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gaetz was personally pushing for a pardon, and he was doing so since early december. advocated for there to be a blanket pardon for members involved with that meeting. >> i want to give you the benefit of responding but also want to take this process seriously. you have individuals who are not known to be coordinating in any way. they all have their own counsel. they have an incredible legal liability if they lied about this, and multiple individuals, all of whom by the way, republican appointees are testifying in that period after that december meeting, you, sir, requested a pardon for yourself and other attendees at the meeting. the question is, can you really say all of them are committing perjury, lying on you, a. and "b," if a pardon was requested, why not tell us, what were you worried about, what was it you thought others might be indicted for? >> cassidy hutchinson is a known liar. there's testimony she's given that directly results in perjury, so i would certainly take exception with her testimony. i do not remember it the same way eric hirschmann does. i did

so he was right to pardon them, which was also right by set an example for all the youth. maria little marlene authorities claimed they were not aware of the soldiers presents in molly the government held. oh, so just during the investigation. and since molly is a state of law and justice, when the government gave its verdict and decided to free them on its decision, will serve as an example to other states. wow, go, go played a cure to find a solution to her problem. last week for your sim bay was in molly to finalize the scenario. we then lee's law out of the work that we heard from a professor of international relations at the university of the marco and molly, his season, pardon me, as a step towards, but a ties into the 2 neighboring west african countries the presidential part in the.

so he was right to pardon them, but it was also right. they said in an example for all the youth ramaya, marlene authorities claimed they were not aware of these. so just presence in molly the government held. oh, so just during the investigation. and since molly is a state of law and justice, the government gave its verdict and decided to free them and its decision will serve as an example to other states. wow, go, go played a cure to find a solution to her problem. last week for your sim bay was in molly to finalize the scenario was in lee's law art. see what we heard all they professor of international relations at the university of the marco and molly, who sees of paulding as a step tools besson ties between the 2 neighboring west african countries. the presidential pardon that was granted to the 4094 in soldiers by the transitional president is really good thing. it helps enhance the relationship of friendship and brotherhood between the 2 countries. naturally, this helps to warm up the relationship. molly, in the ivory coast have ha

this incident is unfortunate, but as the president took the initiative to pardon these 49 soldiers, i believe that misfortune has a good site. in fact, it's beneficial and we're grateful trustee me going to for being open, mind it. we hope it can be a means of reconciliation between the 2 countries that have at some point gone separate ways in what google people are watching closely requires is between beecher and a by michael. where believe that issue so is listen for the next die immune one. now while my did it, 1st of all i was supporting the sanctions because when someone in africa to set an example for all the leaders, we shouldn't let such a situation. slight, what was the purpose of this soldiers? and molly, i believe a semi goiter did the right thing to keep them. and molly, despite all the pressure from they were in government, he did his best to set things straight. so pardoning them is also a good decision because molly and i have re coast are to brother other countries. so he was right to pardon them, but was also right by set an example for all the youth in my yeah, molly

they've now also been pardoned. the detachment of ivory and soldiers landed at bummer co airport, in molly, in july deployed as part of the united nations peacekeeping mission. but the military hunter, in bama co said they were entering the country as mercenaries and detained them at the airport. they returned 6 months later, signals and apparent full in relations between the west african neighbors. ah, obviously now that this crisis is behind us, we can resume normal relations with the brother country of molly, which needs us and which we also need. the mullins are our brothers. i am here. molly has grown increasingly isolated since military officers toppled the government in 2020, after they failed to hold promised elections. west africa's main political and economic block eco us leveled sanctions against the quintile damica. several european and african countries have said they will pull their troops out of the 10 year long peacekeeping mission, citing molly's collaboration with russian mercenaries, europe, today

my caesar hearing i beg your pardon.am racking my brains that it was earlier to launch the wedding first, and then katya and first katya and then the wedding, and he had already thought of everything. my mother is a mare grandmother's ring in the second bird pie, and in the third flower of life and death, then vanya will remain alive. how do you know from your grandmother from your grandmother so ring? you have the first ivana will hear from across the sea, not like from a dungeon, but a flower, where to get it at the end of the world. do you know how many edges of the light i will not have time before noon? with such wings you will have to run around you will remember this day for the rest of your life. the main event of the year without exemplary, incomparable observance of national importance. hurry to the palace square. bird my people, yes, about hearts, this is a quality that is not given to everyone. no it before you is a state criminal. this man wanted to steal the bride from the king, and me his king. kill here's

