dick durbin, go back to where you came from. know what, i have a feeling where you came from doesn't believe in what you're talking about. >> jessica: because they're not there when a trophy has to be handed to a biological male over a female in an all girls race. that's what happened to riley gaines. what a warrior she is. she is not tiring. and she is not even saying she's for an all out ban of transgenders, she's making it clear, she's advocating for everyone to compete where it is fair and safe. those are her exact words in this testimony. but she's fighting for biology. why is that being ignored? you go back to the ncaa race against leah thomas, came down to a hundredth of a second. only had one trophy. i am sure you heard the trophy. they handed it to leah thomas. she didn't get a trophy. when she asked the ncaa why, she said they were not prepared to answer that question. i believe she said this was just -- came down to picture purposes. what they said. picture purposes. think of that happening to collegiate young women.

i'm joined by his democratic counter part, dick durbin, the guy in the majority in charge of keeping. so good to see you. appreciate you taking the time. do you have the votes you need? >> i think the votes will be there. i would say john thune's estimate as to what might happen may be accurate but perhaps we're in a run of good luck in the senate. there's a sense of purpose here. we understand that defaulting on america's debt for the first time in history is just unacceptable for the damage it would do. there's a sense of urgency because we just have a few days before time runs out. and some of the players that are negotiating at this moment are good faith players. i've worked with many of them in the past. i think we can reach a point where we have a finite number of amendments and get them done in a serious way, maybe even late tonight. >> let's talk about that. look, you've been there long enough to know that this isn't just about getting it moving quickly so people can go home for the weekend. the longer it goes on, the more chances for something to cause a problem. senator thu

jeffries: senate democrats under the leadership of dick durbin and others in the senate democratic conference are working hard to bring some accountability to an out-of-control right wing supreme court. exhibit a, clarence thomas. but there are others who clearly are engaging in problematic, ethically questionable behavior. and on the house democratic side, under the leadership of chairman nadler, the once and future chairman of the house judiciary committee, jerry nadler and others, it's my expectation that we'll explore all avenues for making sure that the supreme court conducts itself in an equitable way. because at the end of the day, if the final arbiter of the rule of law, the supreme court of the united states, is undermining or behaving in a manner consistent with the rule of law, thank then that is problematic for the country. not a democratic issue or a republican issue. it's an american issue. so i think that exploration will continue. but we're not holding our breath in terms of whether the extreme maga republican notice house are going to do anything to hold -- republicans in the

and i'm thankful on the senate side the chairman of the judiciary committee dick durbin has indicated legislation will be marked up upon the senate's return in july that will do something about the unethical out of control behavior of supreme court justices like clarence thomas and samuel alito. >> thank you. >> last question. [inaudible] snack that's a question that will ultimately be decided by the federal district court judge who's has been assigned to the case and it's my understanding the supreme court judge appointed by former president donald trump in the same way individual prosecuting a case against hunter biden was the u.s. attorney appointed by donald trump. this was an investigation started by the trump justice department which made the decision that they were going to investigate the son of donald trump's most prominent political rival and yet democrats are still taking the view that we are going to allow the justice system to run its course and express optimism that all of the individuals involved including the judge who will ultimately renderre a sentence will follow th

we'll ask dick durbin. he's coming on soon.'t need to do it. it's difficult to follow the "wall street journal" editorial other than trying to cover for sam alito. at the very least, jonathan, if not taking himself out of the case, at least disclose it, because it was a 7-1 vote. it wouldn't have hurt anybody for him to say i'm going to stay off this case or let me disclose i got $100,000 flight. >> did you turn into thurston howell on that trip with john roberts? >> thurston howell the iii. >> this comes at a moment when there's extraordinary scrutiny on a number of these supreme court justices. we know clarence thomas has received most of this scrutiny. justice gorsuch has some as well and now justice alito. the "wall street journal" allowing justice alito to sort of rebut the story by getting his side out. the whole thing seems unusual and certainly an attempt to muddy the waters. i know senate majority whip dick durbin has been saying that there needs to be a more substantial code of ethics for the supreme court. so many am

