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julie smith was the full but us president's lawyer and scott toll is a republican poll. what check books 19 accused of conspiring to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election results in the states. trump says that he's got to spend on thursday. let's get the ball this for both of the job. my correspondence, he's standing by for us in atlanta in georgia, and of course those legal developments and the last couple of hours rolls. that's right. we saw the 2 man that you mentioned, john eastman, who was one of donald trump's main lawyers investigating what the administration and the campaign had called the campaign irregularities. and a stolen election after the 2020 election. he has are posted is $100000.00 bond and he has been released from jail. he says that he is trying to stand up not just for his 1st amendment rights, but for those of the former president as well. scott hall, ironically is a bail bondsman who himself had to post bond as well on tuesday at the fulton county jail. he is accused of being out the coffee county elections headquarters were electi

26th, that's the hunter biden sweetheart deal that's rejected, the very next day, july 27th, jack smithes in the mar-a-lago case. let's slap some more charges to that all right. so then in july, let's go to d.c. devon archer interview vs. trump's third indictment. so this was the january 6th stuff. july 31st, devon archer testifies that joe biden was on 20-plus phone calls with his son's business partners. the very next day jack smith indicts trump for the january 6th case. coincidence? we don't know. you decide. now let's go to georgia. this happened recently last few days. fbi agent transcript vs. trump's fourth indictment. so in the morning on august 14th, g.o.p. releases the transcripts from this fbi agent involved in the hunter biden investigation. and it has -- it happens to coincide with what the whistleblower was saying. that they -- someone tipped off the secret service tipped off hunter biden. he was never interviewed. so, their stories are very similar. so then on august 14th, that same day, later in the afternoon or that night, that evening, fulton county d.a. fani willis ch

the very next day july 27, jack smith adds even more charges and the trump mar-a-lago document case. i guess pretty weird, another odd coincidence, right? but there's more. july 31, that will be yesterday. hunter biden former business partner, testifies before congress, that joe biden was on over 20 calls and in person meetings with his son, hunter's business partners. that of course, contradicted the big lie as both a candidate and as president, that he never one time, even talk to his son hunter, or his brother or anyone for that matter, quote unquote about their farm business dealings. this includes bereavement executives, devon archer yesterday. pressured hunter's connections in dc. why?they wanted to remove the ukrainian prosecutor that joe biden ultimately forced out in less than six hours, leveraging 1 billion of your tax dollars to do it. and by the way, the net result of that, he helped enrich his son and family in the process. and here we are, the very next day, another coincidence? which is today, august 1, jack smith indicts donald trump once again, over the riot on januar

the very next day july 27, jack smith adds even more charges and the trump mar-a-lago document case. ess pretty weird, another odd coincidence, right? but there's more. july 31, that will be yesterday. hunter biden former business partner, testifies before congress, that joe biden was on over 20 calls and in person meetings with his son, hunter's business partners. that of course, contradicted the big lie as both a candidate and as president, that he never for that matter, quote unquote about their farm business dealings. this includes bereavement executives, devon archer yesterday. pressured hunter's connections in dc. why? they wanted to remove the ukrainian prosecutor that joe biden ultimately forced out in less than six hours, leveraging 1 billion of your tax dollars to do it. and by the way, the net result of that, he helped enrich his son and family in the process. and here we are, the very next day, another coincidence? which is today, august 1, jack smith indicts donald trump once again, over the riot on january 6. although, not really about the riot. despite trump's direction

july 27th, jack smith adds even more in the trump mar-a-lago e. ument cas i guess pretty weird. another odd coincidence, right? but more on july 31st. that would be yesterday. hunter biden's former business partner testifies before congress that joe biden wasss pr on over 20 callstn and in-persot meetings with his son, hunter's farm business partnersin. now, that, of course, contradicted joe biden's big lie as both a candidate and asps president that he never one time evethat of r to his so, hunter or his brother or anyoney for that matter, quote unquote, about their foreign business ondealings. farm this includes burisma, executives who, according to devin. archer yesterday pressured hunter's connections in d.c. why they wantedex to remove that ukrainian prosecutor that joe biden ultimately forced out in less than 6 hours, leveraging 1 billion of your tax dollars to do it. and by the way, the net result that he helped enrich his son and family in the procesf that,s and here we are the very next day, another coincidence which is today, august the first, and jack smith indictedck

