this resolution is more than merrick garland. it is about whether or not the house of representatives will be able to function properly. as the court said in anderson v. dunn, without the inherent power of contempt the house would be exposed to every indignity or rudeness. we cannot allow this to happen, mr. speaker. if we do not assert our authority we risk setting a dangerous precedent where the house's power is eroded and our ability to fulfill our congressional duties is compromise. the consequences of inaction are grave. we must remain vigilant and assert our authority to ensure the balance of power in our republic. i urge all of you to support this resolution and defend the integ i have to the house of representatives. with that, mr. speaker, i yield the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields. time for debate having expired, without objection the previous question is ordered on the resolution. the question is on adoption of the resolution. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinio

this resolution is more than merrick garland. it is about whether or not the house of representatives will be able to function properly. as the court said in anderson v. dunn, without the inherent power of contempt the house would be exposed to every indignity or rudeness. we cannot allow this to happen, mr. speaker. if we do not assert our authority we risk setting a dangerous precedent where the house's power is eroded and our ability to fulfill our congressional duties is compromise. the consequences of inaction are grave. we must remain vigilant and assert our authority to ensure the balance of power in our republic. i urge all of you to support this resolution and defend the integ i have to the house of representatives. with that, mr. speaker, i yield the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields. time for debate having expired, without objection the previous question is ordered on the resolution. the question is on adoption of the resolution. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinio

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plus, florida congresswoman anna paulina luna digs in on holding merrick garland accountable.on those audiotapes that the attorney general is refusing to release? it's all right here, right now on "sunday morning futures." ♪ ♪ maria: and we begin this sunday morning with the kickoff to convention season which is now if colliding with panic from the democrats, demanding joe biden drop out of the presidential race. if we are now just one week away exactly from the start of the rnc convention happening in milwaukee, wisconsin, beginning next sunday with more than a week after president biden's disastrous debate performance. the president's latest effort to resuscitate the public's view of his mental fitness in a weekend interview failing after more public gaffes this past week. >> so, folks, know these resources are available to them and anyone who needs them. you've got -- i was telling the group who briefed me earlier, my brother has an expression, you've got to the know how to know. we've invested billions to enhance our power grid, expand energy shortages so that lights, air-

[screaming] this is only gonna pelosi and mk garland that make harder. i am far from dead. [screaming] [shouting bannon] marjorie taylor greene: steve, we have a ie here. [iudwhen churches were shut down because of covid. >> i am going to prison. i am proud of going to prison. am proud of going to prison. to stand up to tyranny.hat tako standp doj. if this is what it takes to stand up to joe biden, i am proud to do[crowd noise] i am 15 minutes away. i will get you whatever you need e bannon: father, do not pray for me, pray for our enemies. >> you are an angel and may god protect you against the wickedness and snares of the devil. the heavenly host, the power of god, amen. you. k yo father. appreciate it. news? abc? wake i bench d --he way i bench pressed jonathan yesterday? [crowd screaming] [crowd chanting usa] abc news just asked ii have any regrets. i have not only no regrets, i am proud of what i did. i do not mind going to prison today. if the lawyers in the house changed the focus to nancy pelosi [inaudible] it did not have the impact of watergate and no drinking mem

the garland made, these are considered to be ethnic russians. they, they speak russian, the, they follow the russ russian orthodox church. in fact, this was done on a sunday on a holiday when the beach was crowded full of, uh, uh, crimean slash ethnic russian in individuals. and this was not some benign event by the united states to your point attack homes are only used by american soldiers. this was as robert f kennedy junior, so aptly said, this is in fact a war, correct? absolutely. all right, let's, let's move on here. so we got a lot to cover. when i show you guys video that we've collected here, arm demand rate, bolivian government policies in an attempt at seizing power and it fails. check this out the . all right, so this is where things get interesting. juan jose is any guy, the alleged leader of this crew is now under arrest and claiming this was all a plot to boost the popularity of the president louise are say, the do you guys believe that or could there be other reasons behind all of this darling go 1st. well, what as soon as i foun

