eye specialist and to see bridget's before and after photos. >> jesse: james comey call your office. pointed a russian asset to run the russia investigation. not only did comey's hand picked russia asset run the trump-russia investigation he also ran the dnc server hack investigation. has anybody heard from james comey? the story broke 24 hours ago. where is he? is he still wandering in the woods somewhere he? signed a multi million dollars book deal after being run out of town his russia investigation turned out to be a total hoax and now we find out there were more fbi agents colluding with russians than trump officials? not only that, there were more fbi agents who doctored evidence than trump officials. there were more fbi agents that took cash bribes than trump officials. this fbi agent, charlie mcgonegal, red charlie, was put in charge of cyber crimes and counterintelligence out of a new york office. new york office that is a top perch. and is he a double agent? comey put a russian double agent in charge of investigating our people? and he can't be found for comment? not a singl

that's james comey. jiat's james comey. jim , you will be investigating you both.m , jim jordan, the both ofthb you will be investigating beenwhether the fbi has been politicized and whether the doj has been weaponizes. s no >> what do you see so far ?at's well, it's not a question of whether that's happened. it has, because we've had nowlan dozens of fbi agents come to usu taking whistleblower status, talking about how political things have becomew ings h. and we step back and look at the big picture. we had a department of justice that treated moms and dadsist.. terrorists use the patriot act. and we actually got the fbi that paid twitter three million dollars for one , not two, but three million dollars to censor conservative viewpoints on our platform. and then, of course, you got what we've seen happen across agai we've seen happen across agencies where it's been weaponizes against the ver peope people they're supposed to serve. the department of homeland triedt upsecurity tried to setp a disinformation governance board as if some federal agencyd should tell t

he's also previously represented james comey. he knows a lot of these people. he is quite an investigator himself. he also in full disclosure is my former boss when i practiced law. welcome back, david. >> thanks, ari. good to see you. >> good to see you. we laid out some of how we got here. your view on this appointment and then in addition the odd and specific pattern of designating trump vets for these jobs. >> look, i think the primary focus of attorney general garland as it was for jim comey was to be bend over backwards to be completely transparent. to do the right thing and be transparent and i think in this case with attorney general garland, not only was he trying to be transparent and do the right thing, what was in the public interest by having somebody impartial was to maybe put icing on the cake to ensure that there is no criticism. the reality is, you're not going to find in this environment somebody who is not going to be criticized. the question is, i think, whether or not the criticism is reasonable. and you're never going to be able to elimina

here now with the very latest on those investigations, house oversight committee chairman james comey. congressman, let's start with what we now know. it's not one location. it's now for location. your reaction? well, this just shows how irresponsible the president is . it shows that they haven't been truthful. the only reason we know about these documents is because of investigative reporting. at cbs, someone leaked to cbs that joe biden had these documents. now, that in itself should be part of the investigation because we don't know who had access to these documents. and for the democrats to go on national television and say ,well, the president did the right thing, he immediately turned them over november the 2nd. why did we not find out about it until 60 plus days? later? and then we only found out about it because of an investigative report. it wasn't because they stood up at the press conference and said they had done this. we would never know about this. we don't know that there were only five documents initially just because joe biden's personal attorneys who , by the way, do

who put asset in charge it was james comey fired trump otrump raush probe kicked off. hink comey knows he appointed a russian asset to investigate russian assets. maybe that's why they never found any collusion they were the ones colluding. comey's brother charlie started russia hoax. mcgonegal one of the first agents to target george papadopoulos over his role in 2016. he continued to peddle in lies pushed by the clinton campaign while he was cashing russian checks. and guess who was the fbi point man for the dnc hack? it was red charlie. comey's number one draft pick. and mcgonegal wasn't the only deep state insider trying to protect russian oligarchs. is durham going to look into this remember durham? comey making a russian asset investigate the dnc hack and russia collusion? wow! mike pompeo is the former secretary of state and author of the new book "never give an inch." fighting for the america i love. we're going to get to the book in a second, mike. call you mike. >> you must. >> jesse: this is nuts. comey put the russia asset in charge of the dnc hack and russi

