now our constitutional officers, attorney general patrick 'all s. now our constitutional officers, attorney general patrick morrisey, our state auditor j.b. mccuskey, our secretary of state mac warner, our commissioner of agriculture kent leonhardt, our state treasurer riley moore, and our state superintendent of schools david roach. [applause] we have -- we have a beautiful young lady from our congressional delegation and that is our great senator shelley moore. [applause] okay, we now have our adjutant general of the west virginia national guard brigadier general bill crane, and i don't know where bill is but wherever he is, y'all got to cheer for him, that's all there is to it. [applause] and we have our command sergeant major james jones and he's, i think, with our general. [applause] we have the chancellor of our higher ed, you know, and sarah tucker is with us tonight. [applause] we have our commissioner of the bureau for senior services robert roswall. let me get through these and everything. we have our director of the herbert henderson offic

attorney general steve marshall, thanks for joining us on the show. >> thank you. liz: my hot take is coming up. look who is back former acting attorney general matthew whitaker. reporting of infighting inside of the d.a.'s officer by the hour of former weaker by the hour of former president trump. will the manhattan d.a. drop the case coming up on "the evening edit". ou experience europe on a viking longship, you'll spend less time getting there and more time being there. viking. exploring the world in comfort. with a majority of my patience with sensitivity, i see irritated gums and weak enamel. sensodyne sensitivity gum & enamel relieves sensitivity, helps restore gum health, and rehardens enamel. i'm a big advocate of recommending things that i know work. say goodbye to multiple daily insulin injections with the new omnipod 5. the only tubeless automated insulin delivery system... that integrates with dexcom g6. automatically adjusting your insulin to help protect against highs and lows day or night. don't wait to simplify life with diabetes. get started today with no contract, and no commitment. go to omnipod.com for risk information and instructions for use. consult your healthcare provider before startin

attorney general in california who are investigating mr. washington right now for public corruption. even more amazingly, when my staff spoke with the california attorney general's office, the a.g.'s office told us that at the time they spoke, they were not aware of anybody from the white house, from the fbi, or from the senate who had even contacted them to ask about mr. washington's ongoing involvement in the investigation. that's truly stunning. that is, frankly, just not caring. it's inexplicable to me that a president, that a white house would choose to nominate someone who is materially involved in a current ongoing public corruption investigation. just imagine how damaging it would be to the faib if mr. -- how damaging it would be to the faa if mr. washington were confirmed and months later he were to find himself indicted for public corruption. that would do real damage to an agency that needs serious trust and leadership. the faa's mission to keep the flying public safe is far too important to have anyone other than a highly experienced aviation expert at the helm. fortunately the faa right now is being run by acting administrator billy nolan, who unlike mr. washington, h

host: good morning, the attorney general's office put out this statement, this evening we contacted mr. trump's attorney to coordinate his surrender to the manhattan d.a.'s office for arraignment on a supreme court indictment which remains under seal. guidance will be provided when the arraignment date is selected. since then it's been reported he will be arraigned on tuesday, april 4, 2:00 p.m. eastern time. the former president issued this statement on his truth social website. this is political persecution and election interference at highest level in history. from the time day down the golden escalator at trump tower and before i was sworn in as your president of the united states, the radical left, democrats, the enemy of the hard-working men and wf in a witch-hunt to destroy the make america great again movement, yomber like do, russia, russia, raja, the muller hoax, ukraine, impeachment hoax one and two and the mare lago raid and now this. the democrats have lied, cheated and stolen in their obsession in trying to get trump but now they've done the unthinkable, indicting a completely innocent person in an act of blatant election interference. this

