que afecta a la flora y la fauna y alcanza directamente a millones de personas que viven cerca del lagoe es victima maracaibo, antiguo santuario de exoticas especies y de una geografia especial por su salida al mar caribe. >> el unico problema no es el petroleo el color del agua no es azul sino verde, se trata del verdin una bacteria que haceest. >> este biologo junto a otros expertos declararon al lago en emergencia. >> cuando aqui empieza a morirse la gente producto de la contaminacion, entonces ahi si van a tomar calza en el asunto. >> la cuenca del lago de maracaibo tiene el tamano de la isla de puerto rico. >> su futuro dependera de las acciones ambientales que se se tomen en lo inmediato. >> petroleo, verdin, pero tambien la basura por la actividad humana que acaba en el agua. >> en el momento en que se empieza a activar y empieza la produccion petrolea, la exp explotacion petrolea nuevamente en maracaibo todas estas es estructuras empiezan a tener fugas, averias su proyecto lleva el nombre de sirena y empieza en peluquerias de maracaibo y otras ciudades. >> un kilo de cabello abs

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it's not about mar-a-lago's worth.s not worth 18 million, it's worth probably 1.5 million at the least. it is not worth trump tower, wall street, that's not what this is about coming you know it and i know it. this is a new form of election interference. this is a campaign that cannot succeed with biden and kamala, so they have to weaponize and have them back them, fund them, and come after donald trump including his children, his company, employees are working for him. doing their job, that is the desperation of our country at this moment which is about to go into world war. this is crazy. and its derangement syndrome, that's the best thing i can explain to you, and just know this, and for all of those that understand what is going on, we will win it, we will fight, because the facts are on our side. there are politicized judges. there are the ga's. and i have no doubt we will succeed. >> sean: tell us what the strategy is going for? >> it's very simple, the left-wing media unfortunately will report cases, and another

mÁs grande de ese paÍs, desde la ciudad de mÉxico gaby nos habla de la paulatina muerte de lago. >>han sido precarios en lluvia, el lago estÁ muerto. gaby: para dimensionar esta tragedia hay que voltear a ver la vida de quienes dependÍa de sus aguas y su riqueza, hoy don vÍctor se dedica la vara, sus barcos y redes nunca mÁs van a sentir el agua. >> tristeza, se siente feo, ya todo esta seco, se convirtiÓ en un desierto. gaby: la contaminaciÓn por el vaciado de desechos y la urbanizaciÓn entre otras causas acabaron con el lago. >> se estÁn construyendo fraccionamientos en lugar de recarga hidrÁulica. gaby: constituye la principal fuente de ingreso del municipio en sus mejores Épocas se obtenÍan hasta 31,000 libras de tilapia el dÍa, para los experto la sequÍa podÍa precipitar un dÍa cero, una gran crisis del agua y alcance a distintos estados del paÍs. >> si la presidencia de la repÚblica no reacciona y la desapariciÓn del lago ocurra lo que vamos tener es un conflicto del agua. gaby: en un fuerte lema de salud pÚblica, las enormes cantidades de polvo y lodo afecta la salud de quien

>> i haven't used the word optum is in the same sentence with the mar-a-lago case for a long time.s a simple case in terms of how to get the case ready for trial. it should've been a trial. the judge seems intent on slow walking it. what she's up against her own deadline to hold a section for hearing on the classified information. and of course prosecutors have the ability, if they don't like her rulings there, to take an interlocutory appeal ahead of trial. i have always been >> -- there would be a strong case here for the 11th circuit, given the law in our circuit, to suggest that she should step aside. not because she has any clear bias but because given her history with this defendant and these cases and the earlier issue involving the search at mar-a-lago, public confidence is better served with a better judge on the case. there are a lot of ifs in that sentence. but if this case gets to the point where jack smith does decide to take an interlocutory appeal on this issue than perhaps there would be reason for optimism if this case were to go to another judge. >> wow. that's a