he did not give them a pardon. so now they're effectively trying to pardon themselves with the creation of this select committee. this is unconscionable. it is so blatant. and, again, the changes that were made to give them the ability to pardon themselves were done after the 13th speaker vote in the dead of night to try to win their votes over. this is not the way this congress should run. this is not the way republicans or democrats or any majority should behave. people should be ashamed of themselves that this is in the rules package, that this is what my friends are pushing right now. we are better than this. we should not be going down this road. my friends talked -- said they want to combat inflation, they want to make the lives of the american people better. let's focus on those things. let's focus on areas that actually improve the lives of the american people. this is a colossal waste of time. but even worse, it is to me the epitome of what corruption is all about. and with that, mr. speaker, i yield back

the -- some members of the house representatives asked trump for pardons for pardons in their possible criminal conduct for trying to overturn the 2020 election. today after a republican on the floor of the house ask the democrats to, as he put it, populate this committee with serious democrats. that is to say, since serious democrats to this new subcommittee to investigate the investigators. after that request for serious democrats to be appointed to that committee, jim mcgovern, top democrat in the house rules committee said this. >> i would say in response to the gentleman who says he hopes we populate this subcommittee was serious democrats that he populates the committee with republicans who did not ask for a pardon, who did not have their phones seized by the fbi. >> the republicans will have nine members of the committee. the democrats will have six members of the committee. the only guarantee we have about members of the committee not having asked for pardons is that none of the democratic members of the committee will have ever asked for a pardon from it he was. today in his f

perry asked for a pardon to, i'm sorry. >> mr. perry? did he talk to directly? >> he did. >> congressman scott perry, responsible for the oversight of the federal government. >> i think there is a different sheriff in town. i think you will see a lot of subpoenas. >> tonight, congressman adam schiff on the chaos of the maga congress. then, the latest on the election denier accused of orchestrating a campaign of violence against democrats. the dea prosecutor in the case, joining me live. plus, involuntary manslaughter charges for alec baldwin. why the prosecutor thinks, she can prove criminal negligence. and, why there is no reason to skeptical when george santos says, i am not a drag queen, and did not let a dog die. all in, starts right now. >> good evening from new york, i am chris hayes. the new republican congress led by speaker mccarthy is vowing to give the white house some serious headaches. so far, the biden team in an unexpected way with barely restrained glee. political reports, in the wake of the news, house republicans are installing some of their mo

so he was right to pardon them, but was also right by set an example for all the youth. in my asking, molly, no. authorities claimed they were not aware of the so just presence in molly, the government held. oh, so just during the investigation. and since molly is a state of law and justice, when the government gave its verdict and decided to free them on its decision, will serve as an example to other states. wow, go, go played a cure to find a solution to her problem. last week for your sim bay was in molly to finalize the scenario. we then lee's law, out of the one that we heard from a professor of international relations at the university of the marco and molly his season, pardon me, as a step towards valentine in fitness to naming west african countries. the presidential pardon that was granted to the 4094 in soldiers by the transitional president is really good thing. it helps enhance the relationship of friendship and brotherhood between the 2 countries. naturally, this helps to warm up the relationship molly in the ivory coast have had cold relations since the be

ford is in brand new job faces a really consequential choice, pardon nixon try to put watergate behind the country or let the investigation run its course >> this year especially the past few months and weeks filled with scored days, today was another one historians will be borrowing about and thinking about for days to come >> i gerald ford president of the united states grant a full free and absolute pardon on to richard nixon for all offenses against the united states. >> do you think the president's action was wrong. >> absolutely wrong. >> ford did the generous thing and i think the american people must forget about nixon. >> it raises as a political issue the whole question of equal justice under law except for president whose seem to get special triplet. >> we're about to see something which, as far as we know may never have been seen before in american history, a sitting president of the united states testifying before a congressional committee. >> subcommittee will be in order. >> i just been out of law school a few years. i was the last person on that subcommittee to ask a qu