attorney budin. o'neill's family was outraged when her office requested a dismissal dawes the attorney general's office rejected jenkins' claim of conflict of interest. that would have landed the case on the a.g.'s desk. the district attorney says there's not enough to try what is, again, the first homicide case against a cop in the city. the office confirms he met with the family yesterday and his dad told us they're feeling optimistic. >> he was very reassuring that he would look at this fairly and review everything and that he doesn't have an issue against police. >> i can have a personal opinion about the facts of the case. this was a very difficult scene to watch, but the law is the standard here, not brooke jenkins' personal feelings. >> the officer in this case was later fired from the sfpd and the city settled a civil suit for $2.5 million. so some folks are saying this seems to be out of sync, but the district attorney says the difference is really either threshold of evidence and proof, one is probable cause, the other one is, you know, having to judge beyond a reasonable doubt. >> right. >> so, the judge is expected to take it up in the next few minutes. >> we'll continue to follow it

attorney general, dana nestle. [applause] she and her great team of a.g.'s office prosecute violent criminals, they are shoring up consumer protections, and facing down anyone who tries to harmony pheuers -- michiganders, thank you. since i have been governor we have invested $1 billion in public safety. let's continue funding law enforcement with better training, oversight, and access to mental health resources. police officers, state troopers, and prosecutors they have tough dangerous jobs. if we work together we can get them what they need to keep our communities safe. and right now there is a flood of illegal guns on our street. there has been a rise of break-ins at gun dealerships and straw purchases. that's where one person illegally buy as firearm for another. firearms are getting more dangerous, too. thanks to 3-d printed technology called glock switches that turn semiautomatic weapons fully automatic. that's why we launched operation safe neighborhoods, taking hundreds of illegal firearms off the streets before they could be used in the commission of a cri

the attorney general's office is 6. warren's were issued against immigration officers, private security staff, and the person who reportedly started the fire and sealed out what is the u. s. military. as hopeful black box for corridors will reveal the reason for a helicopter collision that killed 9 soldiers. the black hawk helicopters were on a routine night training exercise in the state of kentucky when the incident happened. petticoat hind reports rushing to the scene of the crash on wednesday night, but finding only wreckage and no survivors. 9 service members killed during what was supposed to be a routine training mission. this is a training progression, and specifically they were flying and also ship formation to ships under night vision goggles at night. the 2 black hawks crushed after witnesses say they were flying unusually low to the trees. 2 helicopters disappeared out of the sky and flashed. we ran outside and we started seeing another helicopter that circled the area where i thought the impact was for probably 30 minutes. and then we saw ambulances and saw us military. so these helicopters are equipped with a kind of black box to their hopeful that they wil

s. attorney general. it was a violent attack on a fundamental tenant of american democracy. over a 100 officers were assaulted on that day. 5 officers died. 5 officers died on that day. now it's just not some guy and twitter, that's the attorney general of the united states. that's a man whose honesty is central to his job. i had a choice between i q and integrity in an attorney general. of course you go with integrity because it's essential. but joe biden's, attorney general mar carlin is a liar. he just lied about something that is provably false. who are these 5 officers who were quote, killed that day? or he's having the deaths of 5 feet police officer, the jerry 6 riots, but none of them died on the actual day. the 1st was brian sickening could died of a stroke a day after the riots later that same month, 2 other offices, howard living good, and jeffrey smith committed suicide and half a year later officers kyle, their friend, tag, and gunter, has sheeter also to their own lives and has also been accused of airing selective clips from security footage to portray the riots as as peaceful vi

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s. attorney general. it was a violent attack on a fundamental tenant of american democracy. over a 100 officers were assaulted on that day. 5 officers died. 5 officers died on that day. that's just not some guy in twitter, that's the attorney general of the united states. that's a man who's honesty is central to his job. had a choice between i q and integrity in an attorney general. of course you go with integrity because it's a central but jo biden's, attorney general, mary carlin is a liar. he just lied about something that is provably false. who are these 5 officers who are quote, killed that day? well, just says that the record straight the death of 5 officers are connected to the january 6 riots. but none died on that actual day. the 1st was brian sick, nick, who died of a stroke the day after the riot later the same month. 2 more officers howard leaving and jeffrey smith committed suicide. and a year and a half later officers kyle the free take and gunther. hi sheeta also took their own lives. tucker carlson has been accused of airing selective clips from security footage cooper tray, the

