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let's turn to david henderson for legal analysis, former prosecutor, civil rights attorney, cnbc contributor david, vanessa bryant is seeking millions in compensation if these photos never actually made it to the media or online what chance does she have of winning this case? >> shep, therein lies the difference between legal analysis i'm going to perform and what juries tend to think about. juries probably aren't going to split fine line distinctions over that issue. if they believe they have the evidence and one of the facts here also was evidence was destroyed, i think they're going to focus more on the fact she's a grieving widow who lost both her husband and child in that crash. >> vanessa bryant claims they took these photos for personal reasons because they knew who was involved here not because they were evidence how hard is that to prove? >>> shep, in this case i don't think it's difficult to prove at all, and that's because csi exists for a reason. you have investigators who show up at these crime scenes, who take photos. i've worked on cases where at this point, shep, i've probabl

. >> marq claxton and david henderson, thank you very much. >>> "the new york times" now reporting thatpring to trump's team. in other words, they wanted some of that information that they believe was not included in 15 boxes that they had already taken. let me go back to andrew weissman. so, andrew, the suggestion, obviously, is that the search warrant was last resort, they tried other methods, including subpoena to get this information? >> absolutely. when the story broke, one of the things i talked about and others as well is that merrick garland had to have said why do we have to use a search warrant because there are other ways to get information which is voluntarily have something turned over. a subpoena. so there had to be a very good answer why you would take this step. you go by search warrant when you cannot trust that the person served in the subpoena will actually comply with it. so it makes sense that we're learning they did try that route. and they probably have -- that insider that we're hearing about probably told them the story that they're hearing that everything was c

david henderson, the civil rights attorney and cnbc contributor. the first responders testified that they deleted all of the crash photos that they had on their phones and nothing was ever posted online. will that make a difference? >> this is an unusual case. it is hard to get a straight answer to that question. this is like you are suing someone for defamation and 70 says okay, we know the statements are you. we know what the statements are, but you never actually heard them spoken, so what difference does it make? i don't think it is an effective argument. forgive me for the government to be using this in this case. as does is happen with first responders around the country? is this something that is just in los angeles? is this a culture of celebrities that affected the first responders? what you make of it? >> this is something that has happened around the country. it is heightened in an area where you have celebrities. it is a function of modern technology. back in the day, the only people that showed up to take pictures were investigators, t

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let's bring in nbc justice reporter ryan reilly, celebrates attorney and former prosecutor david henderson, and msnbc political analyst and chief white house correspondent new york times, our good sunday friend peter baker. welcome all, glad to have. you peter, i want to go to you first to set the stage for us. because we have been to mar-a-lago recently and whether to interview donald trump for the upcoming book. can you give us any sense of how secure the places? where there are a lot of people around, evidence of security standing around? are there any areas that aren't easily accessible, which you feel would be blocked off by the average club member? >> it is an interesting place, of course. this is not just a former presidents estate, this is an active club. and hotel, basically, for his paying guests. when he was there we did to interviews with him after he left office at mar-a-lago. because the security was sort of hit-or-miss. one time we were screaming, one time we weren't. and i think it kind of depends on the day. secret service still protects him as they do while former preside

. >> i want to bring in david chalian, dana bash, nia-malika henderson and chris wallace. the margin. i know liz cheney most of all expects to lose tonight, and she would be the most surprised if she doesn't. but i am curious to see if there is some sort of swell of republicans moving over -- democrats moving over, changing their registration to republicans or independents to participate. but i'm also looking for her words tonight because she's obviously putting forth a path forward for herself. so i'm very curious to hear how clearly does she define what that role is. she said many times her professional mission in life right now is to prevent donald trump from ever returning to the oval office. what does that look like, and does she paint that picture tonight? >> this idea of democrats and interests switching over in wyoming to vote for her, we've seen some people do it, but it would require a huge number of people doing that, and it's a complicated procedure. >> and they don't exist enough in the state of wyoming. wyoming is so incredibly red, and so it's not like a mic