but nonetheless, if this is handled with the special counsel here handles the matter the way james comey did, there will be political ramifications which is why i think he can hopefully learn from the mistakes of james comey. >> susan, we heard a little while ago from the oversight committee basically saying there is a double standard in his mind between the treatment of president biden and former president trump. jamie raskin says there is a double standard but the opposite kind. listen. >> it's a bit disturbing to me. people are saying there was no problem with donald trump did which was to defiantly reject any cooperation in turning over hundreds of classified documents are upset about president biden's voluntary and rapid turnover of a handful of documents that they found. >> does he have a point, susan, in terms of what republicans are saying now versus several months ago? >> sure. i mean, you need to be consistent on these things. if republicans didn't think this was a big deal with trump, how do they argue a particular fight? democrats face the same standards. if they said this is

explain to me, richard, if it was such a big deal, why in july of 2016 when james comey laid out all of hillary's top secret classified information, e-mail chains on her server. now that we know we never found the 33,000 e-mails that she deleted with bleach pit or the devices destroyed with hammers or the sim cards removed. no reasonable prosecutor would prosecute in that case. then we have the mar a-lago raid. we have three instances, four separate location of top secret documents with biden. as a democrat, can you be intellectually honest enough to admit there's a double standard? >> well, first of all, you're mixing a lot of different stories together. >> sean: they are all the same about three different people with top secret classified information and the treatment of the three. focus. you can keep up. >> you're right. i am keeping up. you're right. they're three different people. let's start with three different individuals. in the case of hillary clinton, seven days before the general election james comey comes out and says there are more e-mails indicating there might be some

james comey wants to see visitor logs from the wilmington residents to determine how the documents got there and he might have had a test to the classified material. five additional pages of documents were found at the home last week. >>> at least 30 people were killed in a russian missile strike that there are children among the victims there. president zelenskyy condemned the russian people for what he called their coward the science after the attack. 30 years on the run. being treated at a private clinic . one of the bosses of sicily's mafia even while he was a fugitive. police say he is responsible for dozens of mafia -related murders. here is a look at some of our bay area bridges on this first alert weather day. traffic is lighter than normal since it is a national holiday. the most recent round of rain could bring more flooding and mudslides to hard-hit communities. right now, there are new floods and evacuation warnings near bloomfield avenue near highway 25 and 152. two levees broke in. personal items, pets, documents , meds. county officials are urging residents to sign up fo

you has theid james comey, the d of the oversight committee, on just a few minutes ago.tryou hehar on is going to drill downo this thing and get to the veryks rock bottom of it, because there are key questions that have to be asked fore to exampln why did the biden center at the university of pennsylvania, where there was a stash of classified documents, receive indirectly all of these fundsll from china? right. chinpea gave money to the university of pennsylvania and then money fromts the university of pennsylvania f starts flowing into the pockets ofe pocket joe joe and the bide. what was going on there? whatever it was, it is shadys as all get out. subpoen and i'm convinced that onceas enough subpoenas are issued, once enougued, h investigations launched, we are going to find is going to shock people. >> no doubt about that. somali activist chuck todd put on his i'm a i'm a journalist for a while. >> watch this. senator , do you have a crime hn that you think unabiding committed? because i've yet to ser bidee ay explain it is not a crime to make money off your last name. >> so, chu

that would be james comey, according to john solomon, who will join us in just a moment. coma is now planning to extend his committee's critical investigatiol n into joe biden and his family's lucrative employment at penn biden center that mysteriously coincided with upends lucrative relationship with the communis t party of china during biden's employment at loop in tendste and tens of millions of dollars, we believe. sixty seven up to date fromersiy china pouring into.t the university at the very same time, hunter biden wasit the beneficiary of a very lucrative deal with a chinese energy company. and can you believe it.?at biden's private office upend the biden center made possible. by the communist party of tha china. you can't make that up. thatou is exactly whereed top secret classified obama era documents turned up.mplete but years later, we have full, complete details. grea at specificity. breaking news coming up now. tonight, we are witnessing a white house in full crisis mode. they are panicking in the westk wing tonight. biden visibly shaken after the appointmen

james comey did a legal pirouette and said so prosecutor would bring such a case.ry prosecutor in america would have loved such an easy case. >> sean: thank you both. more big news tonight. biden's right-hand man ron klain will be leaving the white house. the timing is perfect. biden's brain is leaving and his former covid czar jeff zients will replace him. the guy that oversaw biden's dark winter of severe illness and death will be running the administration. god help us. zients is a champion ever vaccine mandates and covid boosters even though the latest variants don't show they work at all. the mandates made us left safe. my next guest is pushing to reinitate all of the military members who were fired from joe biden's vaccine mandate. texas senator ted cruz, please get them their jobs back and the back pay they deserve. >> amen. we had a victory last month when we repealed joe biden's abusive vaccine mandate in the military. joe biden fired thousands of soldiers and air men and marines and the coastguard. it was abusive and wrong. we forced biden to sign this in

