eric trump will respond straight ahead. ♪ ♪ >> sean: now focus on the issues that matter most to virginians gubernatorial candidate terry mcauliffe focused on hate, rage, anti-trump psychosis as his campaign was imploding and it wasn't just terry mcauliffe. joe biden, he couldn't help but spew his trump obsession during the final week of the campaign either. here's our own peter doocy president biden earlier today on this issue. take a look. >> when you went to try to help terry mcauliffe a couple weeks ago, you mentioned trump a 24 times. do you still think voters want to hear you talking about trump more than the issues affecting them every day? >> well, the reason i mentioned trump, i didn't count the times, is because the issues he's words are affecting our lives every day and having a negative impact on our lives. thank you very much. >> sean: trump, trump, it's pretty funny. >> terry mcauliffe wants to make this about a man who is not on the ballot. the campaign in virginia is all about donald trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> dona

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executive vice president of the trump organization, my friend, eric trump. >> you are amazing.ldn't say it better. that with us great. judge jeanine: you have to have an incredible reaction to tuesday and what happened to biden. >> i'm glad you mentioned all the other states. we had incredible wins in pennsylvania, ohio, across the country. didn't statehouses. supreme court justices. you have a president who is completely ineffective who is literally falling asleep in glasgow while you have illegal immigrants coming across the border and ships in hash bores. and this guy is falling asleep in climate meetings across the world? people see the problems in this country. and they see that unlike donald trump, biden has no fight. terry mcauliffe made the election about my father. you had biden * go in there, and obama, and kamala harris. and it flopped. judge jeanine: it's a plus 10 democrat state. >> start focusing on america. you know what my father did? he put america first. that's exactly what these people are not doing. judge jeanine: what can they do about the ply chain? >> wha

>> they did not respond today, at that time eric trump, the president's son, and president trump haveetimes point to letitia james who is now running for governor and some comments she made running for a.g. where she said she would come after trump before she was even attorney general. so they view these as politically motivated investigations. >> jonathan, appreciate it. thank you. >>> joining us now, analyst jeffrey toobin. how concerned should the former president be? >> it is important because the existing case, the weisselberg case, is really a small potatoes case. it is very bad news for weisselberg personally, but the amounts of money it issued, the kinds of crime, paying for a car and not paying taxes on it, paying for tuition at his grandchildren's school, not paying taxes on it. it is a criminal case but it is certainly not one that really implicates the former president in any way that's apparent from the face of the indictment. the investigation of the double booking, as you were talking about, you know, giving one valuation to tax authorities, one valuation to banks, that

eric trump was involved, >> stephen: (as eric) "help me, dad. dad, help! i'm too pretty for jail.. also second mom, third mom, and porn star mom. she's the only one who still calls me." but it looks like-- ( applause ) thank you. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ ♪ thank you, thank you. cohen already has some job prospects. even while he was still on house arrest, cohen was seen sitting down with a very masked kanye west, making kanye the cohen cohen client with the second-least-believable human face. cohen addressed the meeting: >> you were seen recently meeting with kanye west, also known as ye. he's changed his name. ( crosstalk ) >> what is that about? >> i would rather not talk about it. one thing that i've done very well, virtually my entire life was help resolve issues for people. we'll call it being a fixer, right. this time, though, some of the issues that i'm talking about with ye are nothing to do with porn stars or "playboy" playmates. a lot of it is business related. >> stephen: that business? legally getting away with calling this a shoe. ( laughter ) now, cohen seems pret

the guy on the right is the keynote speaker, eric trump, you know the guy left, 36 professional golfers will participate in the tournament, they get real golfers, it is tournament, they can win money, that's how they get so many good golfers to show up. the company that makes golf balls will donate a portion of sales of any of its balls because and get a great stocking stuffer, no supply chain issues here, go to bigggolf.com for the golfer in your life and if you're going to the event there are still tickets, look at the charities. carley: big, the letter g, golf,.com. >> we talk the talk about supporting cops. i'm lucky enough a little bit but jim is doing the yeoman's work. >> very good to highlight such -- we love our police officers. >> 16 after they are, biden's spending agenda means mass amnesty for illegal immigrants, breaking down the fine print funded by your taxpayer dollars. carley: still a big show and, joe concha and tomi lahren joining us all live. ♪♪ don't just put on a light show—be the light show. make your nights anything but silent. and ride in a sleigh that really sl