let's go to nia-malika henderson, chris wallace and cnn political director david chalian.i'm not looking for her to win. not only did trump get 70% of the vote versus joe biden in 2020. it was his best state. that's where he got his biggest majority of all. i just don't see a situation under which -- miracles do happen. it would literally be a political miracle for her to win. the question becomes how is she going to cast her defeat. what will be interesting to hear, it's clearly going to be a call to arms against donald trump. but what is she going to say about her role in that army, trying to oppose donald trump in 2023 and '4. how much is she going to lean into the possibility of running herself? i think that's the big question, how does she cast the effort against trump and her role in it. >> liz cheney has never blanched at calling out trump. here she's been on a lonely island. listen to her. >> millions of people around the country have been betrayed and misled and deceived by donald trump. >> president trump summoned the mob, assembled the mob and lit the flame of t

david chalian, political. director casey, hunt anchor in chief of national affairs analyst. in italy, hendersonce in new york between another and maloney, and tenacity it really has gotten. i don't need to describe, i think we just played in their own voice. >> caroline voted for the war in iraq. which killed hundreds of thousands of people. she was gullible enough to believe that the misrepresentations of the bush administration. >> i think that we should read the editorial in your quest today. the calm senile. they saw his performance of the debate where he cannot even remember who he impeached. >> cnn's as october is reporting that maloney has been telling people that now glorious, quote unquote, half dead. why does it get this rough? >> to which i think now they're in an interview with either, said i'm not. happy >> things that can be said in the campaign trail. >> it has gotten this russ because these are entrenched incumbents who never envisioned that their career would come to this and. it is because of the quirks of redistricting. incumbency is a really potent thing in american politics

chief correspondent dana bash, neil malika henderson, chris wallace, and also the host of -- cnn's who's talking to chris wallace. and cnn political director david special correspondent jamie wrangle. also here in. the a lot of folks consider this a big night. and there is lots going on. first though, to jamie gangel. jeanne, we are speaking, and as you are speaking, giving your answer, liz cheney got up to give her speech tonight. but what did you think of it? she did not hold back. >> she did not. and i do not think, you know, we should be surprised. i thought that one of the most powerful thing she said, don, was when she said that she talked about the two years ago she won with 73% of the vote. and she said that she could've done that again, and then she said, quote, that would have required that i go along with president trump's lie about the 2020 election. it would've required that i enable his ongoing efforts to unravel our democratic system, and attack the foundations of our republic. look, you know, don, liz cheney has made it clear since she voted to impeach donald trump. and with her work of the vice chair of the january six committee

david came on and talked about his mother being murdered and how they should investigate my case too from mr. henderson i don't understand why is something going on with my case with mr. henderson in that department? i don't know. i would like to know from behind mr. davis saying that if something is going on, i don't know. is there an investigation, i'm not sure what is going on. going back again, next month my son as anniversary is happening of his murder and still seeking support of media coverage about his homicide. please do something again, thank you. >> >> thank you, ms. brown. >> this is the end of public comment. it looks like sfgovtv.org is down. can we take a five minute break so i can discuss that with them? >> sure. >> thank you. >> call the next item, please. >> discussion regarding sfpd's plan to increase police presence and drug enforcement in the tenderloin (discussion & possible action) >> thank you. >> thank you, commissioners. i'm going to start off by giving the high level of what we are doing in the tenderloin and address many of the issues that have already been discussed tonight

david came on and talked about his mother being murdered and how they should investigate my case too from mr. henderson i don't understand why is something going on with my case with mr. henderson in that department? i don't know. i would like to know from behind mr. davis saying that if something is going on, i don't know. is there an investigation, i'm not sure what is going on. going back again, next month my son as anniversary is happening of his murder and still seeking support of media coverage about his homicide. please do something again, thank you. >> >> thank you, ms. brown. >> this is the end of public comment. it looks like sfgovtv.org is down. can we take a five minute break so i can discuss that with them? >> sure. >> thank you. >> call the next item, please. >> discussion regarding sfpd's plan to increase police presence and drug enforcement in the tenderloin (discussion & possible action) >> thank you. >> thank you, commissioners. i'm going to start off by giving the high level of what we are doing in the tenderloin and address many of the issues that have already been discussed tonight