joey: welcome back. lemonis: thank you. this looks like new stuff. joey: yeah. i made those for you to see. so this is all scraps that we have, and there's suede and leather and cork, and i just kind of mixed them all together. lemonis: these are awesome. joey: thanks. lemonis: really good. don't you think? amanda: well, you know i'm not a color person. lemonis: who made this? joey: jackie. lemonis: this is solid. jackie, my only feedback on this is straps. they're too short, and then back to the hardware issue. it's just really junky. where are, like, the zippers organized? like, where is everything? astra: in there. lemonis: and why -- so you have to just keep going back and forth? astra: yeah. lemonis: and so why wouldn't you have it over here close to where you're working? joey: this whole place needs to be reorganized. i think we all agree on that. astra: definitely. joey: yeah. lemonis: what is all this? amanda: well, that's scrap. lemonis: all of their accessories are all over the place. there's no one place for the finished goods to be. you're asking the

joey king is here.he balance," catfish and the bottlemen from the mercedes-benz outdoor stage. tomorrow night, sean penn and retta will be here with music from jenny lewis. and next month, starting april fool's day, we are taking our show on the road to my boyhood home of las vegas for a week-long residency at caesars entertainment's zappos theater. we will be in town april 1st through the 5th with a giant pile of stars including tiffany haddish, james taylor, the kardashian sisters, kevin hart, seth rogen, celine dion, marshmello featuring churches and the killers. if you live in vegas or would like to go there to join us, go to kimmelinvegas.com. tickets are free. and the gamblin' is easy. are you ready for vegas, guillermo? >> i'm ready, jimmy! >> jimmy: are you bringing the whole family? or just you. >> just me. >> jimmy: who made that decision, you or your wife? >> i did. yes, yes. >> jimmy: i don't believe that. our first guest is a successful actor of many moons who has tackled every challenge sh

marines bomb technician, staff sergeant joey jones.nd applause] she only sasses in her fake glasses. host of the tyrus and kat podcast, kat timpf! [cheers and applause] and his tailor charges his triple -- him triple. my massive side kick and host of un-pc on fox nation, tyrus. [cheers and applause] jimmy, i'm glad you dressed up again. honestly, you need help. [laughter] what do you make of all of this fawning? how does the media are not aware of what they're doing? i don't understand it. >> it's embarrassing. greg: yes. >> i start there? he is emblematic of what is wrong with everybody gets a trophy in that he ran for senate, lost, but got treated like he won, and now he ran into the world with the overconfidence of the ugly person who thinks they're hot, you know what i mean? [laughter] and now he's approaching people because he doesn't know he's a 4. greg: yes, exactly. >> just take it from a fellow 4, you've got to know your limitations. and i appreciate the kennedy shout-out, a lot of you don't know, i write for the kennedy show

[applause] greg: so joey, utabout robots.would join you but i cannot even hop out of here. greg: talk about makeup in front of joey. >> i'm kidding, it is tough. really. to have to paint over that every day. now i think this is just for me with all the robot things. but bias is inoculation of all the wisdom and experiences that you have. bias is not as negative it's your gut feeling. and you know, come on, i don't get this. and also, is the only way in getting a job! you know. [laughter] i wasn't really greater my last one. like i have to win you over there, you know? you know put a smile in your face. what am i going to say to the robot? [laughter] greg: jimmy, i almost forgot your name. >> did not say that this is a swedish company. so we have to build the robot yourself. [laughter] by the time you get done with that the interview is over. actually don't think it's a good idea because i think when you interview your trying to get a read for the persons character. and you could just go in there and lie. essentially, this rob