s office, and harry litman is former deputy assistant attorney general and professor of constitutional law at ucla. could the grand jury come down to whether they believe costello or cohen and does the fact that they didn't ask for cohen to rebut costello's testimony tell you anything? >> it tells you the d.a. isn't concerned with what costello had to say. though in the press availability after costello did a general diatribe, he was only asked about two or three documents, he wanted to unload on cohen more. he told cohen, you can sleep comfortably at night, you have friends in high places, he really is a trump fixer more than a lawyer. i think it is -- the d.a. concluded it is not an issue for the case. they got a free preview of his testimony at trial. i think truly all that remains fou is for the grand jury. nothing can happen until they vote on an indictment, but i think will occur tomorrow. they just have to get a summation and draft indictment from the d.a. and vote on it. >> is there any word on that on the ground, garrett? where do things stand now? what is happening next? >> r

attorney generals. they put people from the justice department in the manhattan d.a.'s office. think about that.e a lot of racists, a lot of race-baiting. it's a disgraceful thing going on. the country has never seen anything like it. yet probably it will enhance my numbers. >> joining me now is david jolly, former republican congressman and msnbc political analyst, and tara setmayer, senior adviser for the lincoln project and former republican party communications director. tara, i have to go to you. this is the least surprising sound bite i think ever. i mean, fani willis is african american. alvin bragg is african american. letitia james is african american. they are three black prosecutors who pose a threat to donald trump's financial potential, liability, and potentially his liberty, not tish james but the other two. he's gone right to the race card. he's gone right to they're racists. as silly and trumpy as that is, it's also dangerous at a time when we face the largest increase in racist violence and threats from white nationalism. this is what the fbi director christopher wray has said.

francisco courtroom tuesday attorney with the a g s office asked the judge to to determine whether his office will prosecute the former officer. that confirms that the attorney general is looking at this case very seriously. brian ford is an attorney representing the family. we are fully committed to this case, and we fully believe that upon an objective review of the facts and the law in this case that mr bonta and his office will see fit to continue this prosecution in 2017 o'neill was a carjacking suspect who led police on a chase that ended abruptly in a public housing project in the bayview samayoa rookie officer riding as a passenger. shot and killed o'neill within seconds through the window of a moving police car. the officer was fired. o'neal's family and others have staged protests against jenkins for trying to throw out the case. bonta will not follow suit. we have a relationship, he he's opened the door jenkins used to slam the door. we're happy. the fact that they appeared in court means that they are ready to step in. attorney general rob bonta now has until june 5th to decide whether to prosecute the former officer in san francisco. henry lee ktvu. fox

s offices and the attorney generals. of like -- and then puts it in apocalyptic terms. they are -- they are destroying america. they are the risk. not putin, not china, none of that. these american government officials including mitch mcconnell in my party, they need to go. and this apocalyptic last battle thing of 2024 is the final battle. it's this very david koreshian final battle -- like the language is very apocalyptic. the other thing was in standing up and doing the j6 choir, which is the song that's now a phenomenon on the right of the political prisoners, as they call them, the insurrectionists who are in jail, and trump standing up with his hand over his heart listening to these prisoners, these insurrectionists singing the national anthem. and of course that song includes him doing -- he lent his voice to him doing the pledge of allegiance. which is really the most overt effort on trump's part to say not like january 6th wasn't as bad as you think. january 6th was a glorious day in american history, these were

manhattan district attorney's office is slamming top house republicans for launching an investigation into the d.a.'s investigation of trump. in a letter obtained by nbc news yesterday, a general counsel for the d.a.'s office responded to a gop request from earlier in the week, which called on district attorney alvin bragg to testify before congress about his ongoing probe. that request was made by judiciary committee chair jim jordan. oversight committee chair james comer. administration committee chairman brian steil. in their letter, they claim the d.a.'s office was, quote, about to engage in an unprecedented abuse of prosecutorial authority by indicting trump. the only person who ever claimed with certainty that trump was going to be indicted, let's remember, was trump himself. >> trying to make some money. >> on his own social media post last weekend on his truth social. in her response yesterday, the counsel for the d.a.'s office wrote the republican's request was an unprecedented request that only came after donald trump created a false expectation that he would be arrested. she added that the request treads into territory very clearly reserved to the states. >> let's b

