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if we talk about the position of the united states, i beg your pardon let's listen to the words of support for ukraine planned today at the un general assembly. here's the direct speech of the us representative to the un, linda thomas greenfield. we will continue to do what we have been doing for the past six months, namely condemning and isolating russia and expressing our firm commitment to helping ukraine defend itself. we want to speak . how to make the un suitable for dealing with similar features in the future when a permanent member of the security council attacks another country and this is how the un charter turned into a crisis what does it need we will continue to support ukraine's right to defend itself against this unprovoked invasion by the russians, and we will also continue to talk to them about what they need for self-defense, and how the united states can make the united nations fit to handle similar crises in the future. on its own, the united states alone will not be able to do anything, only together with other countries in this, so to speak, the essence of the united

trump has started dangling the idea that if he were to become president again, he would pardon those people. let's listen to this. >> i will tell you, i will look very, very favorably about full pardons. if i decide to run and if i win, and it will be looking very, very strongly about pardons. full pardons. >> well deserved. >> i think it's probably going to be the best, because if it's two months or six months, you know -- >> years and years. >> but we will be looking very, very seriously at full pardons, because we can't let that happen. what happens here, and i mean full pardons, with an apology just too many an apology. >> amen. full pardons with an apology. this is weird, undemocratic country stuff. this is unbelievable, the former president of the united states, who could be the next president of the united states, is actually saying these words. i lead and insurrection. you all got direct that for your pardon, and if you reerect me, perhaps i will pardon some of these people. >> not only is it profoundly disloyal to the united states, i also think it's very strategic and even criminal. i think wha

he is dangling pardons in front of people who attacked the united states government on january 6th. take a listen. >> i will look very favorably on to fool pardons. if i decide to run, if i win, i will be looking very strongly into pardons. full pardons. >> is that legal? could he potentially pardon masses of the hundreds of people who attacked the capitol on january 6th? >> great question. these are uncharted legal waters that we are sailing in right now. if you read the federal law that outlaws insurrection, inciting an insurrection, it says that you can't incited a billion or insurrection against the united states. you also can't give aid or comfort to those who do. i hear donald trump saying, perhaps fulsomely that he is financially supporting some of the insurrectionists. you're not even paying your lawyers. i doubt that is true. the fact that it may be a lie does not help him. he is sending a signal that he is here to support the insurrectionists, the people who try to overthrow the government, the people who try to stop the peaceful transfer of presidential power. i am here to support you

pardon list, if that is still in the works." >> stephen: "hey, y'all, it's john eastman. what up? listene, but remember that pardon list y'all were talking about? i think it might be kind of fun to put my name on there. because i' b some legal books, t turns out, breaking the law is against the law, and we did try to bring down democracy, and, meow-meow-meow. anyway, if it's no biggie, i totally get it, but maybe we l.l., t.t.f.n.!"es? ( cheers and applause ) but here's the thing-- eastman did not get his pardon. so, he's not taking any chances. to just about every question asked by the committee when he was called in, he gave the same answer: >> stephen: got it. quick follow-up, on a scale of one to five, fifth being the absolute worst, where would you fall? >> fifth. >> stephen: got it. got it. okay, right. ( cheers and applause ) one more, if you don't mind, sir, couple more follow-up questions. what's the best "fast and furious" movie? >> fifth. >> stephen: "fast five," a classic. finally, sir, what size bottle of bourbon do you drink at night to forget your central role in the darke

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then president trump could not provide preemptive pardons to stone and others, but there are large development in efforts to overturn the election, listenigure this out. >> you are talking about pardoning a movement. >> i think 132 congressman voted with trump. that's 132 right there. the u.s. can be as bigger as small as you want. but it's a way of saying, this is so you can't run your witch hunt to. i'm going to do a movie poster, which hunt to. with a big picture of merrick garland. >> so that's the concept. as we've been pitched to the president? >> i believe the president is for. the obstacles are these weak kneed bureaucrats in the white house counsel's office. now they must be crashed, because they told the president something that is not true. >> he is suggesting here that the president was getting bad advice in that he would be able to do a blanket pardon. is there more you can tell us about this? >> i think so. order stone was very afraid of getting arrested after january six. we went back to fort lauderdale. >> how do you know that? >> because he said some. repetition. >> on to? >> yes. >> what did he say? >> he said that the

