my question i guess would be, how did you end up at the table with vladimir putin and mike flynn? and if you recall what was he talking about? what would general flynn have to say about to the russians in moscow? guest: this was an international media conference where i went to share the agenda of myself and the green party. we were calling for a piece offensive in the middle east and russia to stop bombing syria and not follow in the footsteps of the u.s.. we were calling for a global pre-new deal so we can address the climate crisis and like what is going on right now where the climate is an all-out collapse. we were calling for the abolition of nuclear weapons. i was on a tour of capitals in europe and spoke to leaders including jeremy corbyn. i did not get to speak to vladimir putin but at the table where he was out for 10 minutes before he gave the keynote speech which was all in russian. he and his companions were all speaking russian and i was speaking english so there was no conversation between us. i met michael flynn who by the time had been a part of the obama administra

trump firing mike flynn? i don't think so.o worry about, besides the leaders of the departments and agencies including our national security agencies, is what he's promising to do to the civil service. get rid of people who are not willing to be loyalists. and that is got to be very concerning, too. >>> eric, you've written about a piece of this that doesn't get much attention but john bolton wrote about it when he wrote his tell-all that bill barr went to extraordinaries lengths to try to get published and i shared with bill barr about the potential of foreign policy has been corrupted by business interests there turkey. in a second trump term, there would be no guardrails on the mixing of u.s. foreign policy and commercial business interesting either. i think a lot of people worry and i want to bring back into the conversation a story we shared when you broke it and put this into the mix. the plan by jared kushner to redevelop in belgrade echoed interest from donald trump a decade ago for a similar proposal pushed during his

than this, 700,000 ft.2 of the best and the brightest minds in quantum and the best underbrush mike flynnd the globe. it will attract truly the world's leading talent. this is what we do best. because of you, we were able to partnership with the legislature by $200 million for this institute. it's total cost, 876 but the commitment from the state was 200 billion. we are maintaining that and the philanthropy has come in in a big way. it's just exciting andy. it givs you real confidence in her future. i had at it. also wanted to add and we will get solutions right after this, i want to add a little highlight what we announce yesterday because it's been a long day. team is in working a couple years on this. i want a more transparency of the thank you deserved it. invesn the state in the next 10 years. not only because of our state's effort and our own gas tax which is not just a tax -- roads, bridges, infrastructure and federal dollars. $41 billion in projects that are operationalized now. you know the categories are well defined. we just put out this build.ca.gov map yesterday. i encourage

immediately moved today drop the charges and undue the guilty plea from trump national security advisor mike flynn. they moved to undue the recommended since for roger stone, who had been convict on multiple felonies. this was the same u.s. attorney's office that also folded to the pressure to bring charges against obama's white house council after berman refused to do it because there was no case there. that case was so palpably weak, the jury voted to acquit in less than five hours. that very rarely happens to federal prosecutors, but it happened there because there was no case, because trump insisted that prosecution be brought forward. one u.s. attorney's office looked into it and said, are you kidding, there's nothing here. the other one went ahead and did it because that's what trump demanded, even though there was no case. jeffrey berman saw what happened had happened in the d.c. attorney's office and didn't want the same thing to happen in the sdny. so jeffrey berman fought. barr puts out this press release saying p berman has resigned. berman puts out a statement saying, oh, no, i haven't

if he had mike flynn -- that is not a hypothetical. pardons to people that carried out his extrajudicial policies when it comes to immigration. we are in post extradition bill -- extrajudicial policy. there was a kabuki element to the questions and answers. >> it was disappointing and certainly, trump has always made clear what he intends to do. the problem is when we in america do not believe him, he is indicating an intention to be the dictator on day one. he said he intends, and these are his words, terminate parts of the constitution. you know, he does not intend to live under the rule of law. he is a grave threat to the constitutional order and it looks like his partners in crime will be the supreme court. >> what do you think of what you saw today? >> i was one of those chops, i guess who genuinely believed that the court was partisan, yes. we have seen that for a long time, but i did not think they were lawless. i was one of the folks who said, you know, i do not think there is more than three votes for lawlessness and i did not