dick durbin heard about it. you have to see his response. took him as a senator out of a skiff.re shocked when they found out. they actually thought it was impossible to do. biden sent 1850 boxes to the university of delaware, making the search very, very difficult for anybody, and he refuses to give them up and he refuses to let people even look at them. they say he is behaving so nicely. many of biden's classified documents were in chinatown, d.c., which is shocking considering his family receives so much money from china. i wonder how many times the friends of ours from china reviewed those documents. chinatown, d.c.. others were unsecure to his so-called pen biden centers in washington which made biden approximately $1 million a year. the money supposedly coming from china and still other classified documents were strewn all over his garage floor where his now famous corvette is stored. he is so proud of that car. there was no security, and the door was left open most of the time. it was open. all of those classified documents, all those documents strewn all over the floor,

and i'm thankful that on the senate side the chairman of the judiciary committee, dick durbin, indicated that legislation will be marked up upon the senate's return in july that will do something about the unethical, out-of-control behavior of supreme court justices like clarence thomas and samuel alito. reporter: thank you. mr. jeffries: thank you. last question. reporter: you said earlier you don't believe -- mr. jeffries: do you have something? ok. last two questions. reporter: as someone that's big on gun reform, do you think that people -- should have jail time? mr. jeffries: that question will ultimately be decided by the federal district court judge who has been assigned to the case. it's my understanding this is a district court judge in a was appointed by former president donald trump. in the same way that the individual prosecuting the case against hunter biden was a u.s. attorney appointed by donald trump. this was an investigation that was started by the trump justice department, which made a decision that they were going to investigate the son of donald trump's most prominen

my good friend dick durbin and he is a good friend. we worked together a long long time in the united states senate. is the single most effective senator at getting things done, that's not a joke he has made sure we have more judges appointed. we've appointed more african-american women to the federal bench in any -- every other president combined. [applause] he got the best and brightest, justice ketanji brown. i want a black woman on the court and he got her on the court for me. you really are the best. when i have questions about anything at all, i still call him in for his advice so they. . representative danny davis, you get a good friend for a long time. [applause] he's always there and to members of congress, thank you and well for me to chicago. the first part of the 20th century, the poet carl sandberg describes chicago as the city of big shoulders. he was describing the big shoulders of the working class american town who were building the city. at the same time, building the middle class. i'm in chicago today for the first p

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examine the merger and dick durbin expects to probe it, as well. what about old joe?> do you have a comment on the p.g.a. tour merger with liv? do you support the merger? >> president biden: i plan on being at p.g.a. >> he's planning on being in the p.g.a. as what? lawn fertilizer for the course? what's going on. all right. [applause] >> greg: i know what you're thinking because we're a lot alike, what does this all mean for the sport of golf? it's saudi arabia. does the game itself start making changes? like hidingie d's in sand traps? are the major tournaments still going to be 72 holes? think about it. do you get a virgin for each? and if you get a hole in know wo, do you get to meet osama bin laden. don't get me started on what happens at holes nine and 11. [laughter] >> greg: why we don't do golf. predictably the media are losing their minds. >> this is a situation here where money talks. okay, money talks and morality can get in the way, for many money ends up winning. >> greg: everybody is getting rich. i don't know how you go from calling them terrorists to gr

i spoke to the number two democrat, dick durbin, and he does not like the concessions from the president either, but he is concerned that the other option is the first ever default on the u.s. debt. >> default is not an option, and so i will have to swallow hard, and so will others, but it will have to pass. >> and that is going to lead to a bitter standoff between the bitter ne grgotiations between president and the speaker of the house kevin mccarthy. and so it has been two weeks of intense negotiations. >> and two weeks of jitteriness in both chambers. >>> and a bullet hole and the trial of the man who is accused of killing 22 people in a synagogue. we are following this important trial. >>> and we will tell you how much of the economy is dependent on the immigrants. it is called "a day without immigrants." >>> and the l.a. coach who was in the right place at the right time. we will be right back. w, i'm checking my fico® score. i got a new credit card, and i'm even finding ways to save. finally getting smarart about money feels really good. see all you cacan do with the free experian

i tell you but do you know what, my good friend dick durbin, and he is a good friend, we have workeda long, long time in the united states senate, he's the single most effective senator in getting things done that's not a joke. it's not just judiciary committee. he's made sure that we got more judges appointed -- we have appointed more african american women to the -- to the -- to the federal bench than any other -- every other president combined and he got the first and brightest justice ketanji brown. i said i was going to put a black woman on the court and he put her on the court for me. he put her on the court for me dick, you really are the best, man. by the way, when i have questions about just about anything at all beyond the judiciary committee i still call him anyway