jack smith's case, the federal case for mar-a-lago, down in florida, that one has been scheduled for late may, that's certainly going to carry through june and july. now, jack smith's other case, his january 6th case, he has asked to start in early january, if he gets that, it is going to carry at least through april, probably beyond that. now, trump's team said we want a trial in 2026, that's on the other side of the studio. >> don't have a 2026 calendar here for us? >> we don't have a 2026 page just yet. the judge is going to hear that on monday. there is going to be a hearing where she'll consider that. and finally to make it extra complicated, fani willis, if she doesn't manage to move everyone up to the speedy trial date, she wants to start in early march, which is going to take, given how slow things move in georgia, all the way through here. you can't have the same person on trial three times, two times at once. >> because a criminal defendant has to be in the courtroom. >> right. you physically have to be there if you're the criminal defendant. donald trump had the e. jean carroll trial, similar case, but you have to be there. important t

julie: exactly. >> like jack smith and donald trump. you have to think at some point that would happen except there is a department of justice run by merrick garland who is joe biden's wing man for the same wife eric holder is obama's wing man. he was running the department of justice. so we will see. some point the dam is going to break on this if not already breaking. this becomes the two stories of the 2024 election, julie. that is the shame of this. we will not talk about inflation, wages, the border, education, crime, foreign policy as it in terms of the war in ukraine. it will be about donald trump's legal problems we will make sure of that and joe biden's problems. with this poll that just came out, one-third, one-third of the american voters see joe biden as honest and trustworthy peer that is something he ran on in 2020 that he will restore honesty and normalcy to the white house. you can't run on that anymore because most americans say you can't take the high road around here because we see through this. >> julie: for super pa

have the mar-a-lago trial starting at the end of may, that's going to go through june and july, and now jack smiths saying, let's start the january 6th trial in early january. there's just not room for that. you're not going to get this trial in before march. this is the d.a.'s trial. that one is going to have to move in order for this one to get in early. there's a lot here. >> thank you, stick around. we have a lot to talk about. >>> senator tim scott signs the loyalty pledge and seals his place at the first gop debate. we'll tell you who's in and who is still on the fence. >>> also, huge deal at the supreme court. they have blocked a $6 billion opioid settlement that would give immunity to the family behind purdue pharma, maker of oxycontin. details behind that ruling ahead. ♪ chevy y silverado has what it takes to do it all. with up to 13 3 camera views. and the z71 off-road p package. ♪ you ok? yeah. any truck can help you make a living. this one helps you build a life. chevy silverado. shingles. the sh can feel like an intense burning sensation and last for weeks. it can make your workday fe

smith. >> okay julie, live for us in columbia, south carolina, thank you so much for that report. and joining us live is tim haiti, former u.s. attorney for the western district of virginia and former lead investigator with the house january six committee. and luke broadwater, new york times congressional reporter. adwater,tim, let start with you. this is what he shared and how his campaign has defended his choice words. the indictment spells out trump's right to free speech, even his right to lie. so how do you interpret the judge ordering the trump team to respond by monday to prosecutors social media concerns? >> we have seen the negative effects of trump's incendiary rhetoric. we have spoken to so many people during our investigation who came to the washington, who came to the capitol because they believe that the president invited them. so, he has outside influence a, lot of people in this country. and rhetoric like that isn't hypothetical. it actually has practical consequences, the judge understandably is concerned about the rhetoric, like i'm coming after you. because it m

may into june and july are alreadoccupyied by jack smith's other case. so i'm not sure if she's going to be able to fit in -- she can't do iafr that. if you try to do it before that, that's really, really quick. that does not give trump's team much time at all to prepare. it's a tough spot. the other two dates can move. these trial dates come and go. they can move to accommodate each other. >> a lot people this morning saying they want it televised. talking about what neil wrote in "the washington post" saying it should be televised. he writes, your most important to let americans see what happened in the courtroom and assure them that justice is being done. how can you argue with that? i'll ask you if they can do it legally in a minute. >> it's a noble sentiment, and certainly as a member of the media -- look, what it leads to is grand standing. that's always been the fear. that's why they haven't allowed cameras new. we know trial lawyers. no disrespect. >> i'm the daughter of a trial lawyer. i love trial lawyers. >> you put them in front of a camera a