eric trump was involved, allen wisenberg was indictment and don jr. and ivanka, there were a slew of people involved in this. i was certainly not alone. this wasn't a one-on-one conversation with donald. it was a -- it was a much bigger group, let's just leave it at that. >> as we just played, this morning you vowed to continue helping investigators and we know that you have been helping the manhattan district attorney in their investigation against the trump organization and allen wisefulberg, the cfo who you just mentioned. i think that you've met with them, according to reports, like a dozen times or something. >> yes. >> and what is the status. >>er that working on it hard and as you know donald is -- they want to ensure that they have everything in order before they bring this. obviously they don't want to bring disrepute to the office and they have to make sure that when they do final those indictments against anyone whose last name is trump or others, that those indictments stick. >> when did you last meet with them? >> i can't say any of that.

i'm not talking about donald trump, rather francis eric zemmour. he will tell us how this french funded op-ed will help us transform politics. >>> but first "my take." believe it or not there's real good news on the climate front this week. approximately 100 countries announced an agreement to cut methane emissions 20% by 2030, closing the glaring gap in climate policy. they also pledge to end deforestation in that time frame, with funds to back it up. defooration produces about 10% of the world's carbon emissions. the private secretary continued to line of $130 trillion with the goal of net zero emissions in their investments by 2050 towards limiting global warning to 1.5 degrees celsius. positive technology trends are also accelerating. in the past ten years the coast of solar and wind power declined by 89 and 70% respectively. and over the past three decades, lithium ion battery prices have gone down about 97%, thanks to clean energy and efficiency, it is now possible for countries to grow their economies without increasing carbon emissions. ala

article that you wrote this week with regards to this couple that they had been in contact with eric trumpyou expect that in the days, maybe weeks ahead, we will see subpoenas issued for family members? i weeks ahead, we will see subpoenas issued for family members?- weeks ahead, we will see subpoenas issued for family members? i mean i think they are _ issued for family members? i mean i think they are going _ issued for family members? i mean i think they are going to _ issued for family members? i mean i think they are going to get _ issued for family members? i mean i think they are going to get to - issued for family members? i mean i think they are going to get to that. i think they are going to get to that. we have already seen that where text messages with a right—wing media personality who is donald trump junior�*s girlfriend, and how she was involved with some of the fundraising and some of the planning of this event, whether or not that well gets quite apt to the trump children, i think that remains to be seen. that phone call in the article that you alluded to a think that was

trump. it's a comparison eric zemmour seems to savior as he prepares to run for the presidency next year. >>accept the rhetoric that the media imposes. >> reporter: zemmour has never won an election, nor held public office. instead, he's marked as a television pundit, railing each night against france's woke political elites, the immigrants he says are destroying french civilization, and recalling a time when france was great and how it could be made great again. >> he just turn around the words. that can be shocking because we're not used to that in our time where everything has to be nice and cool and not -- not bullying anybody. >> reporter: the rhetoric seems to be working. his show is watched by millions, his books are best sellers. and he's surging in the polls before he's even declared his candidacy. this might look like a campaign rally, but officially it's a book-signing. france has always had a far right, but with zemmour, it's going mainstream. zemmour is far from universally loved. just last month a protest against his visit to the western city turned violent. but his popularity