in the mar-a-lago case.— mar-a-lago case., great _ mar-a-lago case. richard painter, great to - mar-a-lago case. richard painter, great to have i mar-a-lago case. richardj painter, great to have you mar-a-lago case. richard i painter, great to have you with us this evening.— us this evening. thank you for havin: us this evening. thank you for having me- — president biden's political opponents seized on thursday's report to call for charges against donald trump to be dropped. the former president took to his social media site the us supreme court heard arguments on thursday in a case that could remove mr trump from the ballot in colorado. it's a landmark case that could determine the outcome of the 2024 election. donald trump's political fortunes continue to grow as the front one for the presidential nomination. only 51% of americans are concerned about his legal troubles. —— front runner. he hasjust secured another primary win in the us virgin islands. he is widely expected to sweep the nevada caucuses on thursday. his last r

that the fbi failed to check when executed a search at mar-a- lago. fbi seized more than 100 classified documents. we know from jack smith's indictment of trump that many of those documents had previously been kept in boxes on a ballroom stage, lining the walls of the bathroom, and spilled on the floor of a storage room. according to the indictment, trump eventually had those documents moved. but abc news reports that in june of 2022, while trump's lawyer evan corcoran was searching that storage room for classified documents, trump allegedly asked a longtime mar- a-lago employee to change the lock on a closet door that the secret service had simply simply been in and trump wanted the key. two months later, when agents reached a closet during their search, they could not locate a key for it. they were told that the space behind the door went nowhere. they decided not to break it open. nbc sources say that in addition to the closet the fbi also failed to search a hidden room connected to trump's bedroom. back with us to discuss this new development, joy

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the lagos state government announced an immediate band on single use plastics. the band targets styrofoam products which are popular with food vendors. it also includes single use plastic bags locally referred to as night on bags. now the bad has been welcomed by environmental groups who say africa is taking huge strides in the fight against plastic pollution to date, especially for african countries, have any existing ban on those restrictions. the use of plastics. we get off this report from lagos with our correspondent only such a cool, much shows us just how dia, plastic pollution is in the city of the does and drainage systems blocked by plastic waste. it's they come on sites in my gerry as largest city lagos, possibilities hope, the new band on a single just plastics will help clean up this long standing problem. i remember this come out as a category not now decades late. that is even worse. most people i agree that it probably needs fixing, but not everyone is happy with the band streets would been those say they've been hits hottest. they use federal ph

how did the judge get away math trying to say mar-a-lago is 18 million? >> sean? they won't on appeal. that's the bottom line. heit's -- it's almost a joke. it is a joke. but they tried to do that. i'm in palm beacbeach h right ne i was at mar a lago today, valuof the beachfront units is valued at double 18 million. it's ridiculous. they're doing legally. it will not stand up on appeal. but seanl noup o, they don't caa they're trying to damage president trump priog to dr to e election. that's all they care about. and as alina habba jusbbits hatd they're going to continue to fight and this will be overturned on appeal the valuations do not make sense, but it doesn't matter to them because they're just out to get him. they're trying to do the ultimate in election going interference and it's not going to work ifk. . >> people see through it. let's get your take. matt whitakeet your r. king you know, working as an attorney general, let me ask you, as you look at this case and you look at a an attorney general running for office saying they're going after one persone g

-a it's-l not about mar-a-lago's worth.oit's not worth $18 million.l it's probably worth $1.5 billion at the least. it is not worth, trump tower, 40 wall street, this is not what it's about. you knowthis it and i know it. this is the new form of election interference. this is a campaign that cannot succeed with biden and kamala.ma so they have to weaponize them, have george soros and read off and the men fund then come and go after everything trump, including his children, his company, employees working for them, doing their job. as the desperation of our country at this moment which is about to go into world war. this is crazy, and it is trump derangement syndrome. that's the best thint thg i can explain to you. t just know this, and fohar all those people who understande what's going on, we will win, wi will fight because the facts are on our side. there are politicized judges and d.a.s and ags. but i have no doubt in the end w we will succeed. >> sean:ild. tell us what your strategy is going forward, alina. >> very simpl