given of the order to close bagram by july 4, 2021, and the airport was open to the embassy four miles away. all talks of conducting neo ceased, against the law. smith said he closed bagram on july 2nd and the taliban controlled 50% of afghanistan with 113 american soldiers left in country, from tenth mountain division. congressman waltz stated not a single official has resigned, relieved, court-martialed or laterally transferred. my life and that of my family's has been on pause since the early morning of august 26, 2021. the difference between the minutes of my life before that day and the minutes that pass after that day are contrasted drastically. the smells of the season, a certain song, an image, a picture, brings back the image and the images and the feelings. the pain and anxiety. the thing that upsets me most is that he exploded the most precious thing a child learns from his parent, trust. kareem enlisted and stood on the wall because he associated his government and the likeness of his parents, and the protection and love he witnessed growing up he associated and compared to his government. my son needed a commander in chief who cared sol

july 31st. will: trump is indicted on charges related to january 6th. pete: four times a day later jack smithvers. you wonder where the marching orders are coming from and how quickly, it was long anticipated. there weeks and months the rumors the indictment could be coming. they chose this date on august 1st from this date. what is this? >> look like the bad guy in star wars. will: can someone let us know what is this purple robe jack smith is always wearing? pete: alabama library. . will: banning kirk cameron mom's for the but event reversing course, one of the event organizers is next. pete: diving into orlando, the underwater adventure on land now. we will check in next. ♪ will: a library in alabama will allow kirk cameron and riley gaines to host their see what the library event. the library cancel the gathering saying get there were concerns about logistics eventually reversed course after pushback from kirk and his legal team. people attending can share stories about faith, family and patriotism a jar next guest is the event host, chair of madison family mom's for the buddy, emily jone

ray smith the third. robert david julie. michael a roman. david james schaffer.easure steel. stephen left guard, lee. harrison prescott floyd. treveyon c kuti. catherine powell. kathleen austin latham. scott graham all. and misty hampton, also known as emily misty hayes. every individual charged in the indictment is charged with one count of violating george's racketeer influenced and corrupt organizations act, through participation in a criminal enterprise in fulton county, georgia, and elsewhere to accomplish the illegal goal of allowing donald j trump to seize the presidential term of office beginning on january 20th, 2021. all elections in our nation are administered by these states, which are given the responsibility of ensuring a fair process and accurate counting of the vote. that includes elections for presidential electors, congress, state officials, and local office. the state's role in this process is essential to the functioning of our democracy. georgia, like every state, has laws that allow those who believe that results of an election are wrong, wh

july 25th, hunter has the plea teal that falls apart -- deal that falls apart. the next day, trump gets additional charges from jack smithof course, when devon archer testifies on july # 31st, trump is indicted on january 6th. congressman, what do you think the doj is trying to do here? >> first, the doj is corrupt, in my view. they are obstructing justice especially when you look at how they were handling all these dealings with hunter biden. but to a broader perspective, what the department of justice is really doing is they want to bleed donald trump dry. they want him to use up so many campaign resources with these terrible, phony indictments that it's going to be hard for him to mount a challenge to the presidency. and for the american people, understand what this means. this means that the democrat party and joe biden are using the power of government to basically turn the screwses on their political opponent. that is un-american. that is not what our country should be doing. and so for all the accusations against donald trump through the years, joe biden is doing the thing that they were saying to the american peo

smith's florida case. mar-a-lago documents case scheduled to begin in late may. that is going to go through june and into july. okay. doesn't look so bad so far. here's what's new. jack smith's team has asked for their other case, the january 6th case, they want that to start in the beginning of january. now, today, donald trump's team will respond to this. they're going to say we want it probably somewhere out here, way beyond the election, but if jack smith's team gets its way, that trial taking four months conservatively. a probably here already in march and april. think that could get worse? fani willis, fulton county d.a. in georgia wants her case start beginning of march. trials potentially double and triple tracked. if this is making your head hurt what i can tell you. trial dates also move. these dates i suspect have to move. this can't all play out. how do i think most likely to play out? i think most likely to see jack smith's case, one or both of them potentially tried before the election. i think the two state cases new york and georgia are likely to move out. alvin bragg, new york d.a. stated pub