s. attorney general's comments? do you think that he deliberately lied or dismissed, spoke or even misunderstood the reality when it comes to the officers who died following january 6, who were involved there? whether he lied or whether he didn't know the truth is kind of immaterial. and your job is attorney general is to know the truth. and if you represent false information, claiming ignorance doesn't work. and this is a classic part of basic political ethics and morals ethics. for example, if a surgeon doesn't know what he's doing, he's not supposed to operate, you know, thing. i don't know what to do the surgery, so i killed the person is not no excuse. and the same thing applies to an attorney general. it is your job to know the real situation. you can't just say whatever you want. and this is become very, very common left wing tactics in united states. progressive faxing, that base, for example, whenever the, the progressive side tries to talk about guns, statistics. they talk about the number of gun deaths leaving out, for example, the fact that more than half of those that are suicide. and so this sort of bone chilling violence

manhattan district attorney's office is slamming top house republicans for launching an investigation into the d.a.'s own investigation of trump. in a letter obtained by nbc news yesterday, a general counsel for the d.a.'s office responded to a republican request from earlier in the week which called on d.a. alvin bragg to testify before congress about his ongoing probe. that request was made by judiciary committee chairman jim jordan, oversight committee james comer and administration committee chairman brian style. in their letter, they claimed that the d.a.'s office was about to engage in an unprecedented abuse of pross skew electoral authority by indicting the former president. but the only person who ever claimed with certainty that trump was going to be indicted was trump himself in that social media post last weekend. in a response yesterday the counsel for the d.a.'s office wrote that the gop request was, quote, an unprecedented inquiry into a pending local prosecution that only came after donald trump created a false expectation that he would be arrested. she added that the request treads into territory very clearly reserved to the states. trump for his part spent part of

attorney general's office more time to review the matter. los angeles mayor karen bass has endorsed congressional congresswoman barbara lee for u s senate.est said that lee would bring principles and tenacious leadership to california. the east bay democrat officially launched her campaign in oakland over the weekend. she is facing two other members of congress so far in the race for the seat held by senator dianne feinstein , who is retiring adam schiff and katie porter, both from southern california, are also in the running. a new quinnipiac university poll shows that a majority of california voters do not want governor newsom to run for president next year. 70% of california voters said he should not get in the race that includes 54% of democrats. 22% say they want governor newsom to make a white house bid problems with california's employment development department. we're learning of cases where people were approved for benefits. and paid years ago. but now the state is taking back the money. ktvu brooks jarocz has one woman's story. it's been awful, to be honest, a area school teacher who lost her second job as a restaurant server a

s office in lower manhattan,xd vaughn hillyard outside mar-a-lago in west palm beach, florida, harry litman, former deputy assistant attorney generalstration and professor ofr constitutional law atfá ucla is with us as well. gabe, start us off if you i]wil just in the last couple of minutes thisq breaking, some clarification on the reconvenin■ ofe1 thisy1 grand jury. talk us through it. >> yasmin, good morning.+■q this entire grand jury process is shroudedjfp,■ in secrecy, an timing remains fluent.e1 as he mentioned resources familiarhw)háhe matter tell nbc news that grand jurors will noo t+hu)s& be considering another c, that meanslp that we expect mony could be the first day, the next day where we could learn about either another potential witness or azv■ possible indictment. so again, at this point, thin case isçóxd effectivelytxÑpause. the alleged hush money payments to stormy daniels. the grand jury has beene1 meeti you'll recall yesterday they were told notxd to come in. we were told they were ont( standby for today.Ñi again, just within the past few moments, we're learning with three sources familiar with the matter that the

