abbe lowell is right. but the more common fact pattern, these cases plead out all the time. >> so could be some some strange bedfellows ahead in terms of gun rights advocates and those talking about the race. thank you both very much. >>> stick around, donald trump is admitting that he thought about pardoning himself. would it have worked? we'll talk about that next. >>> and stick around because that countdown clock you see, we're now minutes away from the united autoworkers strike and we'll be live on the air if, looks like maybe when, that strike happens. (female announcer) attention! medicare has expanded dexcom coverage -for people with diabetes. -if you have diabetes, getting on dexcom g7 is the single most important thing you can do. it eliminates painful fingersticks, helps lower a1c, and is covered by medicare. before using the dexcom g7, i was really frustrated. my a1c was stuck. (female announcer) dexcom g7 sends your glucose numbers to your phone or dexcom receiver without painful fingersticks.

and jennifer, can we just put in perspective how often, you heard abbe lowell there.ften is a case that is brought against somebody who is a first-time offender? >> virtually never. i mean, i think that the paperwork offense, the lying on the form, that's brought occasionally. i've never seen it, but i can see it in an instance, particularly in a dangerous offender. it could be brought if they have nothing else to bring, or maybe in conjunction with other charges. but this person possession of a firearm, an addict in possession of a firearm, we used to bring cases like this all the time, where you had a convicted felon in possession of a firearm, those are pretty common, i have never seen an addict in possession of a firearm charged anywhere. >> so they are saying he lied about it, when he filled out that form, you are supposed to say you are not on not on any controlled substances or whatnot. and he said he wasn't, and essentially wrote in his book that he was. with a law that is being used, what abbe lowell was mentioning there, it's on shaky ground. after a judge,

i think abbe lowell if push comes to shove is going to challenge that appointment. violates 600.3.pecial counsel. i think you will see all kinds of battles if they don't allow him to enforce the agreement. >> laura: sol, what's your take on that? my gut is it's so ridiculous that even in this court it wouldn't be accepted and they wouldn't be able to go with it. am i seeing this incorrectly? >> well, first of all, i think david meant to say he referred to the plea agreement. i think he meant the diversification agreement. both sides agree the plea agreement is off. i think there might be -- i might be a little in a different position than david on this. i think they have got a real shot at enforcing the diversion agreement. abbe lowell and the hunter biden defense team if they do that's the end of the story for the gun charges, not only that, if that broad immunity provision in the diversion agreement is valid, they are not going to be able to prosecute hunter for any tax crimes. because it clearly covers other tax offenses. >> david, think about that. we have this trail, albeit ki

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sound in a moment from abbe lowell, the attorney from hunter biden, but first when dana and i were on earlier today, andy mccarthy came on, he was not buying this at all, and since written extensively about his position. what do you think of that? >> i understand where andy is coming from on the technical aspect of whether the gun diversion part of this case still applies or whether it doesn't. but look, i have a bit of a different take and maybe having lived and breathed doj for the years i was there, but i actually think abbe lowell and hunter biden have a right to be upset at doj. do i think doj should have offered the president's son a deal where he was allowed to walk basically off scott free with sweeping protection from future prosecution, no, of course not. is that fair in the interest of justice, no. but they offered him that deal and once they realized they looked bad by offering him that deal after just the most basic of scrutiny, they went back on it. so abbe lowell says they are playing politics, can't help but agree. >> bill: the issue then before the judge was the scope

abbe lowell is a great lawyer.ut, remember, that abby is not the one who negotiated the original diversion agreement. and there is going to be a real factual dispute here. if the court says that the agreement is ambiguous in the issue of whether or not probation officer has to sign off or whether or not he agreed with it. there are differing interpretations there was a filing a few days ago where the government said absolutely, the chief probation officer in delaware never signed off on it. and the defense came back and said not only did they not sign off on it but the government represented that to the court we don't find a record of that anywhere. there is going to have to be some kind of a hearing on this and stay tuned. >> laura: is this all a gamble in effect, david, to your point. you have got one federal appeals court doesn't look at the statute. there is a question about whether this is going to, you know, hold up. so, in the end, could this end up becoming like a boomerang effect on the republicans themsel

