they are not public officers. clearly under the direction of our supreme court they cannot be so judged. again, i am not going to spend a whole lot of time up here with the court, but i do want to touch on a few of the other components. the forgery counts, now, you know, we indicated in counts 10 and 16 they are sufficient to dismissal. writing a check in a fictitious name or manner where the writing is made or altered is the definition of 16.10. what we have here in this indictment is we have an assertion that a writing of a check in a manner that the writing is made or purports to be made by authority of the duly elected and qualified presidential electors. the map welcome back, we've been listening to a courtroom in georgia where the judge overseeing the election interference case if hearing motions and is continuing to hear motions filed by former president donald trump and a co- defendant, david shaper. with us now to talk a little more about this, we're going to go back in and listen in just a minute. i want

it does not define a public officer.s and is not a public officer is addressed in other contexts in georgia law. usually in the proceedings were someone is trying to find out the legitimacy of someone holding a particular office. in that context, there are cases in the still pleading that address the very matter. they cite brown versus scott and a case whether or not an individual has designation or title given to him by law or exercises functions assigned by the law. the inquiry does not end there. the georgia supreme court has noted the term public officer involves the idea of tenure, duration, emoluments and powers as well as that of duty. that is mcduffie -v- ferguson. that has to do with grand jurors. when someone says it is a grandeur, is a grandeur a public officer? the court breaks down an analysis saying not really, because grand jurors may only meet for a few days. they are not essentially they are for some sort of duration or tenure. they do not take the same oath of office as prescribed for public officers. t

confront your public official in the office. [indiscernible] in other words, once you do this , you either get what you want or find another public official to replace them. you bring your car to my garage, i can fix your engine. to take it to congress, you get nothing done. synchronize a sequence of events, that is the blueprint. hee hee for your hospitality -- thank you for your hospitality. guest: i am excited that rick is supporting the ship of women on the abortion debate. we know a majority of women in this country support a full suite of reproductive rights for women. getting more women into public office is one of the ways we are summarizing our sequence of events in order to make that happen and the abortion rights movement, the reproductive justice movement is working together to make sure our voices are heard. also making sure we are lobbying legislators and doing that work of running against them when they do not serve the people and a majority of folks -- for this country. >> -- host: dan is next. republican. caller:

pearson as to what a public officer should be? and so in that context we have we have same thing actually popped up again on the issue of morrisey peter's. another case supreme court case dealing with whether or not someone who's a public officer that had to do with quo oren to against the chairman of the georgia democratic party. and whether or not he would fall in as a public officer bottom lining it like in that case, and which found that he was not like the grid like grand jurors and public official, party officials presidential electors are not public officials under georgia law especially for purpose reserves are 161023 >> there >> jobs services are temporary, like the grand juries. they, they rent position really only arises once every four years is limited to a single meeting on a single day. so it lacks that element of ten and your in duration which must exist. so it's it's kind of like back to the political case, morris phi peters case, which cell with a state party political chairman nominated in accordance with the rul

throughout charges that accused former president trump and several of his codefendants of pressuring public officers to vioate their oats as part of an alleged effort to overturn the 2020 election. mcafee said district attorney fani willis and her prosecutors were not specific enough about the violations, writing, "the lack of detail concerning an essential legal element is fatal." just three of trump's 13 counts were tossed, including one for his january 2021 phone call to georgia secretary of state brad raffensperger. >> i just want to find 11,780 votes. >> reporter: trump legal team applauded the ruling. >> it was a step in the right direction. it goes to the sloppiness of, frankly, the prosecutors down there. >> reporter: former federal prosecutor tom dupree said it was only a partial victory for trump. >> the judges decision effecively has the result of narrowing the case against trump and the other defendants. it doesn't eliminate it entirely, though. >> it is a lie. >> reporter: mcafee's ruling comes out of a highly anticipated decision this week about whether willis and special prosecutor na

with that, we have a presentation from the public defender's office i believe. >> thank you vice chairdelman. thank you for sponsoring and for the support of your legislative aid zara specifically. i'm chief of staff for public defender office and also here with colleagues toa and we'll give a briefs presentation. so, the community assistance recovery empowerment act known as care, became effective as of january 1 of 2023. it authorizes family members, housemates, first responders and behavioral health workers to petition a civil court to create a voluntary care agreement or court ordered care plan that can include treatment, housing, support and other services people with untreated schizophrenia or other psychotic disorders. san francisco is one of 7 counties tasked to implement care court effective as of the legislation effective as of january 1, 2023. the funding became and care court started as of october 1, 2023. the public defender's office were given $478.429 and additional $46.336 totaling $524.765. the current spending period is starts in october 1 of last year to the end of t