democrats and they've completely ignored the fact and classified documents of things related and james comeyxonerated her and with president biden now this is serious business and certainly those of us in the senate, those of us in congress, we have to go down to a secure location to view documents that are tightly controlled and basically like a light ray system. you check -- library system, you check them out and check them in. it's controlled fakes the contre house and how president bind took them out of the white house and let's face it, his interview with scott in 60 minutes you talked about and couldn't understand how it could happen and how could anyone be this irresponsible with president trump. i wonder if it's possible. rachel: hunter biden on the forefront of the joe biden scandal and what's in the relation to that and also this is a family that has very close ties with the chinese. i mean, they shared hunter biden and joe biden shared an office with the chinese energy executive that had ties to the economist chinese government so what do we make of all this and could it be connec

chris ray is now the fbi director james comey was at their boss rod rosenstein work with them in the justice department. rob too work for rod rosenstein at the us attorney's office in maryland when rosenstein was th us attorney. rob her went to work for chris ray in private practice twice rob her work for robert rosenstein has the number two t rod rosenstein when he was the deputy attorney general it was rob her who manage them mall or probe the russian collusion hoax . >> so what is it that telis doe it tell us that he can't be fair ? you won't be fair was it 6 degrees separation quinn since ? it's to be determined. had his hands and a lot of scandals involving trump he's been involved with a lot of people who have been out to get trump. we'll see what happens with a special counsel probe it's interesting that attorney general america garland immediately turned to rob her a a special counsel he needed a lifeline. we will see what happens. >> in as you might imagine msnb they are not too thrilled by this appointment hears former u attorney harry litman i don't think it was necessary

james comey, john brennan now at msnbc, can't tell the difference in him and keith oberman.bc and peter strzok gets book deals. these people now, when you hear them on of it, no way could they have been impartial when we hear what is going on now, he says one should be prosecuted and one should not, again, biassed. >> todd: the word consent, the law doesn't care you consented, the law cares that you committed the crime, it is irrelevant. our own meteorologist adam klotz recovering after being beaten in the new york city subway system. mayor adams wants to protect his image, he is ufrn laing taxpayer paid newsletter. this will cost $75,000. instead of fixing the issues leading to negative media coverage, adams wants to control the media. >> joe: why does eric adams get negative numbers? numbers are easy to talk about, you can't spin a number. i guess you can, but this is pretty definitive. major crime rose 22% in 2022 in new york city compared to 2021, also a horrific year and over 2020, eric adams' record is something if being reported on as not doing a good job when it come

i talked to james comey. he said we will look at this. we want to find out what is going on.gress will keep a close eye to make sure that trump and bind are treated the same way with this same issue. >> tucker: greg, does this tie merrick garland's hands in your views? >> oh, i think it does. the entire dispute with trump over documents should have been handled civilly. bring a motion and don't threaten criminal charges here. merrick garland will be very hard pressed to bring any criminal charges against trump. he will try to claim perhaps he didn't cooperate enough. well, he didn't cooperate because he was following the bill clinton standard which the department of justice set. they went to federal court and said a former president has complete and unfettered discretion to keep whatever he wants. that was the standard until suddenly overnight merrick garland oh, with the exception of donald trump. well, read the presidential records act. there is plenty of latitude and discretion there to give trump authority over control and maintaining whatever documents he wants. it will

james comey are made the request in a letter to the white house chief of staff. the white house said on saturday that lawyers had discovered more classified material at biden's home than previously announced. the prime minister from japan has declined to say if his government will join sweeping -- over the weekend he said he would deal with the semiconductor trade responsibly. washington began limiting chip exports to china in october. nepalese authorities say at least 60 people were killed when a yeti airlines flight crashed on sunday. the twin engine turboprop take off -- took off from kathmandu. aviation authorities say the weather was clear and there was no distress call before the crash. 15 foreigners were among those on board. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am vonnie quinn. shery: as president biden praises japan's military spending increase, when asked what that means for china and the regional balance of power. we discussed market opportunities as