not be happy, this will bring more attention to something he wants to go away and now made worse by abbe lowell putting this together. >> steve: playing hard ball. prisoner swap between the u.s. and iran set to happen any moment in the nation of kutter. >> brian: free up frozen assets to iran from south korean bank as their president heads to the u.s. for the general assembly. >> lawrence: jacqui heinrich joins us. >> the white house says this is not a ransom payment, but their argument is self-defeating, saying they are getting five iranians in exchange for five americans. they are glossing over the prisoner swap. we will hear from the white house shortly. the prisoner swap will take place today. the iranian government we are told can use the money for humanitarian needs, although the iranian president says he can use the money however they want. >> how will you guarantee that, mo moneyun ifgible. >> no, ma'am, he is whereon. validate and deliver funds appropriate to that request and go to qualified vendors to deliver food and medical supplies to iran. >> officials say no sanctions are

but there is the question that abbe lowell is talking about, and that's the question of it being thatse three violate plea agreements. and that we saw it all implode in that courtroom. we didn't watch because it wasn't like a georgia and actually televised cameras, and judiciary put cameras in the courtroom, but if you are thinking about it being a violates the constitution or that agreement, is he right? >> i agree with elliott, the fact that there is an unusual charging theory does not necessarily make it invalid. i do think that the constitutional issue is going to be litigated, it's gonna be a live one. but, in terms of the other potential defenses that he might be able to bring out, this is going to be a hard charge to defend against, some sort of constitutional defense because he's essentially admitted it already in the course of this book. so, i think this is going to be somewhat of an unusual uphill battle for under biden and, you know, it is also not the end of this story because prosecutors have said they intended to bring additional charges against him. the tax charges. as

legal expert every night said something today that actually speaks to some of what you just said, abbe. he said, quote, it exceptionally rare for the them to bring this gun charges, let alone for a non-offender but it also extremely rare to admit to writing a book and let alone coming to within a hair's breath for signing a document admitting to all the allegations in the court filing and he's referring to the plea deal that fell a apart. do you think because this deal was out there and all put in black and white that that is what forced the d.o.j.'s hand at this point to go ahead and file those charges? >> well, to answer the person who you opined about in the day, remember the facts of this. first of all, the law says whether or not the person is possessing the gun while they are addicted, there is ambiguity in that statute, which we will have to pursue if this cause continues. at the time that he purchased this gun, i don't think there's evidence that that's when he was suffering. when he referred to his book, he had just come out of rehabilitation. he had just come back to the east

hunter's attorney abbe lowell took aim at the special counsel in a statement this afternoon to fox news he said in part hunter biden possessing an unloaded gun for 11 days was not a threat to public safety but a prosecutor with all the power imaginable, bending to political pressure presents a gray threat to our system of justice, end quote. end with this. this may not be the only indictment for hunter biden's special counsel weiss indicated in an august court filing that those tax charges that were part of that failed plea deal indictment where hunter lives in washington where he once lived. bret? >> david spunt, at the justice department. david, thanks. >> where are the charges on human sex trafficking fara charges, money laundering, tax evasion? >> they have never connected anything to joe biden. so it's not surprising that the justice department charges have nothing to do with the president. >> i think that shows that we still have an independent rule of law and nothing they have said has amounted to anything. >> >> bret: a lot of reaction today. let's get some analysis now joining

that is abbe lowell's argue. he said we had a deal and now they think it's a crime.o you can bet that's what they're going to argue when it comes to whether or not they should pursue this case. >> yeah, martha. i was a u.s. attorney for 5 1/2 years. that experience, what i know is that if you enter in an agreement with a defendant on a diversion, that is done outside of the courts. so that's going to be an interesting argument. but i also know that i've had a chance to read the indictment. you know, 922 g and 924 a were the bread and butter for gun crimes. certain people can't possess or buy firearms in the united states of america, that includes drug users. three felony counts is a significant indictment for these types of crimes. so it's going to be very interesting how they strategically try to resolve this case. i guess arguing that they had a deal on a diversion is the best argument they. have otherwise, thee are five and ten-year felonies that are significant. >> martha: so kerry, can you take us through to what happens now? does this go back to the judge or is

