to pardon. so so your get pardons for presidents, for their clients, lawyers. so they're rudy giuliani famously so, you're more likely to get mercy of the president if you're close to the president, you have money and you have power meanwhile, as i talk about in the book, the exoneration by judges of people that have miscarriages of justice are disproportionately for people of color. i mean, we have all these other myths, miscarriages of justice within, our criminal system, the pardons not fixing them at all. if we have issues with that, it's really about mercy. we should reforming the system, you know, the rules, the standard, the appeals, habeas, things like that. not assume the president is going to somehow like the king make sure that know you're not it's not trial by fire. and if you die. then you know, you die in a in a dispute, a before there was a jury trial, for example, king might have to come in and i talk about a case in the 13th century where a little girl a year old girl by mistake

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it is there an expiration date on a presidential pardon? >> no. the pardon power is very vague. something like that would have to be established through precedent or supreme court ruling. i mean i tend to agree with you he dangled this pocket pardon while he was in it office. he's smart about things like this and if the supreme court at some point doesn't continue to give him win after win in these federal cases, it's not inconceivable he will pull out a pocket pardon he gave himself during his last term in office and that would be another constitutional crisis triggered by donald j. trump. >> kim wehle, this conversation needs to be longer an i need you to come back so we can talk about it more. in the meantime, folks need to go out and read your new book. not only is it historically just tracking what happens with this pardon but it does talk about the dangers that can happen with the pardon power. kim wehle, thank you for the privilege of your time. i appreciate it. >> thank you, katie. it's been terrific. >> coming up next, the nation's natives. we'll go inside the harris-wa

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speaking of pardons v.p.s asked if she wins would she pardon donald trump if he is convicted in federal court for the charges he is currently facing? >> would you consider if you win and he is convicted a pardon for former president trump? >> i won't get into those hypotheticals. i'm focused on the next 14 days. >> they hope a pardon is not necessary. yesterday they filed a motion in washington, d.c. hoping the judge drops the election interference case against the former president argued jack smith was not confirmed by the senate and unlawfully appointed by attorney general garland in late 2022. the judge over seeing the case in florida bought this and dropped the entire case. trump said if he wins smith will go. it is so easy. i would fire him within two seconds. one of the first things addressed. if he doesn't win the former president could see a trial perhaps as soon as the first few months of 2025. dana. >> dana: i guess we keep telling the news then. david spunt, thank you. >> thanks. >> i have to tell

why would trump think about pardoning hunter biden? >> good morning.he reasons he would consider that is we've gone through a period of american history where the department of justice has been weapon eyes to, doing politically hot cases as really hurt the reputation of the department of justice. an olive branch might be a good idea for donald trump to consider that. no doubt what he said which is joe biden will pardon hunter biden as soon as this election is over and 11 days. i don't think that is a legit question ultimately for donald trump to consider. stuart: you think president biden would pardon hunter? right after the election? >> 100%. this is his one living son. his one living son. put yourself in those shoes, obviously joe biden is drifting off into history and you would fully expect he would take advantage of the awesome executive order to pardon his own son. stuart: kamala harris was asked if she would pack the supreme court if elected. watch this. >> i appreciate you did acknowledge we are country faced with problems and issues. with the s

>> a pardon for what, yes. thought there was no need for a pardon that richard nixon, her husband, should not accept the pardon because it implied guilt and she always believedin in him and she thougt watergate was ridiculous. she thought the tapes should have been burned, which she also said. she was indignant about that pardon and she also wasn't told directly about the pardon. so the pattern is still there. she finds out about this and she's very angry about it. just thought it implied guilt, he should not take that pardon or should not ask for that. >> june 22, 1993, she dies. four days later at her funeral or five days lat at her funeral in califora,he former president really rac down. >> oh, gosh, i think anyone questioning the depth of feeling between them should look at two dates. the world war ii letters between which are very passionate, very warm. they're clearly smitten with each other. and then they should look at rios from the funeral. president nixon completely breaks down. in the background rose