restrictions, and without hesitation. >> but he is the first to acknowledge the limits to his likeness to trump. Éricur styles of self an intellectual. he writes his own books, some of them, scholarly works on french history. >> you see, it's not the same world. trump is very american. and i am very. french almost to the point of being a caricature. >> both a larger than life persona, whose division is a path to. power >> proudly, nbc news, lyon, france. >> coming up, the latest controversy out of the mouth of the oxford educated senator from louisiana. when the 11th hour continues. 11th hour continues ♪ ♪ 'tis the season to break tradition in a cadillac. don't just put on a light show—be the light show. make your nights anything but silent. and ride in a sleigh that really slays. because in a cadillac, tradition is yours to define. so visit a cadillac showroom, and start celebrating today. ♪ ♪ clerk: hello, how can i? so visit a cadillac showroom, and start celebrating today. sore throat pain? ♪honey lemon♪ try vicks vapocool drops. in honey lemon chill. for fast-acting sore throat relief. wooo vapo

eric: former president trump's ally criminal contempt of congress the house january 6 committee. refused to turn over documents, critics say investigators need to find out what role they played in the attack in our democracy at the capitol part of the so-called trump hotel or room seeking to challenge the election results. it should come as a surprise former trump administration acting attorney general, no fan of this. >> it makes the department of justice very political exactly the wrong place to be. the department of justice needs to do some soul-searching as to what their job is and truly justices, there just a partisan apparatus for congress and the white house. >> the attorney general says the law is being followed properly and they will aggressively deal with that. former white house chief of staff mark meadows failed to appear for deposition before the january 6 panel. he could face similar charges, general michael flynn though he says he will cooperate. arthel: the trial of ahmaud arbery wrapping up testimony from different officers in the initial investigation. a 25-year

infrastructure bill done and getting an investment in infrastructure of this size was a goal of president trump. ericat's california congresswoman sarah jacobs, a democrat, stressing the bipartisan nature of the infrastructure bill vote. six members of the progressive democratic so-called squad, they voted against it and only 13 republican house members backed it. our next guest was not one of them. he says it will cost american taxpayers just too much. congressman jay openopi, serves on the house budget committee. you're on the budget committee, that means you know budgets and the cost of things. we all have to do a household budget. what do you object so strongly about this bill? >> well, i think households across america are already suffering the effects of inflation. everything from the cost of commodities like bread and meat to the cost of gasoline, my constituents are paying over $20 more to fill the gas tank in their car to go to work than they were a year ago of everyone across america is feeling these effects. any economist will tell you that deficit spending is dangerously inflationary. tha

getting in infrastructure done and getting an investment in infrastructure from the goal of president trump. ericman says $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill is now on its way to present biden's desk after house lawmakers approved bipartisan measures last night. weeks of democratic deadlock threaten to derail back from funds billings for roads, infrastructure, transportation and all of, water supply, providing broadband to rural areas and republicans are criticizing 13 members, the legislation get past. joining us now, one of the republicans on the major, i will congresswoman ashley hansen who represents the area. house appropriations and budget committee. welcome. you are on the budget committee so you must know, why did you vote against it? >> plaintiff simply, we've been talking too much in washington d.c. about the mark of trillions of dollars we are spending, preferred the democrats arguing over trimmings of dollars like their pocket change the last few weeks and these bills tied together which speaker pelosi and president biden made it very clear these bills are a package. they added trillion

if trump hated windmills any more, he'd start calling them "don jr. and eric." judge jeanine also asked trump to grade the biden administration, and you'll never guess what grade he gave. >> what grade would you give them? >> it's probably the worst presidency in history. i can't imagine. i used to say jimmy carter. i think you have to say an "f" not afternon f plus. it's a disaster. i've never seen anything like it. >> jimmy: we have. we've actually seen much, much worse. one guy tried to get us to drink bleach! incidentally, f plus is his cup size. did you know that? thank you. president biden is in scotland for a u.n. conference on climate change. joe met with pope francis over the weekend in rome. there is the president with the pope on friday at the vatican. and here's -- this is all you need to know. there they are. two men who have never satisfied a woman. back here at home, people are being stranded at airports because there are not enough pilots or flight attendants. a pilot for southwest airlines is under investigation for reportedly saying "let's go br