all right. >>> next, the battle of the joeys on drop the mike. >> joey versus joey mcentire.s a good thing. they turned into lobbing barbs at each other. >> wait a second. where is my opponent for this battle? i couldn't see you standing there in justin timberlake's shadow. one solo hit, it was the same. everything stayed the same everything you did except your looks and your fame. >> selling hot dogs at the mall now? oh, wow, what a treat. try the joey special, it's two inches of meat. >> now he's jealous. don't listen to him because i did better than him on "dancing with the stars." >> to me you're never going to catch up, and you, sir, i'm killing it. i'm chilling. you, sir, i'm disgusted. >> that was like hardly friendly. >> guess who the crowd picked? joey mcentire. not fatone. that one about justin timberlake and being in his shadow, i felt that one. >> only because it's so true. >> o. >>> the next ot household name, but a ho 5-yearldaca and that's nearly 100 more than fabio. >> baca has sent hearts sizzling as a vampire, a roman gladiator and a cowboy and sniper and ev

april rovero says her 21-year-old son joey had been legally prescribed xanax and oxycodone.but that he lost his life by combining the drugs with alcohol.april rovero/mother- "as young and healthy as he was, 21 years old, and you know, just completely healthy, uh, that's all it took to shutdown his breathing the night after being out with his friends. he went to sleep that night and he did not wake up. and, left his family just absolutely devestated." addiction wasn't the root cause of his death... though neglegence played a role. the doctor who prescribed joey the medicine was eventually found guilty of second degree murder and is now serving time in prison.daniel peddycord/public health director- "opiods are really only effective for about a two to three week window, and then you begin to develop a physical dependency, meaning you need higher and higher doses to achieve the same effect, and then roughly around a month, addiction can begin to set in. so, it's a real dangerous curve." one that daniel peddycord is carefully trying to navigate through. he's the public health di

cnn legal analyst joey jackson is with us now.to read to you what the judge said here, joey. if i'm understanding this right, the judge contends one executive order cannot override into the executive order? is that right? >> good morning, christi. a little more complicated than that but we will try to make it simple, right? law 101. presidents use executive orders and historically used them an executive orders have the force and effect of law. but you have to be careful because there are times where that executive order treads on what powers congress has. and to that extent, you can certainly challenge it. right? so what happened here is you might remember trump defying president trump's use of executive orders and it has to go through congress and what are you talking about and particularly as it relates to immigration and we shouldn't use executive orders. lo and behold trump's hundred days he had more than in 72 years, truman. as it related to this, obama signed an executive order basically withdrawing lands that could not be e

this is from chicago sun times, joey. the first assistant state's attorney said the decision -- this is a quote, the decision to drop the charges should not be interpreted that smollett did not do what police and prosecutors have alleged. paid assailants to attack him. it's a nonviolent crime. he has no felony criminal background. if you start looking at the disposition of the case, in every case you need to look at the facts and circumstances of the case and the defendant's background. >> that sounds to me like it was a plea resolution. let's be clear. if that's what it is, i think the public certainly dempds the right to know. do you want to smear a person like this and let's talk about jussie smollett. a person who apparently is very beloved by the community, a person who's done so much for the community. do you want to have him have a felony record that lives with him for the left rest of his life that annihilates him? i think not. having said that, i think the appropriate thing to do would be to come out and say that

british baseball fanatic joey mellows has embarked on the trip of a lifetime.me. was the perfect time to grow interest in the gamelj was the perfect time to grow interest in the game. i would love it if my friends back home asked me questions about baseball. they are all football fans. this trip already, it is making them wonder why i am doing this. i hope people back home start asking questions and wondering if it might be good to go toa wondering if it might be good to go to a baseball game. known as the baseball brit he is documenting his journey on social media, a journey that began with the season opener in japan, will take him to south korea, across north america and london and then all being well, the world series. how is he finding it? after leaving hisjob as series. how is he finding it? after leaving his job as a teacher in china he plans to live off a mixture of savings, credit cards and frugal living on the road. it is fair to say his sabbatical was greeted in a few different ways. a little surprised and some people were impressed i was doing someth

