a new op-ed argues the judge must nix hunter biden's plea deal to show that her court won't approve a blatant miscarriage of justice. let's bring everybody in now. charlie hurt, fox news contributor washington times opinion editor. doug schoen former clinton advisor and democratic pollster and we'll broaden out to include our two guest attorneys when big moments legally begin to happen. politically, doug, talk to me about where we are in this moment for hunter biden, for the president. >> harris, politically we're moving in the same direction that we are legally. what was going to be a almost routine plea bargain is now fraught with, at best, unanswered questions. those unanswered questions are, you know, from the two whistleblowers, was this handled in a political way by the justice department. was joe biden involved or was he on conference calls listening in, what role, if any, did he have when hunter flew on his plane? how do we reconcile nine members of the biden family getting money from hunter's business deals. these are all unanswered questions that from my perspective are gett

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watch out for that as president, we'll nix that right away on day one, but they want to control all youransactions won't happen on my watch. don't worry about that. when woke ideology overtakes education, our students become dumber as a result of that. when woke ideology overtakes criminal justice. the average citizen becomes less safe as a result of that. and so this is an important fight. and in florida, we fought the woke all across the board. and as president, i will fight the woke in the corporations, i will fight the woke in the schools. i will fight the woke in the halls of congress. we will never ever surrender to the woke mob. we are going to leave woke ideology in the dustbin of history where it belongs. so our task is simple, going forward. we're called upon to preserve what the father of our country called. the sacred fire of liberty. this is a fire that burned right down the street here in 17 76 when 56 men pledged their lives, their fortune and their sacred honor to establish a new nation conceived in liberty. it's a fire that burned at a cemetery not that far from here in

floor, when conservative hardliners got controversial amendments added to the proposal, including nixing policy to provide reim reimbu reimbu reimbursement for those who have to travel outside of the state for the an abortion. and equity and inclusion programs that no longer would be allowed, and also targeting transgender health care would also be eliminated. this caused considerable democratic concern. now, the speaker also had to cut some side deals, including wins over marjorie taylor greene. she's a hard-right conservative congresswoman. she said she was a no vote, because she opposes the war in ukraine and the united states support for ukraine. that changed, because the speaker gave her a spot on the powerful house senate conference committee, the committee that negotiates a compromises between the house and the senate. the speaker gave her this appointment. the speaker said he would like you on the conference committee. that's what got you there? >> right. i have the opportunity to continue to do what i did this week. i want that opportunity. i think that's an important opportunit

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his far right, which is threatening to hold up this bill, allowed amendments to go forward that would nix the abortion policy providing to serve members of the military that travel out of state to get ab abortion. also dealing with transgender health care, eliminating health care for transgender veterans would be part of the bill as well. it's eliminating diversity in training programs. it's been a big push. no longer part of this bill. but in talking to conservatives, many of them defending these changes and also arguing that they plan to pressure their leadership to hold the line and not back off in negotiations with the senate. >> when you have a man in a dress that's recruiting or promote ing military, that doest fly in east tennessee. it doesn't fly most places in america. when we get away from what traditional america believes, traditional america will not play ball. >> we're going to drive a hard bargain on that. we can't control the senate or the house. >> what if the speaker does compromise? >> we'll hopefully preempt that. >> the caucus is not known for losing gracefully. we'll

gary shapley also says that one of weiss' deputies, lisa wolf nixed plans to look at a guest home on the president's problem where hunter biden stayed. he said he stopped the plan due to optics. according to shapley, the decision was whether the juice was worth the squeeze. she was named 53 times in shapley's testimony. again, hunter biden appears before a federal judge that may or may not accept this plea deal on july 26 in delaware. martha? >> martha: may not is an open question. we'll see what that judge decides to do. we know you're watching it closely. thanks, david. >> thank you. >> let's bring in mark lytle. great to have you back on the program. thanks for being here. as david reported, this is the third time that david weiss has come forward to basically argue against your whistle-blower clients' contentions. he said i didn't ask for special counsel designation. and i was told that i could bring this case in other places like d.c. or california, which were on the docket. >> first of all, martha. thanks for having me here today to talk about these issues. david weiss has been