eric tray. you make fun of donald trump. is that the problem? no, i found i don't think it has anything to do with trump or not. they're biting. administration is probably responding to the propaganda and letters and cries and wines that has been sent to congress. i know how that works. maneuvers and sends out the 10000000 letters of congress crying. you know, we're going to be a nice lady. we're going to be killed and the american congressman and legislators are feeling like we need to respond to this on shots of letters and 3 phone calls and faxes and, and i think vitamins being sold also by people interested in, you know, we don't have friends in the in the vitamin ministration, the one electric i suffering from a racist inc, and policy for the west. and it's affecting the region. the whole foreign policy structure for the horn of africa needs to be re evaluated. and that goes beyond personality and going beyond individuals within the administration, but the whole system needs to sit down and read, recalibrate and think out loud. what it is t

eric tray. you make fun of donald trump. is that the problem? no, i don't. i don't think it has anything to do with a trump or not. the right in the administration is probably responding to be on. so i'm a guy now and letters and cries and wines that have been sent to congress. i know how it works when maneuvers and sends out these 10000000 letters to congress crying . you know, we're going to be a nice lady, we're going to, we kill them and the american congressman and i just because i feel like we need to respond to this on sort of letters and 3, that phone calls and faxes and, and i think by then being sold also by people in speech and you know, we don't have friends in there by administration. i want to rush a guy suffering from a racist incoherent policy for that one. and it's affecting the all region. the whole foreign policy structure for one of africa needs to be revived and it goes beyond personality, then goes beyond individuals within the administration. but the whole system needs to sit down and read the recalibrate and think out loud. what it is

trump. and it is a comparison eric zamure seems to saver as he prepared to run for president next year. >> ild public office. instead he made his mark as a television pundit. railing each night against france's woke political elites, saying they're destroying french sievization and recalling a time when france was great and how they could be great again. >> he just turned around the words, the same words. that's shocking because we're not used to that, where everything has to be nice and cool and not -- not bullying anybody. >> the rhetoric seems to be working. his show is watched by millions. his books are best sellers. and he's surging in the polls before he's even declared his candidacy. this might look like a campaign rally, but officially it's a book signing. france has always had a far right, but with zammore, it's going mainstream. >> he's far from universally loved. last month a protest of his visits turned violent. but his popularity has surged. and he's even more extreme. zammore has been convicted for insighting racial hatred. he's defended france's navy collaboration vichy regime

the one involved with the campaign finance violation as was allen weisselberg, as was don trump j ivanka, eric, several other individuals. they need to be held accountable. i like everybody else am waiting for both cyrus vance jr.'s district attorney case as well as tish james' civil case move forward and start moving forward a little kwikser. >> do you now believe that the trump organization is a criminal enterprise? >> i don't even know how to answer that. are they a criminal enterprise? let's just say they committed crimes. >> why are you so convinced he's not going to run when it seems as if one could argue barack obama, humiliating him at that white house correspondents dinner in 2011 motivated him to run. i know you think humiliation is the reason he may not want to run and lose again, but we've seen him use that as a motivator before. >> yeah. so this should become a documentary, and it should be called "the greatest grift in u.s. history." donald trump has made it very clear that he is grifting off of the american people, these supporters, these individuals that are just sending money

trump time. and an entertaining race georgetown university michael eric dyson examines the role of race in america. and also being published this week, the new book by the former republican speaker of the house, newt gingrich argues anti-american beliefs are gaining traction within the united states. his latest book is called "beyond biden." and in the broken constitution, harvard professor describes how abraham lincoln viewed the constitution and fox news brian kelly looks at the relationship between lincoln and frederick douglass and the president and the freedom fighter. those are some of the new books being published this week. you will see them on booktv. each week booktv produces a program called "after words." and on this week's episode of the author interview program, entrepreneur argues that corporate america is signing onto, quote, the culture only to increase profit. he discussed his book with harvard university economics professor and former george w. bush economics advisor greg. here is a little bit of that conversation. >> i think that there is something to be said for exploring the