most senior confederates were pardoned. turner, the commandant, would have been tried if they had caught him. as commandant of andersonville here was tried and hanged. -- the warden was put in libby, they pardon him and let him go. they pardoned the guards and let them go. lincoln wanted to not just win the war but win peace. reconstruction, one country, you know? lincoln even said both sides drew the sword, we were both guilty. let us work together. again some of the former prisoners, they spent years later trying to find the whereabouts of thomas turner. i think some of them would've killed him if they caught him because of what he did. -- >> where was robert e. lee from, i forget. >> virginia. he was a virginian. west point grad. that remains a point that scholars discussed today. lee was a great soldier. a hero in the mexican american war. an absolute hero in the mexican american war. the battle of chepultepec, to take today what is mexico city. lee being a west point grad and, an officer, a gentleman, why did he joined

got my professor of international relations at the university of banner cohen. molly, who sees the pardon, is a step towards better relations between the 2 west african countries. the presidential pardon that was granted to the 4094 in soldiers by the transitional president is really good thing. it helps enhance the relationship of friendship and brotherhood between the 2 countries. naturally, this helps to warm up the relationship molly and the ivory coast have our cold relations since the beginning of this affair last july. so this will help breathe new life into the relations between the 2 countries. i think that the release has already been recorded in a memorandum. the memorandum was signed, i believe on december 22nd. and abby john signed a strong delegation, made the trip to bar marco and bama co signed. so this is the legal framework that has been established. normally, this should not lead to retaliation. it's normal. international relations between 2 states whose relations are old, historic relations of friendship and fraternity. it's normal, we have to make peace because none o

the countries winter pardoned them on friday, and the 2 countries worked to repatriate the troops as quickly as possible. i would like to express on behalf of the entire group, our deepest gratitude for all that's been undertaken for our return home. 3 female soldiers who were released in september, but tried in absentia, had been sentenced to death. the detachment of ivory and soldiers landed at bomber co airport in molly, in july, deployed as part of the united nations peacekeeping mission. but the military hunter in van marco said they were entering the country as mercenaries and detained them at the airport. they returned 6 months later, signals and apparent thor in relations between the west african neighbours. obviously now that this crisis is behind us, we can resume normal relations with the brother country of molly, which needs us and which we also need. the mullins are our brothers here molly has grown increasingly isolated since military officers toppled the government in 2020. after they failed to hold promised elections. west africa's main political and economic block ec

russian woman member of the komsomol but this is unlikely, i beg your pardon, but it's true.d like to ask you what you are going to do tonight, if it is not a secret, not a secret. now i'll go to my house on sadovaya. and where do we salt in the evening ? moscow association of writers where have the honor of being chairman? why because i already bought sunflower oil. and not only bought, but even poured so that the meeting will not take place? ask, and what does sunflower oil have to do with it and who is annushka . and what does sunflower oil have to do with it? have you ever been in a mental hospital, citizen? it's a pity to ask the professor. what is schizophrenia? so what is it you yourself learn from him ivan nikolaevich how do you know? he is not an intourist, he is a spy. this russian mihran, who moved to us, asked her documents, otherwise it will go away. you think you will believe me, he is pretending to be a fool so that you ask something, you hear him in russian, he says let's go detain him. and then we 'll let it go. excuse me for being in the rear of our dispute

the group was pardoned on friday, 6 months after being detained. the soldiers arrest sparked a diplomatic dispute between the 2 countries. fenton monahan reports ah celebrations in abidjan after months of uncertainty. these ivory co soldiers were facing decades in a prison. and molly, but a pardon from the country's military government, allowed them to return home the parliament of those you. i worry coast, molly. it's not the same thing. was very hard. i'm home now and i'm very happy. oh no. he was arrested on 30 bits a day were relieved. we cried. we fostered, we prayed, and finally god has answered us. i'm enjoy seely, my present alice in water. i was there to greet them. the fate of the soldiers was at the center of months of diplomatic wrangling. the incident created a rift between the 2 countries, but water make clear. he wants to put it behind them. yellow, they're good. i would like you to know that ivory coast will continue to offer support to old brother, countries, african and others who need to evolve towards peace. as a boston said, wi