and he was especially worried about the giving the pardon power to the president. the pardon power was a privilege that had also belonged to kings and to royal governors governors. and although there's a little bit of a limit that you can't pardon case of impeachment that's written into the constitution, the. george mason was still concerned. can you turn the next slide. so this is actually just a snippet. some of the ratifying convention debates here in virginia and which and you can see at the top answer to mr. mason's objections to the new constitution recommended by the late convened organ in philadelphia and so mason's objection, the president of the united states has unrestrained power of granting pardons, treason, which may be sometimes to screen from punishment, those whom he had secretly instigated to commit the crime and thereby prevent discovery of his own guilt. so this was explicit concern of mason. this is crucial to why he did not argued against ratifying the constitution in virginia and the person responding to him is right below says answer. and he

i'm not concerned about who he will pardon, because i know he will pardon those folks. i've always known that the we included him. what i've always been concerned about was how he criminalizes and seeks to lock up. as i fully expect if he gets another term, all of those folks that were out there, the ones that aren't in jail, all of those that were out there on january 6th, they're going to becoming looking for people like us. and that has to shock everybody. >>> when we come back, the disgraced ex-president alarming rantings about what he calls the enemy from within. something the vice president raised today in her speech in wisconsin. trump was talking about his critics, his political opponents, and the people who have sought to hold them accountable. people like our next guest, his former lawyer, michael cohen, who will join us at the table. . oh, yeah. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty. ♪ san francisco is in crisis and we need real experienced leadership. we need mark farrell. our interim mayor who got things done. who showed we can cl

i wouldn't if i were running for president, i wouldn't comment on any pardons. i wouldn't comment on criminal justice matters that may be pending when you become if you become commander in chief. now, i did read before we came on the air that apparently joe biden, the current president, said today at an event that trump needs to be locked up and then may have tried to correct himself, but when you're running for president, when you are the president, when you said at the top of the executive branch you have to be exceedingly careful about this. and so i concur if i were her, i wouldn't comment on any hypothetical pardons that may be sitting out there in the future. >> all right. everyone standby. there's a lot more we need to discuss just ahead. new report out tonight from the atlantic magazine, quoting then president trump is saying he wanted military generals like adolf hitler had. and that's not all stay with us. you're in the situation room before election day. >> vice president harris basis photos and takes the pressing questions lie. >> anderson cooper mod

pat nixon thought there was no need for a pardon, that richard nixon should not accept the pardon becauset implied guilt and she always believed in him and thought watergate was ridiculous, she thought the tape should have been burned, which she often said, so she was indignant about the pardon and she also was not told directly about the pardon so the pattern is still there, she finds out about this and is very angry about it. she thought it implied guilt and he should not ask for the pardon. peter: june 22, 1990 three, she dies. four days later at her funeral, or fe days later in california the former president rll breaks down. heath: i think anybody questioning the depth of feeling between them should look at the world war ii letters between them, which are very passionate and warm, they are clearly smitten with each other and then look at the funeral, nixon completely breaks down and in the background, rosemary woods, always a faithful staffer and friend says, oh dear and he just completely loses it. he regained composure and make some lovely remarks but he is a broken man at that poi

pat nixon thought there was no need for a pardon, that richard nixon should not accept the pardon because it implied guilt and she always believed in him and thought watergate was ridiculous, she thought the tape should have been burned, which she often said, so she was indignant about the pardon and she also was not told directly about the pardon so the pattern is still there, she finds out about this and is very angry about it. she thought it implied guilt and he should not ask for the pardon. peter: june 22, 1990 three, she dies. four days later at her funeral, or five days later in california the former president really breaks down. heath: i think anybody questioning the depth of feeling between them should look at the world war ii letters between them, which are very passionate and warm, they are clearly smitten with each other and then look at the funeral, nixon completely breaks down and in the background, rosemary woods, always a faithful staffer and friend says, oh dear and he just completely loses it. he regained composure and make some lovely remarks but he is a broken man at t

electing a man who was basically pardoning everyone.love, is his exact words. >> kiss the ring. even contradicting themselves. you have seen mitch mcconnell. this is the assassination attempt. donald trump, calling kamala harris a fascist at every single round. they are done with this. >> this is part of the article faith. the platform, now it is okay? that is a normalized political violence. this is how you usher in fascism and democracy. the keepers of power should stay consistent, and loyal, to our republic. in the position of power, they become more loyal to donald trump. that is fascism. >> the interviewer donald trump -- the evidence that you have that the election was stolen. something that we all know. people like marco flynn are told to swear under oath. bill barr. any of the people that work inside the administration. what knowledge, what evidence, what you have? show us. they can't produce a single piece. we are also waiting for the guy. >> 60 court cases. rudy giuliani was left out of every courtroom in 2020. right? >> hair