trump time. and an entertaining race georgetown university michael eric dyson examines the role of race in americad also being published this week, the new book by the former republican speaker of the house, newt gingrich argues anti-american beliefs are gaining traction within the united states. his latest book is called "beyond biden." and in the broken constitution, harvard professor describes how abraham lincoln viewed the constitution and fox news brian kelly looks at the relationship between lincoln and frederick douglass and the president and the freedom fighter. those are some of the new books being published this week. you will see them on booktv. each week booktv produces a program called "after words." and on this week's episode of the author interview program, entrepreneur argues that corporate america is signing onto, quote, the culture only to increase profit. he discussed his book with harvard university economics professor and former george w. bush economics advisor greg. here is a little bit of that conversation. >> i think that there is something to be said for exploring the way

democrats face a swarm of investigations if top takes over, trump russia, botched afghan withdrawals, eric swalwell scandal. watch the democrat rhetoric ramp up. they don't want that. more on biden's vaccine mandate suspended again. appeals court cites chief of staff ron klain for its decision based on government overreach. we'll explain that. the media goes after adam schiff defending the indefensible, the false debunked steele dossier. schiff claims to support durham's criminal probe of trump russia. he spent the last two years undermining that. more on the black lives matter leader. he stormed out of a firery interview with fox's dan bongino, after bongino went after him for not condemning riots that killed minorities in 2020. one day, nearly 2,000 illegals swamped a main texas border sector. hundreds got way. we have a new migrant caravan of potentially 10,000 heading here this week, the same day biden meets with mexico and canada. thanks for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: thanks so much for joining us. you're watching the fox bu

rex eric, that debate over potential payments to migrant families under the trump administration who cross illegally into the u.s. and were separated at the border, but that debate is raising hot and furious by the members of the buy demonstration are keen to point out it will be the justice department that will determine if any payments are made and how much those payments will be, here's the back and forth from fox news sunday. >> we do not talk dollar amounts that is the department of justice. the question about whether it is an incentive to come across to the united states to be separated from your child so that you can get paid is an absurd subsumption. >> there will be a settlement than from this administration, that dollar amount to be determined in my clear on that? >> said no. i want to be clear about this. we do not tell the department of justice what to do. the department of justice is an independent agency. rex and eric, just a short time ago just behind me here we saw some dramatic video, several families try to cross the rio grande river from mexico into del rio, texas

eric swalwell of california. he cosponsored the resolution, and served of the house impeachment manager of donald trump. and john heilemann he is an msnbc news national affairs analysts executive, and host of the podcast. representative eric swalwell, you've got the center moving by cosponsoring it. what was your reaction to the way the day went today? >> accountability prevails, again lawrence. and we're seeing that was steve bannon. we're seeing them with donald trump in the court, we're seeing it in the house of representatives. it is hard to watch jennifer gosar frankly. to see any family member lose a brother, these are people that grew up together with the same parents, live in the same house, and she's condemning her brother on national television. i don't take that lightly. her brother was radicalized by donald trump, he was never condemned by kevin mccarthy. he has been unleashed on the congress and, you know, lawrence you could rightfully say why do we care what paul gosar puts on the internet? there are 5000 minutes posted every week second on youtube. so if weird stuff goes out there, and pau

eric, fighting with us from washington 6 more former associates, a former us president donald trump, have been ordered to appear before the congressional committee investigating the storming of the capital building. they include national security advisor, michael flynn, former senior advisor, jason miller, and attorney john eastman. at least $700.00 people have been charged in relation to the riots in washington. on january the 6th, a pregnant gemini journalist and her child had been killed in an explosion in the southern port city of aidan, russia de la darzy, worked for a united arab emirates based network. her husband, who is also a journalist, was injured. although he say an explosive device was planted in their car. i minister mine abdul malik, so you just called it a terrorist attack. though no group is claimed responsibility. the philippines response to the pandemic as taken a great a toll on its economy than expected. some analysts say could be the last asian country to bounce back jamila alan durcan has our report from manila, black bank. hello, money mot. boonie is taking a

