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. >> joining me now, cnn chief legal analyst jeffrey toobin. you will pay the price. you won't know what hit you. those were the words that set off the chief justice who responded, quote, justices know that criticism comes with the territory but threatening statements of this sort from the highest levels of government are not only inappropriate, they are dangerous. all members of the court will continue to do their job without fear or favor from whatever quarter. what are we seeing there? >> well, if you parse what chuck schumer said, it was inappropriate. it was not the way you should talk about the supreme court. frankly, no one noticed what he said until roberts intervened. but it was political hyperbole of a sense politicians shouldn't engage in. what's really unusual here is roberts getting involved. when chuck schumer is not exactly the american political figure we think of who usually engages in invective, in nasty politics. thoork that's, of course, the president, and roberts has been almost -- not totally -- almost entirely silent about the president. >> he r

. >>> want to bring in chief legal analyst jeffrey toobin. this is hard for people to understand.gger. and who the person who did pull the trigger said he wasn't involved at all. so there are many people who say, why won't this be overturned? >> the jury believed that woods was complicit, that woods was a conspirator, and it is currently the law in the supreme court that you don't have to be the instrument of death. if you are conspiracy to commit murder you can get the death penalty as well. the other thing people don't realize, i think, is that the supreme court has never said it is unconstitutional to execute an innocent person. that is not the law. the law is, if there is a legal error in a case, if you have ineffective assistance of counsel if evidence is admitted in a wrong way, that can overturn a conviction. but you can't just say the jury got it wrong. in essence, woods' argument was the jury got it wrong and the prosecution and obviously the jury thought otherwise. >> there was no technicality. nothing wrong with the evidence presented in the trial. it was just they didn

on the streets of paris large numbers of police are being deployed to ensure compliance charlotte toobin ski reports for us from the camp. grounds is now we're all on lockdown still ranked lockdown that would be in school the government has talked about deploying 100000 police officers to set up fixed points to check people who are in their vehicles. from the government everybody in france is to self isolate president mark one was incredibly clear when he came to the presidential address on monday night in fact the one thing that came through. is that france is that. we are at war war to be sure we are not fighting another army. another nation of the enemy invisible and. that decision came to the french took the calls to stay at home and self oyster late too likely in fact while bulls and restaurants were being closed all around and many here in paris came out to the parks to picnic to meet their friends all to sit by the say and do the same but. the government has announced new measures to limit new infections by limiting contact between people as much as possible to amplify the impact

streets of paris while large numbers of police officers have been deployed to ensure compliance shala toobin ski has been reporting on the nationwide core and. france is now what looked to break the lock down that would be in school the government has talked about deploying $100000.00 police officers to set up fixed points to check people who are in their vehicles the word from the government everybody in france is to self isolate president mark one was incredibly clear when he came to the presidential address on monday night in fact the one thing that came through. in that promise is that. we are at war to help war to be sure we are not fighting another army new another nation but the enemies that are invisible and elusive. that decision came to the french took the calls to stay at home and self isolate too likely in fact while balls and restaurants were being closed all around them many here in paris came out to the parks to picnic to meet their friends all to sit by the senate and do the same but no more. the government has announced new measures to limit new infections by limiting contac

chief prosecutor fun toobin sue the says there is evidence of torture rape and sexual violence against prisoners by u.s. troops and intelligence agencies that's mainly from 20032004 also afghan security forces are suspected of torturing prisoners at government detention centers and she also says the taliban and other on groups have killed more than 17000 civilians just since 2009 the thoughts of toby cabin's an international human rights lawyer and says those being accused cannot act with impunity. you have from from the u.s. side a blanket refusal to cooperate and we've already seen president trumps position that he's taken with those that have already been convicted the military they're being convicted of war crimes way he has shown that he's willing to overturn those convictions and protect the military regardless of what they've been charged with you have the afghanistan position that they say that they are are ready and willing to prosecute these cases in the national courts which is. i have to say regrettably an unrealistic. statement to make because they are not prepared you als

and we have jeffrey toobin has joined me a couple times.s. >> oh, then i don't belong there. >> exactly. exactly. you're good. no, no. i'll give you an example. when we did -- when the brett kavanaugh hearings happened, i didn't want to do that day's news, but i had jeffrey on to explain the federalist society so people could get a perspective on what that is. >> yeah. it's not a competition. i am a lawyer, just so you know. >> i did not know that. >> no, it's all right. >> no, i actually did. >> it's weird, but i'll let it go because that's not what this is about. >> all right. we'll see how you do here. >> i'll tell you what, i'm starting with lividity because i don't see much cause for joy with what's going on in your party right now. >> it's frustrating. >> how do you see the state of play? >> well, the state of play is what it is. it appears that we're down to two candidates, and they will mash it out. i have been frustrated because i have been watching these debates and for five, six, seven, going back to bates, i have been kind of sc

they were inexcusable, cnn analyst jeffrey toobin called them a physical threat.roduced a resolution signed by a dozen conservative lawmakers for schumer to be centered, meaning consequences very much still on the table for schumer. >> sean: thank you for that report and update. that is only time we have on this evening, as always thank you for joining us. we will always be fair and balanced. our election coverage tomorrow, laura ingraham is back. i know you haven't been feeling well, we missed you. >> laura: i did not sell quarantine. because of anything except the usual, this used to happen to me in radio, i would lose my voice and it will go into a cough. it's a nightmare, do you ever get that? >> sean: i have absolutely every medication you have lined up, my doctor is listening to me now saying he hates me. >> laura: got it. hannity i'll talk you later, great show tonight as always. i am laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. some conservatives as you disturb me reference are self quarantining after interacting with someone in

they were inexcusable, cnn analyst jeffrey toobin called them a physical threat.roduced a resolution signed by a dozen conservative lawmakers for schumer to be centered, meaning consequences very much still on the table for schumer. >> sean: thank you for that report and update. that is only time we have on this evening, as always thank you for joining us. we will always be fair and balanced. our election coverage tomorrow,

the toobin is for us. is for. beethoven 202250th anniversary year. this is deja vu news and these are our top stories italy has enforced a sweeping lockdown across the country to slow the corona virus outbreak hours after the new restrictions on travel and public gatherings came into force authorities reported the biggest leap in fatalities there yet there have been over $630.00 deaths in total. the corona virus is spreading in germany as well with 200 new cases recorded on tuesday authorities are recommending the cancellation of any public gatherings of more than 1000 people wednesday will see the 1st one does legal football match without fans. new proposals could theoretically allow russian leader vladimir putin to stay in power until 2036 president putin says the constitutional court would have the final say over the amendments which were backed by the lower house of the russian parliament on tuesday. former us vice president joe biden and senator bernie sanders are battling it out in the next round of the democratic party's 2020 nomination contes