smith: yes. mrs. houchin: does this bill increase taxs? mr. smith: no. mrs. houchin: has congress ever passed a bill that raised the debt ceiling while cutting back on future setting? mr. smith: has congress ever -- mrs. houchin: whileet kra*elting spending reductions? mr. smith: yes we have. mrs. houchin: what's the consequence of defaulting on our debt? mr. smith: it never happened. it could be catastrophic. mrs. houchin: we heard a lot today that the fiscal responsibility act isn't the answer. what alternative are we looking at if we don't move forward with this negotiated atkpwraoepltd? mr. smith: a blank check debt limit increase. mrs. houchin: thank you. before i close i want to note we would likely have not been able to secure the conservative items in a fiscal responsibility act as stand alone bills. we did pass a bill to reduce spending for the i.r.s.ment chairman smith, where is that bill now? mr. smith: it's waiting for action in the senate. mrs. houchin: we did rescind covid funding. where is that in mr. smith: waiting for action in the senate. mr

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jack smith start sharing what he knows.ny gourley has told me keep an eye on the one-year anniversary of the search of mar-a-lago. he said his guess is that it's likely jack smith will bring some sort of charges before he hits that 12-month mark. of course, guessing a high-risk undertaking when it comes to anything doj-related timing. but we do know that jack smith has conducted an incredible a thorough investigation. has talked to so many people of trump's organization, all levels of trump world. to some of the most senior people including multiple people that worked as lawyers for the former president. and just raises the question at what point is smith going to start revealing some of what he's learned in this extraordinary detailed report. >> betsy, i hung on to everything you said but i wrote down august. and put a line through it. locations all over the landscape. thank you for sharing your reporting. >>> up next for us, frustration starting to bubble among ron desantis' backers and donors according to local florida r

smith, or chairman smith, excuse me, i was going to ask you, mr. estes commented a little bit about the budgeting process. but there was an exchange with you and one of the members regarding the budget. and what has happened in the past? because i wanted to make sure that that was clear as to how it's been handled the last few years. mr. smith: absolutely, thank you, representative. the last four years, until republicans took the majority in january, the democrats were in charge and throughout those four years the democrats never had a budget in their committee marked up. they did a couple shell budgets on the floor to trigger reconciliation that led to the trillions of dollars of spending which led to the highest inflation in a generation, which led to the fastest increase of interest rates in the last 15 years, that is hurting every american, where it is more of a struggle for them to put food on their table, clothes on their backs and gasoline in their cars. by, yeah, the democrats, when they were in control, never had a budget marked up or deba

smith, seek recognition? mr. smith: mr. speaker, pursuant to house resolution 456, i call up the bill h.r. 3746, the fiscal responsibility act of 2023, and ask for its immediate consideration in the house. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 3746, a bill to provide for responsible increase to the debt ceiling. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to house resolution 456 and the moment -- the amendment printed in house report 118-21 is adopt and the bill is considered read. the bill as amended shall be debated for one hour equally divided and controlled by the chair and ranking minority member of the committee on ways and means or their respective designees. the gentleman from missouri, mrn from massachusetts, mr. neal, each will control 30 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from missouri, mr. smith. mr. smith: i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and submit extraneous materials on the bill under consider

the day, jack smith is the special counsel.he same reasons that the attorney general articulated why he felt he needed to appoint a special counsel, those are the same reasons that he, i believe, is going to maintain the same position that this is an independent special counsel. i've reviewed his findings. i have no strong -- there is nothing there that reaches the level within the special counsel guidelines to overrule him. he is going to maintain that independence that initially caused him to name the special counsel in the first place. so i agree, absolutely. this is going to be a very deliberate process as it should be for something of this magnitude. i expect, my expectations, however long that takes, weeks, months, that we're on a path to see some sort of action this summer or this fall. >> to betsy's point about juries, a jury just delivered a unanimous judgment and found trump liable of sexual abuse and actual malice and defamation in the e. jean carroll case. when a jury is presented evidence this close to trump, and i