he worked with rod rosenstein, james comey, he was the u.s. attorney in maryland.replaced rod rosenstein there. this is the same rob hur who was the number one to rod rosenstein when they were running the russian collusion investigation. the russian hoax investigation. so you have to ask about rob hur. did he know that this russian collusion investigation was a complete hoax and go along with it or was he just duped? and either way is not a good sign for this investigation now. >> jesse: so the guy's resume and pedigree doesn't inspire confidence. what about biden himself? if he is now trying to shut down the penn biden center suspiciously right as the republicans take the house, doesn't that tell you something's going on at the penn biden center? because we have found clear evidence already of a pay for play scheme. we laid it out last night. i mean, is this something that the republicans should look into? >> so, i don't know if they were sending high-priced attorneys, his personal high priced attorneys to go close down the penn biden center. that sounds pretty fi

lawsuit against hillary clinton and multiple other trump critics, including former fbi director james comeyover what they alleged was a political conspiracy in the 2016 election. one day later, on friday, trump dropped a lawsuit against new york attorney letitia james, who is suing the trump organization for fraud. about 1500 faculty members at the university of illinois chicago have ended a four-day strike after winning a tentative agreement on a new contract. if union members approve the deal, it will boost minimum salaries for the lowest-paid faculty members to $60,000 a year and will see the university commit to providing free mental health assessments for struggling students. in georgia, hundreds of protesters marched through downtown atlanta saturday to demand justice for an activist killed by police earlier in the week. manuel teran, who went by the name tortuguita, was shot dead by a swat team on wednesday as officers violently raided an encampment of protesters opposed to cop city, a proposed $90 million police training facility in a public forest. protesters are demanding an indep

that's what james comey investigated hillary clinton for regarding her e-mail server.re was no prosecution of her. when someone learned they have sensitive materials, they have to promptly report this. and indications are that's with what biden's team did. they promptly reported to the national archives. sto based on what we know now, this is not a criminal case. >> and so some of the other questions, i guess, that could or should be answered are who had access to those materials, depending on the classification levels, but on where they were and who had access to those materials. >> right, exactly. we don't know that. they have not told us who did the packing of the boxes or don't know for sure when they were transferred to where they were found. we don't know what other materials were in the boxes that they found. and we don't know who had access to the physical space around them. this is not like mar-a-lago where they have hundreds of members coming and going all the day for dinner and other activities. this is a private home. but that's what the republicans are foc

james comey, it is here. and former police chief carmen best.erica need to see this video tonight? do we? >> for too long, black voices were not heard or believed. and you pointed out that initial statement from the police department. and we've seen other statements. they talk about an encounter, two encounters. it's a really sanitized version of the events that we actually saw transparent -- transpire in front of our eyes. >> juries want to see what happened, they want to attach to the narrative of what actually happen. remember in the trial of derek chauvin, one of the prosecutors, believe your eyes. that's why you have to see the video. for too long, we were told not, enough narratives weren't enough, people need to see the evidence. >> you agree with that, charles? >> i do. i think that we've had a lot of conversation about the speed in which this was handled and you and i have talked about it. >> last nights, right. here >> and one of the things that i said was true which was that it was so bad that that caused them to move even faster. but

james comey hired a russian spy to run the russia investigation. and the dnc server hack.n comey ran off to hide in the woods. our intel is a mess. they don't lift a finger until they are taking down a republican. chinese spies, no big deal. russian double agents? building a case to take down the president, silence. chair of evan tell lying and leaking to finish off trump? just another day in congress. where's the press? this should be front page news. but a lot of america's reporters are being played by intel. the cia is using them as its personal publicist. it's been happening since vietnam. listen to a former cia analyst, frank snepp blow the whole thing up. >> one of my jobs was that of analyst. i also was interrogator and indeed briefed the press. when we, the cia, wanted to circulate disinformation on a particular issue, we would pick out a journalist. i would go do the briefing and hope that he would put the information in print. >> what was your percentage of success? >> we were pretty successful in planting information of a rather rare-a-fied nature. ordinarily or

great commonwealth of kentucky, republican congressman, chairman of house oversight committee, james comey welcome. >> thank you. kennedy: myriad of outstanding questions that we have got here, what is the first one you would like answered? >> we want to know what level of documents, that the president had in storage around. we want to know if there are more? who had access to the documents? and more important, who the lawyers are that are working privately for the president of united states, that do not have security clearance. they are still allowed apparently to ru rummage around the house looking for additional documents even after a special counsel has been announced. i believe that majority of americans are with us in question for information with respect to this. kennedy: i think -- you know we've been talking a lot about independent voters in this country. people not affiliated with either of two major parties, i think there are a lot of people out there who would like uniformity in terms of if we know who is going to see the president, no matter where it is, is there anything that