confront your public official in the office. [indiscernible] in other words, once you do this , you either get what you want or find another public official to replace them. you bring your car to my garage, i can fix your engine. to take it to congress, you get nothing done. synchronize a sequence of events, that is the blueprint. hee hee for your hospitality -- thank you for your hospitality. guest: i am excited that rick is supporting the ship of women on the abortion debate. we know a majority of women in this country support a full suite of reproductive rights for women. getting more women into public office is one of the ways we are summarizing our sequence of events in order to make that happen and the abortion rights movement, the reproductive justice movement is working together to make sure our voices are heard. also making sure we are lobbying legislators and doing that work of running against them when they do not serve the people and a majority of folks -- for this country. >> -- host: dan is next. republican. caller:

, from holding public office, if they have taken part in rebellion or sedition against the governmentf the united states of america. that is, on the one hand, you and vasylya said this before the broadcast, but the supreme court of the united states of america did not say about... that, yes, trump is innocent, and that's why we let him go. allow for an election, he just didn't , he just said that the supreme court of the state of colorado has no jurisdiction, just to hear these issues, and these issues are entirely within the jurisdiction of the supreme court of the united states of america, that is, the central chief court, but in any case and this is bad, that is, in principle, there is still a possibility that trump will not be allowed to run for the elections someday, or not, i don't know, if this is already a decision of the supreme court, i'm not a lawyer, but how cool it would be. help would be unlocked now, this joe michael johnson would have been completely blown away, nikki haley would have been the republican presidential candidate, and everything would have been different,

with that, we have a presentation from the public defender's office i believe. >> thank you vice chairdelman. thank you for sponsoring and for the support of your legislative aid zara specifically. i'm chief of staff for public defender office and also here with colleagues toa and we'll give a briefs presentation. so, the community assistance recovery empowerment act known as care, became effective as of january 1 of 2023. it authorizes family members, housemates, first responders and behavioral health workers to petition a civil court to create a voluntary care agreement or court ordered care plan that can include treatment, housing, support and other services people with untreated schizophrenia or other psychotic disorders. san francisco is one of 7 counties tasked to implement care court effective as of the legislation effective as of january 1, 2023. the funding became and care court started as of october 1, 2023. the public defender's office were given $478.429 and additional $46.336 totaling $524.765. the current spending period is starts in october 1 of last year to the end of t

citation: we have concluded that states may bar from election persons holding or seeking to hold public officebut, according to the constitution, the states do not have the right and authority to apply the third clause of the 14th amendments to federal positions. especially regarding the office of the president, only the supreme court can do that. well, here it is really worth explaining a little, but what happened. that is, today was the decision of the supreme court of the united states of america, which overturned the decision of the supreme court of the state of colorado, but the supreme court of the state of colorado more than a month ago, almost two months ago, ruled that the candidacy of donald trump cannot be entered on the ballot for the primaries and such way amendments to the us constitution, that's what he says, he forbids this section any formerly sworn senators, members of the house of representatives, and other public officers, to hold public offices, if they have taken part in rebellion or sedition against. of the united states of america, that is, on the one hand, you and vasy

government, i'm sorry, did you ever observed joe biden own or operate any hotels while he was in public officed take millions of dollars fro not. >> did you ever observe and employ children or spouses in the white house as vice president or president? >> ith did not. did you ever observe the biden's install a family member to be c? >> i'm sorry? >> did you ever observe them install a family member to be the cochair■ >> i did not. >> did president biden or anyoe in the family take $2 billion from the saudi government? >> not that i'm aware of. >> did anybody in the family to find $355 million for tax fraud? >> not that i'm aware of. >> as you've observed mr. bobulinski today and his dedication and loyalty to the trump family, is that something you recognize as somebody that was also in that culture before? >> absolutely. >> is there hope for our man here? >> very little i think until he is a brick wall. >> in your experience on a scale of one to ten, how eager was the interactions to manufacture dirt on joe biden, one to ten, ten being the highest? >> ten plus. you that the russians and the dis