the smiths all my life.and have a legal battle over royalties with morrissey and the smiths guitarist johnny marr. # in my life...# morrissey has paid tribute saying andy rourke will never die as long as his music is heard. andy rourke, who's died at the age of 59. it's a big night in boxing tomorrow, as the light—weight world champion, ireland's katie taylor, hopes to become only the second fighter in the modern era, to hold all the major belts, at two different weights. the fight is a homecoming toom the first major boxing event to be the fight is a homecoming too, the first major boxing event to be held in the republic, for almost a decade. with more, here's ade adedoyin. she's one of ireland's most cherished sports stars. having won multiple professional titles abroad now a chance for katie taylor to finally box at home and make history. all i ever wanted to do ever since i turned pro six years ago, all i wanted to do was actually box at home. i'm a very, very proud irishwoman. i've had a chance to box s

but did he go by the name ray smith? and then, a coal back. it was the ray smith from colorado.smith knew was his mother's name. according to his versatile catholic it was, jeri. he was starting to sound a lot like our rig. asked if he would submit to a dna test. he agreed and there was no doubt, we'd found him. we bought ray and his fiancÉe to los angeles hotel and showed him the story of his sisters. in a way, history to. >> i thought that the story itself was said. it sounds like they had a rough life. and it was really similar to mine. >> so it was, and it began the same way, to. when shirley took him from jeri. except ray was turned over to a woman name anna lee brown who named him jim. around the only name he knew grown-up. >> she told me she had adopted me. and i was also shipped around a lot. from home to home because she had a lot of health problems, from what i was told. >> he was neglected, he said. and often abused. most around for years. until anna brown shipped him off to a colorado couple when he was 14. and that's when he found his birth certificate. started call

>> well, we see that the jack smith investigation is very active.e's not doing it publicly, but we're learning now facts about the expanding case and possibly prosecution against donald trump. it's dee remember that these documents don't have to be classified, the ones that he took or stole in order for him to have legal jeopardy here. it's still wrong and perhaps criminal to take sensitive documents whether they're classified or not. but what this tape that cnn is disclosing shows is he saw these document as classified, something he claimed isn't really true. that he mentally declassified them or magically declassified them even after he left the white house, which of course he has no power to do as an ex president. and the fact that he was talk about these documents also with people who presumably do not have clearance is another problem. she's then sharing classified information, which is a possible crime. whether or not you have a document you're handing to someone or not. the information itself, sharing that could put him into a legal problem.

the smiths, guitarist— smiths has died aged 59. marr confirmed his death after a long battle with pancreatic cancer. he said andy rourke — pancreatic cancer. he said andy rourke will be remembered as a kind and reasonable salt and a supremely gifted _ and reasonable salt and a supremely gifted musician. now and reasonable salt and a supremely gifted musician.— gifted musician. now it is time for a look at the _ gifted musician. now it is time for a look at the weather _ gifted musician. now it is time for a look at the weather with - gifted musician. now it is time for a look at the weather with the - a look at the weather with the lovely matt taylor. a fine friday for most of you out there today, but there will be some exceptions in the afternoon. this is where its way southwards. but as the temperatures lived, we start to spark off a few heavy showers around it. there will be rain and drizzle in the eastern coast, but it is inland from lancashire to the midlands and to the site where we could see heavy and thundery showers develo

for smith it's old.news and the other, to other things really caught my attention in the post article, first grand jury hasn't met since may 5th, the longest hiatus since smith was appointed, and i think that is behind these reports that maybe smith is readying charges. second, that point you just raised a couple minutes ago, that he may have shown them to others, that's a whole new crime. that is espionage act 18 usc 793, and if they have that, it would really add to the time and everything. but it is a real judgment collier, how much he wants to load up his case and complicated if he already has the other two charges. finally, on timing in bloomberg, i think what they're saying is we gonna good authority the granaries about done. why do we say days or weeks? remember there's a big process still gonna happen with merrick garland. he will be very deferential, and he will really, i think, i think there's no chance that he won't defer to smith at the end of the day and on the other hand i think he will tak