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director james comey said that hillary clinton hadn't cleared. it essentially requires mr.iden's conduct to walk up to the line of intentionally retaining the documents. the other part of that provision that could hypothetically be in play prohibits knowing such documents have been improperly removed and failing "to make a prompt report of such steps or destruction to his superior officer." it goes on from there, but if you want to read more about the rules, the federal code when it comes to how papers are stored, particularly classified documents, find it on the "washington post." independent line, ruth in indiana. caller: hello. host: you're on. go ahead. caller: yeah, i'm just getting sick of the coverage. i think there's a total difference between the way biden has handled it and the way trump handled it. there are thousands of documents out there. i'm so glad we finally have an adult in the white house. i'd be very prized if he tried to hide things or this is something going on. i think that the archives should better handle all the documents that are being released to

suit against nearly three dozen of his perceived political enemies, including hillary clinton, james comey. the judge not holding back, calling the case inadequate saying it should never have been brought and, quote, no reasonable lawyer would have filed it. this may come as a surprise for the former president who's been known to work the courts since his days in real estate. >> i have used the laws of this country just like the greatest people that you read about every day in business have used the laws of this country, the chapter laws, to do a great job for my company, for myself, for my employee, for my family, et cetera. >> the judge calling trump, quote, a master mind of strategic abuse of the judicial process and he cannot be seen as a litigant blindly following the advice of a lawyer, he knew full well the impact of his actions. trump and the attorney in this case have been ordered to pay nearly $940 million. it's remarkable. this is something that's rare for trump for him to face some kind of consequence like this. you've seen how he's wielded the courts in his new york days when

experience federal prosecutors, team railed sir, and david hard at his counsel to fbi director james comeyew weissmann, former fbi and general counsel, former chief of the criminal division and eastern district of new york, has a professional practice at nyu law school, and also neil catio, former acting attorney general, they are both msnbc political analysts. we will discuss the biden documents case in a, moment but i want to begin with what is developing in georgia, the special grand jury has completed their work, andrew weissmann, what are you expecting to happen next in that case? >> so, i'm gonna be in the prediction business, because it really, to me, feels like this is it. and i know people have waited a long time, people who are thinking it is taking far too, long to hold former president trump to account, it's inconceivable to me but this is going to lead to criminal charges, against the former president, a connection with the fake electors scheme in georgia, it's important to note that the special grand jury that you talked about, lawrence, has to make a fining based on probable

and also, you had people like james baker, former top deputy counsel at twitter, he worked under james comeylike msnbc and cnn. >> as we talked about before the fbi has always done that kind of thing but never before with big media giants like they did this time, like they did in 2017 and in spades in 2021 and so that is what is so new and so dangerous in a way. elizabeth: sol, you and i we talked about it, we have not let trump off the hook for some of the things he has done when he crossed the line. certainly about the mar-a-lago classified document problem. it is just feels like, when a journalist is emotionally attached to the story, they shouldn't be on the story. they should move off the story. >> well, again, look at the way that matt taibbi has been attacked. everybody who has reported on these twitter files. why wouldn't you want to know? why wouldn't anybody want to know this? don't you want to know the kind of documents that, that vice president biden kept? i mean everybody should want to know that just like they want to know about president trump. elizabeth: got it. sol wisenberg

and the attitude was, this is a chance to get her, and what at least it felt like to me was that james comeyout from an election and three days out from an election, felt like he needed to act in a way that ultimately was political. this is james comer and he's the chairman of the oversight committee. let me let you listen to what he's said about his. >> we don't know exactly what trump has versus what biden has. at the end of the day, my biggest concern isn't the classified documents to be honest with you. my concern is how there's such a discrepancy in how former president trump was treated. >> we do know what trump has. we know a lot of what trump has. we do not know what biden has. at least he's being honest. his concern is there's a discrepancy in how former president trump was treated. this is all about revenge for the search of mar-a-lago, the end. >> i'm hardly joyce vance, i actually graduated from law school, but don't know much about it. there's an intent between absent mindedness and criminality. they're not two equal things. you know, intentionally doing something. i go back to