trump white house actions. steve harrigan live from the border in del rio, texas, with the very latest on all this. hi, steve. >> reporter: ericere's been some real mixed messages coming out of the biden administration when it comes to paying migrant settlements, migrants who crossed into the u.s. illegally. on wednesday president biden said reports initiated by the wall street that they could receive up to $450,000 apiece, some families would be getting more than $1 million if, he said those reports were garbage. and yet just two days later, on friday, the administration was saying the president was comfortable in paying settlements, especially if those settlements would be cheaper in the long run than lengthy lawsuits. fox's david spunt presses president biden earlier today for clarity on the issue. >> reporter: you said last week at this report about migrant families at the border getting payments was garbage -- >> no, i didn't say that. get it straight. you said everybody coming across the border gets 500 -- $450,000 -- >> reporter: the number was what you had a problem with, okay. >> now here's the thing, if, in fact, bec

kennedy: eric fienberg by police during a traffic stop, called 911. he asked to speak with president donald trump real president. [laughter] he made a deal with them. [laughter] >> that never works. i've tried that like three times, it never works. kennedy: third times a charm. he still in prison. florida woman arrested after walking the aisle of a greyhound bus a drunk and cutting people's belts with a giant pair of scissors. take news or florida? >> sounds like eileen so i think it is true. kennedy: that is fake news. sexy boyfriend brad. you can.to believe here. here is your first headline, drunk florida woman arrested for having a 14-year-old boy drive her to a waffle house late at night because she was too drunk. fake news or florida? >> sounds churros. kennedy: that it is. brad is on the board. that's why he blows my skirt up. >> can we just acknowledge are responsible my wife is on vacation? [laughter] >> i need you to blink. kennedy: we are a little worried. owner cited for stealing $3000 worth of napkins and straws from 12 different starbucks and giving them to customers with -- fake new

eric holder. that did not satisfy house republicans, so when they got their guy in the white house, they worked out a deal with the trump justice department to turn those documents over and you know what they found, neither do i. it's really unclear what's got -- about one thing is for sure we have not heard a peep out of republicans about the fast and furious. fasting furious gone. joining me now, eric holder, he is the chair of the democratic redistricting committee. mr. holder, i want to start on this question of executive privilege. just your understanding of the law as it appears you are a reason that it is really interesting to talk to you, it's obviously, you know, congressional majorities can have all sorts of different people saying all sorts of different things like daryl fisas or the select committee. there is some real important principles here that are larger than parties and from your perspective what do you think about the implications of this by an ex president? >> well it's unprecedented. the notion is that an ex president can invoke executive privilege and especially with a bunch of people who do not w

eric. happy something ♪ ♪ >> hello i am raymond arroyo along with anita bogle, lara trump and tyrus, welcomeaukesha the uncle of an 11-year-old victim speaks out. >> after hearing everything that he had any read all the charges that he has prior to what he did on sunday, it made me sick to my

eric. happy something ♪ ♪ >> hello i am raymond arroyo along with anita bogle, lara trump and tyrus, welcome"the big sunday show", here's what's on tap. >> one week after the horrific tragedy in waukesha the uncle of an 11-year-old victim speaks out. >> after hearing everything that he had any read all the charges that he has prior to what he did on sunday, it made me sick to my stomach. lara: what he thinks of the accused killer whose motive is still unknown. anita: joe messed up afghanistan and out a tough path without ron, is he in danger of the disaster in chief? >> tyrus what do you have is before what it is coming up we are saying bye-bye bye two iconic bargains gas and food prices soaring should healthcare be next? raymond: we know nothing about the new omicron variant. dr. fauci is busy taking political sides. meanwhile president biden is caught without a mask. dr. fauci is add it again today hyping the omicron variant. on the various sunday shows. watch. >> the mutations would strongly suggest that it would be more transmissible and it might invade some of the protection of monoclon