senator smith: sen. smith: to the p.b.m. executives, what do you say to this critique that your profitability is enhanced or higher when list prices are higher? >> so, i'll give the example. because i think it's an important point that's being made. that a lower list price being brought to the market has not been accepted by the p.b.m. back in 2017, a biosimilar came to market by the name of bezaglar which was generic competition in that category. we adopted that product as our preferred product. so we lowered the list price. and we lowered overall net cost for the customers and we converted 97% of all the patients onto that. so it was a significant savings for our customers and we actually embraced a much lower list price than what lantis was promising at the time. sen. smith: so this critique that p.b.m.'s do better when list prices are higher, does anybody -- i mean, is that an unfair critique? or how do you see that? >> senator, our focus continues to be for our employer, clients and patients, that we drive to the lowest

graham smith says officers did _ an apology. graham smith says officers did visit _ an apology.ys officers did visit his _ an apology. graham smith says officers did visit his home - an apology. graham smith says officers did visit his home to i officers did visit his home to apologise but he rejects it. he maintains the police made a very serious error ofjudgment and is considering legal action. in total, 64 arrests were made on saturday, four charges were made. the prime minister denies officers acted under any pressure from ministers and defended the police operation. apart from chanting, there was no disruption to the coronation procession. for eurovision fans, the wait is over. the first of the semifinals takes place in liverpool today and the city is buzzing. it's a huge moment for the competing acts but also for local people making their own music to spread a bit of eurovision joy. own music to spread a bit of eurovisionjoy. david sillitoe has been to meet some of them. liverpool is lively without _ been to meet some of them. liverpool is lively without eurovision _ been

jack smith is running this investigation, not garland.e reached out to the special counsel's office today and asked whether trump's lawyers had also requested a meeting with mr. smith before sending that letter. the special counsel spokesperson declined to comment. joining us now is a former federal prosecutor who also served as law clerk for merrick garland, and also joining us is mary mccord, former acting assistant attorney general at the doj. there are no two better people to speak with on this. let me first ask you about what you think is happening in this letter? first of all, do you have any reason to suspect there is an official purpose here? there's cleary a political purpose. if there is some official purpose to this, what might it be? >> so i don't think there's an official purpose to this, alex. i don't think it's really a serious letter because as you pointed out, the attorney general is not the right person to meet with the would-be target, you know, would-be defendant donald trump. so it is common for sort of high profile t

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smith's attorney sent in an email. she has no comment.mith to travel to oakland to be formally charged. court date has not yet been set . brooks jarocz ktvu, fox two news update now on that mercury spill in martinez that is closed the amtrak station contra costa county health says hazmat crews have removed most of the toxic substance from downtown streets for the train station will be closed through the weekend. officials believe someone initially dumped the mercury in a trash can in the train station parking lot. after the trash was collected on monday, it dripped along the route of the garbage truck. anyone with information about the source of the mercury spill is asked to call martinez police. thousands of united airline pilots walked the picket lines today at sfo and other airports across the country. francisco international was one of 10 airports where those pilots held. informational pickets over the long running contract dispute. the pilots say they haven't had a raise in more than four years while negotiating with the airline for

smith: an additional 30 second. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for 30 seconds. mr. estes: the bill is a right and fair approach to ensure unemployed americans have full ac else is to the assistance they need and when done correctly encouraging those individuals to get back into the work force. tackling waste, fraud and abuse and unemployment insurance shouldn't be a partisan issue. it rights a wrong and it just common sense. mr. speaker, i encourage my colleagues to join me in this commonsense legislation that puts taxpayers first and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from missouri reserves. the gentleman from illinois is recognized. mr. davis: mr. speaker, i yield one minute to the gentleman from new jersey, congressman pascrell. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey is recognized for one minute. mr. pascrell: thank you, mr. chairman. you know, the other side, respectfully, republicans, created a once in a century crisis. once in a cen