dealing with the social policy issues added to the bill through the amendment process, and one would nix the pentagon's policy to provide reimbursement for abortion service members or their family to go out of state where it is banned. also, targeting the transgender rights for veterans which is eliminated for part of this bill, and eliminate the diversity and equity part of the pentagon and not to allow the pentagon to have a department of defense schools to have bipartisan support, and speaking to the congressmembers including tim birshette who i spoke to. >> when you have a man in a dress that is recruiting the military it is not going to fly in tennessee or most places in america. when we are getting away from what traditional america believes, traditional america is not going to play ball with you. >> i am a proud combat veteran and this is an insult to all who serve and particularly all who serve, and including those risking their life right now. >> reporter: that last comment coming from the democrat who would have voted for the bill, but voted against it, because of the change, a

to pass it even as the democratic lawmakers are expected to vote no, but the changes that included nixing pentagon's policy to provide reimbursement for the military service members or their family that travel out of state for abortion is trampled, and e transgendered spending is elimated and also other parts of the series of amendments, and as a result the democrats who said they plan to support what is traditionally a bipartisan measure have said they will vote against it. >> i'm not going to support a bill that directly attacks the men and women who have sworn an oath to give their life to the country. >> it is now an extreme radical defense authorization bill. >> i am still pissed off and frustrate and if we want to come together to show that we care ant wo about women, we have stop being assholes to women and start to do things for women. >> and that last comment is from representative nancy mayze. she voted for that bill, and she said it is to be out of bounds to vote for elective procedures and the fact that the amendment is added is why we expect a large number of the democrats to

trying to basically ask a federal court to sort of nix the georgia case, which doesn't seem likely.y also attempted to get a delay in the trial in florida, the documents case. this was some of the response from jack smith's office. defendants trump and nauta declare they can nlt receive a fair trial prior to the conclusion of the next presidential election. they urge the court to withdraw the scheduling order and not consider a new trial date until some unspecified time. and the rest of it, what was even more shady, i have to say, that was maybe the least shady part, they pretty much dropped a hammer on that claim. can you foresee a judge in any way taking donald trump's side given how strong the reputation of it was by the government? >> yeah, you know, i would hope that a judge would not take this open ended notion of for a trial at some point in the future maybe very seriously, but of course, we know this particular judge may be particularly inclined toward trump and she's issued rulings that have drawn extraordinary amounts of widespread criticism, so it's hard to say here. i wi

only david weiss for a sweetheart deal for hunter biden, look at his deputy, leslie wolf, and says nixed the plan to look at a guest house on the president's property, and more than probable cause but stopped it to optics. and said the decision was whether the juice was worth the squeeze. a registered democrat and mentioned by names 53 times in shapley's talking to congress. and asking why there were no irs agents involving leslie wolf about a specific 1023 form. we have talked about it for a couple months and fbi 1023 form contains an allegation from a source, may be true, may not, however, grassley has seen a 1023 form that includes an allegation that then vice president joe biden took a bribe from a foreign country. a spokesperson for weiss and wolf declined to comment on any allegations in the story. meanwhile, fbi director christopher wray will be asked about this. going for a marathon hearing on wednesday. this and other topics will come up. >> john: investigators say they could wrap up their probe into who left a bag of cocaine inside the west wing as soon as today. some top house

would look at, but that's not the lens i am looking at i think netflix is better, certainly over the nix three to six months >> netflix should have a great quarter because of the strikes and they will not have spent so much on content, and the revenues will be fine, and you will see the earnings be better than expected because of the lack of content. their competition -- netflix's competition, we have heard about prime. apple has never been a big spender so not a competitor, and they have 20 million subscribers, and netflix is the only game in town. in terms of disney, yes, there's a lot of hair on it. but they are talking about taking espn and making it all subscription that's going to open the door for a competitor espn has a lock on the market. >> in any of these cases you often hear, yeah, it's a turn around story and it has a lot of issues, but i am betting on the ceo, bob iger. iconic guy that's always the case you hear being made by people that want to get behind a stock that has a bunch of trupbl. g.e., right? i remember when stephanie was buying that when everybody else hated. w

