i want michael moore to talk to a few of that angel moms and dads that i've talked to. i talked to hundreds of them. american citizen parents who bury their children because their children was murdered and by elite asked mike by an illegal alien. they come down and say she agrees criminal aliens should be removed but yet she wants to fire mary adams for speaking with me about getting back to arrest the bad guys who commit crimes in new york city. she wants a green light where cbp and i.c.e. officers and even run a license plate number for new york state license plate. they don't know who they are pulling over that's a dangerous situation. there's another not that should be removed from office. they're not going to slow us down sean. we are coming. we are coming across this country, going to arrest criminal aliens and you are not going to stop us. >> i've never met anybody in my life that when they get their focus and they are dialled in on a mission, they are committed to finishing it. are you making progress? i was asking dhs secretary about this, are you making progre

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and i wish michael moore would go talk to an angel. mom and dad, talk to a few of the angel moms dads i've talked to over my career. i've talked to hundreds of them american citizen parents who buried their children because their children was murdered and raped by an illegal alien. talk to the parents of the young lady that burned alive on a subway in new york city. governor hochul comes out and says she agrees. criminal illegal aliens should be removed, but yet she wants to fire mayor adams for speaking with me about getting back into rikers island to arrest the bad guys who commit crimes in new york city. she wants a green light law where cbp and ice officers can't even run a license plate number for new york state license plate. they don't know who they're pulling over. that's a dangerous situation. there's another nut that should be removed from office. it's disgusting, but they're not going to slow us down. sean. we're coming. we're coming across this country. we're going to arrest criminal aliens. you're not going to stop us. >>

attorney michael moore. michael, thanks for being with us on this saturday night.mid all this legal drama to his agenda. president trump declared today that, quote, he who saves his country does not violate any law. what is your reaction to that? >> well. >> i'm glad to be with you. >> i think that's one of the most ridiculous things i've ever heard from somebody. >> claiming to. >> be the leader of the united states. i mean, this is. >> a nation of laws, and it's it. >> sets forth how we operate. >> and so you don't get to. >> run amok and violate. >> the constitution and do those things that are, you know. >> antithetical. >> in fact, to the basic premises of the department. >> of. >> justice and do it under the guise that somehow you're saving the country. >> you can't save. >> the country by by gutting the foundation on which it's based. and so, um, you know, he's full of bluster. um, and that's been the problem. but we're starting to see now the courts are going to have to take this by the nape of the neck and deal with it. i imagine in fairly short order. >>

attorney and cnn legal analyst michael moore. michael, good to have you this morning. >> good to see you, jim. >> so can you explain that difference legally? because the biden moves regarding student debt have become a talking point, a sort of what aboutism talking point for republicans when his moves or at least to talk about defying court orders, are criticized by his opponents. >> yeah, well, i'm glad to be with you. and i think you're 100% right to point out, in fact, that biden was not and did not violate court orders that came down. and that's sort of been the threat we're hearing from trump and his team is they talk about this. but when biden tried to forgive student debt en masse to this wide group of people under the heroes act, which was a congressional act, the supreme court ultimately said that he had essentially overstepped his ability to control policy, and that he did not have the power to do that because congress controls the purse and he could not come in with those type of sweeping changes. and acts solely becaus

michael moore, cnn legal analyst and partner at moore hall in atlanta. michael, let's start with, um, what brian mentioned and what karen agnifilo mentioned was this, um, this need for security, the shackles, the bulletproof vest. do you think those are warranted? >> you know, it's not uncommon in a case like this. this is not the jury trial. a jury trial when he's, you know, those folks are going to decide his guilt or innocence. he won't be shackled, you know, unless he acts out in court. but but this is just a pretrial hearing. so this is pretty common to bring people in. it's just like you don't have to put them in civilian clothes. they can be in prison garb or lesser things. >> so not egregious. >> it's not egregious. and especially if you remember sort of that he acted out after one appearance. you saw that kind of where he was bowing up against the officers, had to be pushed against the wall, and then he was a flight risk at one point because he left the area and they had to do this manhunt. so it's not egregious. it's it's not an optic that a def