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legal analyst joey jackson is here. is that the step, joey? >> good morning to you.ions scandals were in massive disproportion. i'm one that has a soft spot for the students involved here. perhaps some of the students knew, perhaps many didn't, i think it's demeaning, demoralizing enough. but now to start revoblging diplomas from them, kicking them out of classes. we're talking 18, 19, 20, 21-year-old young men and women. i think, certainly, as it relates to them, if they earned their education once they were in the school, then i think that education needs to be respected. i think many will disagree. that's their prerogative. when we start revoking things from students that have their lives ahead of them. we need to deal with the root core of the problem, if you get to that, the parents, administrators, coaches, everyone involved, i think we do a great service to moving this forward. >> there's a mom in california who wanted do what you just talked about, jennifer coy, she's a former oakland teacher and a single mom. she's suing lori loughlin and those named in the

i agree with joey.ot of other things around that he said, he said, he said that are shaky. and i think we wouldn't even be talking about this were it not for the invocation of whiteness and of trump support. other than that, if it was just another black guy claiming -- either being assaulted or claiming to be assaulted because he was gay, we wouldn't and that's a tragedy in america in and of itself and i say to people who are white and feel like this is a group attack or people who are trump supporters and they feel like this is a group attack, actually understand that feeling, that tribal response to something and feeling like something that is targeted -- some people actually applies to the whole. but i want you to remember this feeling the next time that the president attacks a black man when he's kneeling for social justice and why everybody who is engaged in social justice takes that as a tribal attack and response. because they responded exactly the way that you feel today. every time he makes an

joey said it feels good to put a smile on a boy's face. >> it's bigger than boxing.eople who have been through struggles in their life to help them. >> joey knows what a fight dion is having and he's winning the fight. you can see it right there. >> it's wonderful when athletes do that for their fans. he'll never forget it. >> it's wonderful. >> also congressman sensenbrenner of wisconsin. >> you're starting a conspiracy theory. >> i think he won the powerball overnight. >> you think that without evidence. >> one winning ticket. he's won lotteries at least three times. >> there are more people in wisconsin than just him, john. >> you say. i think he's the winner. we could have an exclusive interview with the powerball winner jim sensenbrenner tomorrow on "new day." >> i like this. fact-free. newsroom with jim sciutto starts right now. >>> a good thursday morning to you. it is opening day for baseball. poppy has the week off. president trump announcing the fbi and justice department will review the decision to drop all 16 charges against actor jussie smollett. he call

. >> i want to bring in cnn legal analyst joey jackson. joey, why would prosecutors just suddenly drop charges? >> that's the open question. good afternoon to you. that's one we're going to hear shortly, but you have to wonder if it was really an overstep by the police department. look, you had the superintendent going on "good morning america," blasting him essentially, talking about him essentially shaming the community by using a noose, et cetera. if you look at the actual statement itself, nia, it speaks to they considered his volunteer service in the community and his agreement forfeit his bond. to me, even though it's not at all being couched as a plea deal, in the event charges are being dismissed -- >> there's jussie smollett walking to the microphone there. we're going to go right to him. his lawyer is there. we're awaiting his statement now. >> good afternoon. today as you have figured out, the state made a motion to drop the charges against jussie smollett and to seal the record in this case. we believe that it was the correct r

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joey, can the mayor of chicago do that?spect have to pay restitution in the form of $130,000 to a city that, you know, the mayor believes was duped? >> all right. here's how this goes. restitution is commonly something that is used in a criminal case but it's part of any plea disposition. what do i mean? in the event that you cost the city money for anything, the city through the district attorney, here the county attorney has a right to ask for that back. as a condition of the plea they would say restitution amount is "x." here they did not to do that. what they did is he forfeited the $10,000 off of the $100,000, did his community service. >> but $10,000 is not enough. >> we get it. but on the process. he can his community service that can he e we didn't know about. >> two days worth. >> said he's a good guy, represents the community well, which by all accounts is true. it was never conditioned upon the plea. to the heart of your question. now the mayor stepping outside of that plea arrangement is now sending him a letter