sandra smith in new york. this is "america reports." two of the victims say they were just walking along the pier in san clemente when they asked a group of teenagers to stoplighting fireworks on the beach when they were not supposed to do it. then they were attacked. >> john: any arrests made yet, jeff? >> yeah, sandra and john, no arrests as of yet, but since the marines, not in uniform were on the ground and kicked by a large group, consider it a case of assault with a deadly weapon. and the video, we should warn, extremely violent, were not more seriously hurt. as many as 40 people were said to be involved in the beating. marines say they were just enjoying san clemente beach friday night. we don't know what happened prior to the video being taken, the victims say the teens were lighting off fireworks. when debris hit one of them in the face from the fireworks, the men say they asked the group to stop, appears some shoving and then jumped and stomped on. some bystanders eventually stepped in to stop the beating. the mayor says the m

jack smith won that case because judges agreed with jack smith's argument that there was reason to believet trump could have used corcoran's legal advice to commit a crime. the guardian said that corcoran's warning to trump about the need to hand over all classified documents was, quote, one of several key moments that corcoran preserved in rustily 50 pages of notes described to the guardian anonymously. the notes revealed how trump had unusually detailed knowledge of the botched subpoena response, including where corcoran intended to search and not search for classified documents at mar-a-lago. as well as when corcoran was actually doing his search. the notes described how corcoran told about the subpoena before he started looking for classified documents. because corcoran needed him to unlock the storage room which prosecutors have taken as a sign that he was closely involved and essentially in every step of the search. notes from a key trump attorney that reveal what trump and his aides knew and when they knew it about classified documents and their location at mar-a-lago is where we be

smith's attorney sent in an email. she has no comment.th to travel to oakland to be formally charged. court date has not yet been set . brooks jarocz ktvu fox two news as we mentioned earlier, we have covered the sex abuse scandal at fc i dublin four months now dating dating back to last year to get caught up in all of our stories. you can visit our website ktvu .com. new at 10 7 months after california's were issued debit cards for a middle class tax refund issues are still cropping up as people try to get their money inflation relief program issued more than $9 billion to 32 million californians via direct deposit or debit cards. nearly 10 million debit cards were issued and just 3% of those cards have zero balance. the franchise tax board has said there is no evidence of widespread fraud with cards associated with people. who received debit cards. governor gavin newsom today unveiled his updated budget proposal for the state and now says the deficit has ballooned to $32 billion. ktvu tom vacar shows us how newsom is addressing the shor

smith and there's a lot about this. mr. smith and and the archives. but what ended up happening and this is, again something that i was aware of because, there are a lot of great scholarship, especially black feminist scholars who've led the way pointing out to there being this archival deficit, this this imbalance, that we find in the archives between especially people in power like james smith, you have of records for them. you don't have records for people like. maria and allen and i wanted to find i wanted to find them. so you find as much as they could possibly. and actually, a lot of it i able to find a lot about maria through through mr. smith's archive of materials and remnants. but not enough that it was going to be a parody. and so that got me really about if you have this imbalance and if you're using the slavers records to get to the enslaved and i can't make up, i can tell you where mr. smith was buried. i can you her religious views. i can tell you things that she read in places that she liked to go. i can tell the names of her children.

what kind of things would jack smith take into consideration when and about charges?oes issue a report similar to i think of robert mueller? >> the mueller report, yes how jack smith we know him, extremely methodical prosecutor. you want to go into that courtroom and he wants to win. he's not afraid to cut bait on a possible charge that he doesn't think he can prove beyond a reasonable doubt. he's going to be looking at the evidence from these witnesses thinking about a couple things, who can i put on the stand in front of a jury, will they help me prove my case? who will provide a roadmap to jurors to help prove my case? what evidence do i have that's the strongest? and what could donald trump have? what could he say that would undermine me in court? he has prosecutors basically moved to their arguments meaning they have to almost play as of what they would do in front of a jury in front of one another, and they all shoot one under down. it is very tense! that's a kind of process they're gonna go into as they figure out what to do. now, if he decides to prosecute, he

but jack smith is the person he should be meeting with not me. >> but so barbara in your experience, is this a relatively common kind of meeting for, say the u.s. attorney in a particular federal district to have with a potential criminal defendant? >> yes, and a high profile case it's not uncommon for the defense attorney to reach out and say, we all know this has been under investigation for many many months, it appears that you are getting very close to an indictment, and i want to persuade you why it would be a bad idea or not in the best interest of justice for there to be an indictment filed. there is some facts you don't know and i would like to come present them to you for you to consider when this charging decision gets made. that is a fairly typical process that occurs in high profile cases. >> and just a final question on this, is it possible that jack smith has come to that point in his investigation where he offered such a meeting to donald trump's lawyers, and they decided to go over his head to merrick garland because i'm wondering about the timing, what makes the trum