illinois democratic senator dick durbin responded to those who said climate change is a hoax and spreadingeories about the wildfires. >> is very serious, we don't want to overstate it and say that those who say it has nothing to do with climate change is naive. we live in a dangerous world with the environment. we have a dangerous situation with these wildfires in canada which is endangering public health across united states. let's take it seriously. yahaira: there are almost 450 active fires with 100 still burning out of control and canadian officials say a new risk of fires could break out in quebec and ontario. powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am yahaira jacquez this is bloomberg. alix: let's stick with the wildfires that have affected people on the east coast. this is a live shot of d.c.. joining us now on-site, we were taking this around earlier. we have a lot of money in the ira spent on things on carbon capture and hydrogen. are we spending money on the right things for companies to have the right incentives to do the things we actual

is expected to take the case, judge aileen cannon, and blumenthal calling for the recusal, and dick durbin he does have concerns with her potentially overseeing the case, but he would not go as far as blumenthal to call for her to recuse as they graple with the indictment and the case that could play out over the next year, and shake up the map heading into the 2024. erin? >> absolutely, manu, from capitol hill. wolf. >> erin, thank you. we will discuss further what is going on on this truly historic day. and our analysts here in washington, and gloria, let me start with you, and what we are seeing a historic divide emerge among the republicans themselves with the indictment against trump. >> it is not just a division, but it is a chasm between the weaponization of justice, and then we hear that justice is not carried out equally, but what we are not hearing about from the republicans is details of what actually happened here in this case, and the questions of obstruction which is sort of key to this indictment. now, what is interesting to me is that manu was pointing out that lindsey grah

. >> laura: penny, here's what your old pal senator dick durbin had to say, another big champion of womenabout the rhetoric coming from us conservatives. watch. >> our children are listening and they are in danger. in fact, today transgender youth are among the most at risk of homelessness, depression and death by suicide. so when these young people, who are already struggling, hear politicians amplify hateful rhetoric that denies their very existence, what message does it send? >> laura: so, penny, by discussing this, we're committing rhetorical violence, apparently. that's what their argument is. you can't disagree, in other words. >> over two-thirds of americans are in deep agreement with with us, leading in those polls are african american and women and independents, by the way. and so any presidential candidate should be aware, this is a key issue. this is a direct violation of title nine, this is cal harassment. they did not consent to be naked in front of a man and they didn't consent for him to be naked in front of them. so i think there's lawsuits that are going to a bound, conce

. >>> we have senate majority whip dick durbin. senator, thank you for being with us this afternoon. we do appreciate your time. you heard manu's reporting, senator thune saying there will be a late night vote on this debt ceiling bill. is that what you anticipate? >> i've been in the russell building and missed what happened on the floor. john thune thought it would be tomorrow and now shehe says tonight. maybe if i stay away it will be this afternoon. >> i don't know if it will move that quickly. do you think this is a hard vote for democrats? >> no, i don't. it gets down to a bottom line question. do we want to default on the national debt for the first time in our history. do we want to endanger families and businesses who could see interest rates really start hurting and their savings start diminishing? the answer to all of those is an obvious no. if that's the case, you have to vote bottom line to pass this measure. do i like all of it? no. that's the nature of congress and compromise. >> a lot of people upset about the proce

here is dick durbin in the senate. >> if you're in favor of law enforcement and the administration ofcancies of judges doesn't help at all. it's very transparent that this is a political reaction to the arraignment of the former president. >> reporter: and over in the house of representatives there's even more actions being taken. a lot of republicans calling to defund the special counsel's office, other calls to defund a new fbi building. so that process on the appropriations side will take place in the house. we should note the house can do what they want in their chamber once it goes to the senate which democrats control, that has no chance of passing. >> this is why i always text lauren. she makes me smarter and contextualizes things, what matters. >> this is true. and then i ask her how her luka is and tell her how mine is. >> reporter: anytime. i'll talk about my luka anytime. >> thank you. thank you, lauren. let's open this up. guys, what do you make of this? sara, making a statement the jd vance and tuberville is more consequential. >> the reason jd vance is where he is today