biggs did, too. >> only they know why they wanted a pardon.at he knows about what he did wanted to take the exceptional step of a preemptive pardon which he would get and accept and tell people, yeah, yeah, i took this pardon for crimes. he was also involved in the attempt to abuse power at the doj, jeffrey clark, who had his home raided by the fbi a lower level official, pled the fifth before the same committee. >> did you discuss this draft letter with the president of the united states? >> under executive privilege again. >> and then boebert who tweeted out information about where lawmakers actually were during the security scare, including pelosi. republicans confronting her for that later on. >> is it true you were live tweeting from the floor our location to people on the outside as we were being attacked, lauren? >> yes, those tweets did go out and that was live and public information that was broadcast live -- >> don't ask us about security if you're telling the attackers where we're at. i yield back. >> that's a tough exchange between

but afterwards, they pardoned him and let him go. they pardoned the guards and let them go. you know, lincoln, to not just win the war, but try to win the peace, reconstruction, one country, you know lincoln even sang both sides drew the sword. we were both guilty let us work together. so yeah. and again, some of some of the former prisoners they spent years later trying to find the whereabouts of turner. thomas turner. and i think some of them might have gone and him if they had caught him because of what he did. same with worse if he had not been put death here at andersonville. so where was robert e lee from? africa. he was from virginia. levers of virginia. west point grad, you know. and that remains a point that scholars discuss today. you know, lee was a great soldier a hero in the mexican-american econ war, an absolute hero in the mexican-american war. and the battle of chapultepec to take what is today mexican, mexico city. so the argument was, you know, lee being west point grad, you know, an officer, a gentleman, why did he join the confederacy? lee considered hims

the pardons right.r clemency pardons? yes, plenty of pardons as well although at times he didn't he still to be president. and i had a number of pieces cross my autograph pieces that he had to put people in ball and chain for the rest of the war and things like that. but but he was like that. and of course, the indian natives remember, he did really pardon over 300 of them, even though he looked over 30, he and some today think that's not racism against indians i don't think that he was no his grandfather killed by one and he lived in the time that there were indian depredations as well as white everyday depredations on to the indians. so i could see he had other things on his mind. indian policy. but that's another story perhaps. but i want to ask you about, his depressions, you know, he had that was in him. and of course, sometimes he was so depressed that his friends took away sharp objects. but i don't think that he took that step to, commit harm himself and he stuck because i think still ingrained

pardon from russian prisons to fight. >> how dangerous are these mercenaries? used around the globe. what are the implications? whether it is ukraine, african central republic? >> the work is extremely concerned about the extreme use of mercenaries in conflicts, a variety of different countries around the world. it is the one getting a lot of attention. turkey, for example, being involved in the recruitment and training of mercenaries for different armed. the difficulty is when they are involved in hot conflict, they destabilized peace process, and regions. and violated human rights. on the indiscriminate targeting on civilians. they bring a level of violence -- of course our conflict is violent, but they make it a whole new level. it is difficult to hold them to account for these statistics. >> it would appear states are increasingly engaging these mercenaries to live policy objectives. >> that would seem to be the case. we have certainly seen their use in the conflict. he said libya and try -- multiple arms, multiple complex. this is a new development. we see

offer mercy pardon? your majesty, but lately your name no longer inspires the same reverence for fear and love. in addition, the forest freemen, in terms of numbers, is slightly inferior to your army , it will remind the spaniards that they are controlled by a strong and generous monarch you will be glorified. well, i just signed, and then you were talking about black sheep your majesty the events flow in time. if, by an unfortunate accident, this decree is a little late, then only negligent executors of the monarchy of will will be blamed for this. full pardon from the count of gifts hmm i see, my first minister is not inferior in cunning to the grand cardinal richelieu the only one to serve me your majesty uh- huh at what marriage? and this don cesar is a great original. eh, imagine he decided to marry some girl from the people and leave her a legacy after his death of his count's title. it's funny it's funny who are you, his chosen one? oh what a street presence. by the name of maritana and there is p