immediately moved to drop the charges, and undo the guilty plea from trump national security adviser mike flynn. moved to undo the recommended sentence for trump adviser roger stone, just convicted of multiple felonies, this was the same attorney's office that folded to the pressure to bring charges against obama's white house counsel after berman refused to do it because there was no case. that case was soap palpably week, the jury voted to acquit in less than five hours. that rarely happens to federal prosecutors, but it happened there, because there was no case, because trump insisted that the prosecution be brought forward. one u.s. attorney's office looked into it and said are you kidding? there's nothing here. the other one went ahead and did it., because that is what trump demanded. even though there was no case. jeffrey berman saw what had happened in the dc u.s. attorney's office and he did not want to allow the same thing to happen in fdny. so, jeffrey berman fought. bar puts out this press release saying berman has resigned, berman puts out a statement saying, no i haven't and there

fired cell eats the deputy attorney general almost immediately he asked for the resignation of mike flynn according to lots of people who were around him at the time, he fired james comey he on and on and on and on. this was not exactly a fire free administration and so sure. i guess you could say some of those were staggered other people would say that firing james comey is what led to the appointment of robert molar. and so it was something of a hot stove that he touched do i think that anything has changed in terms of what he said at the beach beginning of 2023, about i am your retribution to his crowd that in 2016, i was your voice and today i am your retribution. no. i think that is still very much his focus. i do think that he would be less inclined to hire people who he thought were going to go against him and to be clear, bianna, that's true for any president. most presidents want to have people who they think are going to enact their agenda. the question is what agenda is donald trump going to be trying to enact? and since he's already talked openly about appointing a special pro

i'm in the middle of being sued by mike flynn for $10 million, because he doesn't like what i said about twitter, okay? and that sort of thing, it t strikes you the right is weaponizing on the l'affaire front and the law enforcement front to weaponize everything against speech they disagree with now. for all their posturing, their elon musk and free speech, it's not the commitment to free speech, it's their speech. >> important point. jason, as a comedian, and somebody who also engages [ laughter ] engages in satire as well, reflect on that for us a moment. people on the right claim to be free speech absolutists, but you see how thin-skinned they are when they get pressed by a journalist, with a ron desantis, elon musk, or donald trump, but just weigh in on that for us. where do you find our wh discussions and our tolerance for satire and the comedy you provide? >> a lot of people we talked to, and especially in things like the march for life and trump rallies, we talked to people who are like free speech the first amendment, everything that we have to protect that with our lives, and th

he had mike flynn and the pillow person and the overstock person there to plot a coup.tics. tomorrow the set is mar-a-lago. the actor is the speaker of the house. just talk about his manipulation of settings and seemingly normal official political figures. >> yeah, that's a really good point and an interesting point. when he got to the ellipse the morning of january 6th his first focus was on the relatively sparse crowd that was inside the magnetometers. there are a lot of people that were standing outside the magnetometers because they were armed and they had items that would not be able to be -- admit them through the gates. and his first consideration that morning was the optics and the shot, and he consistently goes to that. things like that are really -- they're transparently exposed his intention. it is all about image and bluster. and similarly, when you look at the motivation for the big lie, it is almost always, nicolle, followed shortly by a fund-raising pitch. the reason that this continues to come out of his mouth and others is that it is -- unfortunately co