cnn obtained a letter from dick durbin from michael bop who reiterates urges the committee to, quote, into the letter telling durbin to feel free to have his staff contact him with any questions and set up a time to discuss his request. durbin said he believes crow's letter will help craft judicial reform legislation. >>> staying on the supreme court, we have fascinating new details from our colleague's reporting about how a wealthy conservative activist may have helped florida governor ron desantis seal a tight relationship with ron desantis. leo has advised desantis and president trump on nominations for the supreme court, and friends with justice thomas and desantis has praised him for his conservative stance on the court. three years ago at disney world at an event for florida chapter for the federalist society, governor desantis had this to say about justice thomas. >> this is a justice that has courage of his convictions and he's willing to apply the constitution, you know, regardless of any criticism that he may face because i do think he is our greatest living justice. thank y

the lawyer spends six pages here, insisting to the senate judiciary committee chairman, dick durbin,ction over the supreme court, does not have jurisdiction over the supreme court. the letter contains one of the most remarkable couplets that has ever appeared in a lawyer's letter to anyone. lawyers arguments, written or spoken, can be inconsistent. but i've never seen a lawyer make a statement that the lawyer immediately contradicts in the very next sentence. until heartland crow's lawyers wrote this. congress lacks power to impose ethics standards on the supreme court. and, in the very next sentence,, harlan crow's high priced lawyer says. the fact that congress has enacted ethics legislation previously, is no answer to our concerns. >> yes, it is. it's the complete answer. it is the proof that the senate judiciary committee can write ethics rules for the supreme court, in legislation, that if passed by congress, and signed by the president, will become law. but the supreme court must abide by. harlan crow, is, of course, paying top dollar, very top dollar, for his lawyer, -- who is

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appearance should raise questions so they want to pass an ethics code, or want the court to do it, and dick durbinf the top democrat senators who says we will pass legislation. >> congress cannot even pass a stock trading ban on itself. today is the anniversary of the supreme court ruling decision to send the abortion issue back to the states. obviously democrats want to play it up big, it worked out well for them in 2022. republicans seem to not be on the same page on this. what's the strategy they should be sticking to? >> a lot of pro life leaders will say we should be more full throated in explaining what we are doing. they think the republican candidates have been too shy, not clear about where they are and you'll hear a growing talking point from the republican candidates to say, ask democrats where they stand, are you three months, six months, nine months, states in the country allow abortion up until birth. so they want to have that part of the conversation but a number of republicans feel like the midterm they believe is a warning to them, it's not a topic that's going to win with voters.

dick durbin of illinois acknowledged riley gaines pain after competing and sharing a locker room withiological male. but durbin talked about her rights and someone that is transgender. and opportunity to hear from a transgender high school student from alabama. >> i'm asking for you to help us stop certain people from using the transgender community as a political pawn. please stop attacking our lives for votes or money. these are human rights hanging in the balance. >> republicans focused on preserving women's sports. ted cruz tried to get the president of the human rights campaign to say if there is a difference in the genders. >> is that -- i'm trying to get a yes or no, not trying to get a speech. >> oh, i -- >> is there a difference between women and men. >> i think there are definitions for biological sex. >> you are not answering. >> the judiciary committee during pride month taking upstate laws having an impact on transgender youth. >> john: mike emmanuel covering that, a dramatic hearing and we will follow that issue as well. thank you. down to the final hours of survivabilit

dick durbin heard about it. took him as a senator, out of a skiff.ked when they found they thought it was impossible to do. biden sent 850 boxes to the university of delaware, making the search very difficult for everybody. he refuses to give them up, refuses to give people look at them. they say how he's basing so nicely. many of biden's classified documents were in chinatown, d.c. chinatown, which is shocking, considering his family received so much money from china. i wonder how many times the friends of ours from china reviewed those documents. chinatown, d.c. others were unsecured at his so-called penn biden center in washington, paying biden $1 million a year, the money supposedly coming from china, and still other classified documents were strewn all over his garage floor where his now famous corvette is stored. he's so proud of that car. there was no security. the door was left open most of the time. it was open, all of those classified documents, all of those documents strewn all over the floor, piled up like junk. unlike me who had absolute

i tell you but do you know what, my good friend dick durbin, and he is a good friend, we have worked together a long, long time in the united states senate, he's the single most effective senator in getting things done that's not a joke. it's not just judiciary committee. he's made sure that we got more judges appointed -- we have appointed more african american women to the -- to the -- to the federal bench than any other -- every other president combined and he got the first and brightest justice ketanji brown. i said i was going to put a black woman on the court and he put her on the court for me. he put her on the court for me dick, you really are the best, man. by the way, when i have questions about just about anything at all beyond the judiciary committee i still call him anyway for his advice. so thank you representative danny davis danny, you've been a good friend for a long time. he's always there. and to all the elected officials, members of congress, elected officials here today, thank you. thank you for the welcome and welcoming me to chicago. you know, first court of th