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we just got this lengthy statement from abbe lowell. it says hunter biden possessing an unloaded gun for 11 days was not a threat to public safety but a prosecutor with all the power imaginablebending to political pressure presents a grave threat to our system of justice. these charges are barred by the agreement the prosecutor made with mr. biden. the recent rulings by several federal courts in this statute is unconstitutional. the facts that he did not violate that law and we plan to demonstrate that in court. this today is dealing with the gun charge. the felony gun charge. remember, part of that plea deal dealt with two misdemeanor tax violations. david weiss indicated that he could refile and possibly bring an indictment on those tax charges in either washington d.c. or california where hunter biden lives. stay tuned. >> neil: how likely is that part of it, the tax issues? >> david weiss said it in a court filing, the special counsel's office to be more accurate in a court filing from august 13th. just read it a few moments ago. he

>> abbe lowell, thank you so much for your time tonight. very clarifying.much for your time tonight. very clarifying. that is our show for this evening. now it's time for the last world, with lawrence o'donnell. good evening, lawrence. >> a very big day for collateral estoppel. >> wow. >> yeah, you did hear that. it's the key phrase in one of the trump cases today. this was his big loss of the day, and he lost on collateral estoppel. which you almost never see. you almost never see it. >> or hear. >> we're gonna be explaining all of that later in the hour, because that is how e. jean carroll won again today. collateral estoppel. >> i'm writing it down, and i can't wait for the definition >> you spell it the way it sounds. nothing to it. today, the georgia 19 became the georgia two and the georgia 17 at least for now. it was a good day for district attorney fani willis and her team of lawyers, who won round one of what will be the fully televised trials of the georgia 19. two donald trump's codefendants in georgia were in court today through their lawyers as

guy john edwards was abbe lowell, who's hunter biden's attorney. abbe lowell. now, i would argue this there maybe are five. i mean, super attorneys in d.c. abby's one of them, whether we want to admit it or not. >> the guy's a good lawyer. he's brilliant.. >> cianci is. n all right. so my next question is right. so the impeachment inquiry begins. i am tired of this. i have debunked it and i've heard you debunk it ofte i'vn. there's no evidence implicating joe had any involvemeno t. ou wn it drives me crazy. i don't know if you want to talk about the suspicious activity reports, the number of lies he's told about never talking to these people, how that is involved him was s with theseines people. now it's become. never made money with thesw it'e people. but not only that, we've got all these shell corporations. we got nine biden family members, including grandchildren. nancy mace said to me this week, it's going to go north of $50 million just for the bidens alone. $5just forjames comar believese that number is quite accurate, maybe even higher. i >> so how do t

i >> yeah, i think the world of abbe. all right. ve my question is it to me it seems very clever they went after the irs, not the whistleblowers individually . now, is there a legal reason for that? thcaus reason e i would think tf i'm one of the lawyers fore ower the whistleblowerss wi, they go after my guy. i'm probably going to want discovery on huntescovery r bid which would not work out well for him. >> would it? an und >> no.wh i can understand what abbe lowell is doing,at he doin but k think it's going to work. he is trying to take these shots for his client. for r the federal law, the committee is allowed to make publicmmittee tax info. in fact, the senate report supporting this laenatw goes ino that public disclosure powerttee here. the committee invited the two whistleblowers to a public hearinited theistle-blg becausee that this information should be made public. n th and those two whistleblowers in the hearing went at greathean to be to say they were going to stay only within confines of what they told the committee. the

i don't believe that abbe lowell has a strong case here. it will fall apart.t a sympathetic judge on a trial, but i don't think he can hold this together on appeal. >> sean: so many questions, professor. why dig out light repeatedly about talking to his brother, signing, or anybody for that matter. why was he involved in all of these conversations with decent foreign business partners. why was the meeting some of them at the cafe milano. what does hunter offer at a time that they admit he was addicted to drugs. hunter admitted that he had no experience. why do getting tens and tens of millions of dollars, a lot if they coming from our top geopolitical photos. what did any biden at two for all of this money. what did hunter do, grandkids too, why all the shell companies. everybody keeps going with the liberal mantra, there is no evidence at all whatsoever. i'm not buying that there is no evidence. a lot of doors are open that indicate a lot of untold things happening here. >> it is a case of willful blindness to say that there is no evidence. many in the media