need to stop ths and the bidens from continuing es in our public offices.ank you very [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 202 its caption conten mr. raskin: good morning, everybody. the crdst impeachment is treason, briberyd misdemeanors. we are still waiting for republican friends to articulate what they high crime and misdemeanor is in this case. we extremely far afield from the constitutional standard. nobody can state on the s what they think joe biden did even as a private citizen that would constitute some kind of criminal offense. their most recent star witness, alexander smirnoff, is now in at risk after being indicted by thy donald trump. david wei, for lying to the f.b.i. and leaving a false documentary record. this has been a comedy of errors from the beginning. all of the revelations that are in the legal filed by david weiss now give strong whiff of russian intelligencehat our colleagues would do best at this point to fold up the circus tent and allow us to focus on something that would be a benefit to the american people. >> you

s office didn't sufficiently plead a violation or what oath these folks were trying to get other publict mean that the underlying episodes won't come into a trial of the rico charge. in fact, he references specific paragraphs that correspond to the three charges thrown out against former president trump. former president trump was alleged to have called former house speaker david ralston and pleaded with him to appoint fake electors and brad raffensperger on that call to january 2nd to implore him, find the votes. again, he called brad raffensperger on september 17th, 2021 and asked him to decertify the whole election. while the individual charges based on each of those three acts have been thrown out, the evidence is not and can come into any rico trial. >> i have to wonder how did we land here? we see these filings constantly, it seems to have charges dismissed in all of the many trump cases we have been covering for criminal cases that are still in the process of moving forward here. and, so, would this be the judge responding to one of these motions that trump himself and his team f

they showed that when women were nominated for public office, they tended to be nominated for offices where in a district it was not a safe district. that is where they thought that they would lose or where they were really token candidates put up. so the party could say, we had so many women run and they just can't get elected, so why bother? that's right. yeah, i won first in the district in which i won myself and no other member of my party had ever won that district. and i am sure that the party never anticipated that i would win. well, this is the story of the way minorities get the vote. this is the story of women's getting the vote in this country. they got it first in the west. this is the story of blacks being able to register and vote in the south the same the same pattern where they don't threaten the existing vested interests unless they are able to vote and participate more. you know, i think actually we are perhaps on the verge of a great change. i hesitate to say that i really think so, because women have i mean, in the 1940, did they go into the workforce and then retr

we need to stop the menendezs and the bidenfrom continuing to enrich themselves in our public offices. thank you very much. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 202 its caption content and accuracy visit ncicap.org] mr. ra the constitutional standard for impeachment is treason,, and other high crimes and misdemeanors. we are still waiting for our republican friends to articulate what think the high crime and misdemeanor is in this case. we have gotten extremely far ield from the constitutional standard. nobody can state on their side what they think joe biden did even as a private citizen that would constitute some kind of criminal offense. their most recent witness, alexander smirnoff, is now in jail, being held as a flight risk after being indicted by the special counsel who was named by donald trump. david weiss, for lying to the f.b.i. and leaving a false documentary record. this has been a comedy of errors from the beginning. all of the revelations that arey david weiss now give a very strong whiff of russian intelligence operation. so i think that our colleagues wo

amendment the provision that bars of former officials who engage the insurrection rebellion from ■public officethe supreme court said only congress can set up the rules for enforcing that provision against federalfederal officeho. that was the specific question. colorado supremes court is a state court it had no authority to make the determination that donald trump was ineligible for engaging in insurrection per. >> really surprise it was unanimous ruling? >> and no i was not. because of the many, many trump cases the supreme court is hearing. this would seem pretty clear the court was going to go into this ral argument and it was also the consensus of many observers of the court.llowed each state to make this kind of determination were pretty severe. the same can of the supre court majority could be qualified inat some states. not qualified in others. even based on the same records. this is not a shocker. three liberal justices a concurring opinion can you explain what the argument was? >> sure. to use the sometimes exotic and nomenclature all nine agree with the judgment. but not the opinion.