the garland made, these are considered to be ethnic russians. they, they speak russian, the, they follow the russ russian orthodox church. in fact, this was done on a sunday on a holiday when the beach was crowded full of, uh, uh, crime in slash that big russian in individuals. and this was not some benign event by the united states to your point attack homes are only used by american soldiers. this was as robert f kennedy junior. so aptly said, this is in fact a war, correct? absolutely. all right, let's, let's move on here cuz we got a lot in the cover when i show you guys video that we've collected here, arm demand raid bolivian government policies in an attempt at seizing power and it fails. check this out the . all right, so this is where things get interesting. juan jose is any guy. the alleged leader of this crew is now under arrest and claiming this was all a plot to boost the popularity of the president louise are say, the do you guys believe that or could there be other reasons behind all of this darling dofer's? well, when, as soon as

let us see what mr. garland next. it looks like there is, by the way, as well as political analyst and hostile be convo couch on youtube. craig pasta garden to la gentlemen. thank you so much for being with a separate rep or we appreciate as we like to save the republican convention. all right, still nothing short of a miracle that donald trump is not dead or a horribly critical condition somewhere in some hospital. i mean, literally, if the guy does not turn his head to look at, you know, some graphics that he was talking about at the time at the exact moment that the shot is fired. i mean, he would have been hit in the head instead, he turned so it is here. look, don't take my word for it. i mean take a look at this change your mind or. c well, it isn't that amazing. i mean, literally, if you look at it guys, i'm sure you've already done this and, and thought about it, but i mean, he, the bullets coming like this. when he turns his head, he puts himself in such a situation so that it hits his ear. instead, i don't k

um and garland nixon both good enough to join us so. all right, gentleman it's, it's, it's, it's, it's gotten so bad. it's gotten so bad because it seems that right now for the president, there is simply just no place to hide. now that a cat side of the bag, the cameras are constantly on him. he's now stumbled his way through a debate, a very public july, 4th independence day event, and the latest. so nato summit of all things. i gotta show it to you. here's the low lights. one last thing, you know, i used to think when i was a senator was there were always congestion on the highways. there's no congest anymore regarding a highway, there's no congestion. and so what the way they gave me to stop talking now say we just shut down all the rows. mr. president, you're gonna lose all the votes for, you know, get it. yeah. large of this room. not only share a common language, don't share a common language. we do not share a common border where our neighbors were neighbors. what so my goodness, my god, bless him please. lord, i don't know what

here the bet that nancy mayor garland -- garland, they shut down one of the top advocates for president trump and they want chance of me working on the campaign. do you see what is right here? they will never shut us down. the americanwhen their voice is heard change happens and it will only get bigger.my message is only goi bigger. the platform is only going to get bigger. if we do not stopight now it is going to continue so we have to [inaudible] >> i was on a destroyer for four years in the navy. our prisons are run very well. i'm prdomentally, physically everything. i do it with gratitude. if nancy pelosi mhink that steve bannon [inaudible] it do something they have never done before, if they thit gladly. navy. i've done theom. i am prepared mentally and physically to go. but these people are in power. if we going to prison empowers these people, i will>> [inaudible][shouting] one reporter wants to know how i will be he day and it is through yellow. -- it isou. [s are a populist [inasteve bannon is going to prison in a few minutes. it is next man up. they cannot stop us. this is our

interesting and you, garland? yes, i would go. yes. i think he's gone before the end of the weekend before the end of the wow. okay, that's what the, that's what the corporate thing tells us. thanks guys. what a great conversation i felt like we were somewhere in a bar having an adult beverage. this is fantastic. thank you for your intelligence, your wisdom and for your personalities. i appreciate it. that's our show. remember, always to look outside your own boxes as we like to say around here. electrodes don't live in boxes to does everywhere. look for it. i'm rick sanchez. we do will see you next time. all the, the, the, there's not enough republican say all the jo item pulls out of the presidential race. they demonte this post. now, this is a bottom say for the job. meanwhile, dental practice, huddling around, come out of hire, assessable, i rather than to lead america with some very that have is just like a good model. and she's been populates a list of this month. they would continue to call the shots if comma harris is president

