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. >> major garrett: david martin, thank you. now to massive protests rocking israel.oted to take power away from the supreme court, a plan pushed by prime minister benjamin netanyahu. cbs's elizabeth palmer reports from israel that opponents claim this move is a grave threat to democracy. >> reporter: fury erupte after the vote and then chaos. outstside tel aviviv, a car came into the crowd slamming into protesters, injuring three. the people who took to the streets were devastated by parliaments' vote on judicial reform that passed technically unopposed after the opposition walked out. that gave prime minister benjain netanyahu right wing and political allies a clear victory, but a hollow one. showing the majority of israelis were against the change. >> we are angry at people trying to change the country, trying to create a democratic backslide. >> reporter: in a country with no constitution or upper legislative chamber, israel supreme court had been a crucial check on government power. no more. >> when the supreme court does not have the tools to be indepependent, i

garrett bentley, advisor to senator grassley and david car lucci former democrat state senator from new. garrett, i want to start with you. sometimes they'll use those special devices for people to walk on so they don't fall when it is raining or snowing or whatever. but now they are literally fixing the ground that the president walks on so he doesn't fall. >> yeah, joe biden has a lot of issues going into 2024. if you look at even just the polling, how he is handling issues, his popularity with voters is a problem. as we get closer to the election more and more voters are concerned about his age. it isn't some vast right wing conspiracy. republicans are concerned about his age and stamina to do the job. independents are but 43% of democrats, half of democrats are questioning his age. i think the reason that is because he is giving ample reason for people to question it. when you are falling up the stairs, when you have are in public and, you have know, he was overseas having weird interactions, smelling a child. he have is not appearing before press. he is not interacting with voters.

attorney i'm interested in what you think about this david weiss, nevitt whistleblower garrett shatleyhe and others attend with weiss in october 2022 he sent weiss stated he's not the deciding person on whether charges are filed. but weiss and the attorney general have said he has got the authority to do whatever he wants but should weiss testify should he explain? where do you think there is daylight or truth in this conversation? >> listed u.s. attorney weiss has to explain himself and he has to explain himself in publ public. the fact is this investigation of hunter biden and delaware is either a what lie or incompet incompetent. there is no it should take five years to get to a two count misdemeanor tax plea and then dismiss the gun charges. the gun charges carry up to a 10 year sentence. democrats are complying, crying and complaining all the time but wanted more gun laws yet they will not enforce a gun laws that existed. hunter biden should have been charged under those gun laws. add to that you have a two count misdemeanor tax plea that should not have taken all the time that it

david weiss wrote to the senate judiciary committee to deny republican and whistleblower claims that he wasn't allowed special counsel authority. joining me now is nbc news senior capitol hill correspondent garrettnt ken dilanian. so what did he say in this letter, ken? >> reporter: well, katy, he said he never sought special counsel authority, but that appears to have been a mistake that the republicans and whistleblower made because he said that he did seek the authority to become a special attorney which would have given him the authority to bring a case in any jurisdiction in the country without the u.s. attorney. the whistleblower has said weiss told him he was blocked from bringing cases against hunter biden in california and the district of columbia. weiss is saying that's not true. he's not saying he didn't discuss potential charges in those jurisdictions but ultimately he didn't decide to bring those charges, and what he's saying is he had the full authority to do it if it was warranted and the sub text is the republican appointed, trump appointed u.s. attorney is saying there was no political interference in his prosecution. >> is he saying that flat out, that this was not politically