-- a pardon from donald trump. for his conduct. leading up to january 6th. it is quite striking to see what has become up that insurrectionist energy now that is gone indoors, and republican, party in the house of representatives, and turned it on each other. >> lawrence, the insane asylum is being run by the insane, here. the extremists are controlling what's going on. sadly, that is who the republicans are right now. they extremists trump supported maga caucus but of the republican party now controls the republican party. and if anyone thinks that once the speakership's resolve, that everything is going to get back to normal, you are sorely mistaken. that is what's going to be incredibly far trading for us on the democratic side. we have a leader who knows how to leave. we know what the american people need. what the amor majority of the american people. he is ready to lead us. hakeem jeffries is the right person to take this country forward! now we are left, of course, with a few seats shy of the majority so the

he's not the only pardon seeker who will be serving on the judiciary committee.the new republican chairman of the committee, george louis, is also asking about pardons from donald trump. another pardon seekers will be serving on the judiciary committee, arizona congressman andy biggs. but the committee on oversight and accountability, which has jurisdiction to launch investigations of almost any aspect of government will also be populated by republican pardon seekers. trying to overthrow the last election. i knew tried to prevent kevin mccarthy from becoming speaker. congressman paul gosar, congressman scott perry, congresswoman lauren boebert, and congresswoman marjorie taylor greene will all be members of the oversight committee. marjorie taylor greene has also been given a seat on the homeland security committee. marjorie taylor greene and paul gosar were removed from committees for their conduct during the last congress. if marjorie taylor greene is serving on the homeland security committee, we now have a member of congress who was removed from her committee

presidents can give what are called self pardons.e people disagree, many of us believe a pardon can be given by a president to himself so this election in some ways is going to be on who you want to give legal cover to. if you reelect joe biden, the department of justice if it doesn't change its policy, can't indict him because he's a sitting president if you elect donald trump, he could very well grant himself a self pardon. that makes for a rather odd election. jon: you think because president biden came down so hard on former president trump for his document collection at mar-a-lago, is that part of the reason the department of jus justice, merrick garland felt he had no choice but to appoint special counsel? >> part of the reason for the appointment of special counsel was garland had no alternative. the standard is gross mishandling of classified material. i don't know what else you would call classified documents, essentially in the open for six years found in a closet, a garage in your personal library but there's no way to tre

and did ford say. --, if you resign, then as president, i'll pardon you. you're not going to have to go to jail, which by this time was a real possibly pity. now there's no evidence that anything a deal occurred and fact it strains the imagination to think that there would be anything explicit. however it's entirely possible that nixon reasoned the way that ford subsequently reasoned, and that is from a constitution denial standpoint, the big deal is that this president is no longer president. now let's move on. and that's, in fact, precisely the argument that ford made, in justifying the pardon now, the short term consequence of this was relief in the country and a sense that, okay, we can move past watergate. and so in the short term, gerry ford's decision was good for the country in the slightly longer term, it was bad for gerry ford because it meant that there was way he was going to win in 1976 and in fact even with the bad news about richard nixon, ford could have been the favorite going to the election of 76 because if you look at the electoral map

i don't know if you could blanket pardon everyone. but stephen had a great idea that is a grace day. >> i'm sorry. kennedy: your grace day. wrewhere everyone brings their classified information to national archives in shame. >> like they do gun buyback programs, one day they can show up and turn them in and have them walk away and say thank you, down alert media, mmaybe try that or like they do win a free boat, when they come to turn in their document arrest them. kennedy: live those stings, you just got a pair of super bowl tickets on 50 yard line, really, my life is crap, i steal things from people, and hit old ladies, then they show up they get silver handcuffs but in new york city they go free. >> fox business network launched two all new shows this week, the hosts of the bottom line dagen mcdowell and sean duffy, will join me. we're excited about it, stay right here ♪ ♪ big old city ♪ ♪ might as well share ♪ ♪ on everything with just one card. chase freedom unlimited. so, if you're off the racking... ...or crab cracking, you're c

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