sashvili ivan blagoy andrey mikhailovich us channel one what secrets did former us vice president michael penceat home, in 12 secret documents found in a mansion in indiana last week, information for foreign trips, including confidential information about leaders other countries write that an audit in the house on behalf of pence was carried out by his lawyer. he also found secret files and called the ministry of justice. now the fbi has joined the case. penza held a position in the trump administration, he had a former boss and, let me remind you, they also found folders with thick ones, but the champion in this case, the current president, biden, classified documents. he kept in the office of an analytical firm in his house and in the garage historical oblivion in moscow reacted to the egregious situation our delegation was not invited to the anniversary of the liberation of auschwitz details after advertising. don't switch. awakening you see the cross, it means today i am cyril and he sees me because he no longer has a mother wake up here in the morning svetlana will circle and will hate the

. >> vice president michael pence. >> do we need to go to president obama and bush? like, how far back does this go? >> do you think they all do it? >> well, apparently, it looks like they did. i mean, and, you know, we have to hold ourselves to a higher standard. >> well, can you affirm that you're cmitted to applying an equal scrutiny to biden and trump on this issue? >> 100%, 100%. >> so then why is the oversight committee only investigating biden? >> because we don't have -- i mean, we don't have as much information about those documents. a lot more is known about the documents at mar-a-lago. >> does that influence your thinking that senator lindsey graham, from your home state, said he's known joe biden for a long time and he doubts that there's anything sinister here? >> the law doesn't matter if there's intent or if it's sinister. the law only matters about whether or not you knew that you had the documents in your possession. >> representative, you've been very outspoken about a new member of your conference, representative george santos, who has -- >> should

(upbeat music) [laughter] handling documents have no defense even if you are asing boring as michael penceeople on to saint mike pence informed congress hee discoveredss classified documens to miss time as a vp's indianaii home earlier this month. this means his wife is also seen them because they are always in the same room. l [laughter] t >> i like that. >> thank you, my goodness what is with yoh you people.ti put a lot ofre heat on everybod. [laughter] greg: anyway now that trumpny biden and pencwae all admitted they store classified stuff in their homes mice wilstl i suspet you, right? d barack obama sports person wants if anyone's looking aroundidck s home for classified docs two. tellinlog we have nothing for yw at this time exactly whae t myut doctors said after obamacare past.t. the question remains something looks and the closet perhaps behind the tan suit? or should the check is bore hood home in kenya? kenya.n can you believe it we will be right back. meanwhile biden maintains the white house is keeps kicking the can down the road keeping juliet from drinking another coors ligh

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it's already been said here guys, but it's too much former vice president michael pence, who, well, hasdissociated himself. and trump, but here even he spoke. uh, in the general row of republicans say guys. well, this one is too much. you understand when you have one scandal, the second scandal, and yet they do not mobilize, secret services don't investigate. and when in relation to another former president of our a-a, there was a similar scandal, you were so active. in general, i think this is also a long-playing story. and now uh a little uh, get used to the new roles of the parliamentary majority in the house of representatives republicans, they will let this story go, but let's watch now. i think a lot of interesting things. well, you know, here i am more that biden gets out there. eh, that's understandable. here and here are these simple e traps, who put him, well, with the fact that it's irresponsible. this is also understandable. well, this is a journalist, that we can not establish the emphasis. it's amazing, of course, because it's one of the central channels. this is abc i as

. >> if there was a scaffold and noose, and chance of , "hang michael pence." >> security is now whisking wanted the crowd to turn into a mob. i think he wanted them to disrupt the certification of th electoral college votes to give him more time, to play out some other scenario that might yet end up with him being president. and that's the most dangerous part. not the crowd in the capitol, although that was later changed. the worst part was donald trump himself. >> back inside ashli babbit is approaching a mob is reached th house of the speakers lobby. it's a hallway that leads directly to the floor of the us house of representatives. members and their staff just steps away. reinforcements arrive. three uniformed officers holdin the door step aside. all that separates members of congress from the mob is a wood and glass door barricaded with furniture. >> he got a gun! is in that split second ashli babbit tried to climb through a broken window. >> that's one of the hardest parts about seeing the video come if you just want to grab her and shake her villi, or, ashley, why did you have to d

pence. what does it mean for the support that trump has come to rely on? joining me now is "new york times" political correspondent michaeling the reverend on stage this past weekend and i want to play this clip for our viewers. >> michael what is the reaction to this? >> there say couple things happening here. one is robert jeffers who invited pence down to his church in dallas was one of the earliest public trump supporters back in the 2016 campaign. after november and the results in the midterms, jeffers said he'll remain neutral. he said back in november that he anticipated civil war coming inside the party. he didn't want any part of it. he said he was going to stand -- sit this one out. meanwhile, you have president trump who is shouldering a lot of the blame for the midterm problems that republicans had back in november. combine those two -- those two sort of combined and sort of unravel this is week when jeffers brought out pence and shifted blame from the mid terms to himself to evangelicals. there is plenty of blame to go around for republicans in november. trump isn't completely wrong that evangelicals, conserv