>> kaitlan well, john, attorney general merrick garland did this interview yesterday with nbc and ii gave a reminder about his what his experience has been, and also that he is the attorney general who has appointed not chest special counsel, jack smith, and approved of the cases that jack smith has brought in brought against donald trump, including that one in florida that judge cannon has now thrown out and also pointed to other special counsels. >> so here's how he defended that so far in the midst of this situation where the justice just department is trying to hold on to the ability to prosecute the case against donald trump. and also say that, yeah, we believe special counsels our constitutional. here's a bit more from attorney general garland she well, no, i picked this room for this interview. this is my favorite room and just permanent. it's a law library for more than 20 years. so i was a federal judge do i look like somebody who would make that basic mistake about the law i don't think so so there's general garland talking about the constitutionality he believes that the s

why they still are garland, they. yeah, i got something for you and the students present it less to hold sits down couple days ago with finding ask some questions that were obviously written and sent to him by the staff of the president at the white house. the questions are so obviously staged. it makes less to hold. look so stupid. i know lester, we came up together. we were hired on the same day by nbc we. i came from miami, he came from chicago. i mean, this is shameful that he does this, but what they watch watch do your point, garland watch what lester hold asks in this interview. if you were to have continue to run in and be officially nominated, what happens if you have another episode like we saw during the day? what happened? mm. yeah. what else? what happened is if, if you have another performance on that part that on that level, you see what i mean. plus though he's making it sound like it was a one time incident since then he's called zelinski bolton, he called his vice president. she vice president trump.

ask yourself, why is merrick garland and joe biden invoking privilege on those tapes?ws it because it further provides evidence that he is incapable, john. here is the sad part about it. kamala harris knows it, every democrat and the media knows it. he is putting america in harm's way and those tapes, the comments that have been made the last three weeks overwhelming evidence he is not fit to serve as president of the united states. not just starting today, but he shouldn't have been president a year ago. >> john: they nato conference leaders are asked about this and wash their hands of it saying it is not our business, this is your business. but when you take a look at biden and he has that big press conference tonight and putin and xi are watching this. what do you think they are thinking at this moment? >> let me be clear. it is not just america's problem. it is the world's problem. america is the strongest country on the planet. the world's security is at stake and it's in the hands of a man who is cognitively impaired. everyone should be on pins and needles. joe b

she changed the language to finding garland but congress has no ability to forced to either what your idea of contempt is a pretty good idea and i think it's one of the reasons that congress has the power to bring witnesses and get information when they issue a subpoena. at the same time it's also the tool that is certainly in case of an emergency brake, the question is do you want to use the tool right now in this circumstance, there's no doubt that merrick garland is ignoring and violating a subpoena no doubt peter navarro and steve bannon are in jail for contempt of congress, merrick garland should be treated similarly but there are some real untested challenges that congress is going to have to jump through the hoops and for some reason they lose any of the arguments in court when the department of justice pushes back as you would expect they would back could take an important threat off the table from the department of congress. maria: todd. >> in the end to the american people hear the robert hur tapes before november 5? >> that's a great question, obviously we saw with our own

well, garland i did catch that by the way. um you guys said, i can't get anyone on you. i can't get one on you. well, we work as a team. so it's, it's, it's imperialism. it's the, it, he, he fully is still reading the headlines about american exceptionalism in america, as the end, dispensable nation, and all of those warrant out troops that no longer exist. so he's, he's reading and still believing america's own press clippings. it's disrespectful and it's insulting for anyone listening that happens to be something that probably was being watched all over the world. i mean, garland, if you're the president of whatever country a, b, c, d, name, your country, and you hear the present united states, say that, what do you, he didn't say the free world by the way, because i mentioned this to people who said, well, he met the free world, we didn't say in a free world, he's in the world, right? yeah, and there's a personal element to this where joe biden is not just saying, you know, america we, we hear this america is the greatest country, the oh, that kind of, you know, the h