does an elector constitute a public officer?se are some unanswered questions, because this case itself is so untested and novel, that doesn't mean on the other hand that the charges that fulton county district attorney willis brought won't be sustained after today's arguments. >> paul, i also heard some skepticism from the judge about some of the arguments about the first amendment. >> i think that's right. he is right to be skeptical. there are many commentators, including former president trump's former attorney general, bill barr, who said that you have the right to lie. politicians lie all the time and prosecutors would be busy if they were just charging prosecution cases against politicians who lie. here he was enveloping a number of public officials, attempting to get them to buy into a lie, attempting to get them to act contrary to the government, contrary to what our political process would allow. that is that every vote counts. that's the government's theory. that's why it is unlikely this argument that somehow the firs

oath to serve in the country, have become entangled in participating in a rebellion, from holding public offices adopted after the civil war in the united states and has never been used by anyone for more than a century and a half. trump became the first in december. a colorado court struck him from the ballot for allegedly inciting the january 6, 21 riot at the capitol. according to the former president , this could not have happened without the participation of the current white house administration. my opponent biden harassed me, and although decisions are made at the state level, they are fully coordinated with the white house. and trump’s leadership is recognized even by such deeply liberal publications like the new york times. according to the latest poll, if the vote took place today, it would be 48%. the republican leader is now allowed to participate in elections not only in colorado, but in all 50 states. the court's unanimous decision overturned colorado's attempt to bar them from voting under the constitution's sedition clause. however, in colorado, it seems, they were waiting for s

we need to stop the menendezs and the bidenfrom continuing to enrich themselves in our public officesu very much.

person who has held a military or civilian position after participating in a rebellion cannot hold public office. the trump campaign filed an appeal. built into the decision, which nearly brought tears to fox news interviews, the judges, six of whom are republican, three for democrats, unanimously ruled that the state does not have the right to disqualify a candidate in federal elections, but regarding another decision, the liberal judges and judge barot spoke separately, this was not a dissenting opinion, they officially supported the decision that congress has the right to disqualify. which should pass a special law for this, but the liberal judges noted that the issue was not that way, it was enough to say that the state cannot remove from the elections, and not specify who exactly should to do this, the consequences for the states are clear, you can forget about the removal of any candidate from the elections due to participation in the uprising. there is no law on the procedure for applying the fourteenth amendment, but the unanimous decision showed that judges do not always vote on... abou

madam chair >> today we have controller's office of public finance here. >> good morning. thank you for hearing item. members of the committee. i'm from the controller office of public finance. the two piece of legislation you have before you are resolution approving issuance and sales of general obligation refunding bonds series 20 tor-r1 and appropriation ordinance appropriating the proceeds. and about this in the amount of 644, 675 thousand dollars. the proposed refunding would pull from the eligible refunding candidates call dates have either pass on june 15 of 23 or are about to be callable on june 15 of 24. so the list on the slide is -- the represents the full universe of callable bonds that are eligible for the transaction. and we believe that is not to exceed amount would be sufficient to refund all of the eligible maturities. however, in accordance with the city doomentd debt policy we issue refunding bands if it produce a debt service savings of 3% of the parvalue of fund bondos net present value basis. so. it is possible that -- the timing of the transaction or

to serve in the country, have tainted themselves by participating in a rebellion, from holding public office adopted after the civil war in the united states, for more than a century and a half it has never been used by anyone. trump was the first. in december , a colorado court struck him from the ballot for allegedly inciting the january 6, 21 riot at the capitol. according to the former president, this could not have happened without the participation of the current white house administration. my opponent biden bullied me, and although decisions are made at the state level, they are fully coordinated with the white house, and trump’s leadership is recognized even by such deeply liberal publications like the new york times. according to the latest poll, if the vote took place today, 48% would prefer trump and 43% biden. on the one hand, there are still a whole 8 months before the november elections, on the other hand, the democrats are worried for only 8 months. biden's problem is what he says. it's hard to talk about the economy when so many people feel like things aren't going well. and

i can't understand why it would be worth holding public office if you're going to humiliate yourself like that. but, it is part of the cultish authoritarian play book. you have to submit to the leader. and the people who you are alarming saying there are crises that don't really exist, they want to see a leader humiliate others. they want to see someone who is strong. they want to see someone they can look up to. it doesn't matter whether the man can spell or whether the man is a narcissistic or sociopath, in fact, it helps. >> yeah. >> and this is -- it's part of the package. >> yeah. go ahead. >> really quick, one other thing that we're underestimating and we remember this is fear. people do not want to be -- there's the kind of calculated careerist fear that you can lose your office. but various points where people were afraid of their physical -- for their physical safety if they were seen as oppositional to donald trump. and so that's part of this narrative, too. >> amanda, let me let you speak to that. you used to work for ted cruz. since he is a senator from texas, he knows th