dick durbin says the court is in a ethical crisis of its own making. ♪ ♪ >> bret: joining us tonightor to the united nations, current republican presidential candidate nikki haley. hi, governor, thanks for being here. i know you have a little laryngitis so we appreciate you coming on. >> well, if you ever want to know how hard i will work as your president is all you have got to do is look at me on the campaign trail. >> bret: thank you. i want to ask you a foreign policy questions to start out and your old job at the u.n. you know, a lot of knowledge about china. its activities. here is the president over the weekend about that chinese balloon. take a listen. >> but i don't think the leadership knew where it was and knew what was in it and knew what was going on. i think they were more embarrass dollars -- >> bret: the president doubled down fundraiser said the reason why xi jinping got upset shot that balloon down with two boxcars full of spy equipment he didn't know it was there. no, i'm serious. that's what great embarrassment for dictators when they didn't know what happened. th

dick durbin, however, the chairman of the judiciary committee said that this is certainly just a political here is what he said. >> i think it's sad that they have taken this position. we should allow this case to move forward, let justice find its conclusion, start with the presumption of innocence and let the government produce evidence that convinces a jury, if it can. if you are in favor of law enforcement and the administration of justice, then not filling vacancies of judges doesn't help at all. >> reporter: and this is the retaliation of one republican senator, but over in the house of representatives there are a series of steps that lawmakers are considering, including trying to defund the special counsel's office, potentially defund parts of the fbi. all of that is going to take place in the house of representatives, but we should note even if they were to include that in the appropriations process, once they send it over to the senate it's going to get struck out because democrats control that chamber. >> it's been interesting to see the different reaction to the indictment from

dick durbin said the excuses alito gave why he thought he was able to do this were latchable in durbin'sd, and he said they would mark up a supreme court ethics reform bill sometime after the july holiday. we could watch some of those ideas get put to paper, and see what the senate thinks should be done here in terms of regulating the supreme court, but again, there are questions and supreme court folks have referenced this about what congress can do in terms of regulating and trying to govern effectively another branch of government. this is going to be something that's going to be important the way they write this. the fact they're moving forward will put meat on the bone and give a sense of what can actually be done here. >> thank you very much. and joining me is slate senior writer, mark joseph stern, who covers the supreme court. let's talk about trust in the supreme court. we can put up the polling showing where americans feel about the supreme court. not great. it's an all-time low since polling has been done owner the supreme court. 50 years ago is when it started. taking this re

dick durbin says he is concerned, but not to the point of reduce cues al. >> well, i think ultimatelyision that the judge is going to have to make. but the standard ought to be this. will the public have confidence in her rulings? or will the public believe if, again as she did in the appointment of the special master, she is going too far to support the trump defense. essentially, ignoring precedent, doing things that are unsupported by law. will she have credibility? and if the answer is no, then maybe she should recuse herself. >> congressman, a number of your republican counterparts are saying this is representative of a double standard. i think there are elements of that where you say this is not an apples to apples comparison. however, it is true that the investigation into the current president's son has been going on for years now. do you think that the justice department is dragging its feet on that investigation? i ask because addressing on its merits would seem to be important when it comes to trying to rebut that criticism if you think it should be rebutted. >> well, you k

senate judiciary chairman dick durbin says when they come back from the fourth of july recess, they arethat will actually be put forward and could pass? >> well, it is going to be hard to get it through congress, even the president composition of congress given they have in the biden government the filibuster, rule things of that nature. i think the best course is one that i have advocated and will continue to advocate, is that it should come from a court. the court ought to adopt a common conduct they have a lot of material to work from, they have every incentive to do it public confidence in the court has fallen precipitously, and it is the lowest it has been in our lifetime, and i think this is something that they can do to rebuild it, to begin rebuilding as to adopt a code of conduct so i think that is the best solution. i think if congress tries to impose one, it will be a lot messier, and it seems unlikely to actually get the support, we will see of stories like this get that. jeremy fogle, thanks for your expertise tonight. >> thanks, thanks for having me. >> excellent, we will b