purchases as you can imagine,s gun store owners feel like they have a target on their back, pardon the pun. listeno be a huge deal, you know, i don't think the intentions stop here. >> we think that this is the one step in a long process that is meant to infringe upon the rights of law-abiding americans. >> national rifle association says it's not about tracking or prevention or any virtuous motivation but creating a national registry of gun owners. attorney general of new york says no, it's not about that but and i quote her now "credit card companies must take the next step and flag suspicion transactions on gun and am in en addition like they do on everything else". stu: pay cash and you avoid the tracking. >> exactly, i like cash, i even have some. stu: yes, you're all right. see you again soon and thank you, todd, for sticking around for the whole hour. we appreciate it. thank you very much. we're coming up to the 25 minutes worth of business on wall street and down 600 and nasdaq down 360, that's 3% down. still ahead, will cain, brian kilmeade, miranda devine. the 11:00 hour is next. ♪ .. yo

bills of january 6th insurrectionists and rioters, and that he would even consider pardons for some of them. let's take a listen to that. >> financially supporting people that are incredible, and they were in my office actually two days ago, very much on my mind. it's a disgrace what they've done to them. i will look very, very favorably about full pardons. if i decide to run and if i win, i will be looking very, very strongly at that pardon. >> elie, what was your reaction to that? >> i'm stunned. i don't get stunned that much. i know he said it before, but it's remarkable to hear him reiterate the possibility of giving pardons to people. forget about whatever political persuasion or anything else, people who destroyed the capital, who broke windows, who smashed items in the u.s. capitol, who physically assaulted police officers, consider pardoning them. he can do that, if donald trump becomes president again in january of 2025, he absolutely has the power to issue pardons to january 6th rioters, to virtually anybody else arguably or not, himself we don't know that, but he can do that. so let's take it for wha

voted for him, democrats, independents, disaffected republicans, but others who listen to somebody like dud saying he will pardonrrectionists and say that is not normal, i don't want to be a part of that. >> an interesting speech. >>> next for us, the power, money and influence among the republican ranks as concerns grow letdown in some cases and lack of money for those candidates. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ my active psoriatic arthritis can slow me down. now, skyrizi helps me get going by treating my skin and joints. along with significantly clearer skin, skyrizi helps me move with less joint pain, stiffness, swelling, and fatigue. and skyrizi is just 4 doses a year after two starter doses. skyrizi attaches to and reduces a source of excess inflammation that can lead to skin and joint symptoms. with skyrizi, 90% clearer skin and less joint pain is possible. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or a lower ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine, or plan to. with skyrizi, there's nothing like the feeling of improving my skin

pardons don't apply to state level prosecutions. a former white house attorney predicts bannon will eventually face prison time. take a listen. >> i think bannon's in a great deal of trouble. two of his -- two of the three colleagues with whom he was charged federally before trump pardoned him have pled guilty in that case and will be sentenced. the third went to trial, had a mistrial. he'll be tried again, but i wouldn't be surprised at all to see the colleagues who pled guilty show up on the witness list for the government assuming the government even needs them. the facts seem, you know, very straightforward. they raised $25 million, you know, assuring people it would all go to the wall building project. bannon siphoned off a million according to the allegations in the allegations that the other individuals pled guilty to. i don't think that bannon has much of a chance in that case, and it will likely result in his conviction and incarceration. >>> we turn now to the fbi search of donald trump's mar-a-lago estate. republicans are taking aim at leaks to the media including a report by "the washington post" that agents reco

and can do so only under the condition amnesty, pardon or conditional early release, radio svoboda spoke with one of the signatories of this letter, listenssage that the prisoners were recruited to participate in hostilities, not only in the composition of the wagner dude, well, quite a lot in total, we rated this information as sufficiently reliable, but for me including as a member, as a prisoner, they didn't tell me that here and there they came to them here and here, and here they were invited there for some rather big money the conditions of which are told in the videos with a man of monsters who does not look like a beauty, it is simply clear that it is necessary to react to it and in a legal sense because , well, what exactly we wrote about in our application is not all absolutely illegal. it has no relation to the russian legislation, the procedures that are provided there, including the procedures for replacing the usual c punishment with something milder, for example, the punishment they must have, or the court can change the punishment to replace the necessary part for a milder punishment and again an order

. >> can yesterday trump once again vowed to pardon those january 6 rioters, at least some of them. let's listenm financially supporting position that are incredible. and they were in my office actually two days ago. it is very much on my mind. it is a disgrace what they have done to them. i will look very, very favorably about full pardons if i decide to run and if i win, i will be looking very, very strongly about pardons. >> dangling pardons, apparently paying some legal fees even as several of these defendants in court argue that they attacked the capitol because of trump, what do you make of that from a legal perspective? >> with he will, what is disgraceful is that donald trump is talking about issuing a pardon for someone like this former new york police officer who assaulted and choked a washington, d.c. police officer who himself in court apologized to that officer who says he wishes he had not gone to the capitol, that now he knows what he did was wrong and expressed remorse for it. so for the president of the united states to suggest that if given the opportunity to represent this cou