lead counsel for hunter biden, abbe lowell issued a statement. in part, quote, we believe these charges are barred by the agreement the prosecutors made with mr. biden, the recent rulings by several federal courts that this statute is unconstitutional, and the facts that he did not violate the law, and we plan to demonstrate all of that in court. the white house referred requests for comment to the justice department and to hunter biden's legal team. willie? >> joining us now, former fbi general counsel, now an nbc news legal analyst, andrew weissmann. good morning. we have to draw some lines here because so much has been conflated by opponents of president biden. these three charges are specifically related to hunter biden buying a firearm. the charges are that he lied on the form, filling out the application for the gun,narcoti possessed a gun while he was using narcotics. what is the significance of this case, if you see any, to the larger investigations around hunter biden that republicans say may be connected to joe biden, although there is

that whole -- those charges ended in a mistrial because of a hung jury and you know who got him off, abbe lowell, hunter biden's attorney. >> john: guess who will be back in the breach again. >> interesting town for sure. i was talking to former secretary of state mike pompeo, this was happening, while mike pompeo was the secretary of state, and he reminded me that while he was there, menendez was going after him on ethics charges for what, for mike pompeo travelling to kansas too much, where he's from. this is as he's alleged to have been hiding money in his house from egyptian officials. >> john: he was not travelling in a free mercedes with gold bars in his pocket. >> exactly. >> gillian: what is baffling to me, how obviously avoidable this is, meaning if the goal was to make tens of millions of dollars, he could have so easily stepped down from office and done this in the private sector. i mean, he would have been almost guaranteed, you know, a legal above board way as a former senior senator to do this on the up and up. why stay in office? >> you know, we are sitting here and i can s

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abbe lowell got him off the charge the last times. with a hung jury. clay travis fox news legal analyst craig jerick. you know, pionk the idea that he acted in a way that benefit the government of egypt the evidence seems overwhelming in this case and, you know, you got $80,000 in cash that they found in his home and in the sandy grant and wife's safe deposit box. some of the envelopes contained joseph katz contain dna belonging to one of the people that they say was involved in this on the side of the egyptians. searching kilo of gold price. i do know. abbi is a great lawyer. greg? i don't know if he is that good. >> even a toddler like abbe lowell will not be able to help bob menendez weaseled out of this one. and manages better having withdrawals slips and monthly statements if he thinks a jury is going to buy this ridiculous tale that, you know, half a million in whole cold hard cash was just innocently pulled from his own personal savings account. he can't prove that. because the fingerprints and dna as you play out, sean of his codefendant are on

>> abbe lowell, thank you so much for your time tonight. very clarifying. that is our show for this evening. >> abbe lowell, thank you so much for your time tonight. very clarifying. that is our show for this evening. now it's time for the last world, with lawrence o'donnell. good evening, lawrence. >> a very big day for collateral estoppel. >> wow. >> yeah, you did hear that. it's the key phrase in one of the trump cases today. this was his big loss of the day, and he lost on collateral estoppel. which you almost never see. you almost never see it. >> or hear. >> we're gonna be explaining all of that later in the hour, because that is how e. jean carroll won again today. collateral estoppel. >> i'm writing it down, and i can't wait for the definition >> you spell it the way it sounds. nothing to it. today, the georgia 19 became the georgia two and the georgia 17 at least for now. it was a good day for district attorney fani willis and her team of lawyers, who won round one of what will be the fully televised trials of the georgia 19. two donald trump's cod

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abbe lowell new lead on the case screen right. chris clark with the glasses has since left the team. we have reached out to them and are waiting to hear back some sort of response. the president is not the only person who may be attached to the i-word, meaning impeachment, bret. republicans have had their eyes on attorney general merrick garland for several months on several issues. surrounding that controversial school board memo that critics say unfairly compares angry parents to domestic terrorists and the special counsel is looking at both joe biden and hunter biden along with donald trump. the attorney general appears before a house panel next week, bret, can you expect a lot of grilling on all of those topics. it's expected to go hours' long hunter biden school board memo. that's almost 20 years old. still becoming a problem nor merrick garland. >> bret: we will cover it all. david, thank you. iran is rejecting the u.s. position that the $6 billion in money unfrozen by the u.s. comes with spending restrictions. that assertio