and what's important to jack smith? what's important to jack smith is was donald trump advised by counsel, by aides, by other assistants, by even perhaps his white house staff going back all the way to 2020, and as he left in january 2021 and those boxes were being packed, was he advised and warned this stuff's classified, you can't take it? or when he got to mar-a-lago, if you have anything that's classified we need to put it in this special folder and give it to the fbi when they come tomorrow, i think it's january 3rd. >> do you think the boxes had been checked and trump was told how to handle classified material? >> i think it was clearly checked before he left the white house and clearly checked after. we know from the same reporting from the guardian what corcoran told him. i want to flip it around once more. who could possibly issue the ultimate orders that would make nauta or corcoran you can look in the storage room, i think there's only one person here when a subpoena heb received in response to who they would

but we couldn't know for sure what it is that smith saw or found. we've seen from the subpoenas that he has issued and some interviews that he is going over ground that investigators before he became special counsel have also taken a look at. see is crossing ts and dotting is before he has to issue any final draft or recommendation. >> yeah, interesting that you mention previous prosecutors. the one best known to our program is of course andrew weissmann who confesses in his book that the regret is not probing more deeply into trump's finances which he said over and over again including in interviews with the "times." and also possible that he hears of the regret from others who investigated donald trump and questions of entangled interests. and i want to put up all of the attorneys just before the grand jury. and stick around to the other side of the break. i want to go through what piece of the potential obstruction each reveals. on each reveals and words matter. donald trump's long history of saying whatever thing he feels compelled to see you ha

smith? smith: yes, it will reduce spending without increasing taxes. i know the prior representative was talking about the president's budget that will reduce the deficit by $3 trillion. but in that same budget, the president increased -- taxes by $5 trillion. >>, the question, i will start with ricky member boyle. can you describe how this on page 12 section 102 how the 1% cut would take effect on january 1, 2024. >> are you referencing the legislation? >> section 102, which purports to cut the cr if there is a cr by january 1, 2024. can you tell us about that? i'm surprised that the white house ring to it. that is why i asked. -- a greeting to it is why i asked. -- agreed to it that is why i asked. i'm sorry to put you on the spot. >> we do not have the ability for less but i think my friend -- thank my friend who is better on the internet that i am. you are referring to section 12, which page 12 section 102, special judgments for fiscal year 2024 and 2025. i believe this bill calls for an

we start with special counsel jack smith closing in on former president donald trump.

and australia's star batsman steve smith says he's in england to help his county sussex, not prepareor the ashes. hello and thanks for joining us, here's your latest sports news. arsenal have moved back to the top of the premier league after a 3—1victory over chelsea at the emirates stadium to go two points clear of manchester city. the gunners, who hadn't won a match since april 1st, got back to winning ways thanks to a brace from captain martin odegaard and brazilian striker gabrieljesus. noni madueke got one back for the blues after the break — only their second goal under caretaker manager frank lampard who has now lost six games out of six since taking over. manchester city can return to the top with a win over west ham on wednesday. i saw everything that i want to see from our team. full commitment, a lot of energy, quality, speed, movement, two beautiful goals. and we connected with our crowd and created an incredible atmosphere again. we wanted to be top of the league again and we are, and we have to be happy with where we are but not accepting because it's not the end, and w

that's the first time the grand jury and jack smith's investigation met. it's the day after key employees of the trump organization involved in the collection and maintenance of those surveillance tapes and the maintenance worker are seen moving the boxes testify before that grand jury. the grand jury hasn't met since may 5th and the investigation is wrapping up and potential charges could be in the works for donald trump and others. >> and trump's lawyers request a meeting with a.g. garland. >> typically when you have something coming down the pipe the prospective defendant has an opportunity to speak with the prosecutors in advance to perhaps persuade them that there's nothing to see here. and it seems this was donald trump's hail mary attempt to get merrick garland to get off this case. >> are you surprised by this time line? >> no, not really. as melissa said earlier, there are sexier cases than this, but this is straightforward and the types of evidence that have been collected here that would lead to a potential obstruction charge is really substanti