el juicio sobre los documentos que se llevÓ a mar a lago podrÍa aplazarse. aparezca su nombre las boletas electorales, fuentes allegadas a trump dijeron que Éste permanecerÁ en su residencia en la florida antes de viajar a las vegas, nevada para celebrar su esperada victoria en la asamblea electoral. ilia: el presidente ganÓ fÁcilmente la primaria demÓcrata de ese estado, pero del lado republicano en una elecciÓn donde no estuvo trump, desde las vegas luis nos dice que eso es precisamente lo que querÍa trump. luis: si la primaria hubiera sido un partido de fÚtbol, haley habrÍa perdido encontrar, esto con dos aspirantes que ya no estÁn en la contienda, la gran mayorÍa de los republicanos voto por ninguno de estos candidatos, dÁndole una embarazosa derrota. >> creen que ese puede ser el final de haley, si no se muere allÍ, se morirÁ por seguro en nevada. luis: a pesar de todo, el esfuerzo de nikki haley sigue vivo, su campaÑa dice que decidieron invertir en un estado donde las reglas 60 para favorecer a donald trump, trump con su inusual ironÍa dijo, una mala

control on the continent will tell you about the latest efforts to clean up spurred on by a band in lagos, and the young people in south africa who could change the direction of the country in the upcoming election we will hear from one of them a now the 1st for loops on your will, the actress kicks office spent as jury president of the prestigious food and knowledge. she's the 1st black person to ever have federal and the f. 12024 will go down in the books as one of the most thrilling editions of the tournament. yes, we have a rest of the unforgettable man. the head of, i'm christine wonder, it's good to have your company environments. officials and nigeria is biggest city have taken a bold step in tackling the challenge of plastic pollution last month. the legal state government announced an immediate band on single use plastics. the band targets styrofoam products which all popular with food vendors. it also includes single use plastic bags locally referred to as night on bags. now the bed has been welcomed by environmental groups who say africa is taking huge strides in the fight agai

we get office report from lagos with our correspondent. only subject will much shows us just how diet, plastic pollution is in the city, as the does and drainage systems blocked by plastic waste. it's they come on sites in nigeria as largest city, lagos, possibilities hope, the new band on a single just plastics will help clean up this long standing problem. i remember this come out as a category and up. now decades late, that is even worse. most people i agree that it probably needs fixing, but not everyone is happy with the bon streets. would been those say they've been hits hottest. they use federal phone books is as a cheap way to pack lunches, but it's not biodegradable and says to states, the biggest environmental menace defenders say they haven't been given enough time to find alternatives. know, i'm the most somebody who does the residual, what do you have to tell me to do this? all the goals soon to present. and obviously negroes produces tons of waste being some of the trashes collected and recycling. but most of it is done witho

we know the fbi had access to mar-a-lago.we know they were in the room where those documents were eventually found. we don't know the fbi could have taken them. nobody stopped them and said you couldn't come back. they would have been able to walk through if they asked. the only thing they did ask for was about three days later. they said can you put another lock on that particular door which was complied with. now that we have three cases very similar in so many ways, does trump have a case to get this thrown out of court or probably not? >> i think he does. the exclusive authority for these classified documents resides with the federal records act, which does give custody and control to a former president. insofar as the obstruction charges against trump, he also has a defense there and that rests with the department of justice's own long-standing two decade old opinion met a former president can keep whatever he wants. that was endorsed by a federal judge. he can resist as bill clinton did. clinton did not get charged with

pero un lago con el líquido que provee vida.as. exactamente. es la historia de ese lago, es bien interesante. eso es un lago prehistórico que se secó hace decenas de miles de años, pero los eventos extremos continuos que hemos visto desde el año pasado, los ríos atmosféricos, hilary, toda esta humedad que ha llegado ha provocado que prácticamente haya casi un pie de agua en ese lago. y bueno, con las últimas lluvias todos esperaban que se secara, pero con las últimas lluvias dijo pues no, aquí estoy, aquí me quedo. todavía sigue presente ? sí, verdad? pero vamos a echar un vistazo a lo que está ocurriendo. las condiciones del tiempo. oh, qué tal? muy buenas noches les saluda marcelo rivera. y a esta hora, en la ciudad de san josé, la temperatura actual, ubicada en los 54 grados cielos mayormente despejados y la temperatura irá descendiendo poco a poco según avanza la noche hasta alcanzar una mínima de cerca de 47 a 49 grados durante la mañana de mañana viernes en la imagen de radar y satélite en vivo a esta hora vemos esas condi

