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steve: what you ought to focus on is jamie raskin. he said if they take the house by one seat, they will go back to their committee report and they will say trump is an insurrectionist, bannon went to prison, president trump has been indicted, and they will sit there and go, the supreme court may have issued a 9-0 opinion on it being on the ballot but it doesn't mean that we had to send him as president. this is what they are thinking now. nancy pelosi gave an interview to rolling stone magazine. she said her number one priority is to make sure that donald trump is not only not elected or reelected president of the united states, but that he never sets foot in the white house. nancy pelosi and jamie raskin are very open about it, of not certifying a trump victory on november 5. that is not me saying it, that is jamie raskin. >> what about a kamala harris victory? what are your plans? steve: we are going to make sure kamala harris doesn't win on november 5. we are highly confident, we have seen the polls, you see the numbers coming in.

jamie raskin. said, instead of we passed this. here we go. thank you, jamie. the way you pass around, i have to. so that's really an honor to have it signed. and i was thinking i might donate this to the smithsonian because they are amassing a generous. six collection and also of interest you pass the book around is that aaron burr who an intriguing figure and who is often gets bad rap. he was the president and therefore of the senate on his last day politics and he gave a farewell to his colleagues that left in tears. and it was a vision very speech. that forced foreshadowed what we lived through on january six. he predicted almost how our constitu mission and our republic might be extinguished and gather that he spoke off the cuff and he just it in the moment. and then he walked off the floor and it was that was the end of his political career. but it was a great end, he said. senators, my last day let me leave with this. the senate. my friends place is a sanctuary. citadel of law order and of liberty. and it is here in this exalted refuge here. if anywhere,

democratic congressman jamie raskin of maryland, is the bipartisan january 6, maybe and also sorts of the house judiciary and oversight committees as well. congressman raskin, thank you for being here. i'm always eager to pick your brain on an issue, particularly like this is that how this story ends if trump wins, he gets fired and the federal case is just go poof well, sure. >> that's a major motivation for him even running for president to try to waive his magic wand with his unitary executive power over the entire law enforcement and criminal justice system. >> and then make all of his crimes from his first, four years go away. >> some wondered if that particular action, if you think it's truly the incentive would be an impeachable offense and trump actually told hugh hewitt he didn't think that the house would actually impeach him if he fired jack smith if democrats took control of the house. and assuming maybe if trump wins would you entertain that idea stacking hypotheticals at this point, laura, but the point is that that trump has set himself at war against the whole constant

. >> now and joining me now is democratic congressman jamie raskin of maryland. we are talking with the congressman as the former president donald trump is here in new york city at madison square garden, where he has really leaned in to dark dark rhetoric at a rally in front of thousands of people. congressman, thanks so much for being here with us. i first just want to get your take on what we have heard from the former president tonight and what we've heard from that rally i mean it's a horror show where they're trying to invoke all of the racist and misogynistic and anti immigrant themes that they've run their utterly content list campaign on there are no issues. >> there's no policies being advanced. it's all about scapegoating people and so it's fitting that they would end up there what, 85 years after the last group of authoritarian anti-democratic gathered there but i think it will backfire. i mean, he seems blissfully unaware when they start off with a comedian colin puerto rico of floating pile of garbage that there are more than 1 million puerto rican j

. >> joining me now is congressman jamie raskin, democrat from the great state of georgia. i'm eager to get your thoughts. it was just an extraordinary backdrop. kamala harris, vice president of the unitedes states, standing a the ellipse, which exists in popular imagination as the place where trumpat incited a violent mob to try and subvert democracy. she's standing there tonight saying there united states of america is not a vessel for the schemes of wannabe dictators. what were your impressions after her speech tonight? >> alex, it was a beautifully patriotic speech, and i thought it traveled expertly at this point in the campaign, and that's c generally when most candidates running a real campaign hit their stride. so she was able to navigate the divide between talking about concrete policy proposals like the child care tax credit and making home care part of medicare, and then soaring idealistic oratory about america and about the democratic project we're all engaged in. and all of it was contrasted periodically with the authoritarian dangers offered by donald trump an