this is hang mike pence folks are gonna be running back. >> so, michael can appreciate this point more so than most of us because it's what he does. but there's a historic arc for the republican party with respect to what we see going on now. you back to the john birch society in the late 50s, early 60s, trying to infiltrate the party, to bring that sort of white nationalism segregationist view of politics and to the body politic. , then you look at nixon in 68, carving at the southern strategy, because that was the only way to win the south, to get back those white southern men who defected from -- >> when we saw what you pointed out the governor of maryland -- >> exactly. we know how that turned out. all right? but then, you take it further to the 80s, ronald reagan, and the bargain because the party officials at the time did not like this republican governor from california. but he was two west and too liberal, so the previous conservative bona fides, cut the deal with the moral majority. first time ever, we put a pro life plank and our political platform. that then got us involved

michael, great to see you. what do you make of pence'snsibility here? >> well, good for him. i think that the investigation has to determine three things. one, was these -- was the removal these documents inadvertent or unintentional. two, once they were mishandled and taken to his residence, were they shared with any third party, were they altered or destroyed. then, finally, once they were discovered, what did he do about returning them? he said they promptly returned them. auto all of that stuff, if verified, is good for mike pence and i think it bears comparison to biden and to trump. biden seems to have done the same thing, though there was a bit of a delay between notification of the american public of these findings, but not to doj and the archives. trump, on the other hand, seems to have resisted notification of anybody and then when the documents were requested appears to have obstructed the request for their return. >> and do you think it's likely at this point that the attorney general, merrick garland, appoints a special prose

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and former president trump and former vice president pence and first to speaker the chair of the intelligence committee, mark warner, advised her, michael rubio. >> like old times. we appreciate you being here you may have heard from some of our members. in a very disappointed with the lack of detail and timeline on when we will get a rethink not on anything dealing with criminality. but the apartment at the department of justice response ability but it is our responsibility to make sure that we in this roll the intelligence oversight know if there has been any compromised intelligence of rice and i want to make three points. an alternative congressman rubio and one, is that every member of the committee regardless of democrat or republican, were unanimous and that this position that we are left in limbo until somehow a special counsel designates that it's okay for us to get brief, it will not stand. and all things will be on the table to try to make sure that does not have a number one. number two, i pointed out that many times and have briefed you in the past with special counsel enrolled there in our committee with the briefings and

. >> michael, just given your legal background, looking backwards given that you have investigations of trump and biden and presumably pencefor an attorney general this is a legal decision and a political one. with each new discovery, is an indictment for anyone less likely? >> absolutely. i feel like once they found the biden documents it neutralized the trump case. when they found the pence documents, it neutralizes the case against biden. some of them have voluntarily turned over documents. the former president held on to them like they were trophies. despite repeated requests, there were boxes of documents he kept. those are different cases. when you look at it in the court of law and court of public opinion, there's the need to make it look like the scales of justice are balanced. the discovery of pence i thought was rich. when you go out there like an attack dog, now look what happened in his case. >> let's look at what's happening elsewhere in washington. we see this letter yesterday from house speaker kevin mccarthy making clear he's following through on his promise to make sure that adam schiff and adam swalwell w

so michael, the january six committee member jamie raskin, who told you that not only the footsoldiers, but also the king pencethey need to be prosecuted. are you seeing a fair balance and who is facing criminal charges? how can we measure accountability now two years on. >> clearly, the appointment of jack smith and the special counsel was a signal that the justice department, eric garland at the very top, is taking the investigation into donald trump seriously, and that ratcheted up the odds that we may see indictments forthcoming in, over the next 4 to 6 months. with that said, let's be clear. these cases were the king pens, they are not slam dance. when you're talking about trump, obviously a president who never before as a president been prosecuted by the justice department. the statute that is most likely seen that the justice department is focusing, on obstruction of an official proceeding, there is no established president for using it in a case such as this. this was a law that was passed after the financial crisis. locksley, it was the focus on destroying financial documents. could it be used against

sandra, florida republican michael waltz, member of the house intelligence committee as well as a former green beret commander. the latest news that former vice president mike pence had a small number of, we think it's about 12, classified documents, apparently kept in a locked safe. it's not just former vice president and now president biden, this thing seems to be some sort of contagion. >> i was glad to hear peter say the bush transition went pretty well, or there's none been found there. i participated in that and have seen the process and i can tell you clearly the process is broken. and this transition, when you are going from one presidency to another and the president and the vice president have documents in their offices in their possession and we have to take a hard look at g.s.a. and how they and the intelligence community pack these documents, get them to wherever the president and vice president is going, that's one thing, john. but i think the difference with biden here is just how long this goes back. to what you are hearing in the senate, i could tell you we are in a room within a room within a room. i really want to see what type of documents wer

another american politician classified papers were found in the home of former us vice president michael pence, who served in this position from 2017 to 2021 tells cnn the level of confidentiality of documents is not yet clear, but the fbi department of justice already evaluate these materials and find out. how did they end up with the politician. the new york-based non-governmental organization committee for the protection of the press released data on deaths for 2022 journalists in the world, according to the organization , 67 correspondents were killed or killed during the past year. this is the highest figure since 2018, and compared to the twenty- first, the statistics increased by a record 50%. the organization clarified that 41 journalists died due to the performance of their professional duties, the cause of death of another 26 media employees is specified the cold war returns with it and the arms race the pentagon intends to increase the production of artillery within two years shells by 500%, increasing the production of conventional ammunition to a record level since the korean war,