. >> pardon me, madam vice president, the question was how are you going to pay for it? >> one of the things is i'm going to make sure that the richest among us who can afford it pay their fair share in taxes. >> reporter: "60 minutes" was planning to interview trump as well, but he backed out last week. a new analysis from the nonpartisan committee for a responsible federal budget finds that both candidates' plans would add to the debt, though trump's could cost twice as much thanks in part to his proposed tariffs on foreign goods. >> just go out and vote. get everybody and vote. >> reporter: at a rally in wisconsin last night, he suggested that his supporters might hurt any harris backers in their midst. >> is there anybody here that's going to vote for lyin' kamala? don't raise your hand. it would be very dangerous. we don't want to see anybody get hurt. >> reporter: a short time ago, harris called trump out not for those comments but for spreading misinformation about the response to hurricane helene. according to a cbs news count, trump has falsely claimed at least

and if he for some reason was trump may even pardon himself if no president is granted himself a pardon but that part and the power to pardon is clearly a core official act. so presumably he has immunity. if he does it. and i don't think that the supreme court would take the case if it were challenged so my point is that if trump the election the case is over all the cases in the federal courts against him are over. that's my prediction. if trump i think case will continue. i think the odds are very high that judge chuck finds no immunity for the four counts that are in the revised department justice indictment or if some of them viewed as official acts that the present immunity is rebutted. i think that goes back up the supreme court and as i've said, you can flip a coin the air as to which way roberts is going to vote. it's likely to be a 5 to 4 decision. so what that in my emphasizes is the importance this election. if you're about whether or not the president has immunity and whether or not the former should be found guilty. okay. well, that concludes it. think we're out of time. so

so i think a pardon went be. moderator: and represent craig performance facing misniners some involve convictions? rep. craig: no bun is before the law. 23 someone committed a criticism particularly against a before they should be held accountable. i am is proud and humbled to have the support of minnesota's rank an fill police officers in ptoa. i saw what happened on general 6. those of us who were there to watch and listen to someone who wants to lead our company say that this was just a walk in the park is insulting and frankly it is terrible to think about it. i agree with joe, we should support law enforcement. this has been a major focus of mine in the second district. host: on the top of the 2020 election was it fair and was the outcome unambiguous? mr. teirab: it was fair, unambiguous, joe biden was hrblgted as president and from my view that was unfortunate pause what happened is middle class families paid the price with hey inflation and open border and sadly we had somebody like congresswoman craig as

is there the potential to bring the country together by pardon him? i would probably say yes but its way too early to be asking the vice president that question. there's just no way for her to know yet without being able to determine if she wins one and then to looking at whatever evidence that may give her that ultimate decision to say, let's do a pardon and we're two weeks away today from the election tomorrow night. she's doing a town hall with anderson cooper here on cnn in this hour, everyone should watch that. what do you think xi thanks to accomplish though, in that because we have seen just how close this race is. >> yeah, i actually spent sunday knocking on doors, talking to voters in a county in pennsylvania where we talked to republicans. and independents and democrats, genuine people who were already know how they're going to vote. people who are undecided and people have questions. i think she's got to keep talking about i'll herself her record, her accomplishments. the contrast between herself and donald trump and the future that she env

soldiers and then johnson begins to pardon some of them are high ranking individuals despite multiple amnesties that eventually included almost everyone who sided with the south. there was one major exception lingering confederate general robert de lee indicted for treason. he was fortunate to avoid prosecution and for any wartime crimes. after famously surrendering to grant in 1865, this offer, given this june, about two months after laying down arms, sent president johnson a written pardon request, and a few months later signed an amnesty pledging allegiance to the country. he tried destroy and to constitution. he so violently ignored that johnson did not sign off. it appears he may never have even received lee's plea in. 1970, a state archivist found, lee's amnesty request and some old files. 105 years after lee's death in 1870, president gerald ford raised the last legal disability on the secessionists leaders on the house court. as members of congress discussing this this, this bill to restore lee's citizenship, u.s. citizenship on the house floor of virginia, congressman caldwel

