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conservative lawyer mark davis who is under consideration for attorney general of these united statesis thursday. >> where does jack smith go after all of this? >> he should go to prison for engaging in a criminal conspiracy against trump. actually he should go home because his service to the country is over but they want to put him in prison. george conway and ruth ben- ghiat are back with us. our steve bannon had this to say on election night. he was a trump eight just got out of jail back in the orbit this is what he said about what is about to happen. >> this entire phony thing is getting swept out, biden is getting swept out kamala harris is getting swept out msnbc is getting swept out the justice department getting swept out the fbi getting swept out. you people suck and now you're going to pay the price for trying to destroy this country. >> his behind just got out of jail so anyway. >> ruth, this is obviously this is authoritarianism right? we talked about this before. when we use terms like authoritarianism, fascism, dictator. i think that people just do not generally wrap th

important to donald trump, mark davis and mike paletta. there's a heavy push for each of them. unclear if they would take it, if they can get the confirmation. one thing to also keep in mind, donald trump is going to have power over the senate. a lot of these questions as to whether or not he could get people confirmed, they are no longer as hutch of an issue when donald trump goes back to washington. the last thing i'll say, donald trump is coming back to a very different washington than the first time he entered office in 2017. his team knows what they want. they know how to do it, and they have the allies in the senate and the house to get the things he wants to get done done. he's already starting to write executive orders with his team and they plan to hit the ground running in a way they did not say in 2017. >> in 2016 to 2017, the transition was effectively thrown out by trump because of his break with correas correas. let's discuss with our panel. we have mark preston, democratic strategist, chuck rocha, and republican strategist for axiom strategies, erin perini. mark,

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, the former director of national intelligence also two names we don't have on our list, mike davis, and mark paul letter, these are two conservative attorneys who have done a lot for donald trump in the last several years particularly mike davis, if you look at him, he has been on television nonstop, really pushing a lot of donald trump's illegal ideas, and defending the former president. we know being on television is something that trump monitors closely. now the other key position to keep in mind here is chief of staff, who is going to be donald trump's number 2, now number 2 -- we are told that the front runner is susie wiles, who helped run his campaign and really helmed his win getting it back into the white house. he feels comfortable around her, he feels as though she is somebody who protects him and is loyal to him and i just want to remind something you just said, when donald trump left washington in 2021, he left in disgrace, it was after january 6th, after he had lost the election, and lied about fraud that he said we had seen and most republicans distanced themselves from the fo

capture on the the high seas of confederate s working as sort of privateers through letters of mark that jefferson davis issued in the early spring of 1861. some of those are held in prisons in new york and in philadelphia, and there are trials around those in which the lincoln administration reluctantly agrees to the fact that these are public enemies. lincoln, of course, doesn't want that acknowledgment to somehow confer legitimacy on the confederacy as a state, but for sort of practical purposes, these men can be taken prisoner and in that sense recognizes the confederacy as a state. importantly, the confederacy does not always do this right. so part of what this results in is the taking of prisoners. and that's a good thing for the laws of war and for the protection of soldiers, because once you become a prisoner of war, you are effectively a noncombatant. no harm can come to you in a farm comes to you that the perpetrator can be punished. but the confederates don't recognize this, and most importantl ty do not regnize black soldiers who are enlisted. begin enlisting. of course, in late 1862, down i

department of justice are the first line of defense against the kinds of prosecutions of mark pallotta and mike davise been talking about. the other major guardrail that people don't count on is the fact that are lower courts are suffused with people who continue to uphold the law, regardless of who they were nominated. so, put aside what you might think about judge aileen cannon, or some of the justices on the supreme court who have entered what some consider nakedly political opinions over the last year. for the most part, all throughout the country, we see lower court judges including those nominated by former president and future president trump upholding the rule of law again and again. and as long as those people stay in place and have a firm spine, i feel okay, even though it's going to cost our nation a lot and cost the people who are defendants, wrinkly, a lot. you can torture people just by making them defend themselves against crimes that were never committed. >> yeah, they're going to put them entire system under a massive stress test. let me ask you quickly before we go about jack smith.