this is the first time merrick garland had spoken out in the wake of the assassination.fic attack and the result of a massive security failure he said was unacceptable and should not happen in america. he placed it in the larger context. he said that threats of violence to public officials have increased dramatically over the last two years, and he revealed that the justice department prosecuted 700 of those cases, and we're talking about threats to legislators, to judges, even to election workers. he called that scary. here's more about what he said. >> how alarmed are you that a 20-year-old was able to get a clear shot 150 yards from a former president? >> so this is extremely alarming. our democracy will not survive if people decide that the way in which they're going to get whatever outcomes they want or whatever other motive he might have is by killing someone. that's why we have to find out what happened here, why it happened, and make sure it doesn't happen again. >> ana, attorney general garland also confirmed that he and the fbi believe that donald trump definit

garland's response was, i don't answer hypotheticals. in november of last year, at the hearing of homeland security secretary mayorkas simply refused to answer when asked by the vice chairman guest, whom many -- how many daily apprehensions constituted a crisis at the southern border. just today the director of secret service, dr. kimberly cheadle, refused to answer nearly every single question she was asked from members on both sides of the aisle about the egregious security failures of july 13. this is what we have experienced over and over again. that is why i am introducing the stop act. this legislation will make it clear that those bureaucrats who refuse to answer the questions of the american people will be permanently disqualified from federal employment. it will further empower committee chairs and ranking members, members from both parties, to refer cases to the department of justice for prosecutions. lastly, it will give the united states congress more tools to withhold the salaries of those who obstruct our oversight efforts.

and you, garland, yes, i would go. yes. i think he's gone before the end of the weekend before the end of the wow. okay, that's what we're going to do. that's. that's what the covered thing tells us. thanks guys. what a great conversation i felt like we were somewhere at a bar having an adult beverage. this is fantastic. thank you for your intelligence, your wisdom and for your personalities. i appreciate it. that's our show. remember, always to look outside your own boxes as we like to say around here. look, troops don't live in boxes to this everywhere. look for it. i'm rick sanchez. we do will see you next time. all the the same wrong. just don't need to shape house because an engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves will support. we choose to look for common ground. the let's reset, but i've sent the 1st ones that are 1st known as kind of distorted the committee of the, the combined the percentage soon i need to return you to finish up with. it's just that it would be due to the same. yeah. see the crit

merrick garland determined he can't be prosecuted. that's a fairly rich decision by the target of the subject investigation. >> sandra: for the gop to go at garland's wallet here, a, is this fair game and will it work? >> it's absolutely fair game. we haven't had a similar situation in about a century of american history. the mcgrane case from 1927 is the most relevant because it was held by the supreme court that there is inherent contempt to enforce congressional subpoenas and congress has to have that power in order to put teeth behind what they are doing and to make -- compel witnesses and testimony. so all of this says that they can do it. the question is like most of what congress does, whether it's impeachment or enforcing subpoenas, it is more of a political act than an actual legal act. at the same time they need to have an ability to compel witnesses and have some teeth in that compelling. >> sandra: let's not forget to way so it was dismissed by democrats and so attacked over this conclusion he made after that interview. bu