2023 june 7 fbi is forced to release the 1023 the next day june 8 jack smith indicts trump on mar-a-lago fast-forward a month julyhunter bidens a plea deal falls apart the next day more charges on mar-a-lago and most recently july 31, devon archer testifies and as you talked about biden's line, hunter biden is lying in joe biden is lying, the next day the january indictment comes down from jack smith. it is exponential for the brightest of the residential crime family and everyone in washington know. where is hunter way back in 2015 and 2016. it's an open secret. to get rid of that they go after the political opponent on a very sharp timeline. what they didn't count on it would continue to make them stronger because the contrast is playing out in front of us in real time and people are not stupid. stuart: i did ask you on the show today, you are a military guy and there's something that is really bothering me they came upon the show yesterday, navy captain brett who warned about equity and inclusion infiltrating in the military. it is astonishing. >> marxist-leninist ideology that is wrapped in the di nomenclatur

which fueled speculation that he's cooperating with special counsel, jack smith's investigation. here is the end of julyry, and refusing to come. >> have you testified before the grand jury? >> you know, i don't talk about anything they say. >> do you feel like it's appropriate, the investigation? >> less than a week later, when jack smith charged trump over his efforts to steal the election, mark meadows was not among the six people described as unindicted coconspirators. which, when some credence to the theater that he might be cooperating. this week, he is among the 19 people indicted for racketeering in georgia. a case he's fighting that moved to federal court. now, after two and a half years after january 6th, after all these investigations, we still don't know exactly what meadows is up to. nikki mccann ramÍrez is a politics reporter for rolling stone, she joins me now. this is one of the great mysteries, nikki, you've been reporting on it. following this trajectory. what do we know about meadows status right now? meadow status right>> chris, i think ta case is really setting up a confrontation be

smith. more housing schemes in london are excluding people around £30,000 a year because they don't know enough. prices have fallen by almost li% from july at an affordable housing scheme called london living rent. what an affordable housing scheme called london living rent.— london living rent. what i got was it was aimed _ london living rent. what i got was it was aimed at _ london living rent. what i got was it was aimed at low _ london living rent. what i got was it was aimed at low to _ london living rent. what i got was it was aimed at low to middle i london living rent. what i got was l it was aimed at low to middle income londoners. it advertised a maximum income of 60 k, which was no problem at all in my case. but income of 60 k, which was no problem at all in my case-— at all in my case. but supplying isn't always _ at all in my case. but supplying isn't always straightforward. i at all in my case. but supplying i isn't always straightforward. sam says that advert from housing association didn't mention minimum income. during the application process, he asked to change to another flat, process, he asked to change to anotherflat

to give planket immunity from future prosecutions very next day 27th jack smith adds more charges for trump in mar-a-lago case july tell congress joe biden was on call 20 times, with the hunter biden's partners, next day trump indicted over january 6 -- >> three and examples taking action the day after something comes out on joe biden mind-boggling if that is not crystal-clear about weaponizing doj nothing is. maria: when investors are going to start zeroing in on this desantis changing his campaign manager in latest sha shake-up gubernatorial. >> i wondering if flat on investors or is wall street tuning in to 2024 election. >> i think we are still a bit earl maria, because this is still a macrostory an earnings story this is. maria: good point. >> core inflation, 4.8% markets are fixated on rates gdp, on payroll, and on inflation rate. maria: great point you think another rate hike. >> market pricing in one more for the year my view is we are done we should be done the good thing here is fed is not meeting until september so they have two months of data here, to really review hopefully trends right direction payr

the very next day, june 8th, doj, special counsel jack smith indicts trump in the mar-a-lago document case. on july 26 hunter biden's unprecedented sweetheart deal with the doj was introduced in court and then rejected by that federal judge who did a great job. the very next day, july 27th, look at this. the special counsel added even more charges on to donald trump's mar-a-lago case. mere coincidence, right? on july 30th hunter biden former business partner devon archer testified before congress. joe biden not only was on phone calls with some of hunter biden and devon's business partners, some 20 calls. he also met them in person a number of times at cafÉ milano. the very next day after that, that would be august 1st. here we go again. the special counsel indicted trump wants again over the january 6th issue in washington, d.c. which brings us to last friday win a sham special counsel was appointed a slow walk for the hunter biden investigation and cover up misconduct at the department of justice. the next working day would go from friday until monday. then you've got it, new charges against dona