pardon me, also at least. dozen palestinians were killed in aluceirat in almbrage refugee camps where another school was also hit and um the israel's aggression has now killed at least 41,700 palestinians since last october and left over nearly 97 injured and earlier we spoke to our gaza correspondent moti abusabet city of dira bala with your update at least 89 palestinian civilians have been reboottedly killed as a result of the incisent under israel strikes and attacks carried out against various parts of cars strip in less than 24 hours. 53 out of them were from khanuni city who were killed as a result of the israeli brutal attack carried out against the... when the israeli hibatian forces imported on carrying out a swift attack against several neighborhoods in the east part of khan city particularly uh in addition to almanara and salam neighborhoods in town in the eastern part of khan city those areas were attacked brutally by the israeli uccuvision forces and made that offensive against that area we are talking about dozens of the israeli tanks attack the area a mid heavy gunfire

and i will bet you the father probably pardons him, let's see what happens? bad boy. that's funny. it would be malicester stroke politically if donald trump were to pardon hunter biden. if trump wins and do you something like that, that brings the country together and oh, by the way, to the party that literally joe biden you said lock me unjust yesterday, i'm going to let your son free. >> carley: could you imagine? >> wouldn't that be incredible because let's face it trump is a master politician. >> carley: take away hillary clinton kamala harris is doing all the right things. she should keep doing what she is doing for the next 11 days. >> todd: you predict trump is going to win who wins the world series? >> dodgers in 7. >> todd: with that, we got to go. enjoy the game only on fox. "fox & friends" now. ♪ ♪

trump said he would consider pardoning them, would you support the? at?and one who commits violence should be prosecuted and go to jail. that is true whether i agree or disagree with your politics. i spent 12 years fighting to defend law enforcement. i have been endorsed by the democrat district attorney in houston, she endorsed me because she wants a senator who will lock up criminals and congressman allred's record has been terrible. he voted in favor of defunding the police. let me tell you what a disaster that has been. from 2019 through 2023 the murder rate went up in houston and dallas and san antonio. congressman allred is happy to talk about acts of violence but not antifa and black lives matter riots. if you commit violence you should go to jail with no favoritism. >> 90 seconds to respond. >> that was something. you can't be for the mob and the officers, it is not funny, you are a threat to democracy. i remember when you objected in arizona. remember what you were doing. i know where i was and where he was. i remember gas masks that i did not kn

would you consider a pardon for former president trump? not get into those hypotheticals, i'm focused on the next 14 days. >> any side of you subscribe that a pardon could help bring america together, move on. >> what will help us move on, i get elected president of the united states. >> laura: that will help us move on if she is elected president. if not in her note cards, she's not going to go there, charlie. >> charlie: right. of course. she cannot tell you what she will turn the page from or two. elect her and everybody will be really happy and it will solve all of her problems by which sh she's -- she means her problem, not anybody else's problem. it is really interesting she's unable to answer that simple question and if biden campaign and later kamala harris cam partipain had been a smart campaign, they would have announced, if we get elected, we will pardon donald trump on everything. it would be a very smart move, months ago, would have taken some wind out of the sails. both of them are so stingy and so angry, so full of nothing b

here are the pardoned and released, unexpectedly, but it was you who named the last group of people thatresident released, and why exactly you, this also relates to what i'm thinking about, i'll be able to talk about it publicly soon, but for now it remains. it's a little secret, now the final preparations are still underway, before i can slightly lift the curtain of secrecy, i still have quite a lot of filming, this is already such a small hint, so everything is ahead, and well, the very fact that i probably even published these names, it was, well, i don’t know, consider, probably, my small trolling of all the opposition media and the so-called... human rights organizations, where all the information that is there appears, but this is generally a long-standing trend, this is simply a reprint of state resources, because there have been no informants or sources there for a long time, and you know, it was even funny to watch, when i published these names, almost all opposition media were in such a hurry that even if they were belarusian-language, they simply copied and pasted them, and th