i agree with ryan and joey. the forfeiting of the bond i saw that in the news.t's very peculiar. he made a mistake and he is innocent you -- he will get a lot more than the bond back when the civil suit hits. that suggests there is some problem here. it could be maybe false statements on the part of the detective maybe, the police work was bad. there is some inconsistency certainly with the testimony of the two brothers. but the forfeiting of the bond is odd. the statement that upon full review of the evidence, you would think you would have reviewed the evidence fully before now. >> before you charge. >> there are multiple impacts to the people involved here. ryan young mentioned some of the hospital workers who were fired. jussie smollett is off empire for now. he was taken out of episodes on the show on fox. there is no comment from fox right now. at first they were standing by their colleague. the producers were supporting smollett and then didn't know what to do for a while. >> let me go back to ryan young who has been following the twists and turns of this

the swing boat operator joey chose us that it really is possible he's looping the loop within less than twenty seconds once twice three times without even breaking a sweat test subjects' us done. so what is the secret. to getting a sequence of movements just right to accelerate the swing vote you have to crouch during the backswing which if the body center of gravity outwards. when the swing reaches the midpoint of the upswing the rider has to stand and shift the center of gravity inwards. that increases the acceleration as the body works against the centrifugal force if you can keep the sequence up for a little while you'll eventually do a full turn. should remain still at the highest point both of them did that wrong if you bend your knees up there it causes you to break if you're subconsciously afraid of going around then you automatically bend your knees even though nothing bad can happen to you. the bottom line is that neither strength nor brain power alone is enough to loop the loop if your self-confidence wobbles at the decisive moment. due regards dream. that's the question scie

. >> joey, what do you make of that, do you see prosecutorial overkill here? i see the prosecutors here they took out every particular factual statement that mr. smollett made and they made it into a crime. essential list, the counts that you see in the indictment, he spoke to one officer initially and told them a variety of things that occurred. those thingsed that he told them, being attacked by the men, the noose around his neck, they made that a false statement. a false report. then again, he met with the detective, at that time reiterating the story, and prosecutors did that again. did they need 16 counts? i don't think so. mark certainly has a point as it relates to the prosecutors being overzealous here. the fact is all you need is one count for a conviction. and the evidence in this case appears to be somewhat compelling, the stuff that we know. >> sure. and based on what we know, how reliable do you see these two witnesses -- the brothers? >> what happens, christi, and that's the great question and that's the essence of the question. but how reliable

april rovero says her 21-year-old son joey had been legally prescribed xanax and oxycodone.ut that he lost his life by combining the drugs with alcohol.april rovero/mother- "as young and healthy as he was, 21 years old, and you know, just completely healthy, uh, that's all it took to shutdown his breathing the night after being out with his friends. he went to sleep that night and he did not wake up. and, left his family just absolutely devestated." addiction wasn't the root cause of his death... though neglegence played a role. the doctor who prescribed joey the medicine was eventually found guilty of second degree murder and is now serving time in prison.daniel peddycord/public health director- "opiods are really only effective for about a two to three week window, and then you begin to develop a physical dependency, meaning you need higher and higher doses to achieve the same effect, and then roughly around a month, addiction can begin to set in. so, it's a real dangerous curve." one that daniel peddycord is naviga through. he's the public health director of contra costa

april rovero says her 21-year-old son joey had been legally prescribed xanax and oxycodone.t that he lost his life by combining the drugs with alcohol.april rovero/mother- "as young and healthy as he was, 21 years old, and you know, just completely healthy, uh, that's all it took to shutdown his breathing the night after being out with his friends. he went to sleep that night and he did not wake up. and, left his family just absolutely devestated." addiction wasn't the root cause of his death... though neglegence played a role. the doctor who prescribed joey the medicine was eventually found guilty of second degree murder and is now serving time in prison.daniel peddycord/public health director- "opiods are really only effective for about a two to three week window, and then you begin to develop a physical dependency, meaning you need higher and higher doses to achieve the same effect, and then roughly around a month, addiction can begin to set in. so, it's a real dangerous curve." one that daniel peddycord is carefully trying to navigate through. he's the public health dire