so michael moore warns that america could be deporting illegals that might 1 day cure cancer or stopincoming asteroid. or even more troubling, they may fail to deliver his meet lover's pizza. >>> during an angry rant about pierre ny st-amand on the daily show jon stewart excellently smashed a -- doge jon stewart accident the smashed to coffee cup and smashed his hand. trump wasn't adding when he promised new cuts. cheering violence you sick people. >>> congressman dan crenshaw when he said if he ever sees tucker carlson he would kill him. if you see him coming, stay to his left. that is good. you have to admit. terrible but good. i don't care. >> i just and cm coming. >>> a new survey says 81% of americans said they support deporting illegal immigrants who have committed crimes. the other 19% are illegal immigrants who have committed crimes. >>> trump appointee alina habba claims the epstein files are being released next week. [cheering and applause] meanwhile hillary clinton claims trump appointee leanna abba will mysteriously disappear before. it was a joke people. out of the conce

attorney michael moore and former new york city mayor bill de blasio. thank you both for being with us. michael, first to you in danielle sassoon resignation letter to attorney general bondi, she said that eric adams attorneys repeatedly urged what amounted to a quid pro quo to help trump on immigration if the case was dropped. what do you make of that accusation? >> you know. >> i'm glad to be with all of you. >> i think this is a quid pro quo by any definition. i don't care if you use the webster's dictionary or the elon musk dictionary or whatever, but this is a quid pro quo. and essentially what they've done is they've made a charging decision and a prosecution decision based on whether or not adams will be in compliance and in agreement with and effectuate, if you will, the administration's policies. and that is absolutely contrary to everything the department of justice stands for. if a lawyer had done that under my charge, they would have been terminated immediately. um, so, you know, i think that this ultimately is going to be a question for a ju

. >> yeah, and just michael moore from priscilla's reporting, the u.s. is currently grappling with a measles outbreak in west texas. as of tuesday afternoon, the number of cases linked to the outbreak has grown to 58. but it isn't known whether there is a connection with the u.s. mexico border. >> and it doesn't seem to really matter to the white house. i mean, i think that this is part and parcel of stephen miller's certain certainly sort of pretextual approach. find any weapon at hand to achieve the the outcome that you want to achieve. and this is not, you know, limited to this presidency and this administration. this is something that lots of administrations do, but it's it's sort of on overdrive and really being driven, i think, by a sense that i mean, again, whatever, whatever you can do to achieve the goal that stephen miller and president trump has to seal off the border. um, however tenuous, however, it's not been sort of fully vetted. they're going to they're going to do that and probably be politically rewarded for it. >> also. >> just to draw

. >> michael moore, i want to ask you about what your take is on the fact that doge is expected to gains to the irs, and this has caused a lot of stir, obviously, because everything from your address, how many kids you have, who you married, what business you're in, that's all in there. all of your information, what you make, who you donate to. um, what do you make of them sort of being able to access some of this? >> yeah. i mean, i think there's really a few places that we're as protective of our privacy as in our social security information and our health records. and just like i wouldn't want elon musk and his friends going through my doctor's office looking at my health records, just to see if they might find something where they can cut. i don't think we necessarily need them in our in our irs office. you know, this is not this is gone sort of from the an efficiency move to almost an enforcement move. now maybe that's what the e is for in doge. they're, they're wanting to go in and hunt out criminal enterprises and hunt people who are doing for fraud. that's not what this was set

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moore. >> michael: and sabrina channels madonna., as we say "good morning america." >> announcer: live from times square, it's wednesday, "good morning america." >> michael: good morning america. we'll have much more on expresso singer sabrina carpenter coming up. if you're looking to save money on coffee, rebecca is here to help, as prices go up again. tory johnson is helping us with savings on active wear, beauty, luggage and more. >> robin: tory's gonna help us save some money here. also ahead the new social media protection for romance scams. get this. they cost americans more than $1 billion a year. >> george: that is stunning. first we start with the winter storm hitting so many parts of the country, at least 40 states under alerts for flooding, snow and ice. want to go back to ginger. >> ginger: more than 800 accidents in virginia. they've got a state of emergency. this is baltimore on the highways. they were slipping around last night. with all the snow moving east our attention goes to the next storm where, in kansas city,

bynum of oregon, ryan mackenzie of pennsylvania, orge latimer of new york, raleigh moore of west virginia, and michael bumgarner of washington state, and herb conaway of new the democrat is an engineer, holds an mba, has served in the oregon legislature, and has been at mcdonald's franchisee. she talks here about her background and the distinction of being the first african-american ever elected to congress from her state. m her state. ms. bynum: i come from a family where my mother graduated in 1970 from one of the last segregated high schools in the state, in the country, rather, in south carolina. and i think about all the opportunities that weren't afforded her, you know, coming out of segregation. and i bring that perspective to oregon, saying my mom was a rural kid that haven't a -- didn't have a lot of tuns but i'm going to make sure i bring that forth for all the kids in oregon. host: let's go to your background. i understand you were born and raised here in washington, d.c. ms. bynum: i was. host: what was that like, what was family life like here in the district? ms. bynum: my parents were e

wes moore spoke at the event. michaelooks back in the career -- at the career and legacy of mitch mcconnell, who stepped down athe end of the 118th congress. he's the washington, d.c. bureau chief for the associated press. and the author of the book on mcconnell titled the price of power. american history tv looks up the past 100 days -- first 100 days of past presidential terms. we focus on george washington's first term in 1789, including the establishment of the office of president, the formation of the cabinet and the first judicial appointments. amy stallings discusses the history of the 1607 jamestown settlement in virginia, and efforts over the four centuries to preserve the first english settlement in the americas. explore the american story. watch american history tv every weekend on c-span two and find a full schedule on your program guide or watch online anytime at c-span.org/history. ♪ >> in his latest book, titled waste land, author robert kaplan focuses on the importance of technology on determining the worl

to president trump, taunting former police officer michael fanone and harry dunn, two of those officers, he once told a judge, were heroes. >> demi moore look in my eyes. i thank you for that day. you were a coward and you're another coward. you're a traitor to this country. yes. so are you a traitor to this country? you're. you're a traitor to this country. that's why they fired you. and that's why your own people turned on. you. you're a. stop it, stop it! traitor! hey, it's time to go. get him out of there! get him out! get him out! >> well, yesterday, the conference was evacuated after an email claiming there were pipe bombs and threatening several of the conference participants, including former officer fanone. and he joins us in a moment. but first, our donie o'sullivan. um, it seems like a lot of these folks have been emboldened. >> absolutely. and you know, that footage there that you saw, they they basically followed. they were waiting for michael fanone and harry dunn, the other former d.c. police officer, at the hotel, and followed them through, were shouting abuse at them. um, look, there was a lot of things happening in d.

michael: no doubt, we appreciate you. we will now go to the latest on pope francis and the vatican said the pontiff in critical condition but showing slight improvement. marcus mooregood morning, marcus. >> the vatican said well enough to meet with the secretary of state about candidates for sainthood, a signal he is doing some work as he continues to recover from this serious illness. >> this morning, word from the vatican said he rested while spending his 12th day in the hospital. ♪ ♪ after hundreds gathered in st. peter's square overnight to pray for him. >> as a word relay but not just as catholics. i hope he's not suffering. >> the vatican saying in a statement, "the pope has shown slight improvement and resumed work but not out of the woods, still in critical condition." the doctors remaining cautious about his prognosis. >> the vatican sources tell abc news, pope francis remains in good humor and that is not in pain. robin, the faithful are expected to gather for him again for a special prayer service tonight here at the vatican. >> robin: many are doing that, many are doing that, marcus, thank you. now to starbucks laying off more than a thousand employees

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