this comes from the top. >> i think the people who are in public office this is a very divisive issue beyond the respective human decency antilles point this is not a republican and a movie theater in brooklyn this is a democrat who primarily pro-palestinian so it does not make sense and it's a double message at this administration keep sending out and says therefore israel but then they meet with their enemies and that causes all kinds of problems and this is what we get. maria: even the liberal justice on the supreme court are now saying you cannot mess with democracy democrats, coming up unanimous decision from the supreme court keeps president trump of the primary ballot just in time for super tuesday it is a hot topic of the hour coming up next. you're watching "mornings with maria", live on fox business.rc ♪ h. get help with j.p morgan personal advisors. hey, david! ready to get started? work with advisors who create a plan with you, and help you find the right investments. so great getting to know you, let's take a look at your new investment plan. ok, great! this should have y

person who has held a military or civilian position after participating in a rebellion cannot hold public officee trump campaign filed an appeal to the supreme court. after this, similar lawsuits were frozen throughout the country. their fate depended on the decision of the supreme court, which on march 4, he ruled: colorado and other states must return the ex-president to the ballot, because a similar decision. managed to accept the democratic states of maine and illinois, now they must restore trump to the ballot. colorado secretary of state jena griswald was so upset by the decision that she nearly cried in an interview with fox news. the judges, six republican and three democratic, unanimously ruled that a state does not have the right to disqualify a candidate in a federal election, but on another matter. solutions. the federal judges and judge barot spoke separately. this was not a dissenting opinion. officially, they supported the decision that congress had the right to disqualify, which should pass a special law for this. but the liberal judges noted that this was not the issue. it was e

person who held a military or civilian position after participating in a rebellion cannot hold public office

we need to stop the menendezes and the bidens from continuing to enrich themselves in our public officeswhat do you think of that? guest: i think it is important to look at who is trying to use their position of power to influence or get money. you have to look at the trump family. that is the big unspoken elephant in the room when james comer is speaking. it sounds like he is talking about the trump family. when he ivanka trump went to china and then received patents businesses that she was trying to execute there. the other thing i will mention is that that comment came right after the interview with hunter biden. you notice he said nothing about finding any evidence about what hunter biden said, about joe biden enriching himself or hunteriching himself. let's read between the lines here about what is actually going on. host: let's talk to callers now. veronica and pennsylvania, republican. caller: good morning. thanks for taking my call. on: regarding hannah saying trump was a dictator. and no time did mr. trump ever say he s going to be a dictator. he said he would dictate and i don'

at this point, it is undeniable that this man can no longer hold public office, he is destructive to , it seems that trump’s assassination is already being prepared; at least, public opinion is being misled in advance. so the fbi. who has a difficult relationship with trump, issued a statement wednesday through assistant director of counterterrorism robert wells. the fbi believes iran is capable of a variety of attacks against u.s. targets, including cyberattacks aimed at sabotaging government and private infrastructure, as well as targeted killings of individuals who are considered a threat to the regime and its stability. here

>> now, some critics argue public defenders have a heavy case load. how is your office mechanicing this and what issues are most important to you. why we have a heavy case load. unfortunately, this is a problem across the country, public defenders are not funds equal low to da offices our fund suggest 61% of the da office. and the police department has 14 time the our budget. and there is the sheriff's department and any time the entities are detaining our cloinlt in i way it is up to us to defend this is manage we are working on locally. and alsoination wide to change that. we need more staff and every wing of our office. the logo is greater than one. so we know that we need to be greater twhoon individual in the office and use our teams effectively and strategically and skillfully and put in more hours to make sure we reveal truth and make justice happen in courtrooms. greater than one also symbolizes the fact we are collaborating with other communities organizations to try to support and help our client and move policies that will help our clients. an example of this

there is so many people in public office, judges and things of that nature.hat really pleases me more than anything else in my career. >> if you can go back and change something what would you change? >> i would have been a candidate of governor in 97. >> why did you not do it? >> i always thought you really have to finish everything you were elected to do before you step up. >> hats off to mayor brown, nine different parties which means nine different outfits. >> of course, we wish him a very happy birthday. he is a fun person to be around. >> jeff and i were talking about it, you saw him walking down the street and you said that is the mayor. >> there is no mistaking him, he is iconic. i need to know his regiment. >>> we are tracking the next storm system offshore but we have one more day before rainfall returns. we will show you details with the microclimate forecast. as we head through tomorrow we start with patchy fog as you are on the commute. we will see it clear with a mix of sunshine and clouds as we go through the afternoon. for tomorrow we will get