according to the wise will blower wolf nixed the plan for them to look at a guest house on the property where hunter once stayed. wolf admitted there was more probable cause but stopped the plan due to optics. according to shapley she said the decision was whether the juice was worth the squeeze, end quote. a registered democrat and mentioned by name 53 times in shapley's testimony to congress. grassley learned there were no i.r.s. agents present during an october 2020 meeting involving wolf about a specific 1023 form. we talked about this before, bill and dana. that's the form that contains an allegation from a source that may be true, may not. however, grassley says he has seen a form that includes an allegation that then vice president joe biden took a bribe from a foreign country. the white house has tamped down that claim. wray will be at congress in 48 hours. expect the 1023 to come up. >> bill: an interesting wednesday. david spunt from d.o.j. today. thanks. >> u.s. attorney weiss has to explain himself. this investigation into hunter biden in delaware is either a lie or incompet

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he says wolf nixed #-z a plan to everyone is a guest house where hunter stayed. telling congressional staff the decision was whether the juice was worth the squeeze. a spokesperson for weiss and wolf declined to comment. since taking office, attorney general merrick garland has insisted the investigation was run by david weiss. >> he is in charge of that investigation. there will not be interference of any political or improper kind. >> on wednesday, bret, fbi director christopher wray will be on capitol hill for a multi-hour hearing, an oversight hearing. expect him to field many questions about the hunter biden probe. bret? >> bret: david spunt live at the justice department. david, thank you. a fugitive, former israeli army officer and co-director of a maryland think tank is under federal indictment tonight. gal is charged with acting as attorney agent, trafficking in arms, violating u.s. sanctions against iran and making false statements to federal agents. he says he was arrested in cypress to stop him from testifying before congressional committee regarding

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and to nix diversity programs at the pentagon and health care for transgender veterans. conservatives said the bill goes after the woke military. >> what traditional people think about our military is a little different than what some of these bureaucrats and three-star germs think about it. >> reporter: four democrats voted for it, and four republicans voted against the bill that passed on the narrowest of margins. the speaker attacking democrats. >> so what they're doing is they're turning their backs on the military. that's wrong. >> reporter: even some republicans who backed the bill expressed frustration. >> if we want to show america that we can come together and that we care about women, we've got to stop being ass holes to women. >> i think it's a missed opportunity. but par for the course given the national politics. >> reporter: democrats expect the senate the strip out the controversial provisions, but that would mean mccarthy would have to compromise on a final deal. something that risks angering the far right house freedom caucus which has in the past paraly

so it was fascinating that he was nixing this with his effort to -- president biden with whatever chargesre around hunter biden. >> yeah. the irony is rich here, isn't it? i want to turn to your reporting, which really is stunning and deeply concerning. your reporting that the biden administration believes chinese hackers likely working for the government have hidden malware in our networks. what kind of potential disruptions are we talking about? specifically when we're talking about the military, right? >> so the networks that we reported on concern actually the infrastructure power communications, water supplies that are in communities, many of them around military bases. and it's one of the fascinating elements of this that most military bases in the united states except the nuclear complexes get their power and communications and water, by and large, from the surrounding communities. so what we reported is that the administration has been holding a lot of classified meetings in recent times about the discovery of malware in this critical infrastructure, much of which supports militar

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. >> michael goodwin writes the judge must nix hunter biden's plea deal. >> do you agree with professor turley at great risk or michael goodwin? >> an amicus brief filed by the heritage foundation asking the judge to put more time on the table and consider more of the issues that are out there. i think that's probably a wise decision here if there is as much outcry as there is now. if there is as much information that calls into question the nature of this plea agreement and whether it punishes hunter biden adequately for the crimes he committed. let's take more time and find out what's going on. i agree with that position. >> bill: despite what the judge does, should the claims on behalf -- should their testimony be included in this case? >> whose testimony? >> bill: the testimony of the whistleblowers? >> it should be considered as to whether or not there is more crime that is out there or whether the investigation and the plea deal that is being reached by the d.o.j. is truly in the public's best interest. that's ultimately what the judge is doing here to make sure the d.o.j. isn't c