close to john kerry thought he was really elected president of the united states he might render jamie raskind who i believe is a stalinist he could debate me i would love for him to come on the show really. jamie are you out there? let's have a debate about the constitution? why not, that would be great. he has objected thomas every election so they objected to the 2000 election 2004 election the 2016 election with donald trump. on the floor of the house when the senate and the house got together they were objecting to votes out of ohio out of florida they are objecting, they were objecting. how can they are never asked if they will accept the results of an election? how can their lawyers are in every state court in america trying to change the election rules? why is that they oppose a voter id what is the problem? why? why is a justice department federal court try to block alabama and virginia from taking people off the voting rolls who themselves have identified as noncitizens? we know why. they do not support democracy. and besides we are a republic they do not support a constitutional re

it's a privilege to bring in congressman jamie raskin of maryland. key member of the january 6th select committee. played a major role in the january 6th hearings. here's just one of those moments. >> american carnage, that's donald trump's true legacy. his desire to overthrow the people's election and seize the presidency, interrupt the counting of electoral college votes for the first time in american history. nearly toppled constitutional order. but the crucial thing is the next step. what this committee, what all of us will do to fortify our democracy against coups, political violence, and campaigns to steal elections away from the people. >> congressman, your thoughts, your reaction to this filing. >> well, it's an extraordinary filing because it fills in a thousand details of what exactly the plan was to overthrow the 2020 presidential election. and it goes meticulously state by state explaining the defendant, donald trump's various calls into state election officials and republican officials in order to get them to set aside the real popular e

i want to bring in democratic congressman jamie raskin right now. he's a former member of the january 6 select committee, congressman. thanks so much for joining us. i know you have investigated trump now for several years. give us your analysis of jack smith's latest document. this brief, did any of this new evidence that is contained their surprise, you lot of new details that are really eye-popping, but the supreme court in the trump defense basically invited the submission of this document because what the roberts court did to try to placate trump was to say well, the president is essentially immune, immune no, i used for official acts are presumptively immunized for official acts, but not for private unofficial acts. >> and what this document does is to go through step by step by step through every chapter of this assault on american democracy to show how donald trump was not acting in an official capacity to take care that the laws are faithfully executed, but rather acting like at very best, a private candidate. and really like an outlaw, lik

congressman jamie raskin of maryland who actually leads the oversight committee of democrats is backith me. congressman, what struck you the most in this? obviously on the one hand, you can't be surprised that this happened, but when you see what you and your fellow democrats have been doing, one is actually shocked to see 300%, at times, the overcharge. >> first, let me explain. we started out looking for four government emoluments. the constitution says the united states cannot accept a presidential emolument of any kind whatever from a foreign state, king, or prince without the express permission of congress. trump never came to us, yet we were able to determine before chairman comber and his wisdom cut off all of the participation of trump's accounting firm. we were able to determine that he collected nearly $8 million from china, saudi arabia, egypt, indonesia, united arab emirates, you name it. $8 million that he put into his pocket coming to his hotel. he never came to congress to ask permission, but as we were going through those records, we noticed he was also collecting hud

jamie raskin is slamming trump over those allegations. >> she was acting here strictly sleeping in greek sense of the word like a tyrant from outside of the constitutional order and tries to tear the institution institutional order down in brute exercise of naked power. that is what was taking place here. >> brooke: the former president says this is a hit job, he is leading kamala harris in the polls and his running mate j.d. vance humiliated tim walz in the vice presidential debate tuesday night. >> todd: tyrant who called nancy pelosi and says we need national guard troops and nancy pelosi denied him. thank you. >> carley: a fox news alert. multiple drone strikes reported in central israel this morning. no word on injuries, but country is on edge as jewish people prepare to celebrate just before october 7. israel carries out most intent attack in decades, pushing deeper into southern lebanon after eight soldiers were reportedly killed in fighting against hezbollah. israel says they killed 15 hezbollah terrorists in their latest strike. in gaza, israeli forces confirming elimination of

