we put together. i gotta tell you for my standpoint, i think all four of your technical amendments dramatically improve the bill and clarify some of them as readings. while i'm not going to get in my two minutes 50 seconds a chance to go through all of them. i hope -- will give you an extra minute. >> may point those but i also think professor mueller, senator blunt as you no republican background and i just want to say his improvements would get my support and i don't 2% or collins that are manchin but i have run about them as well. i think it is some very good work. i do want to get to a question. and that is that mr. bauer and i want to thank you and your colleague jekyll smith as well as all the other law professors for your help and drafting the easier a. -- one of the things that we wrestled with the most was determining the role of the federal courts might have in resolving disputed election. and i think some of the c

the only reason why trump was not prosecuted under the mueller report was not because it was a hoax,se mueller was told by the justice department you do not have jurisdiction to indict a sitting president. the only reason why that happened. and as for your disinformation that there was a democratic plot that goes on, that is part of the discredited durham investigation, which after years of wasting taxpayer's money, brings a couple minor cases that yield no results and is now being shut down. let's stick with the facts. this is not to defame donald trump. host: before we get bogged down in the details, and it is fascinating, but i want to keep this on-topic. i want to bring in melanie here. all of this goes to show you how remarkably political all of this is. we are arguing about what facts were, who did what. how difficult is it for somebody like james to bring the civil lawsuit in this atmosphere? >> i think there is of course concern about the politics, but we are a country that is based on the rule of law. it can't be that prosecutors and people in authority over our criminal and

will we ever seek responsibility how robert mueller destroyed the fbi.goes on by thomas baker to go through how robert mueller and then jim call me put political activists at the head of the fbi they put important cases at the washington headquarters rather than having the actual agents in their districts deal with some cases. was this all political? when did the fbi become an arm of the democratic party? >> you mentioned thomas baker. an agent with the fbi who loves the fbi. there is now more than one dozen other agents that have come forward as whistleblowers. all contending that the fbi is a little cold. the fbi thinks at the fbi has become politicized. back into thousands, before robert mueller and jim comey, 80% of americans had trust in the fbi. poll after poll this summer shows less than half of the americans have faith and trust in the fbi. there are real problems. this does go back to robert mueller and jim comey and the things that we have seen. and 2018, as you will have covered, maria, republicans in charge of the house of representatives rai

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there are the acts, thanks to the mueller report, we know there's the act and there's the nexus.ke what is public facing is filling out all of those boxes to check, as well. >> yeah, so, with the herschmann reporting, the reason if i were still in the government i'd be sitting there, going, this is a great additional piece is, we know about a lot of circumstantial evidence that helps prove the defendants, in which case, this is trump, his knowledge and intent. that is going to be critical. you need to have proof beyond a reasonable doubt. there's lots of circumstantial evidence, like, how did all these documents get there, they weren't returned, that there were lies being told that they had been returned, but you're looking for what actually did donald trump know? so, having a former white house counsel saying, i told him that, why classified information has to go back to the archives, that they're not yours, that there are criminal penalties and there could be investigations resulting from that, is devastating evidence. that is exactly what you're looking for. because you want t

look at the op-ed from lastue week, robert mueller destroyed thlle fbi.es on b y thomas a baker to go through how robert mueller and then jim comey put political activists at the head of the fbi. they put important cases at the washingtonth headquarters rather than having the actual fbi agent and their districts deal with somedeal cases. with this all political?ical when did the fbi become an arm of the democrat party? >> you mentiony? thomas baker wo wrote that op-ed. thirty-three>> year veteran of e fbi print agent with the fbi who loves the fbi. as you know there's no more than a dozen other fbi agents have come forth as whistleblowers but all are contendinghist the fbi s political. so the fbi thanks the fbi has become politicized. backitic in 2000 before it robet mueller and jim comey, more than 80% of americans had trust in a the fbi. full after pulled the summer shows lesson half of americansha not republicans or democrats bua americans have faith and trust in the fbi. there are real problems and this does go back to robert mueller and to jim comey