had acces to mar-a-lago. we do know they were in the room withm the documents where they e thwere found. we do know the fbi could haveta taken them. nobody stopped them and nobody u said you couldn't come back either. they would have been able to walkto through i'm sure if they. asked. but the only thi thing they did asked for was about three days later, they said, can yo.u putat another lock on that particular door, which was complied with?ew so now that we have three casesc very similar in so many ways, does trump have a case to get this throwt n out of court or probably notofably? >> oh come i think he does because the exclusive authority for these classified documents resides with the federal records act, which does give custody ano control to a former president. and you know, insofar as the s obstruction charges against trump, he also has a defense there. that rests with the department t of justice's own long-standing two decade-old opinion that a m former president can keepet whatever he wants that was

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it's not what is mar-a-lago worth. it's why was he representing two separate figures to two separate entities in a way that benefit him? that was what was being prosecuted. host: if somebody is doing that with their own home, would they be prosecuted for it when it comes to looking for a loan for something they are trying to buy and paying taxes? is that something the average person can do? guest: i don't know if they would be prosecuted for it. it comes down to prosecute jory discretion. he was doing this in terms of his business. trump was inflating the value of his 5th avenue in square footage of histriplex multiple times over. either your apartment is 10 feet or 100 feet. i think that host: host: is the contention. this is liberty hill, texas, independent. you are on. caller: yes, hugo, i have a question to ask you. january 6, i was sitting at home and i was on facebook. i happened to see the posting by john sullivan. i thought what is going on. this john sullivan was bragging and boasting about successfully breaki

and of course, out of a job ronna mcdaniel also went to mar-a-lago just this month. trump called her a friend on truth social before unceremoniously pushing her out of the rnc's back door. and of course, picking cronies, including his own family, to take over joining me now is republican pollster frank luntz. frank, you heard nikki haley today. she used that specific language very deliberately. she says she will not kiss the ring do you think that she has crossed a line for herself as she really ruling herself out of being in trump's good graces after this? >> i think so based on past history, although donald trump forgives and people who were his mortal enemy become his strongest ally. weeks later. >> and those who are his strongest allies become mortal enemies. weeks later, there's no predicting this. you have to go back to 2012, the last time that a presidential candidate did not drop out when the numbers for clearly against him. that was ron paul who did manage to get a significant number delegates put nowhere near the number that he would need. and it's pretty c

donald trump and his lawyers meeting with the judge in the mar-a-lago documents case.o, will the timing on this case slide? >>> now, we're also watching two live events expected to be happening this hour. president biden set to speak in minutes. his first public comment sense donald trump attacked the nato alliance over money. >>> also happening live this hour, now three-time super bowl champ patrick mahomes holding his first news conference after a thrilling overtime win. kate bolduan out today. i'm sara sidner with john berman. this is "cnn news central." ♪ >>> all right. happening now, donald trump and his legal team are behind closed doors with the federal judge in florida overseeing the classified documents case. it's also deadline day for his lawyers in a separate case to ask the supreme court to address the ruling that he is not immune from prosecution for the january 6th election subversion case. now, cnn's evan perez is outside the federal court for us in pearson, florida. kristen is also in west palm beach. evan, first to you. how long have they been inside?