at this point, it is undeniable that this man can no longer hold public office, he is destructive to our democracy, he must be eliminated. moreover, it seems that trump’s assassination is already being prepared, at least public opinion is giving information in advance. in good faith, the fbi, which has a difficult relationship with trump, issued a statement on wednesday from the assistant director for counterterrorism, robert wells. the fbi believes iran is capable of a variety of attacks against u.s. targets, including cyberattacks aimed at sabotaging government and private infrastructure, as well as targeted killings of individuals perceived as a threat. the regime and its stability , trump is, of course, buried here, because it was he, as president, who gave the order to eliminate the general of the islamic revolutionary guard corps, ksir, qasem sulaymaniyah, so trump’s murder can be blamed on iran, but they also warned , so trump is already clearly at risk, now they can stupidly block him. to kill, for the country and the world that shoots at its presidents, america, this option c

>> now, some critics argue public defenders have a heavy case load. how is your office mechanicing this and what issues are most important to you. why we have a heavy case load. unfortunately, this is a problem across the country, public defenders are not funds equal low to da offices our fund suggest 61% of the da office. and the police department has 14 time the our budget. and there is the sheriff's department and any time the entities are detaining our cloinlt in i way it is up to us to defend this is manage we are working on locally. and alsoination wide to change that. we need more staff and every wing of our office. the logo is greater than one. so we know that we need to be greater twhoon individual in the office and use our teams effectively and strategically and skillfully and put in more hours to make sure we reveal truth and make justice happen in courtrooms. greater than one also symbolizes the fact we are collaborating with other communities organizations to try to support and help our client and move policies that will help our clients. an example of this

but sarah descending on department public safety takes any loss of life. very seriously. officers say they were called to the plaza del rey mobile home park for a report of a man walking around naked, armed with a knife. edited video released friday shows police approaching the sarah and repeatedly telling him to drop the knife. >> viscera instead turned to an officer and began walking toward them while holding the knife. the officer then opened fire. >> the discharge his duty weapon twice. >> striking the suspect. the police chief also revealed sarah had called 9-1-1 on himself and was on the line when officers approached him, the dispatcher can be heard. also trying to get him to put the knife down you drop the the sarah's family tells kron 4. his death is a tremendous loss. they also say emanuel was truly a caring individual who was still healing from those pandemic impacts and his opportunity to return to normalcy with his loving and supportive family is now gone. sonny bill's police chief would not comment on the actions his officers this is an active >> there are a and and t

connection with the agent stakeknife case, on charges that range from murder to misconduct in a public officencluded ira members, former military personnel, including the agent's handlers, and a former police officer. but the public prosecution service says no—one will be charged due to what it calls insufficient evidence. that's a decision that has frustrated some. it might tell the relatives how their loved ones died, but that seems to be about the height of it. if no—one's going to be charged, then it's a whitewash. former ira members who knew scappaticci described him as a traitor. he was a disgusting human being. in any army, in any organisation, the person who gives away the organisation's secret is a very, very unsavoury character, a character that no—one likes. those involved in intelligence gathering during the troubles say there was no other option. there's no perfect solution. and intelligence is far from perfect. but it was — in the circumstances, it's as good as it gets. i would say if this happened again, we'd actually do precisely the same again. it would be intelligence—led an

of the 14th amendment which bars former officials who engage in insurrection or rebellion from public office. the supreme court said only congress can set out the rules for enforcing the provision against a federal candidate and officeholders. that was the question. colorado's supreme court is a state court and had no authority to make that determination that donald trump was ineligible for engaging in insurrection. host: were you surprised it was unanimous? es no, because of the many trump cases the supreme court is hearing. this one seemed pretty clear the courwa this direction. it was clear at the oral argument and the consensus view of many observers of the court, because the applications of 11 each state to make this kind of determination were pretty severe. the same candidate could be qualified in some states and not qualified and others. even based on the same conduct or record. this was not really a shocker. host: the nine justices all agreed with the opinion. the three level justices -- liberal justices offered a concurring opinion. can you explain what their argument was? guest: to

court case barred from public office back in 2022.was found guilty of corruption and willful misconduct. this a pill? she argued that by retiring found guilty. the removal proceedings that disqualify her from jury service. job are no longer necessary. the appellate judges disagree upholding that original decision. a warning dog owners in san francisco. >> presidio trust closing some hiking trails because it is coyote pupping season. kaylee, want to keep phillip idols afe by now the park trail stretching from now to lake to the presidio prom, and the bay ridge trail from the hill campground. sailed off course are closed to all dogs on or off leashes. the trials are showing your screen right now. well, during pupping season, coyotes are especially protective of their pups and they might exhibit aggressive behavior when encountering canines charles remain close early september. all right. we do. you want to get out? we just got to get out safely. as you're navigating out there past few days were so great today, john might have to get out