love, almost compassionate confrontation, we need to go to those individuals and say people like mike flynncause players to do things you wouldn't ordinarily do, so stop the crap. people like general flynn i think are really dangerous. people like me who actually took the oath despise it. >> compassionate confrontation is something i am going to borrow. i love that. sebastian and denver, we could have talked the whole hour. the document is must-see "against all enemies" is streaming on apple tv. go watch it. quick break for us. we'll be right back. quick break for us we'll be right back. [shaking] (♪♪) (♪♪) oh no. [scratching] with chewy, get flea meds delivered before the itching begins. (♪♪) or after, but before is definitely better. good job. save 20% on your first pharmacy order and get it delivered right on time. ( ♪♪ ) my name is jaxon, and i have spastic cerebral palsy. it's a mouthful. one of the harder things is the little things that i need help with: getting dressed, brushing your teeth, being able to go out with your friends by yourself. those are hard because you don't want hel

he wanted jim comey to see to it to let mike flynn go, let flynn go, he's a good guy he said to jim comeyessions -- jeff sessions we want when he screamed at him because he'd appointed a special counsel to investigate the trump campaign's ties to russia. he attacked the mueller prosecutors relentlessly day after day. when he calls jack smith deranged, it doesn't even make the news. he's put so much toxicity, so much poison, so much hatred for the rule of law into the system. do you think it can be reversed? >> look, i have a colleague who is a former criminal defense attorney, and what he will tell you is if your client has neither the law on their side nor the facts on their side, the only strategy left to you is to attack the system itself, to attack the entire thing, and i think what we should expect from trump during this trial and any of the other trials that proceed is exactly that behavior, and you just alluded to how he did it to muller, and he did it to comey. when the facts of the law are not on one's side, you attack the system, and there is a very frightening precedent for tha

my question i guess would be, how did you end up at the table with vladimir putin and mike flynn? if you recall what was he talking about? what would general flynn have to sayto about to the russians in moscow? guest: this was an international media conference where i went to share the agenda of myself and the green party. we were calling for a piece offensive in the middle east and russia to stop bombing syria and not follow in the footsteps of the u.s.. we were calling for a global pre-new deal so we can address the climate crisis and like what is going on right now where the climate is an all-out collapse. we were calling for the abolition of nuclear weapons. i was on a tour of capitals in europe and spoke to leaders including jeremy corbyn. i did not get to speak to vladimir putin but at the table where he was out for 10 minutes before he gave the keynote speech which was all in russian. he and his companions were all speaking russian and i was speaking english so there was no conversation between us. i met michael flynn who by the time had been a part of the obama administrati

and look, i'm going to be sued by mike flynn for $10 million, he doesn't like what i said about him onhing, it strikes me that the right is trying to weaponize, both on the law front and the law enforcement front, to weaponize everything about speech that they disagree with now and for all of their posturing on free speech, it is not really a commitment that they made to free speech, it is a commitment they made to their speech. >> and you bring up such an important point. i want to get your thoughts on that, jason, as kpleedian and i'm saying you are a comedian, and somebody who also engages in satire as well, reflect on that for us a moment. you know, you have people on the right who claim to be free speech absolutists, but you see how thin-skinned they are when they get pressed about adjourn lift, whether it is ron desantis, elon musk, or donald trump, but just kind of weigh in on that for us, where you find our discussion, and our tolerance for satire and the kind of comedy you provide. >> a lot of people you talk to, and especially going to things like the march for life and certa

he engaged in pardon abuse in his first term with paul manafort and mike flynn and other military contractorst to cure that forward as he's under trial right now. what would he do with it? he thinks he has the power to self-pardon. that would potentially put america in a very dangerous position. in preparing for the possibility of a trump second term, we really have to examine that issue and push back on the idea that there is unfettered presidential power, because there is not. the pardon power like any other power outlined in the constitution is constrained by other elements in the constitution. you can't license law breaking, whether that's egging on rioters to the capitol or ordering seal team six to eliminate your political enemies. >>> in just a few moments, the opening statements at donald trump's criminal hush money trial are set to begin. we'll go back to the courthouse to see what's happening there. >>> also, the biggest name in women's basketball has a new shoe deal. we'll tell you how much the wnba's number one pick is expected to earn. it's a good number. >>> plus, taylor swift c

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