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>> well, look, i'm sympathetic with abbe.u cut a teal with the department of justice, you expect it to stick. the problem is it didn't stick. this fell apart in open court. the judge didn't sign off. the probation office didn't sign off, which are conditions to have this go forward. and then you have the defense team turn to the prosecutor and say, rip it up. you know, referring to the plea agreement. because they weren't coming to any global agreement. what they're arguing now, yeah, we understand you're going to rip up the agreement but just not these pages. the gun charge has the most controversial element in the plea agreement. buried in the language is a sweeping immunity deal. when the judge asked the prosecutor, have you seen anything like this before? the prosecutor said no. that's how sweet this sweetheart deal was. >> martha: yeah, it's interesting. lowell is focused on the sort of unique use of this gun law and how other circumstances people have been not indicted for similar circumstances in some ways. what he's n

lead counsel for hunter biden, lawyer abbe lowell issued a statement. the recent ruling by several federal courts that this statute is unconstitutional and the facts that he did not violate that law, and we plan to demonstrate all of that in court. the white house referred requests for comment to the justice department as well as hunter biden's legal team. joining us now msnbc justice and legal affairs analyst, he was most recently top spokesman at the doj under attorney general merrick garland. anthony, thanks for being with us this morning. we really appreciate it. so let's get your reaction as to the charges coming yesterday in this indictment, the possibility of a trial. >> jonathan, it really shouldn't have come to this. hunter biden is a first time nonviolent offender. he doesn't have any prior criminal history. this matter, quite frankly, should have been resolved with a plea agreement in july. that, of course, fell apart. it shouldn't have, and there's a lot of reasonings -- i think there's a lot of blame really to go around on both seeds as to

and abbe lowell says by the way, hunter biden is due a refund.y things, but abbe lowell is a good attorney who has gotten a lot of people off the hook. >> i think it's a very interesting development in the hunter biden case and goes to show what the biden white house has been saying all along. hunter biden is a private citizen. and he's not the president of the united states, he's never put his name on the ballot, and this speaks to that. the irs he feels is doing him a disservice, he believes the irs via the whistleblowers have disclosed his private information. he has the right to sue them. and also clear based on the fact in the previous plea deal he had with the justice department he's plead guilty to tax crimes. once again, this does not speak to any wrongdoing by the president of the united states. republicans want to continue to make this connection, they have opened an impeachment inquiry to make the connection, don't have any clear evidence that speaks to the connection because hunter biden didn't pay his taxes, because he had a gun whil

abbe lowell to represent him. his client list includes jared kushner and hunter biden. >> this morning, there is a threat to the water supply in southern louisiana. extreme drought is drying up. part of the mississippi river, allowing saltwater to flow upstream from the gulf of mexico and potentially into water treatment plants. here's abc's derrick dennis this morning. >> an emergency declaration over the threat of saltwater entering the water supply in southern louisiana. >> we are monitoring the situation. we're being proactive. we're applying best practices and lessons learned from the past. >> the problem is drought drying up part of the mississippi, allowing saltwater from the gulf of mexico to flow north. that's saltwater could then inadvertently get pumped out of the mississippi and into water treatment plants. the water in plaquemines parish, south of new orleans, has already been impacted for months. louisiana's governor and the mayor of new orleans now trying to calm residents fears, urging them not to

number two the fact of the matter to abbe lowell, what is changed is transparency not politics. the fact that people of our country now understand that hunter biden was getting the sweetest deal known to man because his daddy is president of the united states. it is that simple. when you bring sunlight to that that's what he has been held accountable to get the other citizen of a country would be held accountable. i'm very concerned that because david weiss is a special counsel and he was the original counsel on this case that there will not be at the role look on the lack of the investigation that occurred with respect to hunter biden and they're going to try to clean up the original deal that they had so they can sweep this under the rug and move on. jackie: a lot of moving parts to this we will be watching as the news develops. i also want to get your take on the work that the house is doing with respect to joe biden and hunter biden's business dealings overseas. it is impossible that promise made forward on the hunter act but joe biden could face impeachment himself. >> 100%