connection with the agent stakeknife case, on charges that range from murder to misconduct in a public officer police officer. but the public prosecution service says no—one will be charged due to what it calls insufficient evidence. that�*s a decision that has frustrated some. it might tell the relatives how their loved ones died, but that seems to be about the height of it. if no—one's going to be charged, then it's a whitewash. former ira members who knew scappaticci described him as a traitor. he was a disgusting human being. in any army, in any organisation, the person who gives away- the organisation's secret is a very, very unsavoury character, - a character that no—one likes. those involved in intelligence gathering during the troubles say there was no other option. there�*s no perfect solution. and intelligence is far from perfect. but it was — in the circumstances, it�*s as good as it gets. i would say if this happened again, we�*d actually do precisely the same again. it would be intelligence—led and it would be, who are the people within these organisations who you can talk to to

constitution, passed after the civil war, disqualifying those who engage in insurrection from holding public office again. an elections official in maine and a judge in illinois later doing the same, banning the republican frontrunner from the ballot in those states in light of his actions on january 6th. today's ruling from high court now ending all similar efforts to disqualify mr. trump from the ballot. >> while most states were thrilled to have me, there were some that didn't, and they didn't want that for political reasons. >> reporter: the justices today saying that patchwork of different rulings across the country cannot stand finding responsibility for enforcing section three against federal officers rests with congress and not the states but, at the same time, the three liberal justices accusing their conservative colleagues of going too far, by ruling congress must enact new legislation, in order to ban a presidential candidate. writing, this ruling will make it harder to bar an oath-breaking insurrectionist from becoming president. conservative justice barrett cautioning this court shoul

you saying, did you say anywhere in your report that not only was he -- he would be unfit for public officend to handle his own finances. >> my report did not includyour >> the chairman from virginia is recognize. ■r=1 >> i would just point out that mr. ivey, he had access to every transcript.on he has complete access to that. what we don't have is access to the transcripts of all of the witnesses. we only have mr. biden and we don't have access to the audiotapes. >> will the gentleman yield? >> you are speaking during my time. >> thank yo, gentleman. thank you for being here. your story is an impressive what and your impressive as well. you have been a prosecutor for many years? >> yes. >> i was only a prosecutor for a couple of years but i remember my record in jury trial. do you remember yours? >> it would take a while to reconstruct but i think it get there. >> is it above 500? >> yes. >> i am curious because the your report is pretty significant. when it comes to evidence that after the vice presidency and reading from the report, mr. biden willfully retained documents on afghanistan a

oath to serve the country, have become entangled in participating in a rebellion, from holding public officeil war in the united states and has never been used by anyone for more than a century and a half. trump was the first. in december , a colorado court struck him from the ballot. for allegedly inciting. even such deeply liberal publications as the new york times recognize it. according to the latest poll, if the vote took place tomorrow, 48% would prefer trump and 43% biden. on the one hand, there are still 8 months until the november elections. on the other hand, the democrats have been worried for only 8 months. biden's problem is what he says. it's hard to talk about the economy when so many people feel like things aren't going well. and this is problem number one. no trump, no problem, judging by everything seemed to be a simpler and more achievable solution in such a situation; following colorado , the state of maine in illinois decided to remove the candidacy of the forty-fifth president from the ballot, but the ruling of the us supreme court confused all the cards. the republican

hur responded saying he would completely rule out running for public office, but as you did see, he did not want to engage on whether he would accept an appointment from donald trump should he return to the white house. >> he was trying to stay above the fray. brendan, i have not read as mike has, the full transcript. i read "the new york times" analysis of it. again, something for everybody. times when joe biden, they point out, couldn't remember specific dates. didn't have specific memory of how some of these documents were handled but they also said to mike's point about sense of humor, mr. biden went into great detail about many manners, the transcript shows. he made jokes over the two days, teasing the prosecutors and at certain points, he corrected his interrogators when they were the ones who misspoke. is it clear to you on either side, brendan, that one side or the other walks away with something politically advantageous? >> well i think to answer that question, you have to think about where we started from. when this report came out, it was an absolute bombshell, really undersc

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