what does it suggest to you that jack smith actually sat in during the grand jury testimony? think his presence there is out of deference to that possibility. from a prosecutorial and defense cou council, it csignals it's activ and operational. very rare for a leader to be personally sitting there in the grand jury room during that testimony and i think it signals that he's, it's a very vigorous style of leadership. i mean, it's a little bit of a contract to the approach we saw in the mueller investigation where from what we understand and what i personally saw mueller himself did not participate in most of the interviews leading through his staff. mueller coming from being the head of the fbi for many years. very large institution. different place in his career than smith who was very much coming to this from being operational prosecutor. so i think we're seeing a contrast in those styles. >> yes, indeed. kaitlyn, pence is clearly a central witness in this criminal investigation with trump. but have we seen new testimony. >> we have, wolf. there has been quite a bit of diffi

now the prosecutor jack smith doesn't need this for the mar-a-lago case.classified or sensitive information is enough. it violates the espionage act. and obstructing justice is enough. what we were talking about before about hiding the documents. but what this says is perhaps there is an even more -- there is even more. there is a whole another set of potential criminal charges. of course, this is just early reporting. but basically, what this reporting is saying is that since 2017, that the prosecutors were looking at trump's conduct while in office while president and after he left office. so they're not just looking at the stormy daniels kind of time period, which is before trump took office, or the inflation of real estate assets, which was before trump took office. they're looking now at presidential and post presidential conduct. it looks linked to the mar-a-lago investigation, but it may be that they'll also uncover things related to that entirely. >> yeah, and neal, to emphasize something that you just said, which is important for people to underst

jack smith is a very experienced prosecutor. is terrible, we asked for a new one. >> he looks for a hang man. >> he look like something from harry potter. but he's been very aggressive to try to get certain pieces of evidence to answer these questions about obstruction and handling of classified information. he'll be able to say that he's turned over every single rock and stone, and yes, he's earned his reputation as being aggressive. it is hard to imagine a scenario where he will give his final report or present his find togs the attorney general and he has to override. >> in 2016, hillary clinton got a lot of blowback, maybe even lost the presidential election because of her email server and allegations made by the fbi that she didn't take the classification process seriously enough. this is obviously much starker, because this is not just a secretary of state sending documents perhaps with not as much care as she should have, this is a president taking documents. is it more serious? and what would you say to somebody who come

smith's attorney said in an email. she has no comment. a judge is allowing smith to travel to oakland to be formally charged. a court date has not yet been sent. brooks jarocz ktvu, fox two news. oakland police welcomed more than a dozen new officers today to graduation attended by family, friends and city officials, but it comes once again at a critical time for the department are crime reporter henry k. lee. joining us now was at that ceremony. henry these new officers are going into a department which, as we all know, is certainly facing someese stolen by hackert these fresh spaces are full of optimism, optimism and say they have what it takes. but i probably present you the graduates of the first basic attacks. the oakland police department grew by 18 on friday. graduation at scottish right center near lake merritt. raucous and dignified as proud family and friends looked on. this is officer elizabeth garcia's third time in the academy. she got the award for academic achievement and had previously worked in oakland's payroll division.

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june 2nd, the events of that day may be key to jack smith's case. tonight, the washington post described the events that took place that day as being of particular importance to investigators in the classified documents case. we had previously known that on may 11th of last year, trump's attorneys received a grand jury subpoena seeking all documents bearing classification marking still in trump's possession. then, we knew that almost a month later, june 3rd, an attorney from the department of justice, and three fbi agents met with trump's lawyers at mar-a-lago to collect those documents from trump's team. now we also already knew that at some point, between those two dates, boxes of documents had been moved around mar-a-lago on the presidents orders. and we knew that the special counsel put that on video. what we did not know, until tonight, was this. the washington post reports tonight, the boxes of documents were moved into a storage area by trump's body man, walt now to, and another employee. the day before the justice department came to get the