radio show it sounded like he said, not only will he pardon them if he becomes president again, but he's offering financial support to them. listenporting people that were incredible and they were at my office two days ago. it's very much on my mind. it's a disgrace what they've done to them. i will look very favorably about full pardons, if i decide to run and if i win, i will be looking very strongly about pardons. >> karen, i don't even know how to interpret any of that. isn't this what the january 6th committee is looking into, who was financing him and whether president trump was in touch with them? >> yes, yes and yes. that is shameful. at that very moment he was reaffirming exactly what president biden was talking about. and i think the other piece we have to acknowledge here is that it is a real shock to the system for this country to be realizing -- i mean of it i think we suspected throughout the trump years. but throughout the summer what we heard from the january 6th committee, what we're learning from mar-a-lago, the documents that have been seized, what we will no doubt hear and see over the next several weeks and m

this is happening as trump publicly dangled pardons for the rioter who is violently stormed the capitol on january 6th. have a listen. >> donald trump and the maga republicans represent an extremism that threatens the very foundations of our republic. they look at the mob that stormed the united states capitol on january 6th, brutally attacking law enforcement, not as insurrectionists who placed a dagger at the throat of our democracy, but they look at them as patriots. and they see their maga failure to stop a peaceful transfer of power after the 2020 election as preparation for the 2022 and 2024 elections. >> making a point there about this being a threat going forward. for more on all this, i want to speak to cnn's john harwood, also gabby orr. if i could begin with you, john, the white house standing by the message, despite criticism even from his own party, that it went too far. what are they saying? >> well, look, they are standing by the message that president biden offered. of course it was a political speech in a midterm reelection year. the core point he made in that political speech about a threat to demo

pardoning capitol rioters, but this kind of rhetoric as well? >> yeah, it was interesting now, vladimir putin also supports those who have been detained for january 6th to. if you listen to russian media. so, it's hard not to laugh sometimes when you hear the similarities. the big problem with these sorts of pardons, it is condoning activity, it is saying that you can break federal law, you can participate in an insurrection, you can charge into the capitol, threatening lives of congressmen, and it's okay. in fact, if you do, and donald trump likes it, he would give you a pardon. that is totally anti-democratic, that's authoritarian, that's how third world countries with governments that are totally autocratic operate. so, it's a terrible tone to set for the country very clear that it's a federal crime most of them film themselves doing it that's the other part about it, they participated in a crime, they admitted to the crime, they found themselves doing it to then be pardoned it doesn't really make any sense other than for political purposes. i mean, relate to continue to rally the base. >> they provided evidence against themselves. last question, it's gonna be quic

listen to this. >> i will tell you, i will look very, very favorably about slow pardons. if i decide to run and if i win, i will be looking very, very strongly about pardons. full pardons. >> well deserved. >> i think that's probably going to be the best, because even if they go for two months or six months, they have sentences, six months, a lot longer than that. >> years and years. >> they will be looking very, very seriously at full pardons, because we can't let that happen. what happened here, and i mean full pardons with an apology, just too many, an apology. >> a man. >> what do you think about that? >> i'm glad he said it's so weak -- it's out there! what we have suspected he would do, his involvement, his belief that what happened on january 6th was appropriate, has now been said for all of us to see. and if he should run for president, i know and hope that every democratic candidate will play that in a loop, so the american people understand that we have an individual who wants to be president who agrees with insurrection and potential overthrow of the government

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pardons for capitol rioters. he is talking about some people that he says he met with, and that he is even financially supporting. take a listenmet with a number of -- i meant with financially supporting people that are incredible. it is a disgrace what they have done to them. what they have done to these people it is disgraceful. i will tell you, i will look very, very favorably about full pardons, if i decide to run and if i win, i will be looking very, very strongly about pardons. full pardons. >> a man. >> the former president went on to say that he would accompany those pardons with an apology to many of the capital rioters as well. joyce, what is your response to hearing this? >> certainly he is not a president who supports law enforcement, given that he plans on pardoning people who violently confronted, and attacked folks in law enforcement who were defending the capitol that day. but look, simone, this is just standard fare for trump. he is back to dangling pardons in an effort to keep people on his side. and perhaps, the most dangerous part of what is going on here is something we really don't talk about enough, but

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listening. we are with you, we are working with a lot of different people on us and we can't let this happen. >> of course this also comes after trump vowed to pardon january six rioters if he is reelected. what makes this movement especially dangerous as we know what can happen when right-wing authoritarian movements celebrates their rioters. the fascist movement that turned their foot soldiers that were trying to overthrow the government and imprisoned into symbols of martyrdom. this maga culture of holding extremism in greatest and it is bands will be an ashli babbitt. it's seen across the country. republican candidates who deny that donald trump lost the 2020 election, win their primary after primary. we'll talk about the latest election denier on the ballot. next. your projects done right . with angi, you can connect with and see ratings and reviews. and when you book and pay throug you're covered by our happiness check out angi.com today. angi... and done. new hampshire republicans just nominated their candidate to challenge incumbent senator -- his name is donald look anywhere when this republican senate primary last night, that's there you