april rovero says her 21-year-old son joey had been legally prescribed xanax and oxycodone.ut that he lost his life by combining the drugs with alcohol.april rovero/mother- "as young and healthy as he was, 21 years old, and you know, just completely healthy, uh, that's all it took to shutdown his breathing the night after being out with his friends. he went to sleep that night and he did not wake up. and, left his family just absolutely devestated." addiction wasn't the root cause of his death... though neglegence played a role. the doctor who prescribed joey the medicine was eventually found guilty of second degree murder and is now serving time in prison.daniel peddycord/public health director- "opiods are really only effective for about a two to three week window, and then you begin to develop a physical dependency, meaning you need higher and higher doses to achieve the same effect, and then roughly around a month, addiction can begin to set in. so, it's a real dangerous curve." one that daniel peddycord is carefully trying to navigate through. he's the public health dir

legal analyst joey jackson is a defense attorney, sabrina cho is a report for "the yale daily news." anchor for "people tv." so joey, obviously i keep thinking -- first of all, i keep thinking about the good who get into college fair and square or didn't get in because the kids bumped them out. what are the legal ramifications for the parents? >> before my legal hat, my parent hat. went through the whole process. obviously my son now is at unc, chapel hill, your al ma mater. great school. from a parent's perspective, what you go through to get your kids into college, how you treat your kids to get them into college. it starts early on. then in middle school and developing them, encouraging them not only academically to hold it down, but to do things, music, athletics, to show the schools in the future -- >> a well-rounded kid. >> absolutely. that you have cultural values and experiences. in high school it gets worse. parents berating your kids, and telling -- >> you're giving me flashbacks. >> exactly. you got to take the a.c.t. you got to take the s.a.t. you have to work hard. pract

that would raise a lot of red flags. >> well, joey, let's start there.ecause is it typical for these redactions for executive privilege to be asserted by the government's lawyer, who is the attorney general, instead of the president's lawyer, who would be white house council? >> that is an excellent distinction that you make. and the answer is, no, it's not typical. but then again, there's nothing typical about this process at all, right? we're in uncharted water, not entirely, right? we have watergate. and on that issue, victor, it speaks to the issue of transparency. you heard boris sanchez tick off the four different areas they'd be looking for for the lawyers not to the release to the public. one is centering around the whole grand jury information. let's remember whether it's ongoing information or reputation issues or anything else, there's some degree of judgment that has to be used, right. so, these are not categories, if you see grand jury material, you stay away, if it's an ongoing investigation and reputation, it cannot be released. so there's

joining me now is joey jackson, a criminal defense attorney and cnn analyst. i'm not sure this is a legal term but the social and societal response to what happened yesterday seems to be wtf? >> absolutely, and that's the appropriate response. he did it and the prosecution decided that this was the appropriate disposition. now, the confusing elements of this is just come out and say that. say that, listen, we believe we went too hard on him, a 16-count indictment was not appropriate given what occurred here and under the circumstances we don't think he should swallow a felony. he's a young pfaff an-american m african-american man and a felony would decimate him. they did not did that. he comes out and says i'm innocent, this would never happen, and that's just not appropriate. is this the proper resolution? perhaps it is. but to suggest and hood wink the american people not to alert your superintendent when they've diverted all tops of resources, no wonder why the mayor in addition to the superintendent were none too pleased. >> let's break that into parts. nu

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>> joey, let's not forget, we've only seen a four-page summary of what is maybe a 300 or even longerer report. there could still be a whole lot of very embarrassing, damaging information involving the president of the united states. are republicans potentially getting ahead of themselves? >> yes, they are, wolf. and, yes, i would go one step further. not that there could be damaging information, there is damaging information. let me explain. i don't say that as a partisan. i say that as an objective evaluator of what we know. what do we know? there is no exoneration, no collusion, no diversion, no whatever the branding the president says but it explicitly says is he not exonerated. if someone is not exonerated, to me that means there's damning information there that could certainly hold him accountable and that's certainly problematic. >> everybody, stick around. more news we're following. we'll do that after a quick break. ans? yes! i just wanted to show you something i've been wor... ♪ james r. and associates. anna speaking... ♪ james r. and associates. anna. ♪ [phone ringing] bake