norms versus crazies shakes out in any predictable way, harry, but obviously it's not just mark paoletta and mike davislot of names out there. as someone who has been deputy assistant attorney general, give us your view what do names like these tell you. >> well, especially as ken says with what paoletta is now enunciation, he really is laying the groundwork and i think it will be laid by january 20th to have trump interfere in individual prosecutions. that for any alum of doj, republican, democratic administration, doesn't matter, is absolutely a third rail that could never happen and yet i think it's quite clear that they are preparing to do it. and trump has been adamant, including on the campaign trail, that he would use it to go after particular folks. i think it's true as ken says we don't know how robust this will be, but people like tish james, people like jack smith are involved in current battles with the president that he will want to try to squash if he can. so i think it would be foolish to assume that this won't happen. they're already laying the groundwork for it and i think we will see

level of harmful particulate matter in the air — crossed the 1000—mark multiple times last week. 0ur pakistan correspondent carrie davies you can see even just on the horizon, and this was thicker earlier. i'm in islamabad where at the moment the air quality index is only at around 230 or so, but compare that to the fact that in lahore they have seen this pass over 1000 in the course of the last week. we are looking at some of the stats from multan which seems to have passed 1300, over 145 times the level of the world health organization considers the limit. these are really huge numbers. what has also been shocking to people here is how early in the season we are seeing this sort of smog. people are used to having a smog season but normally later in the year, more like december, january, february time. the fact we have seen these pollution levels from october has really shocked people. i've lived in india for a number of years and am used to appalling pollution at this time of year in delhi and the question many people without ask in india is what are the causes and what can be done to stop this? i will ask you the sam

mark multiple times last week. let's speak to our pakistan correspondent carrie davies in islamabad.s smoky behind you. just tell us what measures are in place. you. just tell us what measures are in place-— are in place. just look at the smo: are in place. just look at the smog that — are in place. just look at the smog that you _ are in place. just look at the smog that you can _ are in place. just look at the smog that you can see - are in place. just look at the smog that you can see even| are in place. just look at the - smog that you can see even just on the horizon and this was the vicar earlier. i'm in islamabad where at the moment the air quality index is only at around 230 or so, but compare that to the fact that in lahore they had seen this spouse over 1000 in the course of the last week. we are looking at some of the stats from multan which surpassed 1300, over 145 times the level of the world health organization continues the dash 0rganization continues the dash considers the limit. what has also been shocking to people here is how early in the season we are seeing this

make money from every state petitioner possible and small town hospital ceo pam davis looked like just another easy mark. >> in this case, the whole shakedown process is recorded by the hospital executive who is getting shaken down to reset your wire. >> oh god another wire sorry for i don't care what's in here. the governor really wasn't on my radar at all until i experienced an extortion attempt through one of his colleagues hamas hospital system wanted to build a new facility in plainfield, illinois seems pretty straightforward, but there were red flags right away when she went to get government approval for the project in my case, the governor had appointed individuals to this board who had either contributed money to his campaign, so they bought their way on, or individuals that were controlled by the governor and other individuals and would approve only those projects for a kickback was going to be given turns out the board was willing to approve the hospital. all she had to do was use builders and lenders who were in their pocket and pad the contract so the board could take let's call it, a trans

caroline davies, bbc news. 45 democracy activists are due to be sentenced in hong kong shortly, markingnt. the 45 were arrested after organising a vote to choose candidates for elections. the group includes some of hong kong's best known activists, including joshua wong. the last surviving military veterans of the uk s nuclear bomb tests of the 19505 are appealing to the prime minister to meet them, as part of their campaign for more recognition of what they say has been serious damage to their health. they've been speaking about their experiences in a bbc documentary as dominic casciani reports. this the world doesn't know. i've been fighting this battle for 63 years. the world doesn't know. i've been fighting this battle for 63 years. for decades, the men who witnessed the british nuclear bomb tests have wondered whether they were part of a giant human experiment. it was really frightening. we thought we were going to die. this week, a special bbc documentary explores whether there was a cover up. 22,000 military personnel watched the british explode bombs in australia and the south p

and cantor davis to lead us in a sahakian to mark this momentous occasion, please rise, if you're pleasesilence your cell

and cantor davis to lead us in a sahakian to mark this momentous occasion, please rise, if you're pleasesilence your cell phones. eugenia bohn is a food and nature writer whose work has appeared in many anthologies, magazines and newspapers, including the new york times, the national lampoon, saveur gourmet, bbc science and the wall street journal, where she is a frequent book reviewer. she's a member of the national association of science writers and former