dick durbin heard about it. you have to see his response. there'ck durbis way that's totaa illegal. took him as a senator out of a scifs of . they were shocked when they found out they thought it was impossible to do. biden sent 1850 boxes to the university of delaware, making the searchde very, very difficu for anybody. and he refusesfor to give them up and he refuses to let people even look at them. and thenk they say how he's behaving so nicely. >> many of biden's classified documents were in chinatown d.c. chinatown, which is shocking considerin g familywonder received so much money from china. i wonder how many time hs the friends of ours from china review, those documents, chinatown, d.c., others were unsecured at his so-called penn biden center in washington, which paid biden approximately $1 million a year, the money supposedly coming from china and stilosedll other classified documents were strewn all over hiovers floor, t where his now famous corvette is stored. urity. he's so proud of that car. there was no security and the door was left open most of the time it was open.

judiciary committee dick durbin. you're watching live coverage on c-span three. >>. ,. . ,. ,. attorney general, garland. welcome this is the third time with the people for the committee. we have many pressing responsibilities, as attorney general. you have many pressing responsibilities and i appreciate you taking the time to be here today. there are so many subjects under your jurisdiction where they are close examination. which i will turn to a few in a moment. but we should not take advantage that we're now able to have the department of justice at the renewed dedication. when we went a few days ago the premiere was embroiled in scandal. committed to restoring its independence. i expect that we'll hear accusations today about weaponization of the justice department. -- committed to serving the american people, the personal interests of any one political figure. are you taking the appropriate steps to ensure that the investigations are not overshadowed by politics. you have not interfered with the investigation with the president's son, the u.s. attorney, for the district of

. -- judiciary committee dick durbin. you're watching live coverage on c-span three. the meeting of the senate judiciary commuting will come to order. today marks the senate judiciary committee's first oversight hearing of the 118th congress. last congress we held more than a dozen oversight hearings. the committees historic constitutional responsibility to provide oversight to the agencies of our government. and is this responsibility under article one of the constitution that serves as a checks and balance on the executive branch. whether the president happens to be republican or democrat. attorney general garland, welcome. this is the third time you have appeared before this committee. you have many responsibilities. you have many pressing responsibilities. i appreciate you taking the time to be here today. there are so many subjects under your jurisdiction wealthy of examination. i will turn to if you in a moment. we shouldn't take for granted that we now have an department of justice with a renewed dedication. when you were sworn into office a few years ago the d

dick durbin saying congress has a short attention span, but i wonder to what degree some of these playersobal consequences that will come from this technology. >> it's great one because it's all about scale and these big already existing large companies that have the databases they have the scale, for large language models and generative a.i., they're the ones that are going to dominate and they're under scrutiny that will be a big issue. >> all right robert, thank you. robert frank. >>> when we come back, the ad business top of mind for those thatan t chis week we'll take you there live. stay with us ♪ to help you see untapped possibilities and relentlessly work with you to make them real. ♪ >>> advertising a marketing festival in full swing and julia boorstin is live on the scene. julia, what are your takeaways >> reporter: i just sat down with kevin hart along with ty randolph, the ceo of his media company, hartbeat entertainment. they raised $100 million for expansion of the company with all of the buzz about ai here at the cannes lion, hart tells me he sees ai as a tool and not a thr

even dick durbin commented this was an outrageous possession of classified material by vice presidentthat point joe biden. that's what we're talking about. you can scoff and act like there's nothing to it. the whole country knows the basic notion of unequal treatment and fairness. that's what's at issue with this prosecution. >> i think that is certainly what is at issue. we will see how it plays up. i don't think you have any of the evidence to back up any of the charges you just made. mr. trusty, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> let's bring in our chief legal analyst dan abrams. we have to start there. what is the distinction of the cases of president biden and president trump? >> first intentionality. did you do it on purpose? most specifically, this is not going to be at its heart a case about retaining documents. this is going to be a case about refusing to abide by a federal subpoena. and a critical issue is going to be not where the documents were held, but what are the documents? you don't need to get into details of how sensitive was it. based on one of the charges here,

my good friend dick durbin and he is a good friend. we worked together a long long time in the united states senate. is the single most effective senator at getting things done, that's not a joke he has made sure we have more judges appointed. we've appointed more african-american women to the federal bench in any -- every other president combined. [applause] he got