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s office pushing back on the republicans attacking this investigation. the letter that was sent just moments ago to from the district attorney's general counsel, leslie dub it to the house republican committee chairs went after them said that as committee chairman, you could use your stature of your office to denounce these attacks and urged respect for the fairness. some are justice system. and for the work of the impartial grand jury. instead you in many colleagues have chosen to collaborate with mr trump's efforts developed by and denigrate the integrity of elected state prosecutors in trial judges and made unfounded allegations that the office's investigation conducted via an independent grand jury of average citizens serving new york state is politically motivated, so we'll see how they republicans plan to respond. the d a s office indicating that roughly $5000 or so of federal funds helped with the support this investigation that had been one of the questions from republicans asking how much money that they have used federal dollars and the republicans also indicating they made press ahead on legislation to bars prosecutors, local prosecutors from

general election? can you add to the base. that is the question. michael bender, i'm going to long beach it there. joining me now is former chief assistant district attorney at the manhattan d.a.'s officeren friedman agnifilo, give us the reasons why d.a. alvin bragg called off today's meeting of the grand jury? >> i think there are three possible reasons. i think the least likely reason is they're trying to decide whether or not to ask the grand jury to vote. i think that's not going to happen. i think they are going to ask the grand jury to vote. i think the second and most likely reason is the fact that michael bender did testify for three hours on monday, and i think they are evaluating -- >> robert costello, sorry! sorry about that. robert costello, what a slip. robert costello testified for three hours on monday, and that would have given potentially something the d.a. wanted to corroborate in that case, in case there's evidence he called into question that they want to put more evidence in there. the third possibility is that they are waiting until it's closer in time of the surrender. given the fact that there are security concerns with this surrender, and perhaps, you know, of

the clerk: s. 645, a bill to require the attorney general to propose a program for making treatment for post-traumatic stress disorder and acute stress disorder available to public safety officers and for other purposes. mr. schumer: i further ask that the bill -- the president pro tempore: without objection, the senate will proceed. mr. schumer: i further ask the bill be considered read a third time. the president pro tempore: without objection. mr. schumer: i know of no further debate on the bill. the president pro tempore: is there further debate? if not, all in favor say aye. opposed no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. the bill is passed. mr. schumer: i ask unanimous consent the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table with no intervening action or debate. the president pro tempore: without objection. mr. schumer: i ask unanimous consent the senate proceed to the immediate consideration of s. res. 93 which was introduced earlier today. the president pro tempore: the clerk will report. the clerk: senate resolution 93 providing for members on the part of the senate of the joint committee on printing and the joint committee of congress o

s office asked theo delay dismissing the case for 90 more days that will give the aig more time to determine whether his office will prosecute the former officer. it confirms that the attorney general is looking at this case very seriously. brian ford is an attorney representing the family. we are fully committed to this case, and we fully believe that upon an objective review of the facts and the law in this case that mr bonta and his office will see fit to continue this prosecution in 2017 o'neill was a carjacking suspect who led police on a chase that ended abruptly in a public housing project in the bayview. some of our rookie officer riding as a passenger shot and killed o'neill within seconds through the window of a moving police car. the officer was fired family and others have staged protests against jenkins for trying to throw out the bont . we have a relationship. he he's opened the door jenkins used to slam the door. we're happy. the fact that they appeared in court means that they are ready to step in. attorney general rob bonta now has until june 5th to decide whether to prosecute the former officer in san francisco. henry lee ktvu fox studios. alright live storm track

. >> reporter: the texas attorney general's office wouldn't comment specifically on this lawsuit, but they did send us a statement saying in part that the ag suggle with alcohol after her divorce, revealing her friends including cameron diaz staged an intervention to get through to her. erielle reshef has the details. >> reporter: this morning, drew barrymore opening up about her struggle with alcohol abuse and how she clawed her way out of what she calls a dark place. the now 48-year-old who became a bona fide star after her lead role in "e.t." at just 7 years old, has been very public about battling addiction. drinking by age 9, doing drugs at 12 and rehab at 13. now barrymore telling the "l.a. times" that after her divorce from art consultant will kopelman in 2016, she spiraled. she says her dependence on alcohol got so bad her friends, including her "charlie's angels" co-star cameron diaz, sat her down for a mini intervention. reminding her about her kids, friends and career. diaz telling the paper, i knew that if we all stuck with her and gave her the support she needed she would find her way. i have absolute faith in her. you can't eve