that was harry miller. now, i'm going to go to my panel now.oing to reread that police statement. said, are statement. they said, we are aware circulating on aware of a video circulating on social media, which, as is often the case, only provides a very limited of the limited snapshot of the circumstance sources of this incident. and now, as i say, in the more recent statement, they've said that they have released girl without released the girl without charge. they said that they charge. so they said that they that that they this has led them to a decision to take no further action. so do you think, steven, that the police are out of control ? control? >> absolutely not. i don't. and i think that we actually need to look at this in the round. firstly, the seven police officers didn't turn up at her house. the young woman in was actually originally detained under a public order offence in the public in the city. the public area in the city. she'd a night out she'd been on for a night out and we also don't know whether the the police officer the

that's harry miller. fair cop. that's harry miller. good afternoon to you, harry.eo when you saw it ? do the police when you saw it? do the police have a point or does the teenager's mother have a point? i i was absolutely horrified , i i was absolutely horrified, absolutely horrified, picking up absolutely horrified, picking up a teenage girl from from the city centre is par for the coui'se. >> course. >> that's normal. teenagers get drunk, they're picked up, they're taken home. no offence there whatsoever. once they were there, once they were their there whatsoever. once they were there, address ay were their there whatsoever. once they were there, address and ere their there whatsoever. once they were there, address and the their there whatsoever. once they were there, address and the teenager home address and the teenager allegedly said , you know, are allegedly said, you know, are you a lesbian? you look like my nan. well, one, that's not an offence making a comparis in with your grandma is not an offence, the offence, but to even if the comment itself was was

. >> joining our discussion now, one of andrew weissmann in the harry litman, tanya miller, former fultonani willis. like andrew weissmann and harry litman, she is a former federal prosecutor. tanya miller, doesn't make sense to you now watch this process has been, beginning on january 3rd, fani willis's second day on the job, when the tape, the audio recording, became public, of donald trump's phone call to secretary of state brad raffensperger in georgia, asking for 11,000 votes and telling, we also know, an awful lot of lies to the secretary of state about the election that was conducted in his state. here we are two and a half years later. does that amount of time make sense to you in this investigation with a special grand jury that was first empaneled to hear all of this evidence and now finally landing on indictments at this point? >> absolutely, lawrence. i think you hit the nail right on the head. i mean, they were all these conversations about how long this investigation was taking, how all encompassing it was. look, the district attorney could have seen this case in multiple di

harris miller owned department store in westchester from 1948.f you walk around the back you can steer the ramp to the classic parking system on the roof. it's no longer parking lot on the roof. you can't park there and i sort of wish we could. here's a 1906 residence in arlington heights. it's the coolest keyhole window. the owner told me there's a twin of this house in another neighborhood for which i would have copied down the address. i wish i could run down there and check it out again. this is the palmer chrysler house and it would be right at home in palm springs. it's an amazing work which is consistent with palm springs mid-century legacy but you just don't l realize los angeles architects in the valley and it is almost a secret unless you live in the valley and they are now getting too snatched up and the start but i had no idea before i started this project. maybe there's a little bit of the valley in palm springs. brutalism. theut places featured in the bok are a small fraction of the survey sites and survey l.a. so if you are out the

think harry miller, a former police officer from humberside , was officer from humberside, was investigatedver a limerick that he shared on twitter. a cohesion officer informed harry that although he hadnt informed harry that although he hadn't broken any laws, he should not engage in political debate on twitter because some people don't like it . scottish people don't like it. scottish feminist marion miller was arrested after posting this picture of a suffragette ribbon which a trans activist on twitter complained was a violent hate crime because it could be perceived to be a noose. it's absolute nonsense to look at it. it looks like a suffragette fibbon it looks like a suffragette ribbon because that's what it is. but again, i suppose is. but then again, i suppose trans activists are used to identifying things as objects. they nothing like the they look nothing like the women's rights activist kayleigh j. keane, aka posey parker , j. keane, aka posey parker, posted a video about safeguarding children and was then questioned by police for being untoward about and their. you're supposed to