julie. hen row lip ton. tera steely. and medina. glen levy. michael. jessy smith. sarah, jen. star. katie. lilly and pam. >> [applause] jop love it when lawyers and heck folks come together. i want it take a moment and acknowledge the efforts of my former city attorney lewis. >> i will close by saying this together we have preserved this incredible institution and restored a safety net for san francisco. laguna honda taken care of most vulnerable we look forward to this happening for the next 100 years. with this my honor to bring up someone helping to represent our neighbors and residents of the city of san francisco the supervisor of d 7, supervisor melgar. >> thank you very much. i want to say thank you, mir for your leadership and for being able to tune out the noise. while the task at hand needed get done. sometimes we have contentious rep with the board and the major's office. [laughter] and i remember very vivid low that meet whenning we decided no we need to work together. tune out the noise and figure out how to get this done and cord nit and work together the messaging together t

smith in new york. a quiet month in the west wing, july 29th, his first day of vacation. 17 days meant the president was out of office either in delaware or lake tahoe in this particular case. we have not heard a peep from him yet today even though the fed says decades' high interest rates may be going even higher. >> we are prepared to raise rates further if appropriate and intend to hold policy at a restrictive level until we are confident that inflation is moving sustainbly down toward our objective. >> sandra: peter doocy is covering the bidenomics push from the north lawn. peter, what are we hearing about this? >> sandra, hearing for months now if the fed can just raise interest rates inflation will come down to 2%, it has not happened yet and now they are admitting the calculations may not be quite right. >> signs the economy may not be cooling as expected. so far this year, gdp growth has come in above expectations and above the longer run trend. recent readings on consumer spending have been especially robust. >> white house officials do not ever publicly comment on the fed's moves. president bi

julie. hen row lip ton. tera steely. and medina. glen levy. michael. jessy smith. sarah, jen. star. katie. lilly and pam. >> [applause] jop love it when lawyers and heck folks come together. i want it take a moment and acknowledge the efforts of my former city attorney lewis. >> i will close by saying this together we have preserved this incredible institution and restored a safety net for san francisco. laguna honda taken care of most vulnerable we look forward to this happening for the next 100 years. with this my honor to bring up someone helping to represent our neighbors and residents of the city of san francisco the supervisor of d 7, supervisor melgar. >> thank you very much. i want to say thank you, mir for your leadership and for being able to tune out the noise. while the task at hand needed get done. sometimes we have contentious rep with the board and the major's office. [laughter] and i remember very vivid low that meet whenning we decided no we need to work together. tune out the noise and figure out how to get this done and cord nit and work together the messaging together t

from burisma well, the next day, after that, the same jack smith indicted former president trump in the mar-a-lago documents case. then on july6th, hunter biden sweetheart deal blew up when it was revealed that the doj tried to protect him and give him immunity from future prosecutions which was completely ridiculous. then the next day, again, jack smith added more charges against trump in the documents case and what is called a superseding indictment. are you with me on the pattern mere? then yesterday former biden business partner devon archer told the oversight committee joe biden was on 20 phone calls with his son's business partners and that in fact burisma execs were on the phone calls as well. and helped with, you know, they wanted hunter's help in pressuring washington to fire that ukrainian prosecutor who at the time was investigating burisma. so that's what we learned in that. and then, just like clockwork, once again, today we get the latest indictment related to january 6th. >> joining us now house oversight committee chair james comer. congressman, are the american people at this point supposed to suspend all bel

july. now where are the other cases going to fit? let's take jack smith's case. they want to start it in january. they do not have enough time to get that in before the new york case. then we have fani willis' case. there's no place for that. >> you can't so close to the election. >> if they start a trial in august, there's no way. >> especially a rico case. >> i don't see any room for fani willis' case before the election. even jack smith's case, someone has to get rid of this. the d.a., not dismisit, but move it. alvin bragg said publicly, he said if i have to i try to come up to accommodate the others, i'm willing to try to do that. >> thank you so much. we have more in a little bit. >>> we're keeping pace with the legal woes are the strategies to defend him. he's a sampling of how his allies are responding to this indictment. >> imagine if this had been applied to al gore supporters in 2000. this is a direct threat to the american system of the rule of law. >> there were also alternate electors in 1960. on advice of counsel, trump asked pence to kick it back