abbe lowell. abbe, thank you for joining us. say the prosecutors are bending to political pressure. are you maintaining your client is innocent of the charges? >> well, innocent has three legs to it, doesn't it? first as to the political pressure i want to make sure everybody understands that after five years of an investigation that the prosecutors knew all the facts and the only change that has occurred between when they investigated and today is that the law changed. but the law didn't change in favor of the prosecution. the law changed against it because a couple of federal courts have found this gun charge to be unconstitutional. so first, there's an agreement in place where this charge should have been brought. second the statute is likely unconstitutional. third on the facts, we think we'll have a defense. >> you say you think you'll have a defense. on the form hunter biden wrote that he was not a drug user. by his own admission he was a drug user, wasn't he? >> okay, look. if you're going to be specific, then be specific

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he hired attorney abbe lowell who is also defending hunter biden in his gun charge case.etter, here is how democrats are responding to this. talk about protecting your own. speaker nancy pelosi calling out menendez for seriousness of the charges. >> the charges are formidable, probably be a good idea if he did resign. we see this as a serious matter. i think and we believe the senator stepping down from his chairmanship was the right thing to do. any decision is up to him and senate leadership to decide. >> cheryl: we should add, they did not say he should resign, but the governor of new jersey is saying he should resign his post as the senator of new jersey. look at today's cover of "new york post," havana laugh. all of a sudden it is because he's latino. he is also his parents upper cuban refugees. he jumped into that real quick. what does that have to do with the -- >> carley: he was concerned his family from cuba could be politically persecuted and he said he can explain this all. images of the gold bars are something else. >> cheryl: innocent , until proven guilty. >

new jersey senator bob menendez has hired abbe lowell to represent him.is expected in court on wednesday. he is holding a press conference in a couple hours in union city, new jersey. new overnight top republicans launch investigation into lawsuits against big oil funded by leonardo dicaprio. it was found his nonprofit was funnel money. and the tunnel to towers 5 k and walk yesterday in new york city. the annual race goes through the brooklyn tunnel and lower manhattan, same route steven siller took to the world trade center and brian kilmeade took part in the 5k. how was it? >> brian: good, really good, i could not believe the sea of humanity. they say 40,000 i think it was more. >> lawrence: how do you feel? >> brian: no problem, it is 2-1/2, maybe three miles. a took a picture in front of the firehouse there. that is who in front of me? >> ainsley: who did you go with, your family? my friend rick and his family down there and one of the people, that is the group we ran in. the picture is one of the people they lost 9/11 from massapequa. that is george

maybe abbe lowell will see congress next.orge gascon says he will aggressively pursue the man who was involved in the attack. >> i have personally spoken to the district attorney this morning and he assures me they will aggressively pursue this case. >> i want ryan's killer to be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law and i'm happy to hear the da. you have my word, i will not rest until that happens. >> todd: i feel like they are throwing george gascon a parade for doing his job. if george gascon had prosecuted crime, which is his job during time as da, this killer would not have been as embolden to carry out a execution like this. what say you, chris? >> i agree 100%. this district attorney created the environment that resulted in this killing and many, many others. to hear him talk tough rings hollow to me. he is a da that draws no connection between deterrence, which is bringing people to justice, and reducing crime. he is putting everybody at risk in the general public and every other progressive prosecutor across th

you know, what abbe lowell, hunter biden's attorney is saying about this is that essentially it was -he was borrowing those funds and that the reason they went to the wilmington address is because that was hunter's only address at that time. what do you say about this? >> hunter biden violated the number 1 rule of being a bad man. you don't send the bags of money directly to the principal, which he did in that case. he was using a california address on all legal documents. so to use that address is weird and sloppy. the oversight committee has issued subpoenas eight different times for bank records of the biden family and their associates. eight times out of eight, we have discovered more foreign money going to the biden family. >> martha: we know that president biden said during the second debate and here we are again in second debate cycle, he said my son is not made money in terms of this thing about what you're talking about, china. i have not had it. the only guy that made money from china is this guy, pointing to president trump. he said nobody else has made money from china. ca