. >> we will have hopefully mike davis and bill mckinley free the prominent leaders to combat mark eliasafter november, the evening of november fifth will be stalingrad. to feel where we stand on the legal side of securing trump's victory is where we need to be? >> we will never be as good as mark elias but we are better pretty prepared in 2024. >> we will never be as good as mark elias. they realize they are up against a very capable and talented litigator. and every day will be stalingrad. and he had oppressor. i think they recorded the press conference and they talked about it there. >> i definitely seem to be living rent-free in his mind and in the mind of my get -- maga extremists. kind of a backhanded compliment. the more time they waste spending on me and not attacking, harrows, i take as a win every single day. i will note that when they say they are better prepared in 2024 than in 2020, 2020 was rudy giuliani sweating through his hair dye outside of a landscaping company and sidney powell claiming they were missing mythical sea creatures and venezuela with leaders and jenna alic

representatives mike levin, don davis, alyssa slotkin, frank mrvan, dean philips, mark mark mcgarvey, chris pappas and lauren underwood have provisions in their own bills included in this package. many are and have been members of our committee and their commitment to serving veterans continues with our work here today. among other things, these provisions will increase outreach to veterans about their eligibility for benefits, mandate training for v.a. employees on reporting wrongdoing to the inspector general and remove statutary restrictions on the qualifications of senior leaders within the veterans health administration. madam speaker, that does not mean this bill is perfect and would like to stress my objection to the backwards practice of the majority to offset discretionary spending along with mandatory spending in every bill. this means taxpayers will be paying for these programs twice. and many remaining priorities from the v.s.o.'s with us here today are at risk of being left undone next congress when we must unnecessarily waste our limited offsets in order to advance this

going to turn it over to our incomparable cantors, cantor, schwartz and cantor davis, to lead us in a shikaki gong to markthis momentous occasion. please rise if you're able. here's a portion of a recent program on book tv. when you do the history and try and look at the raw numbers of book stores today and in the past, it's very evident that there has been a great decline in the number of bookstores across the country and the decline has been so precipitous that i think it's unrealistic to imagine that we'll return back to that level of our expectations of of the size and scope of bookstores in the american landscape. but there are, i think, some good reasons to be optimistic. so the great decline has leveled off, and there's even been a kind of mini revival in the last few years. there are a lot of different kinds of people getting into bookselling today and many different kinds of bookstores doors. and so it's not just about the total number. and i think bookstores more than ever have found ways to be anchors of their community offering events, finding ways to engage with different and diverse communit

at this time we will have her marks from the chair of the gospel music heritage foundation, mr. carl davis. [applause] >> good evening. just some, she was congresswoman sheila jackson lee of the 18th congressional district of houston, texas. to me, she was a servant of the people and my friend. more than that, she was an advocate, supporter and creator of gospel music heritage month. she helped to reinforce to all people that we have come too far to turn around. she carried an air about her daily that justified the behavior of equality that we all can be servants and we can all serve mankind. her commitment and unending energy example five the duty, responsibility and dedication to determine our destiny. destiny which results from a duty performed. it may bring anxiety. but never dishonor. our congresswoman was the a pit in me --epitome of a servant who was heartfelt. she put on the full honor of righteousness daily and fought for the equality, status and position. her daily struggle was to fight against any and all principalities against the threats against the marginal. she took on the e

davis: i really, really wish she had. yeah, i do. i think-- i don't think i'd be here right now. scene 17-19a, take 1. mark.portunity to bring some laughter back into this family. hi, i'm racey. she starred in a web series called "the unwritten rules," a comedy about a black woman working one of those definitely dull jobs in a mostly white office. the little oil that i do have. josh mankiewicz: it was a little bit like lesley's life. and i read those scripts, and i just-- i-- i felt lesley. i felt her in my heart. i felt-- i laughed again, the way she used to make me laugh. woman: oh, it feels so soft and real. josh mankiewicz: and so one sister paid homage to another. it won't bring lesley back, but it makes her loss a little less painful. in this hollywood story, it's the only happy ending that's available. craig melvin: that's all for this edition of "dateline." i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. [theme music]

mark as a lot to work on. so, you know, the most important thing is, is full test such as next on it. we have won tennis is davis comp for the 2nd year running. it was world number one younique's center to get them over the line by beating the hell on a freaks for in a straight. that perfect way for centers. he round off the season, which also saw him when 2 grand slams and the atp finals. it's the 3rd time. italy have won the davis cup after tribes in 1976 and last year last year we won was the 1st time up there for the 70. and as by was what i said the in the beginning of the, of the journey to the, to the play it is, we want to make these 3 and he's very easy pay if we, if we can make it twice. i said in the next the pipe in the right out there, and i'm so proud about these beam sake. one barkley rush the most yards in any nfl game for 14 years as the philadelphia eagles, b b l. a rams running back. barkley, rush for $255.00 yards, which was an eagle's record. the noise most an nfl history. he also had to touch downs as equals 13720. it was their 7th when in a row. their top of the m f. c. and just like when