axios reporting how chemos like jamie raskin are talking like they may mott certify trump victory ify win. hypocrisy here, break it down with senior adviser trump campaign tim. what is this case brought against trump? >> it's not surprising at all because a lot of the democrats refuse to vote to certify trump's victory in 2016 but all we've been hearing for the last four years is what a threat to democracy it is and that's off the table because they all have trump derangement syndrome and no way to think straight and the lektorial college mess that tim walz opened up that you're reporting there and if you do that, it absolutely wipes out any political power that any of the so-called fly over states had including seven battleground states that anyone has been talking about and facing so much emphasis on north carolina and pennsylvania and michigan and wisconsin and arizona, and nevada and georgia. if the electoral college is gone, no one talks about it or cares and all you care about is new york and california and maybe illinois because chicago is there. that's about it. that's what t

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this is a new letter from congressman jamie raskin of maryland reveals the trump campaign this time hasection. congressman raskin joins us now ranking member of the house oversight committee. congressman, thanks for being with us. so for people who don't quite know what this tradition is, this norm is in our government, what is this document that you would have expected the trump campaign to participate in? >> well, no president has ever broken from this precedent of participating in the presidential transition act which basically says you sign a memorandum of understanding with the federal government and with the incumbent president to ease the transition process. there's 75 days between the election and the inauguration. there are 430 federal departments and agencies in the work force of 2.3 million people. and so there are a lot of -- technical and structural and personnel issues that both major parties are invited to start working on. knowing that one of them is going to win the election. and trump and his campaign have simply refused to enter into the mou with the federal governmen

it was looking at leaders like liz cheney and jamie raskin, leaders like nancy pelosi. president biden and vice president harris who showed me. >> so many republicans and most of them were men, who either made a decision that they could look the other way and they could ignore what was happening or they could lie about what was happening. when you come to a place as a country where you have one party that is dedicated to erasing the truth about the most serious attack on our capital since the war of 1812, that party has lost its way and those are not people we can trust to lead us. i think it is not only trump that has to be defeated on november 5 but also those who enabled him. >> we will have more live coverage of the situation in florida after this week. week. l listing agent. (agent) oh! so, i'm done? (luke) oh, no, no, no! we're still not sure everyone knows that we're the only site that always connects you to the listing agent rather than selling off your contact info. so, we're gonna keep you up there a little while longer. (agent) okay, ya! i'm getting great exp

solemn honor of serving on the second impeachment trial of donald trump, sitting in the senate with jamie raskininary team. i call it one of the most solemn honors of my life, my career. i'm certain no matter how long i serve, that will stand there. this president, this ex-president, is so indecent, so lacking in an understanding of his oath of the constitution of the rule of law. i am certain and i'm confident because of the people i'm meeting every single day that he will not succeed. he will not be re-elected. he talked about in his first and last inaugural address that american carnage. i was certain at the moment he said it, that he was foreshadowing what he would bring to this country. and guess what. i will tell you, my state, the commonwealth of pennsylvania and montgomery county, the key to the keystone is rejecting that narcissistic, corrupt, corrosive criminal behavior of the former president. and much more importantly, embracing the opportunity, the extraordinary joy and positive future that we have for my children and grandchildren in kamala harris and tim walz, in senator casey, in

i was looking at leaders like liz cheney and also jamie raskin. it was leaders like nancy pelosi. president biden, vice president harris, who showed me. >> somebody republicans, and most of them are men, who either made a decision that they could look the other way and that they could ignore what was happening, or that they could lie about what was happening. you know, when you come to a place, as a country, where you have one party that is dedicated to erasing the truth about the most serious attack on our capital since the war of 1812, that party has lost its way. those are not people that we can trust to lead us. look, i think it's the only donald trump who has to be defeated on november 5th, but also those who have enabled them. >> we'll have more live coverage of the situation in florida after this break. autumn is here. that means if you don't have leaffilter, you're stuck dealing with leaves, debris, all kinds of headaches. oh. excuse me. i'm sorry to interrupt. i'm ray sparks from 318 down the street. you did our gutters last year. the sparks family. we cleaned, sealed and