weeks and months ahead from biden, that simply means he knows it goes back to the hillary clinton james comeysident looking at the espionage act. they redefined it for hillary clinton and that just means under the espionage act he is clearly was grossly negligent in handling these classified documents, but they have to show he didn't try to harm the united states of america. they can just dismiss any criminal charges and not charge him because he didn't intentionally try to harm the u.s. that is the clinton standard and he knows he will get off scot-free but guess what? so will president trump. >> harris : so actually the chairman judiciary, jim jordan, dressed that too and so has comer, chairman of oversight and so to the third worst powerful in the house, the whip today, tom emery the problem is senate members are starting to be held at a different level and they signed a document according to a representative emirate that they cannot do it biden has done and it's one thing if he left the senate 50 minutes ago. but it has been 15 years. so why does he have papers for so long? we know he is

republicans will also say that he worked for james comey as well. those are some knocks on him.m my conversations, he is tough as nails. he is not that the kind of person you want to be on the other side of the table with. one of the colleagues recall the time in a deposition where the person forgot their story by the end of the deposition. he is just really, a really, really tough litigator. i think the white house should be concerned. i also think at the same time, you want to attack his integrity, you might have a hard time. he had the allies on both sides. a lot of republicans will vote for him. >> the reality, is democrats are not attacking the special counsel. congresswoman jayapal said today, yes, and i think he should be here. i think he should be investigating. i spoke to congressman omar. she said the same thing. i think the white house is doing what they're supposed to do, cooperating. you heard from democratic legislators about the importance of the special counsel. i think the democratic apparatus, the outside, the political arms, if you, will should be doing more t

at the time, james comey made his unprecedented public announcement in 2016, there was no bigger consumerhan "the new york times." they ran story after story on her emails in 2016, devoting two thirds of the great lady's front page to comey's announcement. that was followed up a few days later from another helpful piece for trump citing unnamed intelligence sources headlined investigating donald trump, fbi seized no clear link to russia. something that would later be proven untrue. all of this raises new questions as to how donald trump really won in 2016, and that's something philadelphia inquirer national opinion columnist will bunch explores in his latest column. will, thank you for being here. your piece is excellent. it raises one question immediately in my mind. should we be asking ourselves whether this former fbi leader out of new york might have been the source of that "new york times" story that there were no ties to russia? because it seems like he had ties to russia. >> absolutely, we should be asking that. you know, that second story you showed about the lack of, quote, clear

director james comey, how he read the statute about it. the legal handling of classified information. so remember all of this is when vice president biden has left office and these documents are then in the civilian joe biden's hands, not as vice president of the united states at that moment. and much like a former president, it is different as apples and oranges as far as numbers of documents so far we've been told and how they were handled as far as when they were found. but the fact that they were discovered before the mid-terms and then we get this revelation of these new discoveries after the mid-terms is kind of troubling. >> bill: found on the two of november as you point out. in the first location that the penn biden center right around the corner from where you work in washington, d.c., they removed at least twice we know of. people -- these were there. whether they checked -- whether they knew it was classified or went in the box, we don't know. we should know. i think it will take some time to know, however. do you know what the

. -- trump and his lawyers filed this truly ludicrous lawsuit against hillary clinton, james comey, and- had orchestrated, a quote, malicious conspiracy, and the trump campaign colluded with russia. -- with russia >> and then he proceeds to write a 65-page, scathing order, where he basically ignores every factual basis, which was backed up by indictments, by investigations, the mueller report, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera, not to mention durham, and all the testimony we heard there, we get dismissed. not only do we get dismissed -- he says that this is not the proper place for recourse, for donald trump. he has no legal ramifications. well, what is the proper place for him? >> that interview did not win team trump any points with the judge. yesterday, he sanctioned trump and his attorneys, ordering them to pay nearly 1 million bucks in court costs to the defendants. listen to this. the opening line -- should never have been brought. that's a relative high point for the ex president. trump often hides by hind the advice of his lawyers. but the judge found he is, quote, the mastermind