democrats have no one to blame except for merrick garland. he appointed jack smith knowing that there was a chance that the case may be dismissed because this has been an ongoing conflict in terms of special counsel for decades. so the question is, why did he appoint jack smith as the special counsel knowing that there may be a chance? thank you. host: and as promised, here is some information about judge cannon. from "u.s.a. today" in florida, who is judge eileen cannon? what's next in donald trump's classified documents case? this gives you a little bit of information on this -- it says -- the justice department didn't meetly respond. it's down here. here it is. who is judge eileen cannon? so here's her background. born in columbia in 1981. she came to the -- colombia in 1981. she came to the u.s. as a child. she was a federal prosecutor, member of the federalist society, which she joined in 2005 while in law school. she had been a lawyer for just 12 years, the minimum 10 years set by the american bar association before her assent to the ju

garland already released the transcript. he says that's enough.manuelle reporting live on this story that's not going away from d.c. hi, mike. >> hi, martha. house judiciary republicans say they are seeking the verbal and non-verbal context of president biden's interview with special counsel robert hur. the lawsuit says, quote, the committee thus needs those recordings to assess the special counsel's assessment of the president which he and white house lawyers forcefully disputed and ultimate recommendation that president biden should not be prosecuted. hur opted against charging president biden after the interview because he described the president as a quote sympathetic well-meaning elderly man with a poor memory. president biden exerted executive privilege over the recordings which the attorney general cited when he refused to turn them over to congressional investigators. house speaker mike johnson told us this was coming on friday. >> the best way is to allow the third branch to resolve this dispute between the executive and the legislative b

harry, we heard maric garland call this an attack on democracy. how do you see it? >> as an attack on democracy. he's really in full ire of what happened here, you know. it's a part of a package of outrage and what's happening in the country. he doesn't lightly clear his schedule as you said and take total charge of this. it's -- you know, the -- if not -- he sees it as a personal thing that the department of justice must stand against any kind of political violence, yes, for criminal activity, but very much draw the line as say they did on january 6th. this is personal to him, i think, in part of his sort of -- call it a public service in the first place. >> how confident are you, harry, that the department of justice will get to the bottom of it? >> i'm pretty confident they'll get to the bottom. remember, this now buy fur indicates it. we have the whole secret service mess. that will be under the department of homeland security. there will be congressional investigations what happened with this young man. i agree with marisa, but we've seen around here more of a

el procurador de los estados unidos, mary garland, dijo que ambos hombres enfrentan mÚltiples cargosredes letales para producir y traficar. el fentanilo. el mayo guzmÁn se suma tambiÉn a una lista cada vez mayor de narcotraficantes que se encuentran en estos momentos arrestados aquÍ en suelo estadounidense y a quienes se les seÑala como ser los responsables de crear una de las mayores crisis de drogas aquÍ en los estados unidos, especialmente con la producciÓn del fentanilo, que estÁ daÑando seriamente a la juventud de este paÍs. las autoridades en estos momentos no han especificado a dÓnde fueron trasladados estos presuntos narcotraficantes y lÍderes del cÁrtel de sinaloa y por supuesto, nosotros estaremos informÁndoles estamos siguiendo los detalles de a dÓnde fueron transformados para dar mÁs detalles sobre estos arrestos que estÁn causando verdaderamente bastante sorpresa aquÍ en los estados unidos. >> julio sÍ, es una noticia en desarrollo, paco. asÍ que la informaciÓn va surgiendo minuto a minuto. gracias. gracias por el reporte. el mayo zambada y joaquÍn guzmÁn lÓpez estÁn acu

that's just a day where you're gonna fully judy garland.h: oh, that's fantastic. will you have guests at your residency? >> yes. so every night there's going to be -- >> seth: every night a different person? >> all 18 shows we got 18 different special guests, we're talking pop stars, country stars, broadway stars. >> seth: that's great. and they're lined up? >> they are lined up -- well theres 14 are locked up, and four are about to fall into place. >> seth: i would love the invitation! [ laughter ] >> what do you want to sing? >> seth: i don't know. that one -- that song you do where that really sad one. that sad one. >> yeah. >> seth: but this is something very cool and not a joke. everyone in the audience tonight will be receiving a ticket to one of your shows -- >> to the palace. come to the show. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: courtesy of mr. ben platt. [ cheers and applause ] >> we love it. >> seth: which is a very, very generous and cool thing. thank you. you mentioned -- you mentioned you're getting married to noah. >> yes, we're

