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now let's go to ty cobb, the former trump white house lawyer. ty, let's start off with where you stood on this. you and more than a dozen other lawyers and government officials signed a court briefing in the d.c. circuit court of appeals and you all argue against trump's immunity claim. so did anything that you heard today from trump's attorney change your mind? >> oh, absolutely not. in fact, i think, you know, trump may have approached this with some optimism and attended with interest. i think his lawyers knew today would be a fateful day. their legal arguments and constitutional arguments were largely speechless. i think that came out today. they basically abandoned i think as the judge pann carefully extracted the argument they had to make based on the law and real constitution, the only real argument they have -- they have conceded that under certain circumstances he could be prosecuted for even official acts, and they also conceded on the double jeopardy argument. all they have left is the fig leaf of a negative inference from the impeach

ty cobb, thank you investment we appreciate it as always.nd next two bombs in iran kill more than 100 people. tonight calls for retaliation. iran blaming the united states begging the very serious question now for all of us of whether we're on brink of a much bigger global war. >>> and 12 days until the iowa caucuses ran desantis ramping up his attacks not against the front-runner donald trump. >> i think he needs to go after trump, and i don't see him doing it. >> plus, breaking news. dozens of documents connected to accused sex trafficker jeffrey epstein were just released. going through them now, possibly including the identities of some of his very well-known associates. >>> tonight on the brenk of an all-out war. calls for retaliation tonight are growing after more than 100 people were killed. 100 people killed today by two powerful explosions in iran and the supreme leader there is warning there will be a harsh response to the attack. it happened at a sumoni honoring the former iranian general qasem soleimani. now he was a crucial revo

results of the 2020 election to now claim that he is the greatest defender of american voters, to ty cobb'sh, there are a lot of procedural off-ramps that the supreme court could take that would let trump stay on the ballot in colorado. cobb is referring to the decision that was made by the trial court in colorado. it was that judge who first said that trump as president was not someone who was qualified under the 14th amendment, section 3 for removal. the colorado supreme court reversed her. that is one of many possible options the supreme court has, if they don't want to remove the leading republican candidate, that is the way trump's lawyers described him, from the ballot. >> susan, what is at stake, politically, with this appeal? because if trump is victorious, he will use this to beef up his political mojo as though he just beat joe biden, which he hasn't. >> [laughter] look, how much are individual voters in battleground states paying attention to what is happening in a different state in colorado? i don't know the answer to that, how much they are into the machinations of the many, m

i want to share what his former white house lawyer, ty cobb, said earlier about it. >> i don't thinkll reach the issue of, was it, or -- gave any comfort to insurrectionists about whether article three of the 14th amendment actually applies to the president? -- and i think there, sadly, that trump has the winning hand under the constitution? >> but joyce, i want to share trump's lawyers. i think the right in their appeal -- it is a fundamental principle that the people should choose who their pleas to govern them. how ironic is that when you think about what this whole thing is about? >> yeah, the hubris of that line. it is the very first line in this petition for certiorari. you read that and it smacks the american people in the face. for someone who did so much to overturn the legitimate results of the 2020 election to now claim that he is the greatest defender of american voters, to ty cobb's point though, there are a lot of procedural off-ramps that the supreme court could take that would let trump stay on the ballot in colorado. koch is referring to the decision that was made by

hospital in the southern city of con, eunice is also sheltering this space, palestinians, algiers, ty cobb was um, has moved from rough. it has been talking medical facilities where the uh, has been a storming via another fox sports, one of the last 2 remaining hospitals. that are still rating right now. um if youre ongoing offensive the territory now within the past few hours, the health system as hospital destroying the case, the the rules of the hospital opening fire against the building and they're having different smoke grenades that has completely terry font. the majority of these activities were taking shelter inside the onto of the hospital, and this is one of the main hospitals that belong to that belongs to the palestinian really present society which have been multiply targeted. since the expansion of the military operation in the city of con, you and his box, this is also a terrifying scenario that reminds us clearly with the situation early. and it's, you're not me to come complex alongside with the engine nation one in the uh, in the northern part of causal where they have st