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conspiracies that mueller was secretly working with trump to arrest hillary clinton.s still president, but also, one day, joe biden will be forcibly removed from office and trump will be reinstated as commander-in-chief. it's these kind of believes that lead people to dismiss the qanon movement, especially when there are other violent far-right movements to worry about like the oath keepers and proud boys. groups that helped plot of the january 6th attack on the capitol. there are plenty of followers leading the charge on january 6th as well. their movement has far more reach than any of those other groups. last year, a pulled by the public religion research institute found qanon has become as popular as some major religions. 15% of americans say they believe the u.s. is secretly controlled by a cabal of second worshipping pedophiles. 15% of the country! if donald trump is now courting the legions of followers openly, in public rallies, how concerned should we all be? joining us now, jonathan greenblatt, national director and ceo of the anti-defamation league. jonatha

the mueller report suggested that congress should pick up the package that the mueller team had sentto them and look at obstruction of justice. when bill barr is saying here is that he believes there is a technical case against the former president, but that he should not be indicted because he is in fact a former president, and that would be divisive for the country. i suspect merrick garland will use a more finally tuned analysis. if the reason that trump is going to be not indicted for crimes but very likely other people would be indicted for, it's because he was the former president. that just stands our system of justice on his head. garland will far more likely hue to the traditional principles of federal prosecution, determining whether there is a strong case, whether there is a national interest, and whether there are other forms that can vindicate the interests that would be vindicated by the federal christmas criminal justice system. we don't know how he will view this ultimately, but one suspects he'll have a far more rigorous analysis than the former attorney general. >>

think of this with the mueller witch hunt, another one of the witch.ast i tell you what we'vepe shown the people of this country there is such corruption, whether it be elections, whethetherby eenrn borders, whether it be the kind of things we're talking about thright now. >> the corruption a is unbelievable. they have a high man in the fbio and i think they just walked him out of the building. >> a couple of weeks ago. right when they found it that they were paying he was in charge of think of this, he was in charge of four mueller for the mueller group of eighteenicl radical left democrat haters who said no collusion, there the fbi.ollusion after two he walke years. but he was in charge. he worked for the fbd them outi they walked him out ofd am the building. how walked him ouount they got rid of them. but how is that fair to me? so when somebody says, like,ingf you're not very trusting of the fbi, they have to be changes made becausey is s our country is sick. s our country hasos some manyblem. problems. righ our count. y is our country is sick. we

he most recently served as lead prosecutor in robert mueller's special counsel investigation. he's also in the brooklyn courtroom today for the first hearing of the special master, and he joins me now at the table. great to have you. >> nice to be here. >> give us a rundown of your impressions of tonight. >> the first impression was it was like landing back on china earth. it just felt so normal, having been in front of the judge theory, he was quintessential judge dearie, low-key firm, people who confuse him being polite with him not being firm, making a big mistake, and then he ran a tight ship. he was supposed to start at 2:00. at 2:00 he's on the bench. in 40 minutes it's over, and he put both parties through the paces. that's the atmosphere, he was in full control, and from the outset, as you noted, he was not having any bs from either side. he made it really clear to, i think the public that this is a civil case, meaning that the plaintiff in the case has the burden. this is not a criminal case where the government needs to prove something beyond reasonable doubt, and th

your day. metro came to gemini together with his wife julia and his young daughter, eva madison. mueller saw that us guanasha, we saw that it was dangerous, especially for the baby. when we found out the team would be stationed in germany angle, and we were very happy with alice or what the commander was. it was a lot. so for me, it's essential that my family's here, it's difficult to play anywhere without my family. if relatives are close by, it's much easier. michael is that it may be that there were about election with when alexander is not training the young family often find themselves at the playground. mm hm. where young eva can play without a care in the world. what. what? oh, yeah. oh. and we will be with and then to diagnose it. but as i read the news every day and worry about your relatives and loved ones and germany, we have everything. so the only thing you can do was worry about relatives and parents because of everything that's happening in our country around with the teams opening game in diesel doff against by a door margin is just a few days away for the players, the le