think harry miller, a former police officer from humberside , was officer from humberside, was investigatedver a limerick that he shared on twitter. a cohesion officer informed harry that although he hadnt informed harry that although he hadn't broken any laws, he should not engage in political debate on twitter because some people don't like it . scottish people don't like it. scottish feminist marion miller was arrested after posting this picture of a suffragette ribbon which a trans activist on twitter complained was a violent hate crime because it could be perceived to be a noose. it's absolute nonsense to look at it. it looks like a suffragette fibbon it looks like a suffragette ribbon because that's what it is. but again, i suppose is. but then again, i suppose trans activists are used to identifying things as objects. they nothing like the they look nothing like the women's rights activist kayleigh j. keane, aka posey parker , j. keane, aka posey parker, posted a video about safeguarding children and was then questioned by police for being untoward about and their. you're supposed to

now, we've had, for instance, from fair instance, harry miller from fair cop talking the cop on gb newse police are effectively criminal effectively like a criminal gang, breaking gang, that they were breaking into this breaking and entering and kidnapping what he and kidnapping is what he alleged west alleged there. now, the west yorkshire are saying yorkshire police are saying there information there is more information than than saying than we have. they're saying there's body cam footage, there's body cam footage, there's context this there's more context to this story know . and so it's story than we know. and so it's only right that we make that point is the claim point that that is the claim that making. that they are making. but cressida, that cressida, isn't it the case that given the level of concern that has been stirred as a result of this video, that if they do have some mitigating evidence , they some mitigating evidence, they should release it pretty sharpish ? sharpish? >> yeah. i mean, wouldn't you be on it immediately? it's just amazing. what are we now, like the third

now, we've had, for instance, from fair instance, harry miller from fair cop talking the cop on gb newse police are effectively criminal effectively like a criminal gang, breaking gang, that they were breaking into this breaking and entering and kidnapping what he and kidnapping is what he alleged west alleged there. now, the west yorkshire are saying yorkshire police are saying there information there is more information than than saying than we have. they're saying there's body cam footage, there's body cam footage, there's context this there's more context to this story know . and so it's story than we know. and so it's only right that we make that point is the claim point that that is the claim that making. that they are making. but cressida, that cressida, isn't it the case that given the level of concern that has been stirred as a result of this video, that if they do have some mitigating evidence , they some mitigating evidence, they should release it pretty sharpish ? sharpish? >> yeah. i mean, wouldn't you be on it immediately? it's just amazing. what are we now, like the third

. >> krista, what's interesting about this is that you know, we had harry miller from fair cop on the show talking about how this was effectively breaking and entering. this was effectively kidnap on the on the base of the police. now, the police are saying that there's more to this story than we know. they're there's body they're saying that there's body cam further cam footage. there's further context if context that changes. but if that's the case, they really should that information, should release that information, shouldn't should release that information, shoyeah, they should at least >> yeah, they should at least get a social manager. get a new social media manager. >> it's been like, >> yeah. i mean, it's been like, >> yeah. i mean, now?een like, >> yeah. i mean, it's been like, >> yeah. i mean, now? where's what, 2 or 3 days now? where's the footage? guys? show us what you've got. yeah, mean, it's you've got. yeah, i mean, it's appalling. also, don't appalling. and also, don't you think you're police, think if you're in the police, you should strong enough to you should be s

. >> krista, what's interesting about this is that you know, we had harry miller from fair cop on the show talking about how this was effectively breaking and entering. this was effectively kidnap on the on the base of the police. now, the police are saying that there's more to this story than we know. they're there's body they're saying that there's body cam further cam footage. there's further context if context that changes. but if that's the case, they really should that information, should release that information, shouldn't should release that information, shoyeah, they should at least >> yeah, they should at least get a social manager. get a new social media manager. >> it's been like, >> yeah. i mean, it's been like, what, or days now? where's what, 2 or 3 days now? where's the footage? guys? show us what you've got. mean, it's you've got. yeah, i mean, it's appalling. also, don't you appalling. and also, don't you think you're police, think if you're in the police, you should strong enough to you should be strong enough to take a teenager? that take a cheeky teenager? if that