. >> here the bet that nancy mayor garland -- merricku( garland, they shut don one of the top advocatestrump and they wantf e campaign. do you see what is right here? never shut us down. !+[screaming] the american peoplewhen their v, change happens and it will only get bigger. my message is only going to get bigger. the platform is only going to get bigger. if we do not stop things right here and right now it is going to continue so we have to [inau] >> was on a destroyer for four years in the navy. our prisons are run very well. i'm prepared to domentally, phy, everything. i do it with gratitude. steve bannon [inaudible] it is so imptahat th have never done before, if they think it is that big a deal i will do it gladly. i served in the navy. i've done the crti am prepared d physically to go. but these people are in power. if we going to prison empowers these people, i will do it every >> [inaudible] [shouting] one reporter wants to know how i will be heard every day and it is through yellow. -- it is tough you. [screaming] are a populist [inaudible] steve bannon is going to prison in

what impact could garland nixon. what impact could the presidential race have on united states foreign policy? but a lot i would think. and could the outcome increase the chance of global conflicts? i'll be talking about that to colonel douglas macgregor, and we will ask what impact the international court of justice's ruling last week against israel may have on the ongoing conflict in gaza? all of that coming up, plus plenty of discussion and contrary opinion. i hope with my panellists , tom buick. but panellists, tom buick. but first, an update on the latest . news. >> good evening. i'm ray addison in the gb newsroom. our top stories tonight. protesters gathered outside downing street demonstrating against the reported arrest of tommy robinson have now moved on to scotland yard. his supporters say he was arrested under anti—terror laws, comes after a complaint was made after a film was allegedly shown at a central london rally yesterday, in breach of a high court order. two men in their 20s have died after a two se

merrick garland went down this road. he decided because donald trump is running for president against president biden and merrick garland is president biden's attorney general, he decided there had to be a special counsel in this case. now the case has been investigated, the allegations have been made, the evidence is out there. you could argue that it wouldn't be improper, wouldn't be inappropriate for the justice department to simply pursue this case through a different venue without the special counsel. in the interest of justice. we'll have to see what the justice department decides to do here. as soon as i get off camera, i'm going to be calling and asking folks if that's a possibility. >> stay with me on camera for a bit longer. i want to ask chuck about that specific issue. what is the process or what could the process be for doj to refile this indictment once a judge has decided that this case should be dismissed? >> so technically -- well, ken, of course, is right. technically the department of justice could dis

purview of merrick garland has to be independent. you have to follow the appointments clause. they have to be selected and on the hush money thing, michael cohen, angela, that's not that's not an accusation. it's a fact i was in court. he was sitting there and he was on the doj and he had no business sitting in state court. would president trump he was put in there to make sure that case went as planned under merrick garland. the truth is, if and when we when we are going to hell i have to be transparent with america. we are going to have to make sure that people are appointed special counsel the correct way, and that we do so with the american people. i agree with you, the american or can people need to trust our system no matter who's on that side? and they have to trust that we believe in the constitution we're going to uphold it. and i think at the end of the day, you can criticize judges cannon and a lot of people do. but she's looking at the constitution much like the supreme court did in the fisher case. and much like the supreme court just stayed in the immunity case.

crooks also had images of former president trump, president biden, as well as attorney general garland and fbi director wray. authorities finding evidence the killer actively searched the date of trump's rally in butler. and today, a somber service just ten miles away from the site of the rally for fire chief corey comperatore, shot and killed saturday. thousands paying tribute to the beloved veteran, husband, and father. so many grieving today for the man who lost his life. sources telling abc news, crooks may have come to the site of the rally on july 7th, six days before the shooting. whit? >> whit: still so many questions about the true motive in this case. all right, pierre thomas, thank you.