as you just heard from gwen smith of republics, and i spoke - smith of republics, and i spoke today tothey said the commissioner wasn't able to respond today, but he might be able built later in the week. meanwhile, a bit more information about those people who have been charged. as you said, over 60 people, 64 people have been arrested. 0f people, 64 people have been arrested. of those, only to have been charged. to have not been charged with any kind of public order offence, they have been charged with possession of class a drugs. two others have been charged with public offence, but this is a pre—existing part of the act, a pre—existing part of the act, a pre—existing law which allows people to be arrested for causing harassment, alarm or distress. what is interesting is that there has been a huge amount of discussion about the new parts of the public order act thatjust came into force last week. people haven't yet been charged under those new provisions. as i said, they have been charged under the old provisions. it is likely there will be a growing conversation about these events

that's what jack smith is trying to look at. we can't lose sight of the fact that there is now overwhelming evidence that is in the public domain that there was a concerted effort to overturn the election. so even if you stop short on the actual part of the violence of that day for donald trump as a charge, you have the recordings georgia, you have the fake elector scheme, you have all of this effort in arizona, it is all coming to the surface of a wider plot to overturn the election. that's what jack smith should be looking at in terms of how did we get to the the pointed of election day to the violence of that day. there's an entire gamut of charges that are at his disposal. >> i want to deepen our understanding of what that looks like. i also want to put a pin in this idea of radicalized americans. trump make it is harder for them. but he is more aligned with them publicly than he was on january 6th. someone in the white house made him do a video telling them to go home, but he's talking about full presidential pardons for an

you know, jack smith has been on the case. he, compared to merrick garland, he has been -- this is a lot more we've seen get done in the last couple of months than we've seen from merrick garland. do you think that this announcement that an indictment is sort of forthcoming is it's a sign of things to come, or do you think that a potential indictment is, like a, let's wrap up our stuff, we've did everything. or do you think this is the beginning of something more? >> i think right now jack smith is living rent free in trump's head, and trump has every reason to be worried about smith, in part because of what he got was just saying. the kind of crime that trump commits is a crime that he admits to again and again anytime anyone gives him free advertising. whenever he gets free advertising, he gets up there and says, i took these documents on purpose and i have them because i'm allowed to. his best legal argument was, who could know how many documents by at. everything is very confusing. if you contrast that with the biden docum

it also seems jack smith is getting close to the end. the grand jury has got to be one of the very last things you would do. that suggests to me they're close to a decision. >> we only have about 30 seconds, but as we await this verdict, any more from the courtroom? how close are we? >> reporter: still waiting. this trial went on for a very long time. i think waiting a little longer here to find out how the jury ultimately comes down. this isn't the end of it. they're going to be back in there being told to deliberate further. there's a lot of things going into a friday, whether or not they would want to settle this and call it an end after that. we'll see what happens. >> again, a verdict in the proud boys seditious conspiracy trial expected any minute here. i'm going to hand it over to my colleague jose balart after this. don't go anywhere. balart after this don't go anywhere. (bridget) with thyroid eye disease i hid from the camera. and i wanted to hide from the world. for years, i thought my t.e.d. was beyond help... but then i asked

jack smith doesn't need that, of course, to bring an indictment for mar-a-lago.ing classified information is enough. obstructing the investigation is enough. but now, there's this new third dimension of possible financial crimes. and so, that's what i think is going on there, that starting with mar-a-lago. of course, smith may find evidence of other criminal wrongdoing with respect to these foreign dealings, which is something you've been talking about on the show. >> i sure have. well, former trump lawyer ty cobb thinks trump could actually go to jail over the document situation. so, we're obviously watching it closely. neal, always good to see you. thanks for joining. coming up, right-wing media were quick to jump on a report that migrants had displaced almost veterans. but guess what? cracks in the story a marriage, not just cracks, the whole thing turn out to be a big fat lie. our next guest is when the extraordinary reporters getting to the truth of it all, when the 11th hour continues. 11th hour continues. trelegy for copd. ♪ birds flyin' high, you know how