. >> biju eric let the police during a traffic stop, called 911 and he asked to speak with president donald trumpresident. he said they are friends and made a deal with them. [laughter] >> that never works. i've tried not like three times, it never works. [laughter] kennedy: what times a charm for my still in prison. one woman arrested after walking the aisle of greyhound bus drunk and cutting people's teeth with a giant pair of scissors. big news? >> sounds like eileen walling so it true. kennedy: that is a fake news. >> no biju you could pull it or leave it, here is your first headline. drunk for a woman arrested for having a 14-year-old boy drive her to a waffle house late at night because she was too drunk. big news? >> sounds true. kennedy: data is, brad is on the board. he blows my skirt up. >> can we just acknowledge how responsible my wife is on vacation? [laughter] >> i need you to blink, blink. kennedy: florida food truck owner for stealing $3000 napkins and straws and pop different starbucks, and giving them to the customers. >> you much how much $3000 with napkins is? i know your old

excuse me, contempt of congress and eric holder same thing charge with that and yet didn't see any indictment with steve bannon insider in trumpaw indictment come down almost immediately. if justice is not lying it is not justice at all you're an attorney your thoughtings on that. >> there's a different standard of justice in this country if you're apartment of that d.c. ruling class, you will not be held accountable unfortunately that's what we've seen i was lois lerner they didn't do anything to her and cross fire hurricane, maybe they'll be something. but how the heck do you have a manufacture collusion conspiracy theory which sought to drive a duly elected president out of the office and you have not had any of the particulars get indicted. the comey maine or brennans with yeast on outside of that, if you're somebody that is -- challenging the regime, then if you jaywalk they're going come an drop hammer on you and i think that's been exacerbated over last five years. and i think it is dangerous for our country dan these agencies are almost becoming the enforcement arm of democrat party that is not a good position to be in

the rule of law and rulings will come down on donald trump, because that's the best shot we have at saving our democracy. >> all right. congressman eriche show but thanks for hanging in there and dropping by. appreciate it. >> muy pleasure. >> all right. thanks. >>> update you on the breaking story we're following. accidental discharge at the atlanta airport causing panic and chaos. how the atlanta airport is describing it. we're trying to get the latest information on that to bring to yo it to you. all-clear given moments ago. we're monitoring all this and bring you the very latest, and we'll be back in just a moment. they give 'em their money back. wait, they take the car back? that's crazy! what if it was driven by like a zookeeper? or a mud wrestler? or a guy who's on the outs with the missus and he just needs a place to sleep for seven days? yeah. (vo) buy your car online. love it or return it. with carvana. does your deodorant keep you fresh all day? we put dove men deodorant to the test with nelson, a volunteer that puts care into everything he does. it really protects my skin. it's comfortable and lasts a long time. dove men,

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eric swalwell of california. he served as house impeachment manager during the second impeachment trial of donald trump. congressman swalwell, welcome back to the "last word." you were part of both impeachment investigations in the trump era. what do you make of this indictment? >> there's a new sheriff in town, frankly, jonathan and the rule of law matters again in america. look, for the last couple of years steve bannon has run around like a thug in a movie where the gang has the police and the local judge in their pocket, and he's acted as if he could, you know, act with impunity and laws didn't matter, almost like he was a piert in international waters. and he never hid the fact he believed that, really just defying the law. and being pardoned by donald trump for bilking many americans out of their hard earned money when they thought it was going to building the wall. and then, of course, just recently not showing up when he was supposed to for this january 6th committee. but we're not seeking this contempt order and we're not celebrating steve bannon, you know, being indicted because he's a bad guy