but let's remember the mar-a-lago trial in florida, jack smith's other case, that will start in may and take us through julyhat's a five-month stretch, phil. you don't need me to tell you what's happening politically from march to july of 2024. >> winner take all primaries including florida. that's just in march. >> exactly. trump has to be physically in the courtroom for these. these are criminal trials. >> this is the reality, not just the pr and the optics. >> exactly. >> elie honig, thank you my friend. >>> sara, back to you, keeping a close eye on what's happening in florida. >> yep. we're waiting for this storm to arrive here in the state of florida. it is right now a category 1. but that is likely to change because it's going to go over that very hot water of the gulf of mexico. in just a bit, we'll speak with the fema administrator about the preparations that are under way and what they will be doing to make sure that people are able to be safe as this storm inches ever closer to the west coast of florida. that's ahead. like the subway series menu. buy one footlong in the app, get one free. for free

well, mike, julie, these new federal charges are the result of a justice department investigation into mr. trump's alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 election. special prosecutor jack smith today unveiled parts of the indictment, which accuses trump of being determined to remain in power and peddling conspiracies and lies that the 2020 election was stolen from him. the unrest ultimately leading to the january 6th, 2021, attack on the capitol. it also provides new details on the intense pressure trump allegedly put on then vice president mike pence to delay or reject the certification of the election. the attack on

smith's office. assistant special counsel david harbach wrote in the filing, quote, on july 5th, 2023, tarvaris identified as trump employee four, informed chief judge that he no longer wished to be represented by stanley woodward. and that going forward, he wished to be represented by the first assistant federal defender. immediately after receiving new counsel, tarvaris retracted his prior false testimony and provided information that implicated nauta, de oliveira, and trump in efforts to delete security footage. in the superseding indictment. so we're now starting to see what happens once the pressure cooker is on and people start being more loyal to themselves than to donald trump. so what does that mean for the 18 people indicted with trump as well as the unindicted co-conspirators in the georgia case? just remember, the georgia case alleges the largest conspiracy of all the alleged attempts to steal this election. literally 30 unindicted co-conspirators and 19 defendants. and trump has to be afraid, right? which is why he's pressuring his party to fix it, fix it now. so the party that denounced the

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prices have fallen by almost 4% from july last year, with the average cost of a home in the uk nowjust over £260,000. let's go live now to our correspondent, colletta smithll since the financial crash in 2009. at the ingredients, the causes of the fall are very different. it's really being fuelled by the huge increases in mortgage rates that we have seen over recent months. today, if you are to get a two—year, fixed—rate mortgage deal, the average price you would be paying is 6.85% in interest, a massivejump compared to this point last year. that means more people are failing of the mortgage affordability checks were now trying to get hold of a mortgage and others are opting for cheaper properties, putting on low offers. that is having a real—world impact on house prices. nationwide saying that since that peak that we saw in august last summer, prices have actually dropped by 4.5%, more buyers hesitating as well at the moment, just as rates are shifting so much, and everything feels quite uncertain these last few months. and that's having an impact on the amount of property sold, so nationwide are saying that injune there was a 15% drop in the number of

smith's office. that is usually that typical last step before you can see indictments. goes all the way back to july6 when trump's attorneys were given that target letter. what we have learned from our sources about that target letter is that trump could be facing three areas of charges. deprivation of rights, specifically with regards to civil rights. there's also the conspiracy to commit offense or defraud the u.s. finally witness tampering. so we'll be watching those areas if indeed news comes. as you mentioned in the open, the grand jury met today. they have left. they've been trickling out the last hour or so. we believe they're gone. so we have to find out if they're going to hand one up today. it comes after we saw three new charges added in that alleged mishandling case out of florida. we'll see what the news brings. keeping a close watch. we'll bring it to you as soon as we get any developments. >> martha: thanks, griff. former president trump's legal troubles are not hurting him at all in the polls. in fact, he's way ahead of his republican rivals and doing better in hypothetical matchups

smith, it's great to see you again. thank you for being here. here is biden's 2024 campaign manager, julieio, and watch. >> we are encouraged by what we are seeing in ohio and another data point based on what we have seen across the country and in so many states and throughout the midterm. exactly that point that abortion is a potent issue and it is an issue that is top of mind for many voters across the country. >> so while vice president kamala harris has been very vocal about abortion rights and the attacks by republicans, biden has largely focused on the economy. so the president spoke more forcefully on this issue, or do you see this as a good balance? >> well, i think the president has spoken out about the importance of reproductive freedom and i think voters understand that democrats are to be trusted, they can be trusted to protect women's freedoms and make their own health care decisions, including about abortion, and they get that republicans, given half a chance, are going to look to put forward a national abortion ban if they get control of the white house and congress. i used