former president trump says he would pardon people. do you agree with him? >> i am proud of all my efforts at the attorney's office making sure we held criminals accountable, whether cartel-linked drug traffickers, whether they were defeating future fraudsters, yes, if people on january 6 committed violent crimes like the individual you mentioned, i was part of the effort to ensure that we are holding those types of people accountable. that's what i will stand by. that is one of my main missions. one of the main reasons i wanted to run for congress is make sure we're supporting law enforcement. that's what i will do in congress -- >> you wouldn't want a pardon for someone like mr. mach? >> i don't think a pardon from my understanding of the case would be appropriate. i don't know all aspects of the case. my argument was about the fact that if someone takes a police officer, steals a riot shield, they should be held accountable. i assume congresswoman craig would agree with that. from what i understand, that would not be appropriate. >> more charges and misde

what should the house do if donald trump pardons the january sixth at rioters? >> the president has the right to pardon so i don't know what to say about that legally. >> elected members of congress, republican and democrat, should denounce it as it was the greatest assault on our democracy since the civil war. chris: one final question. brandon, where do you think your opponent or his supporters have most misrepresented your position on an issue? >> i think you've seen over $2 million of false advertising. very proud that my wife has stood up to support and defend me on the issue of abortion and it is very shameful that they are using it in this fearful way to misrepresent the end everything i have said, and not your own newspaper fact checked this two years ago and again recently, as has the auburn citizen, showing all of these advertisements are false. chris: john? >> i have been misrepresented on my support for law enforcement. i stand strongly with them. again tonight it was brought up about bail reform. what my opponent knows but does not mention is that t

[video clip] >> 10 days ago and senator mondale raise the watergate and nixon pardon, it started theampaign mudslinging. when you are running for senate two years ago, he said the pardon was prematurely granted and that it was a mistake. you were quoted as saying you can't ignore our tradition of equal application of the law. did you approve of it when president ford granted it and do you approve now and if it was fair game in your campaign in kansas and why is it not appropriate now? >> it is an appropriate context for guests but it is not any more appropriate than world war ii for democrat words in this century. if we added up the killed and did, democrat words in this century will be 1.6 million americans, enough to fill the city of detroit. if we want to go back over and over that, we can do that. i assume senator mondale does not want to do that, but simply the pardon of richard nixon is behind us. watergate is behind us. we have a vision for americans if they are concerned about the people and their problems, we are to be talking about education and jobs. i know it strikes a fo

to uh uh what iranian uh military officials three military bases were hit including the leader uh pardon the base that the attack that the planes that that dropped the uh multi thousand pounds bombs on the southern of bayrut suburb that uh resulted in the marturdom of late hizbillah secretary general sayid hasan nastrala that iran targeted those facilities and that if there is a attack by the regime on iran that iran is concluded its operation at this point but in case that happens it will give much deadlier and more crushing uh response uh uh and then uh zenab i mentioned she was with us earlier she said the regime is ordered a complete black out that it will imprison, it calls itself the only democracy in the in the region, but it will imprison anyone that uploads into social media space images of what took place tonight, what do you think the regime uh wants to try to hide or censor when it comes to this attack and it's also gone after journalists, you very well know uh activism and journalism journalism in uh occupied territories against the regimes uh its raids into the occupied wes

unless robertson can win clemency from the state board of pardons and paroles, he will be executed on october 17th, k's first goes to the board of pardons and parole if they recommend that clemency is granted, then it's up to the governor and governor. >> abbott can go ahead and grant clemency. we expect that they will give their recommendation on tuesday. >> meanwhile, robertson spends his time talking to anyone who will listen and despite all odds, he holds on to hope. >> what keeps me hopeful? my faith in the lord and stuff, you know, because one day, walking up out of here, you know. >> the innocence project is encouraging people to contact texas governor greg abbott to ask him to stop the execution. you can call governor abbott's office at three, six, 12649653. now we turn to the drowning death of vincent 5-4 while he was out on the water with his fiancee, angelica griswold. was it a tragic accident, or did she try to use mother nature to hide a heinous crime? it's a chilly april afternoon in new york's hudson river valley, with the sun setting on the water. dispatchers received