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eviction moratorium case, here's another that dies on the shadow docket where in august 2021, the court nixes, the cdc eviction moratorium. but they wrote an opinion. i mean there is a lot transparency that's right there was an eight or nine page majority opinion that says, hey, here's the relief. the alabama association realtors is asking for. right. here's why we think each the prongs of that relief is satisfied. i disagree with how the majority of however many justices interpreted the statute, the public health service act, which was the the statutory basis for the eviction moratorium. but they did it right right. they provided a rationale. we know why it blocked the eviction moratorium. contrast that with, for example the navy seals vaccine mandate case. right. this was a case where a federal judge here in texas blocked covid vaccine mandate for navy seals. the fifth circuit did, a fifth circuit, right. and and it went to this and the supreme court on froze the district court injunction basically put mandate back into effect without any explanation. and i you know i like that result i thi

the goal of that policy was to remove nix last ma curia from power in venezuela. it has not worked. rather as "the new york times" editorial board wrote on july 22, ma curia consolidated his grip on venezuela, and drew his country closer to russia and china. throughout my time in congress, i have strongly defended the idea that human rights should be at the center of u.s. foreign policy, i have led many bills to redress human rights abuses, including the global targeted sanction legislation. i don't support of use of sanctions to punish entire peoples for the actions of their leaders or bludgeon an adversary into submission. this is why i have said that the trump administration era sanctions should already have been lifted by the biden administration and i continue to believe that. but unfortunately, that has not happened and it seems unlikely that it will in the near future. in the end human rides advocacy is meant to improve and restore the lives of victims of abuses and change the conditions so abuse also not reoccur. as a human rights advocate, i've moral responsibility to do wh

we also had google planning a digital financial offering and lined up 11 partners before it nixed theh it did have some success in india. we even had amazon try to come up with one of these, but also abandon the plan. too expensive, too ambitious and so on. it is the holy grail because consumers are sticky. we love to stay with our bank. it is one way to make money. >> that was a blast from the past with those names. he is nothing if not ambitious. >> exactly. he always thinks upscale. it is difficult to bet against him. most experts we spoke to would say it is not possible. of course it is, but a lot of time, a lot of money and you have to stay compliant globally. is elon musk able to stay compliant? lawmakers and regulators in the united states and most countries are hugely focused on anything banking related, particularly consumer banking. it is extraordinarily difficult to get licenses. that said, they have four licenses from four u.s. states so far. maybe that is a tiny step forward. many of his ideas are pie in the sky. remember the tunnel between new york and d.c.? many of his

times" this morning framed it this way on their front page, irs agent says justice department brass nixedelony charges against hunter biden. solid irs case against hunter biden, smash. listen to what democrats argued. the top democrat in maryland questioned the need of the hearing and how the investigation into his sons finances. [video clip] >> one thing you will not here today, this is a total bust. the ongoing case we are invited to interfere with today is a striking illustration of the success of the american system of independent prosecutors operating under the rule of law outside the realm of political influence my colleagues are trying to exercise. what happened? the son of the sitting president of the united states lost his brother and lost his way badly back in 2015. as to many families around the country know, drug addiction is dark and powerfully like other addicts, hunter biden made foolish criminal choices including failing to pay his taxes and owning a firearm in violation of federal law. he's now being held criminally accountable for it. the investigation began under the tr

already this morning, several hundred more flights nixed and commuters won't find much relief if they'retrain service. amtrak and metro north postponing much of the train service for the hudson valley region as many communities are trying to salvage what they can from this sopping mess. savannah. >> thank you. >>> of course, al is standing by with everything we need to know. >> that torrential rain moving up into the northeast and into new england, especially from connecticut into parts of northern new england. we have flood watches out and, in fact, we have a flash flood risk. a high risk as you get into northern vermont and parts of upstate new york. moderate risks over a wide area. we have 14 million people under flash flood warnings and watches. by the time this is all said and done, we're looking at probably five to eight inches of rain, and that's going to be on already saturated ground. as far as this afternoon, severe weather from minnesota, green bay down to amarillo. damaging winds, hail tornadoes possible and that moves into the mid section of the country tomorrow with wind gu

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