donald, his team, and don't forget it wasn't just me, it was ivanka, it was jared, it was ty cobb, weon this letter, which i did present and i put into evidence before congress. they want ed me to say the numbr three. that i spoke to trump about it three times because that's what donald wanted. it was on his -- it's what he wanted. the real answer was ten. and if anybody would return around and say that my credibility is impugned because of the three versus ten, there's nothing i can do to change their mind. as far as the ai is concerned, i want to be clear about this. yes, i went on google, because i don't have westlaw. now that i'm going to go for my license application, i'm going to ask for it to be reinstated, so i used what i thought was a very powerful ai tool. it's part of google. and it prulsed 100 different citations, which i forwarded to my lawyer. i want to be clear about something. my other lawyer found the mistake we notified the the judge before the judge that acknowledged or knew they were inaccurate and didn't acknowledge or notice that we did and we sent proper citati

let's get the latest on the situation in gaza and speak to ty cobb was a move in profit and 7 guys, a force tarik, starting with the attack on this uh, on your trading, sent a not the 1st time. of course that was sites i targeted in the gaza strip. what more details do you have about this recent attack? it's just fully, it's was the 1st attack on the, on such facilities and on such a areas that are uh, operating a bike that operates at by the united nations bought the city of honey. this had been completely on the wind is very military offensive as they are expanding the military operations day by day that are aging towards the most vital and wonderful areas of this city. where are talking about one of the training centers they run by the united nations being targeted. different buildings were attacked that costs thousands of house studies were taking shields inside. now palestinians do so hoping to speak to they under the mask is very bombardment. where earlier owes it by these really made a treat to flee to the south in order to seek safety, the front of the is what it, what is bein

crimes and spends in solidarity and support with all journalists and gossip, while i corresponded and ty cobb was on, spoke to us about hundreds of doctors work in gus. i just saw that was his role model of life as he was doing his best in order to please his parents and to be the backbone of his family members, especially after the death of his mother and alongside with 2 of his brothers and sisters. and this is the fact that i'm, that was very close to his father while a doctor, he's like a shadow for his father who was trying move the time to learn from his experience and to listen and all the values that his father had obtained since to dictate of us the serving in the field of journalism and how he would be one day, i would like his father like simply comes, it was very dedicated doing a list who was very keen and filming, and recording everything that's happening inside gauze. as you, as you can follow his and instagram platform, he was very also careful in delivering over details about the latest that tags on say 2 or 3. i'm from the humanitarian signed times that was very down to us p

i want to go to ty cobb, the fo former trump white house lawyer. the judge said he could be removed after trump was overhead making several companies like witch hunt and kopp job and paula is talking about that. the judge responded, and i want to read exactly what the judge said. he said mr. trump has the right to be present here. that right can be forfeited and it can be forfeited if he's disruptive which what has been reported to me consists of and if he disregards court orders. mr. trump, i hope i don't have to consider excluding you from the trial and throws his hands up in response and the judge says i understand you're probably eager for me to do that, and then reporters in the courtroom heard trump reply, quote, i would love it. the judge responds i know you would. you just can't control yourself in this circumstance apparently. what do you make of this back and forth? i mean, does he really want the judge to kick him out? does that serve his purpose? >> yeah, very much so. i mean, trump is only there to create a political narrative, you kno

. >> well in, fact another trump staffer -- ty cobb gave this pretty terse assessment.h this. >> i think you have to take trump seriously, because he poses the greatest threat to democracy that we've ever seen. >> there, go straight to the point, and echoing your sentiments as well. we've been hearing it so often these these days, how can you break down the actual ways that democracy will be threatened by a second trump presidency? what is concerning you most, olivia? >> honestly, just think about who he will place in his cabinet. and the one thing that trump has learned from his first term is that he will place people there -- he doesn't need senate confirmed people, you just keep rotating them in their roles. which is extremely dangerous. you're going to see boulet kash patel, mike flynn, rick -- you will see steve bannon out there. i mean, who knows what you will get that will be at the heads of our -- defense community, and across the government. that is incredibly dangerous, and i also worry for the federal workforce. there is that project 2025 plan that is being -

administration who have since criticized him, so people like former attorney general bill barr, people like ty cobbder investigation in the mueller investigation. these people criticized him, and now they believe, and he's said, he'd like to go after enemies like that using the justice department, basically explicitly saying the rule of law is no longer something that, under the 14th amendment, is equal production under the law, but that the rule of law will be wielded specifically politically. that's the threat he poses there. >> lawrence, you were talking about how trump can say the most outrageous things, about banning a network -- >> it didn't get a blip. it wasn't mentioned that undecided voters can ever see it. >> stuff he said in 2016 that were outrageous, beating up people at his rallies, and he supported it, political violence, now he is on a different level. how does the media have to adjust and recalibrate to not cover this as a campaign but cover it as a man under indictment, 91 counts? >> this has been the question, i think, actually, since 2011, when donald trump first started lying a