attorney, merrick garland, state. this cannot be a democratic society.me philosophical, ideological views around politics. so a lot is going to have to be done going forward not just during this campaign but going forward, period, even with other former presidents and the current president. this country's going have to be a much more tightened security profile that works very, and closely, collaboratively, as much as they can with local authority, because your strength is only as strong as your weakest link. so i think it becomes apparent to all of us that it needs to be very differently done and you so director of secret service it's very much on point and he sounds truly committed, which i'm quite sure he is and i've worked with him over the year, they're a committed organization and i think you'll see some changes there. >> can the attorney general have been warning about politically-motivated vile, for a -- vil violence for a while. >> he told me he's seen a scary increase in violent threats against public officials over the last two years. take lach

the president invoked executive privilege over those tapes and garland said his hands were tied.fused at times during the interview and didn't remember specific dates. including when he was vice president. republicans hope the audio would prove more of what was seen at last month's debate in front of millions. that fight will continue in a courtroom. not in congress and a judge will decide whether republicans will get ahold of that tape after all. shannon? >> shannon: you a and i both know that final decision probably won't come until after the election in november. >> exactly. >> shannon: we know you are on it. david, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> shannon: back with whole package, marc thiessen, karl rove, josh carb hour and harold ford jr. as we await this press conference with president biden. i want to get something the "new york times" is reporting on the campaign is actually now testing kamala harris, vice president vs. former president trump. say this under siege from fellow democrats. president biden's campaign is quietly testing the strength of the vice president

momentarily as attorney general merrick garland believes he had every right and his team believes every right he could appoint jack smith as special counsel. we are going through this now. 93 pages. the printer is cracking up behind me. the bottom line is this documents case goes completely away for donald trump. there was a hearing that was originally scheduled for next week to talk more about this appointments issue. judge cannon issues this on the day of the beginning of the rnc. so right now donald trump still has one pending case against him in federal court that is here in washington, d.c. that is his alleged attempts to try to overturn the 2020 election. special counsel jack smith received a blow to that case just a couple of weeks ago with the supreme court. that seems to be somewhat delayed right now. but this is big news. no question that this case is completely dismissed. bill. >> dana: what's interesting is that you said 93-page ruling. i'm curious why it would take so many pages because she is not ruling on the merits of the case. she is ruling that the special counsel shou

another one of your favorite democrats, the democrat attorney general, merrick garland -- there is ainner. indicted and prosecuted me for criminal contempt of congress. here's what's weird about it, is something the democratic prosecutors refused to do against one of their own, including two guys with blood on their hands, eric holder and alejandra mayorkas, the great border sare. they've actually gotten people killed. for decades, for decades, the department of injustice right now, the department of justice policy stated -- hear me out on this. if congress left a subpoena on a senior white house advisor like me, the advisor's duty is to politely tell them to go pound sand. that's exactly what i did. so far we have two branches, legislative and executive. the judicial branch delivered the final blow. just as democrat judges did to donald john trump in his manhattan kangaroo court, another democrat judge, keep your eye on this guy. and obama appointee, they stripped me at every possible defense. they did not break. and they will ever breakdown from. they will never break donald trump.

debated a resolution from florida republican represented anna paulina luna that would hold merrick garland in inherent contempt for refusing to provide congress audiotapes of president biden's interview with special counsel robert mueller herr as part of the justice department's classified documents investigation. the resolution also called for the attorney general to be fined $10,000 each day he does not comply with the request. a final vote on the resolution is expected to occur before the end of the week. ms. luna: i yield myself as much time as i may consume.