well, democrats said that there was something here, and mueller didn't find it, and it's because this guy exaggerated this thing or something. but it's not a deep state government conspiracy that discredits the fbi's investigation in the first place, and so to the extent they want something to talk about on fox news, durham's investigation has provided fodder, but to the extent they were hoping jim comey was going to jail, it's not there. >> appointed may. charlie savage with important new reporting. thank you so much. >>> still ahead on "morning joe," amid the ongoing war in ukraine, china's president, xi jinping is set to meet with vladimir putin today. we'll go live to beijing amidst speculation china could provide aid to moscow. we'll discuss how taiwan fits into all of this and what it means to us. plus, president biden's approval rating has seen a major bump. we'll dig into the new numbers and what they could mean for the midterms. >>> also ahead, newly revealed text messages between nfl hall of famer brett favre and mississippi's former governor are raising questions about an i

joining us now is andrew wiseman, former fbi general counsel, senior member of the mueller probe and current professor at nyu law. thank you for being here tonight. >> nice to be here. >> so this sounds like a lot of new information. it's radio traffic, i think she said teams meetings. do you have any supposition about where this material may have originated from or how it's being procured at this stage in time? >> yeah. i do. you know, used to be when i started out as a prosecutor, if you obstructed justice and you destroyed paper copies, that was it. it was gone. but now with lap tops and this device, the computer, and iphones, it's really hard to get rid of something. so even though there may have been reaching destruction or even worse somebody may have even intentionally tried to get rid of something, there are all sorts of backup system. there is a cloud system. if you sent that message to somebody else, you can find it on their system that they may have not been erased. there are all sorts of ways they could have charged you and re-create what it is that happened on january 6t

>> yes, it's really hard not to look at this through the lens of the mueller investigation, if people remember, was charged with seven counts, and what was it for? he wasn't connective issue between chilliness on, and the hacked emails from the hillary clinton campaign, and the trump campaign. and releasing those in october. and he, at the time by the way, had said that always just a joke, now is just bloviating, but we know what, let's take that to the jury, and the jury obviously thought that he wasn't just joking, and committed him. he was then pardoned. but here i think the one thing that i agree with riggleman about, is he could provide very interesting connective tissue. because although you have donald trump fomenting the riots, insurrection on january 6th. -- you know, if cassidy hutchinson said that on january 5th, she heard donald trump tell mark meadows to call roger stone, and mike flynn. so, if you have roger stone involved with the oath keepers, and communicating with them, that is a connective tissue. and finally, i'd say donald trump is smart to rely on water stone, as

this is lots of chinese workers came to work in real estate development, all the gambling industry. mueller. so chinese investments became the pillar of silk, feels economy on, which is from the now with these investments, the beachside town actually turned into a chinese run casino metropolis. yes. and, and that reportedly gave rise to crimes and gang activities. and at the same time, it also attracted lots of chinese tourists, or it used to attract lots of chinese tourists to come over to cambodia to gamble. now gambling is illegal in both china and cambodia. so at some point, both governments corporate it to crack down on this industry. now the gangs have to look for something else. so they turned to human trafficking, and at 1st they do it. chinese people to scamp chinese people. and then the pandemic came, so the chinese couldn't leave their country because of beijing. strick covert policy. the gangs then started to turn to other places, and they turned to taiwan to hong kong or vietnam. and that's when the crime started to gain, to gain attention. so these gangs have so much money, th

with him, good evening, mueller m. a potent struck her to find tone at the economic form in vladivostok. when you had you, he said, any efforts to isolate his country with futile stressing that moscow now was looking to the east and iran for new opportunities and not one to mince words. perkin was straight up about what he thought of the western sanctions against his country. and i see in russia is coping with the economic, financial, and technological aggression of the wesley's hughes. i'm talking about aggression, there's no the word for political foreign currency exchanges and stock exchanges that stabilize you monthly or in the crazy that years with he said the sanctions were causing world wide instability and compromised europeans quality of life. economic crisis. western governments began imposing sanctions on russia after invaded ukraine in february. since then, the european union has moved to cut its reliance on russian gas and oil, causing energy prices to saw. the situation deteriorated further at the beginni