smith and his team outlined in detail. >> one of those, in fact the first to get in on july 18th, with the false electors lawsuit, a lawsuit against them, and we talked to dana nessel there, their attorney general, is michigan, and here with us is former michigan republican congressman fred upton, one of the few republicans in the house to vote to impeach donald trump for his actions on that horrific day in u.s. history. the second impeachment. congressman, 939 days since the attack on the capitol now. the former president is facing charges for his attempts to cling on to power, not to incite the riot that day, but to actually use violence in a number of instances, not just on january 6th, along with his coconspirators to try to advance his scheme or conspiracy, the alleged conspiracies in seven states and other places to try to hold on to power even though they say he knew that he had lost the election. what are your reflections on this moment? >> well, you know, of course, i was there on january 6th. and you'll remember that the president, president trump, shortly after january 6th, said publicly that he had done everyth

watched him last week after i'd watched the hearings from this year on july 27, in which the colonel testified. and colonel sergeant major smith testified. watching these in the order that i did gave me a great perspective. not even a month after these attacks happened to our kids, the propaganda and the cover-up were set in motion by these two first hearings in which two four-star generals, secretary of defense and secretary of state testified. this was done because of the outrage by the american people on how the withdrawal was conducted, how america is portrayed around the world, because of this withdrawal. and how our allies and our adversaries viewed us -- sorry. viewed us after this catastrophe. america was mad and we wanted answers. what was the mission? what was the objective? why didn't we do the withdrawal from bagram airbase? secretary of defense lloyd austin answered both of these questions by saying, bagram would take 5,000 people to operate. and will put them in harm's way. well, we now know from colonel sergeant major smith's testimony is that bagram airbase would take 2,000 people to operate. secretary of defen

july was a whopping $407,000. up 2% from last year, chris. >> leslie picker, thank you for that. >>> the special counsel is pushing back. why jack smith's team is saying no way to bumping former president trump's trial to 2026. the pointed response to trump's legal team in their latest filing. we're back in 60 seconds. ck in s (christina) with verizon business unlimited, i get 5g, truly unlimited data, and unlimited hotspot data. so, no matter what, i'm running this kitchen. (vo) make the switch. it's your business. it's your verizon. (christina) with verizon business unlimited, i get 5g, truly unlimited data, and unlimited hotspot data. so, no matter what, i'm running this kitchen. (vo) make the switch. it's your business. it's your verizon. >>> come monday the judge will have a huge decision to make, whether to start donald trump's d.c. conspiracy trial before or after the election. trump's attorneys say anything before april 2026 would be unfair to their client. but now, special counsel jack smith is arguing that kind of delay would be unfair to the country itself. denying the public its right to a speedy trial. he also argues, yeste

well, mike, julie, these new federal charges are the result of a justice department investigation into mr. trump's alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 election. special prosecutor jack smith today unveiled parts of the indictment, which accuses trump of being determined to remain in power and peddling conspiracies and lies that the 2020 election was stolen from him. the unrest ultimately leading to the january 6th, 2021, attack on the capitol. it also provides new details on the intense pressure trump allegedly put on then vice president mike pence to delay or reject the certification of the election. the attack on our nation's capitol on january six, 2021, was an unprecedented assault on the seat of american democracy. it's described in the indictment. it was fueled by lies, lies by the defendant targeted at obstructing a bedrock function of the us government. the nation's process of collecting, counting and certified lying. the results of the presidential election. the indictment only charges former president trump, but it refers to six coconspirators. it is unclear when smith might name those people. today, attorney general merrick garland praised special counsel jack

