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>> i hope soif it is passed, ift start, we'll never happen at sta their bestrt, .ll right, jessica, there's no denying that restricting the second amendment is very popular with democrat voters. is thiulars play to the white house? >> it definitely feels likewings our waiting in the wings moment right now is supportinmot?g georgia, as it should be. but he's spoken as much national attention as possible. but it is also something tha trgiz not only energize voters, but something that a lot peoplefor,a want. >> when you look at what he's going for. and we should note thand we shon ,it's very unlikely something like this could happen in it33s 33 other states to do it. but he is talking about things that are popular tha with 90% ou the population, like stricter background checks or waiting guriode waitins before you can r guns. >> and i think that it's anns importan, and t is ant conversae having, and i think it's very smart and strategic, obviously, ofand stra the california govero be doing it. >> okay. you know, katy , i have a lot of friends in texas and in southern

indic but as somebody who handled classified information, ifte ish you have classified information where should not be, the answer is to immediatelsified i y return it. now, everyone should be held to the same standard. but, you know, it just you have to you have to button this stuff down from the very beginning, both parties. unfortunately, the law doesn't apply to both parties the samemd . ari and ben. great analysis. thank you. now, ben mentioned a moment agbw orties a counsel, jack smith, spoke earlier today for the first time since tha t indictment wasmith announced. >> here's a part of it. adherenc e to the rule of law is a bedrock principle of the department of justice. and our nation's commitment to the rule of law setle of las an example for the world.wo we have one set of laws in this country and they apply to everyone. it's very important for meimport to note that the defendants in this casane must be presumednote innocent until proven guiltysumn beyond a reasonable doubt inlt a court of lawy beyo. to that end, my office will seek a speedy trial in this matter consistent with

professor dershowitz, ift to b s turns out to be true with the republicans, be right to impeach merrick garland, it's a hard sell because impeachment requires a crime. >> it requiresrequires crime pe and perjury requires a specific intent. i'e to tryd rather move to try r out the truth first rather than trying to prosecute merrick, the two said he had authority that he knew he didn't have and wouldn't w give him the authority, the special counsel status he asked for. is that enough to raise bar for you? >> i think so, because h ie thia doesn'use het. he has the authority. garland has the authority. >> exactly. so any claim that you hade more power as a as a you know, as an attorney, that's not truee . >> but there may have beene been underlings that undercut his. all right. i'm not prepared to go to perjury. i'm prepared i', however, to say we must have hearings. and you can't allot haw this plg bargain to go forward. >> i got to roll out thesen to,f that's all true. should he be impeached? last word greg jarrett b. >> if he knowingly i and intentionally lied, then garland should be imp

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. >> and he's doing fine.he whi ifte a doctor didn't see him on the white house is negligent ,he's 80 years old.nter that hip coulds. be in splinters . >> this is nothing more than rank politics and pride. apparewhich apparently comes beu and after a fall. lint >> joining us now is mark penn, former clinton adviser and pollster and stegall ceo, and michael shellenberge r, >> public substract co-founder. mark, despite the ovalaupite sph un tonight and the talk of unity,eo what i outlined in the monologue is taking a toll on biden. >> wha e tht are the polls telling us ? well, the polls tellnumb us er e number of thingsll. first, to tell us his job>> secn rating is in the low 40s.mo second, most voters think that he shouldn't be running for president again. and that they think that age s really is a factor in their saying that he shouldn'te be running again. but bushouldn't and i've workedt with president clinton and others who have come back from numbers like this, e this this jobs report and this bipartisan deal could be the turning point for him.s prob it is probably absent the fall

we kno w i you know, you have to leave at some point, even ift you're bicoastal or whatever.ut it takesak a lot forfornians californians to say, i'm out of here. what shocks me is the fact that it seems to only be aboutthe the economecy as opposed to the crime and the denigration that's existing. >> what is your take on thisth poll and what it means? >> i think the polls accurate can be. it might be a little bit toobe o lo.w. first of all, the quality of life in california is horrible, except people like nancy pelosi, kamala harris, gavin newsom, the silicon elite is too expensive. >> inflation . and then you couple that, tammy, with the crime in san francisc o. re 18 of the biggest corporations are leaving down downtown san francisco. why? because they say there challenging conditionse allengin int time san francisco. i'll explain what that means. why? iife and the first time in my e the first time in my life, foy fox viewereverry to see it. bill, the suv, a criminal whammy, a police vehicle. not once, not twice, not three, four times. criminals are not afraid of the police.

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