. >> i'm joined by criminal defense attorney joey jackson. joey, good to see you.f kelly had the money, then he most likely wouldn't have needed to go to jail. so is it case closed now that that has been taken care of and now his focus will be on the allegations of the sexual misconduct related charges? >> yes, fredricka, good to be with you. that's where his focus needs to be. this, of course, a side show is of great importance his children be provided for. the judge felt very strongly about that, as a result of that said look, until you pay the entire amount, you are going to be held. you're in contempt of court. that matter having been cleared i think now, fredricka, the issue becomes what is going to be i think the fight for his life. the case that he's facing now concerning the ten counts of aggravated sexual assault differs widely from the case, of course, he was dealing with back in 2002 that went to trial in 2008. we have here multiple accusers, three of them underage, multiple accounts. we have issues concerning the new tone and environment concerning me t

joey jackson is here as well as midwin charles.both of you. >> good evening. >> it's interesting. we've been on panels with him. he's appeared on the network. and you sat -- and now we see this happening today. he was representing stormy daniels. he mulled a 2020 run. tonight he said "throughout my career i've fought for the little guy" and that he's going to be fully exonerated. that's going to be -- what do you think in. >> a sad state of affairs without question. so i think differently, depending upon the case that we're talking about. as it relates to california i think he's in a world of hurt. why? because either you have taxes that were properly filed with the government, or you don't. it's easy to prove the allegation in terms of him filing false taxes, you go to the irs, you see if there were taxes filed. if there were not and he presented them to the bank that becomes problematic. in the event you that inflate your income to get loans that becomes problematic. >> which sounds very familiar by the way. >> it really does. >>

joey. >> i think it's a little bit more complicated than that.k we do know what happened in the case, and i think in this case, boy, is it nice to know people in high places. and that apparently is what happened in this particular case. i would have had a lot more respect for the county attorney if we learned initially what we learned now. and that is that they felt this was an appropriate disposition. the fact is, they ran hard at him. he is absolutely a person who is has done very good things for his community. he's adored, respected, lived his life in the right way. based upon that, we do not think it's appropriate to move forward with a felony disposition for a person for reporting a crime like this. just say so. don't say we're forfeiting your bail, he's doing community service, we're not going to let you know. that's problematic. >> everybody stick around -- >> well, what happened here? >> the answer is, we don't know. hopefully we'll find out one of these days. everybody stick around. more news we're following. more breaking news. new isra

let's take baby steps here, joey. first of all, there is such a thing as alternative disposition, alternative prosecution. prosecutors can decide to do something other than take a case to court, it happened more than 5,000 times in illinois. but how does it normally happen? >> so, look, here's the point. let's talk about what happened here. ha happened here is that he did it and to your point the prosecution felt, well, they believe he did it. >> they believe he did it. >> they said that they stand by the grand jury. they believe strongly that they could have prevailed. they believe in support, the chicago police department's investigation, but they've opted instead of moving forward to offer an alternative disposition to your point. an alternative disposition is, look, let us allow reasonable niends prevail. we believe in the interest of justice pursuing 16 counts in a felony indictment is not appropriate. how it normally works, you go in usually prior to indictment and say, don't indict, let's look at something like

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joey jackson is here with us now.d him say i promise you it's all going to get straightened it out. if you're his lawyer how are you straightening it out? >> a lot of work to do. good morning to you. that work involves four different victims, allegedly victims at this point and serious allegations concerning him. i think the first thing you need to do is get what we lawyers call discovery and that is to see exactly what the prosecution has, parse through that information and determine whether there are inconsistencies and discrepancies and what motivations there are. and, you know, i think that is the way to go at least initially. then they are going to have a lot of work to do in terms of prepping r. kelly should he testify. an open question and the performance he gave to gayle king needs to be revisited and he needs his demeanor in check too so they will work on that as well. >> i want to ask you about about that. i feel we saw two different r. kelly the last several days. in the cbs interview was very angry and yes