joining me as democratic representative jamie raskin of maryland, ranking number of the oversight andountability committee coming served on the select committee to investigate the attack on the net -- on the united states capitol. good morning, good to see you. >> it is good to be with you. >> i am interested in the fact that the conclusions that jack smith came to in his filing, about what is personal versus official, don't feel like a responsibility he should have to have but the supreme court said they're going to have to parse this stuff. what is your sense of how he's done so and how he's made it much more clear a determination that there's no possibility these things donald trump did could've been an official capacity. >> the supreme court absurd decision, finding that the president is immune from criminal prosecution for any criminal acts undertaken, under the office, actually is an enormously clarifying thing. when you read jack smith's filing, you can see so clearly, all of the cases which was most of his conduct, where donald trump was acting not under the rubric of office a

. >>> plus, democratic congressman colin allred of texas and jamie raskin will both join the conversationhe toughest jobs. just scrape, load and you're done. switch to cascade platinum plus. >>> how important was it to make a succinct closing argument? >> very important. obviously, the emphasis on being optimistic is important. we keeps stepping on this, talking about arnold palmer's privates and 39 minutes of dance music. this is the most disciplined campaign his staff has run, but he remains undisciplined. in the next 12 days you need him to be saying that kind of thing with a little bit more depth and substance to it, and less on the sort of riffing that has caused people to, you know -- if he says something wild, the media is going to cover the wild thing rather than the substantive thing, and the substantive thing is what is going to sell the voters. >> that was long-time republican strategist karl rove on fox news yesterday, criticiing former president trump for his words and actions in these last days before the election. >>> meanwhile, vice president harris is doubling down on her

it was looking at leaders like liz cheney and jamie raskin and nancy pelosi. harris who showed me. >> so many republicans and most of them are men. who, you know, either made a decision that they could look the other way and that they could ignore what was happening or that they could lie about what was happening. and you know, when you come to a place as a country where you have one party that is dedicated to erasing the truth about the most serious attack on our capitol since the war of 1812, that party has lost its way. and those are not people that we can trust to lead us. so look, i think it is not only donald trump who has to be defeated op november 5th. but also those who have enabled him. >> we'll have more live coverage of the situation in florida after this break. ter t [child laughing] (♪♪) (♪♪) [child giggling with delight] (♪♪) come on you two. dinner time. ♪ ooooh. ooooh. ♪ advil liqui-gels are faster and stronger than tylenol rapid release gels. ♪♪ also from advil, advil targeted relief, the only topical with 4 powerful pain fighting ingredients

we have democrats like jamie raskin who have already said they have no intention of trying to make suree're going to seat president trump, they have no intention of counting the he'll electorate. we have to have an overwhelming victory in the house and the senate. i can assure you i'll be out there with a strong voice. we shouldn't have the vice president kamala harris have unilateral authority to reject the electors. we've got to seat president trump, take the house and senate and fight for america. maria: it's a good point. at thend of the day, isn't it the vice president who has to certify. >> yep. which is why i believe we have to stand up and take the electors, that's what we're going to do. maria: thank you very much. chip roy joining us this morning. we'll be watching that. we'll be right back. starting a business is never easy, but starting it eight months pregnant, that's a different story. with the chase ink card, we got up and running in no time. earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase with the chase ink business unlimited card from chase for business. personalized fi

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i was lucky enough to talk to jamie raskin about this book, at a d.c. bookstore the other night. he said, this is a time we are thinking about freedom and we need this. it is kind but also a coincidence. i spent a long time trying to work this stuff out and i am happy the book is here at a moment people are talking about the politics of freedom. i will answer your question about how i think it is all working. it is interesting as you say that they are trying to dislodge freedom from the right and take it for the center or the democrats. it is interesting though, because it is not just a political move. it also involves a certain amount of massaging the mean of freedom. it helps to go back and invoke the notions of negative and positive freedom. the way the right talks about freedom, if it talks about it at all, interestingly, that word has become less resonant on the right side of american politics, but if they talk about it at all it is negative freedom. freedom for elon musk's giant company to not be regulated. that is basically what is meant by freedom. it is freedom for the p