contemporaneous notes leading jack smith to producing some of that evidence that they will begin to hopefully share with the trump team starting tomorrow night. >> julie circuit for us. we appreciate it, julie. thank you. let's talk through some more of this stuff. i want to turn first and foremost to this media blitz we've been seeing with jon mauro specifically, the defense as we've been seeing that he is mounting, -- this trial gets up and going. first and foremost, this criminal intent and the fact the former president actually believed that the election had been stolen from him. and on top of that, relying on the advice of his counsel. i want to play a part of what we heard from laura today and then we will talk. >> in order to have a violation of law, you have to have criminal intent. in this case, corrupt intent, and what that means is you have to have some desire to do something unlawful. if your attorney is telling you that you have a right to petition congress, and then that completely eliminates any criminal intent. >> the 2 things i think, of danny, you know i'm not a lawyer, i always say this, the desire to do something unlawful, the conv

july? do you see any relevant points here that are going to give the judge pause when she schedules the trial date? >> sure. and i think jack smith tried to accommodate those things as well. 70 days is usually the first trial date that gets issued, but january is still, what, five months away inbut no doubt there are issues that i think could cause a judge to believe that more time is necessary than that. as you point out, the small amount of classified information is one thing that they will have to deal with. we don't know exactly what that is, but people may need clearances. they need to figure out how they're going to handle that, so that will take some time. and then also the idea that you've got other kinds of things that need to be reviewed before then, that there is a significant volume of documents here. all of that makes sense. the judge has to decide what really is due process here, what amount of time is reasonable by balancing both a defendant's need to have reasonable preparation but also the government's right to protect the public interest in a speedy trial. >> yeah. when we talk about the trial whenever it's sche

on july 26th, hunter biden's sweetheart plea deal blew up, when the doj tried to protect him and give him immunity from future, then the next day, jack smith added more charges against trump in the documents case in what's called a superseding indictment, are you with me on the pattern here. yesterday, biden's former business partner devon archer that joe biden was on over 20 phone calls with his son's business partners and burisma execs were on the phone call as well and helped, they wanted hunter's help in pressuring washington to fire that ukrainian prosecutor who at the time was investigating burisma, that's what we learned in that. just like clock work once again today we get the latest indictment related to january 6th. joining us now house oversight committee share james comer, congressman, are the american people at this point supposed to suspend all belief in common sense and think that this is all just one -- a series of coincidences in these charging documents and the timing of it? >> i think the american people see what's going on. whether or not this is a weaponized department of justice trying to divert away from biden corrup

it is ridiculous was to host: that is julie in new york on reading the indictment. that is what jack smithraged americans to do it a brief press conference yesterday announcing these latest charges. we will play that for you in its entirety. [video] >> today and that meant was unsealed charging donald j. trump with conspiring to defraud the united states, conspiring to disenfranchise voters, and conspiring and attempting to obstruct an official proceeding. the indictment was issued by a grand jury of citizens here in the district of columbia, and it sets forth the crimes charged in detail. i encourage everyone to read it in full. the attack on our nation's capitol on january 6, 2021, was an unprecedented assault on the seat of american democracy. it is described in the indictment. it was fueled by lies. lies by the defendant, targeted at obstructing the bedrock function of the u.s. government, the nation's process of collecting, counting and certifying the results of the presidential election. the men and women of law enforcement who defended the u.s. capitol on january 6 are heroes. they

julie, how is he responding to all of these reports. >> reporter: he is responding, richard, as you might expect, despite this protective order request being issued by special counsel jack smiths still going on the defense, and even the offense on the campaign trail, speaking back to back at gop fund-raisers, to crowds in alabama on friday in south carolina last night, just a couple of miles off this road where we were there about 1300 attendees from the state's republican party, and they applauded him, they cheered him. he railed against the special counsel himself. take a listen to what he said himself, and we will talk about it on the other side. >> the ranged jack smith, he's a deranged human being. you take a look at that thing, you say that guy is a sick man. >> people attacking prosecutors -- >> this is a political campaign right now. this prosecution was instituted by president biden, and in the middle of that campaign, people are going to speak out. my role is not to address anything about prosecutors. >> now, who we just heard from is one of the former president's's lawyers doing an appearance on all media networks today, speaking to our choctaw this morning, defend

julie? mike, today's federal charges the results of a months long justice department investigation into mr. trump's alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 election. the indictment, filed by special counsel jack smith in federal district court in d.c. smith also led the investigation into trump's handling of classified documents in this case, federal prosecutors accused trump of being determined to remain in power and peddling conspiracy and lies that the 2020 election was stolen from him. the unrest ultimately leading to the january six, 2021, attack on the capitol. as part of this investigation, prosecutors inte