joining us now are democratic congressman eric swalwell of california, he served as a house brief manager during the second impeachment trial of president donald. trumpth us, neal katyal, former acting u.s. solidify stood or general, he isn't msnbc news legal contributor. there is everyone saying that if he doesn't show, up there is this is contempt of congress. we are 21 days into merrick garland doing nothing about the contempt of congress referral that was delivered to him for steve bannon. >> we have to keep sending the refusal to the department of justice, lawrence, because the day that we stop doing that is the day that mark meadows will absolutely defy our ability to get to the truth, i think the facts and the law when the need will determine that benin should be held in contempt, and everyone like bennett, including meadows should be held in contempt, so once that indictment comes, i believe it should come and hopefully the others that are holding out and waiting will start to come in. but the select committee, has interviewed over 100 witnesses, i know it's frustrating that it's not done in public, few but it is a prosecutor, you want to run

eric swalwell. i appreciate you joining us, especially now that we have this developing news. the judge has once again denied trump. she is pointing him to an appeals court. trump's team has started the appeals process. are you confident the committee is going to get these records come friday? >> yes, don. of course they should. the judge said he is not king. presidents are not king. he is not even president. and these laws were meant to protect sitting presidents. the question is why is he fighting so hard in the courts spending so much money to keep the records from being public? well w he know the answer. it's because it shows that he is guilty as hell at inciting, inflaming and aiming a mob at the capitol that day. >> cnn has exclusive reporting here. we are learning that the january 6th committee wants to hear from five members of the former vice president mike pence's inner circle. the rioters were after the then-vice president on the 6th even chanting "hang mike pence." some say they may be voluntarily willing to speak to the community. what information do you think these staffers will provide. >> they will

you know, as eric and i predicted last night on tv, we have been thinking this would be what garland would do. and trump is now out of office. trump is out of options like pardons and the like. i had a chance the read the indictment while the congressman was talking. it is a remarkable piece of work. we are used to a 100-page baroque legal files to answer trumps baroque legal claims. this is the opposite. it is nine pager. every last hope steve bannon had to avoid accountability is shredded in a single digit document. and the audience here -- you know, this is not -- in my judgment, this is not written for lawyers. this is written for everyone. every american can read this and look at what steve bannon did, and how it blocks getting to the truth. there are not legalisms or anything like that. and it's the first indictment for someone in contempt of congress in 38 years. to put that in perspective, just how long that is, steve bannon graduated from college that year, donald trump just bought that trump tower at that time and i think trump's dad realized he made a mistaken trusting any part of the busines

eric adams. he's been elected here. he's taking office as well as you are at a difficult time for the xenophobic, islamophobic trump administrationot food options and that we're working toward food justice in our schools, our seniors, south asians and seniors have particular services and programs within senior centers. we've got a huge need for senior services and that we expand on resources for survivors of domestic violence. we've seen an uptick in domestic violence through covid, impacting south asians and muslim survivors. i'm actually really looking forward to ensuring expanded representation for the muslim community and i know that mayor eric adams will be a champion. and so i'm looking forward to just getting to work. and then on a anti-racist and feminist business, for the new yorkers, it means no city is abandoned. i'm a survivor, survived at the age of 17, and so i'm coming into the council really pushing us to think about what is caring for new yorkers and our constituents and every nook of the city look like. so this is to transform government and to prioritize care, not intimidation, bullying and domination. how do w

yesterday former trump chief of staff mark meadows also failed to appear for deposition before the january 6 panel he now could face similar charges. eric trial is expected to issue his final rulings today on lesser charges that the jury may consider if it acquits rittenhouse of murder. closing arguments are set in the trial for monday. emotions running pretty high, governor tony evers wants the national guard ready just in case. alexis is live in wisconsin with the very latest on that. >> good evening were waiting to hear from the judge in the county checking the court system to see if he made any of those decisions on the charges ahead of deliberations which started on monday in wisconsin but businesses in the locals in general praising for unrest. this is the downtown of kenosha. businesses boarded up after the unrest in august following the police shooting. those businesses never came back in the boards never came down. were waiting on the judge to issue the final ruling on the lesser charges the jury can consider in the trial of kyle rittenhouse. the judge ruling yesterday that he will allow jurors to consider lesser charges but al