jamie raskin who was asked if he would accept the election results and certify them. and he said if it's free and fair and honest, then he would accept them, but then he followed it up and said, but he doesn't expect that president trump to have a free and fair and honest election and expects them to manipulate it. so basically gave himself and out not certify the election, which is quite ironic amongst many ironies. i mean, look, i think the biggest irony of all is the chairman of the jan. sixth committee, democrat representative bennie thompson didn't certify the election in 2016 and repeatedly said the russians selected president trump that he was selected and not elected, and he was an illegitimate president. but yet somehow he had the credibility to then investigate jan. sixth. so this is a long history of people not certifying elections when they have issue with them all the way back to 04 when they said the voting machines, democrat said the voting machines and colluding nancy pelosi we'll see in ohio malfunction and swung that then swing state towards presiden

they say, i don't agree with the the the count but we had a really a beautiful actually led by jamie raskin another marilyn. but let me just digress for a moment jamie was we we had group that prepared all the states you know what they are nevada arizona, georgia, pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin. they were the states they were going to challenge. and so we prepared people in, each of those states, to make their presentation based on the fact, the numbers and the law and most of the the most of it was from republican officials in those states. so as a republican officials that they quoted and the rest that they were quoting in the rest. and so anyway in the meantime so said to them the people that we were, you know, doing sweat were whatever our approach is, we are not mentioning his name. we're mentioning this the numbers and the law and in the meantime, jamie wrote the this is in his book jamie the narrative of what was happening that and he said i'm not that inspirational or factual but not as inspirational i'll go ask my son tommy to make this warmer. and when he went to find his son t

the actual act of voting should not be partisan and your colleague, democratic representative jamie raskinsed some concerns about the tactics that trump and republicans may employ in an interview with axios, he stated, trump is doing whatever he can to try to interfere with the process, whether we're talking manipulation, manipulating electoral college counts in nebraska, or manipulating the vote count in georgia. >> he did say raskin did say, of course he would honor a free and fair election. but does it concern you that even and democratic colleague is also calling into question some of the tactics that the republicans might be using in this election well, listen, it's okay to say the extremists in their tactics and what they're deploying like they did on january 6 and leading up to january 6, which were certified where there to certify the election and questioning secretary of state and trying to run other electoral slates and we passed bipartisan legislation which has now law the electoral reform act. >> i did that when susan collins, which says now that the vice president is just cere

don't have the resources necessary to really hit the ground running and democratic congressman jamie raskin, he is the ranking member on the house oversight committee. he said in a new letter to former president trump and jd vance, quote that trump is departing from the well established norms of the federal government and demonstrating a spectacular disregard for the successful continuation of the essential institutions of american democratic government. now raskin is also warning that this could quote, threaten our national security and that may sound dramatic, but it's really not hyperbole because if you remember back in 2000 as they were recounting those votes in florida, neither bush nor gore were participating in a transition and the 911 commission report found that that could have contributed to the september 11 terror attacks. sara that's the klein. thank you so much. appreciate it. john right this morning, the white house announced a zero tolerance policy on traces of lead paint in homes have got new deal details on what happens if any toxic paint is detected and money cannot buy ha

democrats you see who are not committing to certifying a trump win if he wins, democratic congressman jamie raskin was asked by axios if he assumes a trump victory would be free, fair and honest. his response was, and i quote him, stacy, i definitely don't assume that democratic congressman jim mcgovern, ranking member of the house rules committee, told axios that democrats would certify a trump victory, the way we expect to you know, when trump was asked during the cnn debate if he'd accept the results of an election. he said, if it's fair and legal and good election, absolutely. i mean, i could confuse that for what congressman mcgovern or raskin said. do you assume that a trump victory if that's what we're looking at in a couple of weeks would be free, fair and honest that is the hope and that is the work, but not speaking for either congressman. >> i will say part of the concern that is being raised is, for example, what's happening in georgia. we have an unelected state election board that has taken it upon itself to change the rules of the game to sow chaos, to say either they can decertify