marking this holiday is through the music of latin america. san francisco symphony has a dia de los muertos performance tomorrow that starts with incredible displays of mexican and indigenous art inside davies, and continues with a concert that features traditional music and contemporary works honoring the rich heritage of this ancient holiday. i am so happy to welcome back to the nine san francisco symphony conductor carlos miguel prieto, who is leading the performance. thanks for being with us this morning. >> thank you for having me. it's a big honor to be here. >> well, it's an honor to have you back. i'll note that two years ago, you were in studio, and after the interview, kind of behind the scenes, we were chatting and you said you should come, i came, i brought my then 12 year old who plays trumpet, and we were blown away, in particular by the venezuelan trumpeter pacho flores, who is also back this year. >> correct. i mean, two years ago was such a success that when i got re-invited this year, i said, listen, rather than just like breaking our head to find someone different, why don't we just bring pacho back? and actually, it's a miracle that he's here. because during the terrible

davis is from north carolina. he served in the state legislature. he is a veteran. he will have strong support. lawyerie buckhuat is for markinson and donald trump and the far right wing of the party. don davis represents north carolina. i know him personally. i feel good about his race. it's going to be tight, because our legislature has put in the most technological -- it makes it difficult for our congressional races and difficult for our legislative races. we had a supreme court decision that required fair districts that weren't partisan. now, north carolina has seven republicans and seven democrats in congress, which is the way it should be. republicans issued an opinion. now the legislature has redrawn those districts. we will probably lose three of those seats simply because of the way the lines are drawn. you shouldn't have to -- your zip code shouldn't depend on what kind of representation you have. the general assembly has done a good job of that. i think don davis has a great chance to win. >> governor roy cooper, thanks for starting us off. no regrets you decided to bought out of the vp sweepstakes? >> when you

named mike davis who has been advising the trump transition team, and he has treated in the last hour that the people of the names he thinks are the best options going forward and that is mark pealeta and senator mike lee, all of those people have been very tough in terms of demanding reform at the justice department saying it has been weaponized. saying that the president should be able to order specific investigations into specific people which would violate a five decade norm, but those are the names we are hearing and former officials anxiously waiting to see who donald trump will pick next.>> thank you.>>> there are 124 countries where israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu could be arrested after the international criminal court issued an arrest warrant for alleged war crimes in gaza. the icc also issued for the former defense chief, hamas commander, i wonder what has been the reaction and what is happening.>> reporter: yes, the icc today, big move issuing an arrest warrant not just for benjamin netanyahu but israel's former defense minister and also hamas's military chief, mohammed deif, deif was killed in a strike a couple months ago, so the only two living peop

mark. and i'm sure stan is a fantastic player and another change for blowing portable indoor but the collective team of all not so easy to use both of to or today have on the davis cup for the 2nd year running and it was wall number one younique's enough to get them over the line by the, on the floor in straight sets the surface way for center to round off of the season, which also saw him when 2 grandsons and the atp finals is the 3rd time it didn't have one. the davis costs off the tramps in 1976 and last year last year we won was the 1st time after $4070.00 and as boss was what i said the in the beginning of the, of the journey to the, to the play. it is, we want to make the story and he's very easy pay if we, if we can make it twice. i said in the next the pipe in the right out there, and i'm so proud about these b steak, one of lockley rush the most yards in any nfl a game for 14 years the philadelphia eagles slash loss entities rums wanting backup buckley washed it for $255.00 yards, which was an eagle's raffles and the knife most an nfl history. he also had to touch sounds as the equals 137 to 20. the 7th, when in a row, it continued to be runaway leaders

people who need it please mark many mississippi former current spending decisions are allowed because of tanf week federal guidelines that must change. congressman danny davis mississippi, some congress embedding thompson others on this committee propose legislation to penalize states that ms. spent tanf funds require the sales allocate moree funding toward cash assistance. that legislation would force mississippi to make real changes to its tanf program. most importantly congress must assure individuals and families in need have a cash resources to survive. the expanded child tax credit, cut in half the number of mississippi's black children living in poverty. last summer members of the work and welfare subcommittee learned of the success of the magnolia mothers are trust part a program that provides $1000 a month to moms in poverty without restrictions. these programs are clear evidence direct cash assistance absent mississippi fraternal red tape can effectively lift families out of poverty. mr. chairman when the committee considers reforms and please ask this question with this policy change or prevent what has and continues to happen to mississippi? aga