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with symone sanders-townsend, former spokeswoman for vice president harris and host of the symone on msnbc and peacock, and tim miller, former communications director for jeb bush. tim, you know the republicans like to call themselves the party of law and order. at this point their front runner had to be told by a judge, do not commit anymore crimes. republicans are making a choice by standing by this guy. if it backfires in the general election, won't that be on them, an indictment on republicans for choosing him? >> yes. i think it's line order for the but not for me kind of situation here. we're talking about certain times of criminals talking about law and order, wink wink, i don't think we're talking about republican white collar white guys who are trying to do insurrections. that's not what they mean when they talk about law and order. i think this definitely has ramifications, political consequences. you're leading republicans talking about defunding the police now, the federal police, the doj, the fbi, wanting to dismantle them. this is the kind of stuff that is playing very well in the republican echo chambe

it was the following summer that the plague entered play give them hell harry was performed and there wasmi a book by admiral miller plain speaking that at least in popular terms caused americans tofa reflect on the fact that this guy was a much better president than people thought, especially because both of those things happen the sum of the watergate senate hearings and people were saying you know, truman had certain qualities that maybe nixon does not. and at the same he didn't need one more year and get to see that. any other questions? >> i'm wondering if you can offer some reflections on whether the founders erred by dividing the vice presidency? so many vice presidents have committed office without adequate reparation, and as we're seeing right now as mike pence resist the subpoena on the grounds that he was a member of the legislature at the time of january 6th, which he technically was because he's president of the senate but also a member of the executive branch, it seems that the founders didn't give aof lot of thought to the role vice president and in light of how many have come into the office, i wond

harris. and of course host of the show simone on msnbc and peacock. and tim miller is here, contributor to the bulwark. former communications director for jeb bush and author of the book why we did it. tim, let's talk about donald trump's lead. it was the new york times pulling him around 44%. that is still really big. but it suggests that there is a slight drop off. do you think there is going to be an opening here? >> boy. the slightest of drop offs. we are cutting thin steph. i couldn't be on symone's shows last week and i was in iowa following these guys around. and i've got to tell you, the question is if not trump, who? his number is weakening a little bit. but a strong second person is not emerging. the rhonda santa's event i want to intimates very sad. reminiscent of some of the kind of a death rattle campaign events. unfortunately i also have a campaign sign up a few times. javon jon huntsman and others. so when you see vaughn rock-bottom a swami. he's a 38-year-old hindu man with no past political experience. it's hard to see him overtaking donald trump. t

. >> all right, harry lippman, thank you very much for coming on to the saturday show. joining me now, tim miller, msnbc political analyst, writer at large, and author of why we did it, a travelog from the republican road to hell. and -- and republican strategist. thank you both very much for coming to the show. tim, trump is headed to the iowa state flare with nine florida republicans who endorsed him over governor desantis. what do you think of the strategy to divert attention from desantis's visit? >> i mean, i think trump is alpha desantis right now. when it comes to trump, i like waking up on the saturday morning hearing harry talking about him going to jail. that's what i prefer to talk about. but ron desantis, i think he was riding high last winter, coming off of winning midterm. he seemed like a winner, like trump's candidate seemed like losers, desantis's strength was pitching himself as the new strongman, to go after the media, or go after migrants, whatever it was. but on the campaign trail, he struggled to do that. and trump has really been, you know, the alpha dog in this primary. an

conversation tim miller, former communications director for jeb bush, former republican congressman david jolly and simone sanders townsend, former chief spokesperson for former president harris and host of simone on peacock and msnbc. tim, i've got to get your reaction to what we saw tonight because you have talked about something before that trump is the king of projection and every alleged crime, mishandling documents, these are the crimes he was saying democrats have been doing, namely hillary clinton over the last six years. and the only person we are seeing charged in the grand total of all of this is the last president of the united states. >> after the election it was the maga republicans under trump's direction, allegedly, who were trying to look into some of the machines in cobb county in georgia. i think there's a long line of times where the accusations trump made were in fact confessions, things he was actually doing, whatever either assumed or wish casted the other side he was doing but he was actually guilty of. another i think is worth mentioning a lot of times there's a fatalistic assessment of what's happening in our politics, but what happened in georgia i