garland said in a statement that the doj will not rest until those responsible for poisoning our communitiesh fentanyl are held accountable. >>> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu met with both president biden and vice president harris in d.c., one day after a polarizing speech before congress. on the agenda, the deadly war in gaza. later today, netanyahu travels to florida to meet with republican nominee donald trump at ar-a-lago. for the latest, let's turn to claudio lavanga who is following the story for us. how did those meetings go? >> reporter: good morning, frances. well, let's start with kamala harris. she said she had a frank and constructive meeting with prime minister benjamin netanyahu in which she emphasized the need to finalize those cease-fire and h hostage deals that were put on the table by president biden. she said in the first part of the deal, the israel military will lead from leave from popul areas. but she also expressed concerns about the humanitarian situation in gaza, and she confirmed that she supports the two-state solution. take a listen. >> it is time for

house republicans want to hold merrick garland in contempt of congress for refusing to hand over the biden hur tapes. will we ever get to see these tapes? i'll ask congressman russel fry. he's next. ♪ you can cashback 5% on travel purchased through chase with freedom unlimited and... buy better plane seats. switch to a king suite. or book a silent retreat. silent retreat! oh! hold up! earn big with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? (man 1) can you hear me now? can you hear me now? can you hear me now? (dj) can you hear me now? (runner) stay with me now! (teens) oooo! (woman 1) mírame ahora! (woman 2) get em now! (roger goodell) we're ready now! (woman 3) have fun! (fan) ooo, pinch me now! (woman 4) save me now! (toddler) let's go now! (woman 5) check me now! (toddler) catch me now! (gamer 1) cmon! (gamer 2) play me now! (toddler) okay, bye now! the moment i met him i knew he was my soulmate. "soulmates." soulmate! [giggles] why do you need me? [laughs sarcastically] but then we switched to t-mobile 5g home internet. and now his attention is spent elsewh

merrick garland you and i both felt merrick garland spent 24 years as a judge she had a good reputation glimmer of hope that he might do the job with integrity he has proven to be the most partisan the most lawless attorney general and our nation's history. you were right this administration i've said it a number of times, donald trump broke the democrat party. they hate him so much of their minds have been shattered and they have convinced themselves trump is adolf hitler and because trump is hitler anything, anything, anything is justified to stop him. you talked about these ridiculous of trials. in over 200 years we have never once indicted a president or former president and our entire country's history until this past year when the democrats have done so four times every one of these cases is number one and abuse of power because they hate donald trump but number two it is an assault on the american people it is an assault on democracy. got to set think sigmund freud is rolling over in his grave because the democrats engage in freudian projection on a level of never seen they beat

that includes positions like the attorney general merrick merrick garland, u.s. is check and balance is what the president gets to do, todd appear at the president gets to pick the person but the senate gets to him from the per. weapon here according to the judge canyon, not picked by the president but merrick garland and for attorney general and then spends millions and millions of dollars for full authority really of u.s. attorney or the attorney general but he was never picked by the president himself and never confirmed by the senate. under the constitution, it is simply not allowed! >> todd: looking ahead to come if jack smith's appointment under this federal florida documents case had the whole case dismissed, looking at the d.c. circuit, another federal court and bolting a federal case, of course, the january 6 case and doesn't buy low and system of judicial order, doesn't that case also need to be dismissed if we are following judge came in here? >> well, legally because the d.c. case is in a different district, the d.c. courts don't have to follow the de

the house judiciary committee is suing garland for the audio tapes of biden.he committee stressed that the audio could provide verbal and non-verbal context on biden's answers and that could be especially important as hur said part of the reason he didn't charge biden was that he came across as a, quote, sympathetic, well-meaning elderly man with a poor memory. speaker mike johnson with this. >> the audio tape will confirm what all of us know. the reason they've been hiding it is they didn't want us to see what we all saw on display last thursday night at that debate. the cat is out of the bag now. we need to make sure the audio tape matches the transcript they gave us. important responsibility we have. we won't let up and we went to court to force that subpoena and make the attorney general do his job. >> dagen: the attorney general held it up for political reasons. but this is in the national interest, congressman, is it not? >> that's right. the american people and committee and congress deserve to hear and see the verbal miscues and exactly what biden said