so he could theoretically take alone against mar-a-lago.kes mar-a-lago is collateral perhaps again, some rich guy or some foreign lender or whatever that wants to say, okay, sure, we'll take that as collateral. hand you 100 or $200 million but those are going to be the sorts of things he's going to have to do is look at his assets and say, look, can i put at risk by taking a large count against it in order to now pay these penalties well, and kristie, the other part of this was a lot of talk about michael cohen and his credibility, which obviously has been a subject of ours. we've had michael cohen on the show. we've talked about that, but he's wrote at one point where they said, pretty matter of faculty that michael cohen told the truth, something that michael cohen is touting tonight, but but i wonder what you make of that, not only given the role that he played in jumpstarting this investigation, but also he's expected to be a key witness in the hush-money case that we now know has a court date next month. so i have to say that part of t

so pensacola happens to be the closest federal prison camp to mar-a-lago. and so whether or not it's actually -- you know, if we end up there, again, that particular camp, the general complexion of sort of day-to-day life is not that different. >> ryan, it's fascinating though. obviously we're a long way away from it, but i think today it comes real, certainly to the former president, in a way it may not have before, that this is where this could go. it is going to go forward. there is going to be a trial, at least unless some shocking things come from the supreme court. another option though, you know, if this does happen, home confinement? >> that's right. home confinement for a conviction on these charges would be unusual. generally the courts have said we're going to treat trump as any other citizen, like citizen trump, a former president can't be above the law. even the conservative court and the 11th circuit, all judges said the same thing when it comes to the classified documents case. does he get treated by everybody else when he serves time in a mi

the deed of mar-a-lago says it can't be a private residence. it's a club. and that even if it were it would be 400% north of the most valuable property, private property property in the united states, basically saying it's completely unrealistic. and he had this footnote. he said, donald trump knows this because he signed the deed for mar-a-lago, just showing that every time trump comes out at mar a-lago and what he has said about this is completely wrong. >> what are the things that the foreign president was saying at mar-a-lago during his rant, was that they had this expert witness who's highly respected, i think from nyu stern school of business, who they paid. he didn't point this out, but he paid them an awful lot of money. yeah. >> that expert witness was a bit of a mess. i know kara recalls his testimony. he tried to explain, for example, the tripling of the size of the apartment and he was confronted on that and he said, well, that must have just it's been an error. i mean, first of all, that's not anything an expert witness would know. and the judg

time trump comes out at mar a-lago and what he has said about this is completely wrong. what are >> the things that the former president was saying at mar-a-lago during his rant, was that they had this expert witness who's highly respected, i think from nyu stern school of business, who they paid. he didn't point this out, but he paid them an awful lot of money. yeah. >> expert witness was a bit of a mess and i know kara recalls his testimony. >> he tried >> to explain, for example, the tripling of the size of the apartment and he was confronted on that and he said, well, that must have just been an error. i mean, first of all, that's not anything an expert witness would know. and the judge rejected his testimony, which is what judges do. they will juries if there's a jury for either was not in this case, but when the judge looked at this guy's testimony, he said, i think he's in the bag for them and i think his testimony makes no sense and is not credible. and to kaitlan's point the difference evaluations here are not 20%, 30%, they are mind-boggling. i think seven spri

trump weighed in on the ruling tonight from mar-a-lago confirming the judges assessment about lackingre was no fraud. >> the bag's all got their money >> 100%. they love trump, they testified that trump is great, great guy. customer. one of our best customers. they testified beautifully and the judge knows that he just a corrupt person. and we knew that from the beginning. >> that's the former president in the united states tonight more on how we got here from cnn's kara scannell, who joins us now, this began last october. keys remind people what happened inside and outside the courtroom since then. >> yeah. i mean, it was that 11 week trial. it had everything from the most mundane testimony about accounting rules to the former president appearing ten times even though he was not required to. he also testified, as his three adult children, don, junior, eric, and ivanka trump and while he was on the stand, he even almost got thrown off the stand for campaigning. on the final day of the while trump made one last ditch effort to try to convince the judge to find his way. and that clearly