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>> neil: james comey, the chairman of the oversight committee, if you had a moving firm, dressed in pinstripe, that might be a different marketing point, but a lot of people asking why were lawyers involved, and potentially so many of them, as we try to get to the bottom of classified documents, three rounds reportedly tied to the president's home in delaware. this is right after he stepped down from the vice presidency in 2017. shannon bream joins us, and john yu, the former deputy assistant attorney general. shannon, to you first, where this goes, with the special counsel, because we have the oddity right now of two special counsels going after two different presidents at the same time. what do you think? >> yes. i mean, this is definitely one for the history books. so we have a former president who has announced he's going to try to seek the white house again. we've had a lot of buzz in washington the last few weeks that the biden administration, the current president, is getting ready and gearing up to make his own announcement, potentially announcing his own re-election within weeks. to

one issue for merrick garland is the issue that hit james comey and others who went to washington with well intended -- but this era of washington we're living in -- and i don't know if you noticed buck it's a doozy. they thought the old tools can be applied under this era. that's not always the case. what i'm saying to be as direct as possible, the law and facts are over here. the public confidence, the allowed or agreed upon respect and deference that goes to good faith efforts to do things fairly, that has blown up and changed in a world full of constant bad faith political lies. and so anything that anyone -- this isn't about specifically mr. garland per se, but anything anyone does at doj that thinks will be taken at face value and will contribute to public confidence is making a bet beyond the facts of the law, about wherever the confidence comes from. the question of why it was announced only now after this spilled to the public and whether there are any other considerations that are going into this, well intentioned or not, is a tough question that we will put to our experts an

statute that could apply regarding gross negligence in the handling of classified material, but as james comey let everyone know in the hillary clinton matter, which is similar in that regards why i raise that, you know, he noted how that statute had almost never been prosecuted and the bar was very high. i really expect the special counsel looking at president biden to arrive at a simple conc conclusion. >> renato mariotti, always good to see you. thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> now to severe weather in the u.s. today 25 million people in california are under flood watches. tornados are also possible in some areas this afternoon. the latest round of potentially dangerous weather happening just days after another major storm system swept through the state. a live picture right now, san francisco. i mean, the rain is still coming down at this hour. cnn meteorologist allison chinchar is tracking the storm for us. and natasha chen is live in fairfax, california. natasha, let's go to the you first. a mudslide there is already causing a lot of problems. >> reporter: yeah, fred. we're standing

first name, james comey. i think it is -- to say it is a two-tiered justice system because it was referred to merrick garland, they referred it to the justice department, merrick garland referred it to someone to investigate. >> trump-appointed -- >> a person in chicago. to say that is just -- they have to know better. >> that's on balance. we're talking about political street fighting here that is going to go on with control of the house now at a fairly high pitch and, you know, if you take the pure legalistics out of it and get into the optics and the politics, what happened here is going to make it almost impossible to charge donald trump with any violation of classified -- >> it puts merrick garland in a very odd position. do they know this was coming? this is november. i said, you know, listen, i'm just asking here. maybe merrick garland didn't -- they wondered why he didn't act. >> the white house knows how to get news out fast and how to get news out slow. the idea that we went through the attempts of

biden a hypocrite and equal treatment by the justice department, no tier system said congressman james comey, why wasn't this brought to light sooner, rick scott, president biden is being favored over president trump, says congressman jim jordan. well, they also said that they're going to investigate. the party will. and that they're going to do it themselves if they have to. that's republicans. but now ten days later, republicans find themselves in the same flas house that democrats did. thanks to the other most recent, vice president mike pence, many of those who up in arms of joe biden's document discovery are changing their discussion. >> we have an epidemic of senior leaders taking classified home and we have to say categorically, republican or democrat, it is all wrong. >> obviously there is a systemic problem in the executive branch. >> handling classified information to be to improved on. >> we have more on the classification and tracking system and what can be done to fix it. we're also going to drig into the tricky test that sets up for house oversight and what options republicans

chris wray has is now the fbi fi director , james comey was their boss, rod rosenstein worked with them in the justice department. rob her, went to work for rob rod rosenstein at the u.s. attorney's office in maryland when when rosenstein was the u.s. attorney us attor,a rob went to work for chris wrayw in private practice twice.icher workrob worked for rod rosensten as the number two to rodtwo to rosenstein when he was the deputy attorney general, the number two at the justice department. it was rob her rob who managedcollusio the mueller probe, the russian collusion, hoke's. >> well, okay, so what does that tell us ? doesit that tell us that he cane be fair, he won't be fair? or fai is is just a six degreesf separation coincidence? >> you know, it's to be determined. it's just he's had his hands on a lot o tf scandals involving trump. he's been involved with a lot of people who have been out to get trump. we'll see what happens with the special counsel probe. it's it's interesting thatamer attorney general merrick garlanic d immediately turned to rob her as a special counsel here when