and then along came mueller in 2001 as the new director of the f.b.i. and he started a policy that allowed the f.b.i. to run off thousands and thousands and thousands of years of experience because he wanted nothing but young yes people working at the f.b.i. and so over the years, those people that would have said, excuse me, i know you think that's a good idea, but let me tell you what happened when we tried that before or let me tell you where that's going and why it's not a gooded why, they didn't want those people in. -- not a good idea, they didn't want those people in. if they wanted to go after a candidate like donald trump, they wanted people around them that said, ok, here's how we can do this. we can do this secretly and we can do this and that. violates the constitution. we don't care. we need an insurance policy to keep trump getting elected. if he gets elected, we'll violate more rights and have people working for the justice department that will lie in an affidavit. i'm telling you, that's why, when i saw the lack of experience or appropri

shake, i mean, i never thought this could get any worse than what we already knew about this whole mueller dossier, all t bologna and furtr emphasizing what the justice department was five, six years ago and even worse today. that's frightening and on the inflation issue, sean, how tone deaf can the democrats be? the day they get terrible inflation numbers, the market drops over 1,000 po points and t do they do? invite james taylor to the white house for a pep rally. this is crazy. kelly anne is exactly right and american voters and american people and american family haves common sense and know what's going on and there's a reason why so many people think joe biden's doing a bad job. it's because he is and they're going to show up, i think, in a big way in 56 days and change who runs the government. >> sean: i'm hoping you're right. steve moore, how do we get the economy right with a 75 basis point rate hike by the fed and what's that going to do to the housing market in general? >> yeah, you sowed some of the statistics and looked at increase in the mortgage rate you talked about. if you

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they're trying to paper over the fact, calling the investigation the mueller investigation, into thex. the president invited -- the president's son invited russian meddling. the president invited it on television. we're in a world where facts don't matter to that crowd. i watched nine benghazi investigations against hillary clinton that proved that while a tragic event, there was no fault on her part or the state department's part. that doesn't matter. it's tribal liturgy at this point. facts don't matter. what matter is taking your grievances and hate and anger and articulaing it in a way that angers people. >> i told we had a long list. thank you for taking our questions today. >> thank you. >>> a right wing power grab at the expense of human beings. men, women and children. they were tricked into getting on a plane for someone to score political points, someone who could very well end up the next republican nominee for president. don't tell trump. that story is next. next inkorswie is more than a trading platform. it's an entire trading experience. that pushes you to be even bette

they write during directorshiping of mueller successor, nonagents in public affairs congressional affairsrmath, the raid adformer president's house trump derangement syndrome so much sicked fbi to raid trump's mar-a-lago estate. >> that is right, i know this very personally i had a sit-down with older kids explained to them what they are going to need to do if fbi knocks at our door because i was involved in uncovering flex fraud they are trying to prevent trump people from playing any role in government my case not going to work. >> all right. we will leave it there matt we will be watching the fight thanks very much for being here this morning, matt schlapp, chairman of cpac joining us in thank you, sir. . we'll be right back. . ♪ ♪ this... is a glimpse into the no-too-distant future of lincoln. ♪ ♪ it's what sanctuary could look like... feel like... sound like... even smell like. more on that soon. ♪ ♪ the best part? the prequel is pretty sweet too. ♪ ♪ with my hectic life you'd think retirement would be the last thing on my mind. hey mom, can i go play video games? sure, after homewor

wild conspiracy mueller was secretly working with trump to arrest hillary clinton.y believe trump is still president but also one day joe biden will be forcibly removed from office and trump will be reinstated as commander-in-chief. it is these kinds of beliefs that often lead people to dismiss the qanon movement especially when there are other explicitly violent groups to deal with. there were plenty of qanon followers leading the charge on january 6 as well and their movement has far more reach than the other groups. last year a poll by the research institute found qanon has become as popular as some major religions with 15% of americans saying they believe the u.s. is secretly controlled by a cabal of satan worshiping pedophile. 15% of the country. if donald trump is now courting the legions of q followers openly in public rallies how concerned should we all be? joining us now is jonathan greenblatt, the national director and ceo of the antidefamation league. jonathan, i find this staggering. as if we've all been sleeping and not realized the sort of poison that