it is an honor to have you at mar-a-lago. it is worth a little more than $18 million. i said which cabin are we talking about. that is the kind of justice. that was a shame. they gave up so much. that mar-a-lago is worth $18 million. they had it appraised. he is supposed to be ruling on me? who knows. maybe he will be fair. i doubt it but maybe he will be fair. that case is 100% proven five times over. never seen anything like it. anyway. it's an honor to have you. i will probably see you in nevada. thank you very much. >> [indiscernible] >> i got to just. -- i got the gist. he doesn't say that anymore. let me just tell you that i heard and i washed and the one thing i will say is they kept saying about what i said right after. [inaudible] this was an insurrection -- if it was an insurrection, there were no guns or anything, except someone shot ashli babbitt. so sad. but there were no guns. if you look at my words, you look at my speech from the rose garden, which was very shortly after. or you take a look at biden. i'm only on truth now, but at that time i was tweetin

he said, this case is much more severe than the mar-a-lago documents case against him, calling it, quote, two-tiered system of justice and selective

this morning. >> they ended up with the now famous raid on mar-a-lago. we're having a talk and they raided my house. they did it for publicity reasons. they did it for election interference reasons. >> reporter: so, ana, you heard that, the publicity reasons he's blaming the doj for. we know donald trump enjoys that publicity. you can't see, but behind the courthouse there's an entrance called a sallyport. that's where there's a secured ability for someone like donald trump to enter with secret service detail. there are about 100 supporters here today, mainly peaceful. it's a big show i guess for donald trump to arrive. this is the first time he's attending any type of court hearing in the mar-a-lago classified documents case. he doesn't have to be here. candidly, he's not going to speak as i'm sure danny and michael will agree with me, having your own criminal client speaking up in court is something to be seen. you've got to kind of picture this, right? he's in court with aileen cannon, the presiding judge, with no department of justice lawyers present

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of the documents, the accessibility of people from the mar-a-lago resort and beyond. and while i hesitate to compare these two cases directly, how can one help but do so in this instance? but these are divergent for this very reason. one stepped on a rake, the other cooperated. >> very good point. laura coates, thank you so much. if you could stand by for us, we are going to get in a quick break as we follow this breaking news report from the special counsel in the case involving president biden's handling of classified documents in the time before he was president but after he was vice president. they found that he willfully retained documents and shared the information, but he will not face charges. and some pretty important revelations about his memory. we will be right back. >>> we have been following major major breaking news into cnn, a cancel deciding that president biden's national security information, the report finding that president biden willfully retain classic -- classified information, but ultimately will not face charges . we are looking at images ext

it was in my house, it was not out in mar-a-lago in a public place. none of it was high classified.

the georgia election subversion case, the mar-a-lago classified documents case. they could all change the course of this election. and donald trump's strategy is right there in his team's argument to supreme court today on the case of immunity, he's claiming that months long criminal trial will make it harder for him to campaign translation, delay, delay, delay, and the fight over trump's immunity, or frankly, lack thereof, has already prompted district judge tanya chutkin to postpone a trial date that was previously set for march 4 coincidentally or perhaps not the day before super tuesday. and then there's the mar-a-lago classified documents case. you remember this one? then we haven't heard about it as much lately, but take a complex case, add some defendants multiple at that and classified records that are part of the evidence. and what do you get when you mix it all together? that's right. you get delayed is interestingly, while the former president was in attendance for today's closed door hearing, there was no press conference, no outburst. let's not forge

then he talks about a quote, raid on mar-a-lago that what's not a raid? that was a search warrant that was executed again after multiple attempts to get those classified documents back where they belong. but moving forward in the marlow dot, mar-a-lago document, prosecution, trump's lawyers, revealing yesterday that they intend to file a slew of challenges. it's a straight laundry list, sara, i'm going to read staff the different challenges that they want to file. they want to challenge, quote, the appointment of jack smith, presidential immunity, the presidential records act selective and vindictive prosecution, as well as due process violations prosecutorial misconduct, impermissible pre-indictment delay, and the illegal raid at mar-a-lago, which i just said was a duly executed search warrant. and of course, the improper violations of president trump's attorney-client privilege. so they're basically throwing everything at the wall to see if anything will stick. well, the former president is turkey's absolutely have the right to file pretrial motions. we