democrat congressman jamie raskin told axios he definitely doesn't assume that trump would use free, fair and honest means to secure a victory. trump is doing whatever he can to try to interfere with the process. and it's not just raskin. another democrat from illinois, says this. i don't know what kind of shenanigans he is planning. we would have to in any election, make sure that all the rules have been followed. now, if democrats really want a fair fight, why are they working so hard to change all the rules? jonathan turley is a fox news contributor and constitutional law attorney who i call oftentimes before the five. so i can pretend like i look like i know what i'm talking about, professor turley. the shenanigans it looks like are coming from these left wing lawyers that are trying to stop any effort by republicans to make sure voting is easy, but cheating isn't. well, jesse, this is very familiar territory. you know, i've actually been part of the coverage of the last five presidential elections, and every time the margin shrinks, the number of lawyers increase. and you have c

i was i was lucky enough to be talking to jamie raskin about this book at politics and prose, the d.c. bookstore, the other night and representative raskin was was saying, like, this is a time when we're thinking about freedom. this is the book we need for it. and i was very kind of and of course, it's also a coincidence because i spent i spent a long time trying to work this stuff out. and i'm happy that the book is here at a moment when, you know, people are talking about the politics of freedom. and also and to your question about how i think it's all working. it's it's interesting as you say that they're trying to dislodge freedom from the right and take for the center or take it for the democrats. it's interest, though, because it's not just a political new. it also it also involves a certain amount of and you're already suggesting this, but a certain amount of massaging the meaning of freedom and it to explain this i think it helps to go back and and and invoke the notions of negative and positive freedom because the way that the way that the right generally talks about freedom

i was i was lucky enough to be talking to jamie raskin about this book at politics and prose, the d.c. bookstore, the other night and representative raskin was was saying, like, this is a time when we're thinking about freedom. this is the book we need for it. and i was very kind of and of course, it's also a coincidence because i spent i spent a long time trying to work this stuff out. and i'm happy that the book is here at a moment when, you know, people are talking about the politics of freedom. and also and to your question about how i think it's all working. it's it's interesting as you say that they're trying to dislodge freedom from the right and take for the center or take it for the democrats. it's interest, though, because it's not just a political new. it also it also involves a certain amount of and you're already suggesting this, but a certain amount of massaging the meaning of freedom and it to explain this i think it helps to go back and and and invoke the notions of negative and positive freedom because the way that the way that the right generally talks about freedom

>> because congressman jamie raskin very good question already said, if donald trump wins, he will fileicles to have him removed from office because he's going you don't want it to donald trump himself but there's a big difference between everyone is doing this and what donald trump did on january 6 thousand 2000 16,005 scenario, there's always an objection. >> like almost a ritual object objection to certifying the election. if you're in the opposing party happens every time that's very different than actually creating a movement to spiring gop to stop that certification mapping. and congress then ended up doing the right thing, which is passing legislation that making sure it doesn't have to happen in body and person. it can be a pro forma just a ratification or certainly neither donald trump nor jd vance have said that they are willing to actually look and say that if there is to have a peaceful transfer of power, they have not been able to articulate that. they have not been able at any juncture to say yes, if this election transpires, i will absolutely respect the results of the vo

it says that representative jamie raskin of maryland, the top democrat on the house oversight committeearned that trump's failure to enter an agreement on a presidential transition could endanger the peaceful transfer of power. you can see that at nbc news.com. in new york, the line for democrats. good morning. go ahead. caller: good morning. people here to understand what trump did in 2016. this belongs to the people of our country. they see or feel what he is saying in this country. there is something wrong. we cannot vote for him. he is not fit for the presidency. host: here is don in missouri, republican. caller: the coincident with the photo op. host: say that again? what? caller: the photo op that he had with the reporter? host: the photo op with the reporter? is that what you said? caller: excuse me. lewiston. host: ok. go ahead. what else did you want to say? caller: they -- from what i can see, lewis was the lt. col.. he should have had some sort of college. in the area where they were shooting. host: and here is mike in dover, arkansas, independent line. caller: i would like t