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listening. we are with you, we are working with a lot of different people on us and we can't let this happen. >> of course this also comes after trump vowed to pardonspecially dangerous as we know what can happen when right-wing authoritarian movements celebrates their rioters. the fascist movement that turned their foot soldiers that were trying to overthrow the government and imprisoned into symbols of martyrdom. this maga culture of holding extremism in greatest and it is bands will be an ashli babbitt. it's seen across the country. republican candidates who deny that donald trump lost the 2020 election, win their primary after primary. we'll talk about the latest election denier on the ballot. next. lot. next hello, kevin hart! earn big time with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. if you wake up thinking about the market and want to make the right moves fast... get decision tech from fidelity. [ cellphone vibrates ] you'll get proactive alerts for market events before they happen... and insights on every buy and sell decision. with zero-commission online u.s. stock and etf trades.

pardon. luis is next. let's go to stan in scottsboro, alabama, independent. caller: good morning. host: good morning. caller: i am an independent in alabama listeningo your newscast this morning. the big top story is donald trump's mar-a-lago and queen elizabeth passing away. host: what do you think is the most important? caller: probably the ukraine war is the most important but we have not been hearing about it this week because the other stories were overlapping. i want to make a comment on the show. i listen to democrats call in. they back everything said about the democrats. republicans call in and they pair what you hear on fox news, which i listen to too. try to have some independent thought. pay attention to what is going on in this world and quit this parroting you hear on tv. host: liz in jonesboro, georgia, democrat. caller: hi. good morning, america. i do have a story that i think was incredibly important this week, but before that, i want to make a comment about the call from ohio. 30 year veteran and i never disparage veterans, but my god, the man is so angry. i am glad he is no longer active duty. there is no telling what he would do

pardon. luis is next. let's go to stan in scottsboro, alabama, independent. caller: good morning. host: good morning. caller: i am an independent in alabama listeningo your newscast this morning. the big top story is donald trump's mar-a-lago and queen elizabeth passing away. host: what do you think is the most important? caller: probably the ukraine war is the most important but we have not been hearing about it this week because the other stories were overlapping. i want to make a comment on the show. i listen to democrats call in. they back everything said about the democrats. republicans call in and they pair what you hear on fox news, which i listen to too. try to have some independent thought. pay attention to what is going on in this world and quit this parroting you hear on tv. host: liz in jonesboro, georgia, democrat. caller: hi. good morning, america. i do have a story that i think was incredibly important this week, but before that, i want to make a comment about the call from ohio. 30 year veteran and i never disparage veterans, but my god, the man is so angry. i am glad he is no longer active duty. there is no telling what he would do

pardons someone. host: new jersey, democrat line. caller: good morning, america. the maga movement is a hypocrisy, fascist movement wanting to take things in the united states and make it right again. i listenedo the speech last night because i wanted to hear it six use for having classified, top-secret documents at mar-a-lago. especially after having -- the same weekend in new jersey. to me, these people have been brainwashed and they are suffering from stockholm i didn't see one black or colored person out of all those people that were there at his rally last night, and the hatred and the lies and the rage and all of these maga babies is so sad to me. host: when you define them as "these people," who are you referring to? caller: the people that are supporting him. they have been brainwashed. they believe this man. why would you support him? why would you support a man who tried to overthrow the government, who tried to kidnap the vice president of the united states, and who led the people there and encouraged the whole thing? anyone else would be in jail. if this was obama, he would be in jail right -- host: let's remind you of labor day, the events that you can see on c-span including the

pardons someone. host: new jersey, democrat line. caller: good morning, america. the maga movement is a hypocrisy, fascist movement wanting to take things in the united states and make it right again. i listenedch last night because i wanted to hear it six use for having classified, top-secret documents at mar-a-lago. especially after having -- the same weekend in new jersey. to me, these people have been brainwashed and they are suffering from stockholm i didn't see one black or colored person out of all those people that were there at his rally last night, and the hatred and the lies and the rage and all of these maga babies is so sad to me. host: when you define them as "these people," who are you referring to? caller: the people that are supporting him. they have been brainwashed. they believe this man. why would you support him? why would you support a man who tried to overthrow the government, who tried to kidnap the vice president of the united states, and who led the people there and encouraged the whole thing? anyone else would be in jail. if this was obama, he would be in jail right -- host: let's remind you of labor day, the events that you can see on c-span including the each by p