he was brought on around the time during the mueller stuff, now, he recently told cbs news he thinks will be indicted. and get this, that trump should be disqualified from running again. >> what do you think the possibilities are the indictment of former president trump? >> i think they're very high. it was popular early on, but the fact that it's been delayed and delayed, when we could, you know, easily modify the conversation by disqualifying, and now whether these prosecutors or not, i find sad. >> there's trump attorney general bill barr who misled the public on the mueller report, and enabled many trump 's worst impulses. barr clearly sees which way the wind is blowing. he is now attempting to re-brand himself as someone who critiques trump, and appeared on multiple news outlets, where multiple times, he declared the ex president broke the law. >> i think that the fundamental dynamic of the case are set, which is the government has very strong evidence of what it really needs to determine whether charges are appropriate, which is government documents were taken, classified infor

much more than we actually received in some of these aspects from the mueller report.has already disclosed a great deal of how this russian collusion case really was established. the funding of the clinton campaign of the dossier. and the alpha bank allegations. the use of their lawyers to fund these efforts this focuses on the lawyers not on steele. the critical character that played that role turns out that the fbi not only paid steele for a period then they paid this individual to collect this information or to share his knowledge about possible russian collusion. he was on the russian payroll. the problem is that the american intelligence believed that the steele d dossier was a likely source of russian disinformation. so the fbi was effectively paying someone who has been accused of bringing in information that might have been disinformation from the russian intelligence services. >> bret: so the fbi is paying igor danchenko and in the meantime the clinton campaign is paying to get this information into the bloodstream and it's getting into the bloodstream. >> it

all my laminate wood lay take what load on a regular bed lab in wouldn't go mueller. not happy. and then what to oh holy dollar more dangly while we're over move that my dad will let us hate those . that loving to see guardiola. there's a man hadn't even with him yet. herne. varmint, a new last i shall ha, i sat over hidden, you knew that the whole file has leather they though. okay. ok. is that what i did is the cp i had thought process near hard to new city is really meaningful. brosette the concept is very simple. to blend tree edmund edward ken on the project. when you go inside or is this like bring every don't is like a back would be pop in the center and every house with green roof and green facade. you don't feel that is a low cost. 80 is really luxury with tried to walk with and we've tried to convince the client and naval opa and then the new that a the, the way the gold am canyon very lively thankful newcomb fi got hang for like going call honey. a way to look on the name of that way with he will deal with a call tonight, a club thin, maybe another house like me, you

whatever one may think about the m mueller invecvestigation and i e mixed views, four of five occasions obstruction of justice, the only thing that stopped him was the legal memo that said that you can't indict a sitting president. there is no question there was obstruction of justice so if you have a case where there are clear violations of the law for a united states senator to say well i don't care about that, this guy is very popular, that sounds to me like a banana republic where you're not -- you can say look, you got to think about this politically as i do. i think it's important for the justice department and merrick garland to explain what is going on here. why are these things so important? what is the procedure being followed? that is fine. to say as lindsey graham did, i don't care whether he broke the law if you indict him, there will be riots in the streets. that is fundamentally a claim donald trump is above the law. >> banana republic is just bananas, right? i want to turn -- take us ahead to the current president biden's prime time speech tomorrow being built as a focus

to show you who discussion when you william nicole flores, who is here at the me a sale, boston. mueller seems thought it would have been something we can get another kid horses deal. a lot of some of the what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is on, often very dramatic development. only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult, time. time to sit down and talk with them both, both the models you need to do both got nothing new with a a, a a with, with her phone number here. we're here with a mouse another while you while you easy while for ah, yeah. when you say one flight? yes. south. yeah. rush a south with carson for years now, which done for me at that i'll pull up my pizza is emma? yeah. full of video from she'll let me just kim's room. she thought, can you say a yes. my thought or change in that again, do you watch in pretty up? no. be a lot about this morning so she can actually ah, a ukrainian forces once again shell a key bridge in so then ukraine using