power house attorney abbe lowell.onfirmed that he's also representing senator robert menendez in his bribery trial that will take place in the southern district of new york where you are right now. i will note that lowell did represent robert menendez in the past when he was indicted in 2015, charles. >> charles: before you go, david, this seems like a step in the right direction. any thoughts on just how much will be revealed or will we get a lot of taken of the fifth amendment? >> you know, why don't know. it's a transcribed interview behind the scenes. doj's preference is to have this in public. house republicans are pushing for a transcribed interview. i suspect we'll get some leak after it's done. it could lead to a full blown public hearing. i asked doj officials. they say the intention is still for david weiss who is now special counsel to testify about this issue over authority. >> charles: a step in the right direction. and first open borders, now new calls from america's liberal cities for taxpayers to open

. >> congressman, also on a separate note, abbe lowell, one of hunter biden's attorneys is out thereou're being dishonest in one of your requests about this february issue of hunter's bank records, which you claim that they never responded to but he is saying that hunter's legal team did responded next day saying in part i would offer to sit with you and your staff to see whether mr. biden has information that may inform some legitimate legislative purpose and be helpful to the committee but you never responded to that offer. what's the real story here, congressman? >> the real story is we asked for bank records and he wanted to come in and offered to patronize and waste taxpayer dollars by tying up legal fees couldn't understand why we were asking him. he wanted to note legislative intent when everyone in america knows that the biden family is taken in over $20 million from foreign oligarch and they can't see a single thing they did to earn this money if joe biden wants to do what he said he was going to do when he ran for president and be the most transparent president in america c

and hunter biden's lawyer, abbe lowell, said the reason joe biden's address was listed on those transfers was that was the address hunter biden used to open the bank account where that money went and he listed that address, lowell said, because it was his only permanent address at the time. so yes, joe biden's house. but again, that is not evidence, let alone definitive evidence that joe biden got any of that money. >> although we should underscore that at the republican debates when trump said -- >> the general election debate. >> i'm sorry, the general election debate. in 2020. when trump said that hunter got chinese money. and joe biden said no, he didn't. trump was right and joe biden was wrong. >> that's right. joe biden was wrong in that case in 2020. >> okay. important to point out. let's listen to one more claim republicans brought up in today's hearings. >> we already know the president took bribes from burisma. i also want to add betraying your country is treason. >> we know that biden took bribes from burisma? what? >> we do not know that, jake. that, as you know, is a complete

he listed the address on his drivers license, we know this, and his lawyer, abbe lowell, told cnn thatason his address was listed was because he had open a bank account with a similar, s and the lawyer said that's because that was his only permanent address at the time. the fact that the address was there is not evidence whatsoever that joe biden got the money, in fact, they are pretty obvious explanations for why it might have been. >> there is some more evidence that was presented in the hearing, but it was actually congresswoman alexandria cortez alexandria ocasio-cortez who actually accused republicans of fabricating parts of it, or at least omit in key parts of that evidence. >> democratic attempt to fact-check. so, why don't we listen to this exchange, it was porter florida republican congressman byron donalds and then congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez responded to it later. take a listen. >> this is about four months before joe biden launched his campaign for president four of the united states. -- december 2018. the highlight is, this is a text message between jim biden an

but, abbe lowell is a really aggressive white-collar criminal defense lawyer and litigator, and he's going to fight to the very end. he is going to give hunter biden every bit of a fight that he needs, deserves, and can't afford. >> the best defenses offense, they say. there you go scott bolden, jaffer, thank you very much for both of you. coming up, president biden tonight touting his experience as a rebuttal to all of the many questions about his age. the question is, though, what do voters think? what california governor gavin newsom weighs in, a cnn exclusive interview with our own dana bash. (dad) we got our subaru foforester wilderness to discover all of the places ththat make us feel something more. (vo) subaru is the national park foundation's largest corporate donor, helping expand access for all. sometimes jonah wrestles with falling asleep... ...so he takes zzzquil. the world's #1 sleep aid brand for a better night sleep. ..so now, he wakes upl. feeling like himself. the reigning family room middle-weight chpion. better days start with zzzquil nights. ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ (