today it is a suburb of hanoi and when you were here there was a village limat, which was famous forts catchers of snakes, there are snakes here and today they are sitting in their sheds. well, practically, when homemade tape is on a par with chickens and piglets. won't pop out. lying, lie down, the snake, that this is god, this is not dangerous, the snake is absolutely, but this is not a cobra, you can stroke it. how smooth, and what kind of snakes do you have here. oh, what a yellow-bellied she is, there are also cobras. i held a snake in my hands for the first time. you can try the second one. it just feels like it's in your hand. here are her muscles, how they roll inside her this long don't be afraid of the calf. i understand correctly, no, if only a little cobra. oh my god oh, how i feel sorry for her horror! all this is a traditional vietnamese rite that has been practiced for hundreds of years . they believe that a snake, especially a cobra, can give you vitality and health. to do this, you need to drink her blood, bile and eat her heart. here is the heart of the blood and bu

crime-ridden city down to misdemeanors, and yet he's managed to try to find a way outside the statute of limations cases would normally be barred to boot strap a felony into a misdemeanor that's maybe a state crime can, maybe a federal crime. the feds declined to prosecute, the federal re-election commission declined to prosecutor, concern prosecute, yet alvin bragg thinks he has a crime here. rachel: later in that interview she talked about what a dangerous period of time we're entering right now, and i think a lot of conservatives feel that way, that, you know, we don't live in a system that has equal justice under the law that we all know that it was not donald trump and this was be some democrats, they would not be prosecuted for this. i guess that makes all of us wonder, you know, what's happening to america. joey: yeah, you know, you referenced dan bongino, his show last night, he said, listen, a police state is when you say show me the person, and i'll go find a crime. listen are, you break the law, you're held accountable. this particular instance there's no -- the it's not that we know tr

presidential candidate, former president of the united states despite the fact that is statute of limations concern limitations has clearly run on that misdemeanor and the fact that other state and federal prosecutors have passed on that. so, but my take on it, maria, is this is just the latest in sort of the evolution of what the democrats as they have shifted from a party from democrats to progressives which is really kind of a mix of socialists and communists who don't like the american justice system. it's a continuation of an assault on that justice system and tearing down the all of the pillars that make that system work so well. so just to remind your viewers, when the mueller investigation was going, the first of the pillars to go was the bedrock principle of a presumption of innocence. remember, donald trump didn't have that presumption. he had to conclusively prove his innocence. then quickly it shifted in the ukraine impeachment to the suspension of the principle of due process of law, and donald trump became the first president never to be allowed to have legal representation th

to get the extended a 5-year statute of limations that would allow a prosecution now, he has to have got to come up with some crime that donald trump concealed by doing the falsification of business records. the problem i think he has, is twofold. one is the crime most people are looking at is campaign finance violations. those are federal crimes x i think when the statute talks about another crime, it means a new york crime. and the second thing is i don't see why anyone assumes that trump was trying to conceal another crime. i think the sensible interpretation of his behavior is he was doing sort of what you enter a nondisclosure arrangement or hush money arrangement in for the first place, which he's trying to minimize the possibility of personal and political embarrassment, not conceal a crime. howard: right. it may have had as much to do with melania as anything else. >> right. howard: you also write, you write about the statute of limitations, this alleged sexual encounter one night, which trump denies, 17 years a ago. i'm just so struck by the fact that this case is basically