i haven't written anything about this because it doesn't make any sense to me. >> joey, is there any could or should be taken if they think justice wasn't served? >> in my view, the thing that is a problem to me is that resources were diverted. chicago is a city, you know, i was there recently, love the city, that has a lot of problems. as a result of those lot of problems, and we can talk about black on black crime and things that occur in the community, police need to be and should be focused on that. when you have two dozen detectives focused on a story like that, it diverts resources from people in the community who are victims of crime. that's a problem. there are so many man-hours spent investigating this particular case while other cases were not getting the attention. in that regard, that's why it's a story to me, okay? now, in terms of what will happen moving forward, the city is not getting their money back. there's no statutory authority for the city to get $130,000. in the actual letter the mayor se sent, he cites a statute which i believe is not applicable. what criminal

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this could be just the beginning. >> it's interesting, joey, because the president wasted no time.put it up. he said, new york state and its governor andrew cuomo are proud members of the group of presidential harassers. no wonder people are fleeing the state in record numbers. the witch hunt continues. give me your reaction. >> the reaction is obviously the president is going to brand anything. instead of accepting responsible and speaking to the core issue of what his business dealings were, what type of corruption, if any, exists, he wants to deflect and spin and so it's about harassing the president. certainly, they can't be looking for anything that has merit. certainly, he did nothing wrong. it's about harassing the president. no. it's about getting to the truth. i can tell you having known the attorney general -- she's an honorable individual. i think she's committed to getting to the truth and getting to the facts as she was when she served as public advocate for new york state. i think that ultimately that's what this is about. it's about getting the public to know and to

. >> what do you think, joey? >> i would agree. the fact is that you can't be hypocritical about these things. what is good for the goose is good for the gander. it leads to the issue and the conclusion that it was simply political in nature. the fact is, as susan says, when you have information and that information is sensitive, it doesn't even have to be classified. it could be information that's sensitive enough. that's why we have protocols, that's why we have procedures in place so that it's not used. you don't use whatsapp. you don't use texting. you don't use e-mail. you use secure servers. >> pamela, you have new reporting on requests from house democrats, committee chairman, regarding communications between president trump and president putin of russia. >> that's right. once again, the white house is rejecting a request from democrats on capitol hill. this time pertaining to documents about communications between president trump and vladimir putin. the white house released a letter today to three dp democ on the hill sayin

garcia was sent down, rivera was released, one was traded to detroit and joey bar is not ready just yet. this is what the depth chart currently looks like. tommy murphy was back with us today. >> they've had like 10 catchers for spring training. >> i got here the latest. >> your career is really interesting. it took a long time to get to the major leagues, this is your ninth team. >> my ninth big league team. i don't know. i'm not sure. i know it's 13 organizations. >> the backup position for buster posey will be important. what is your understanding, what have they told you about the backup spot? >> the backup role behind a superstar like buster posey is really all about being prepared for the time that i get in there. we are trying to work together as a group, me and him. >> jason is reportedly at the top of his wish list for the head-coaching vacancy. >> he addressed rumors on espn earlier today. >> i think it's a great institution. we will see what happens. i would love to get back to coaching at any level. college or the nba. it's nice to be wanted. it just tells me i'm doing the r

joey jackson, cnn legal analyst, is with us now. this stood on to me when i read this.e police saying we are going to release this video and that prompted his statement. that seems unusual. i don't remember police -- i don't want to say threatening but saying this is what we are going to do, we are going to release it? >> absolutely. first of all, fragreat to see y both in person. on the issue, police are on the front lines of this. they have done a thorough investigation from all accounts here because the larger issue, remember, is human trafficking. right? the human trafficking element is a major issue in this country, certainly needs to eradicated. from that investigation apparently spawned what they are with robert kraft and if those reports are true, it would be a horrific misstep on the part of the police department. you cannot be releasing or threatening to release information about a defendant for the simple reason everyone has a right to a fair trial. can you imagine the prejudice result to him necin the event t video came public? but to do it saying i'm threat

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