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there is nowcame overwhelming pf that congressman james comey or jim jordan have available now to show that that's not a true story. not a crew story. if that is the joe biden hasn't given us an honest accounting. and if that's the case, whatha else is he hiding?? are i think in twenty , twenty three we're going to get an answer to a lot more ofmore those questions.f john solomon, great reporting. just the news.com. man. thank you. now, also tonight, we haveow more bad news for the bidene ba team as the white houseor is continuing to dodge key questions on biden's burgeoning classified document scandal new as a new poll from quinnipiac finds only thirty six percent of americans fro now approve ofv joe biden's job performance. a whopping 71% of the american people believe biden's perf documents. discovery is very serious, suggesting suggesting they believe an investigation is indeed warranted. and yet again,deed the white hoe call it, and yet anotherunde blunder originally claiming that the delaware house was used for official business while bidessn is away from washington. washnow they

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but, you know, james comey didme this unbelievable legal pirouette and so said a d no prosecutor would bring such a case. every prosecutor in america i would have loved to have bringwo brought such an easyul case. b. >> all right.more thank you both, professor. thank you, greg jarra. thank you. more big news tonight. biden's right hand man, ron klain, will soon be leaving the white house. so the timing is perfect.ng i according to reports, biden'snd brain is leaving and his former covid czar, jeff zients, will replace him. that's right. y ththe guy that oversaw biden's infamous dark winter oawf severn illness and death will soon be running the administration. >> god help us now. science is , of course, a big time champion of vaccine mandates, covid boosters, even though the latest variants don't show would work at all.n h >> the same shots that have utterly failed to live up to all their promises, the same alndates that have made us less safe , less secure, and by the way, my next gueste us is pushing a bill to reinstate all of those military members who were fired because of biden's t

i talked to james comey tonight. he hascomey. t a statement out saying, hey, we're going to look atgoin this. we want to find out what'sill kp going on . c yolou casen rest assured congree is going to keep a very close eye to make surean that trumpe r and biden are treated the sameea way when it comes to this veryit same issue. a great we'll give you the laste word. >> does thisg, tie carlin's han in your view? >> i think does it lookover the entire dispute with trump over documentshoul should have n handled civilly. the proper remedy is to bring a motion to compel to turn over documents pursuant to a civil subpoena, not threatened criminal charges here. garlan >>d but merrick garland is goig to be very hard pressed to bring any criminal charges against trump. he wilhe's going to try to claim perhaps that he didn't cooperate enough. well, he didn't cooperate because he was following the bill clinton standard, saich the department of justicde ,that they went to federal court and says a former u president has complete and unfettere

here with more incoming chairman of the house oversight committee, congressman james comey. this kind goes to the heart of where you said your investigation is going. you said this is annvesti investigation into jopresident joe biden. joe biden assured the americann people that noast once, not one time did h e ever, ever have a conversation with his son , hunter, about his foreignthen business dealings, then photographs emerged with joe hunter and foreign business partners. then o we have a number of meetings. we've been able to identify thatf took place as well. s we explain whlly this is about joe biden. well, this their is about joe bn because these are government emails that would show proof that the joe biden knew aboutew gifts that his son and his son brother were receiving fromhe's our adversaries. that's why we're investigating e the biden family influencen peddling. >> and this is the family business. a lot'family influ pthis.s talkt with regards to hunter biden. but joe biden's brothet hur, ji, was just as involved as hunter.l he wasve just not dumb enoughug to lea

i'm sorry, to the doj and the fbi, james comey, are looking into the biden family syndicate. these are all stories you have followed. anthony fauci, the origins of covid, the botched withdrawal out of afghanistan. how important are these investigations? because the media mob democrats, they want to dismiss them before they ever get started. yeah, they're hugely significant because real oversight is what this administration hasn't gotten is what congress has not done. and certainly the democrats in the senate are going to lift a finger to do anything that we've got to get the truth shown. this administration has lied to the american people about afghanistan and they have lied about the irs. they've lied now about joe biden and the classified documents. they've lied about what's going on at the border. they've lied, they've lied, they've lied. and it's time to get the truth and to give it to the american people. the people deserve the truth. they deserve to know what's actually happening in their government, not is constant lies, which is what this administration lives by . >>