but it wasn't until today that trump himself confirmed that very plan to pardon yourself, are going to have to fire jack smith which one will you do. >> it so easy, i would try to hit within two seconds now, technically as the washington post reports, the authority to fire the special counsel would actually fall to the attorney general. >> of course, that's one that trump would ultimately appoint if elected. and who would then be in a position to make the four criminal counts against trump go away. counts that include conspiracy to defraud the united states as well. joining me now is someone who is very familiar with the crimes trump is accused of. democratic congressman jamie raskin of maryland, is the bipartisan january 6, maybe and also sorts of the house judiciary and oversight committees as well. congressman raskin, thank you for being here. i'm always eager to pick your brain on an issue, particularly like this is that how this story ends if trump wins, he gets fired and the federal case is just go poof well, sure. >> that's a major motivation for him even running for president t

so either he was going to jail or -- pardon himself or had to sack jack smith.you know, trump has said that he wants to convert the department of justice into an instrument of revenge, and retribution and retaliation and everybody everybody understands that. those who are terrified by donald trump and those who support it. those for him want to use the department of justice in that way. a radical break over two centuries of the relationship between the president of the united states and law enforcement. so, you know, trump will do all of those things. i think it's alarming he's talking about pardoning several hundred people who were convicted of criminally assaulting federal officers, storming the capitol, and a number of them engaged in seditious conspiracy and convicted. conspiracy to overthrow the government of the united states. >> congressman jamey raskin, thank you for your tirm. >>> still ahead, the battle for north carolina and why republicans are running scared, next. ance so i saved hundreds. with the money i saved i thought i'd get a wax figure of mys

watch this. >> would you consider if he is convicted of pardon for former president trump. >> i'm notoing to getting to the hypotheticals and unfocused on the next 14 days. >> do you believe any part that subscribes to the argument that has been made in the past that a pardon could bring america together and unify the country and move on. >> let me tell you what's going to help us move on i get to be elected president of the united states. maria: let's talk about it, your reaction. >> she is vice president of the united states, she is vice president of the united states right now. it's hard to believe that she can do any of this where she currently sits. i think it's a lot of excuses and a lot turning back to president trump. maria: the language adam johnson is so incredible even after two assassination attempts on president trump, you president biden say lock him up and you have vice president harris telling us that were get a move on once she becomes president, continuation about this language against trump. >> are angry because they may lose because they have done such a bad job fo

pardon me, an extreme heat warning. that's a big deal. these are the highs from today. warmer today than yesterday. by quite a few degrees, but good seven degrees or so. highs tomorrow come up another couple of degrees back into the low one. hundreds and tomorrow will end up being the hottest day of the week most likely. and so that's going to put us into the low one. hundreds. here are the parameters for the heat advisory and you see the reds. that's the extreme heat warning that got added earlier today. that was a kind of a new feature for us. and this all lasts through wednesday for the most part. and like, like heather and i were talking about like this heat advisory goes all the way to the coast, to the ocean beaches where temperatures at ocean beach could make it into the low mid 80s. san jose today tied a record at 95 degrees. san jose tomorrow could go up over 100 degrees. it's going to be hot now. the reason i'm showing you this map is this is a wind forecast model, and it just shows how much wind you're going to get in these colored areas represent the hot spo

would you consider if you win and is he convicted a pardon for former president trump. >> i'm not goingget into those hypotheticals. i'm focused on the next 14 days. >> but do you believe, is there any part of you have that subscribes to the argument that has been made in the past that a pardon could help bring america together? help unify the country and move on? >> let me tell you what is going to help us move on, i get elected president of the united states. >> well, that's going to help us move on if she is elected president. if it's not in her note cards, she is not going to go there, charlie. >> right. right. of course. she can't tell you what she is going to turn the page from and she can't tell what you she is going to turn the page, to but just elect her and everybody is going to be really happy and it's going to solve all of her problems by which she means only her problem, not anybody else's problem. you know, it's really interesting though that she is unable to answer that simple question. and if the biden campaign and then later the clarifies campaign had been a smart campa

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