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and trump went to mar-a-lago, where people come by. it is true there's an estimation that i think 48,000 guests came through mar-a-lago in that time period. how does the justice department see that? >> to me that is an irrelevant distinction. they are both in unsecure facilities. i didn't understand what he was driving out there. maybe he was saying there is less foot traffic. that is barely a factor in my consideration would have been here. as a prosecutor. and ultimately, what robert hur says in this report is, essentially, the technical elements of a crime, it appears robert hur is saying, we are -- what what he ends up doing is looking at the south factors. you're allowed to do. that you have to do that as a prosecutor. he takes into consideration things like what he says and maybe this is over -- we will leave that to the political folks. what he says, essentially, joe biden would have created a sympathetic picture in front of a jury. he had memory issues. he had aj shoes. and that goes into -- was he able to form the mental inten

what you heard from his remarks there at mar-a-lago was one.ed about the insurrection, he placed the blame on nancy pelosi. there's no evidence she had any involvement in any of the security measures taken on the day of the january 6th attack, but for donald trump it is about a justification of his actions leading up to that day and on that day. there has been no acknowledgment of any wrongdoing. instead he has justified his responses in those hours after, and when we talk about the appeals court in their ruling this week that he does not have -- did not have presidential immunity, donald trump was asked an important question by our colleague dasha burns who was down there at mar-a-lago, and that was the extent to which a president is bound constitutionally from any actions that he or she chooses to take from the oval office, and his answer was very striking. he said that a president should be allowed to do whatever he or she sees fit, and even included, quote, he can do really bad things for our country. so on one hand, donald trump is justify

we were talking and all of a sudden they raided mar-a-lago. we showed them where they were. >> this week donald trump sat down with fox news and asserted he did not have to hand over the classified documents that were squirrelled away at mar-a-lago, which was wrong. and now trump's legal team is throwing the kitchen sink at the judge in this case in an effort to delay it from going to trial before the election and maybe forever. in a midnight filing last night trump's lawyers said they plan to methodically challenge every facet of special counsel jack smith's case including claiming presidential immunity despite the fact trump was not actually president when any of this happened. joining me now to discuss all of this is former fbi general counsel andrew weissman. thank you both for being here. andrew, first of all, am i living in the twilight zone in worrying we're going to see this whole presidential immunity saga playing out in the election interference case. is it possible we'll have another presidential immunity defense saga playing out in

it was a couple of years and he was cooperating with mar-a-lago and secret service all over mar-a-lago and did this before and by the way, the standard that the democrats said under comey and there's no reasonable prosecutor would bring this case in the case of hillary clinton and no reasonable prosecutor could bring the case against president trump except they're using law fair and abuse of them away shape or form and that's going on here and president biden has done this for so long and decades and willfully decade and probably the most important and most difficult job where you need to been o top of everything 100% of the time to do a good job than what we face on this world. it is dramatically bad and my son serves in the marine corp. right now as reservist and this is dangerous to our country to have someone like this making final decisions and the general whether he mines it or not, they have to abide by those decisions and the guy next to him has a nuclear code. this is extremely dangerous, which is why i can't emphasize enough and the democrats may actually throw him under the

doj saying let's start the mar-a-lago documents case in july. trump saying august. your reaction? reaction was i was thinking last night when this ruling came out from the supreme court that if i'm jack smith that i would get this trial, not the documents case scheduled -- but the election case scheduled for the first business day after july 4th because you would have a ruling on the immunity issue by then. you can't have one defendant on trial in three courtrooms at the same time. so i'm a little surprised that they did this. it's also interesting, too, because i think what this tells us is that the trump camp probably sees being on trial in the documents case as good for his campaign because instead of trying to lay it as they have in the past, past the election, you're saying bringing it on now and they can basically run on this. if he gets convicted he can -- he thinks he can probably pardon himself and he thinks it's probably a good opportunity to get a free campaign, free air time and get his base all stirred up right on the eve of the election. so -- >> and david, with that

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