the us department of justice has demanded the largest crypto exchange will pay a fine of 4 billion 300t an end to a multi-year investigation. as reported, the general director of the exchange will resign and plead guilty to violating anti-money laundering requirements, but he does not have a controlling stake in the exchange; on this news, bitcoin began to grow. an international conference on getting rid of the colonial policies of the west was held in baku, more than forty representatives from 18 countries participated, but what is being proposed, alika found out komarova. racism, genocide, robbery, france still cannot get rid of colonial habits. paris in gray is ruled by 13 yugosudai. azerbaijan now, as the chairman of the non-aligned movement , pays special attention to the fight against neo-colonial policies and exposing illegal actions in the international arena. a conference dedicated to these issues was held in baku. the president's greeting was read by his assistant hikmet hajiyev. most of the bloody crimes in the colonial history of mankind were committed by france. dozens of

united states; four russians have been arrested on charges of illegally exporting dual- use goods to our country, the us department of justicea criminal indictment has been filed in the eastern district of new york regarding two separate conspiracies to illegally export dual-use technology. this is indicated in the statement of the department. navdh opened immersive. artspace is no meters and consists of five locations. according to organizers, the space will become a new point of attraction for connoisseurs of digital art. all the details of the technological project are in the material of alexandra perfileva. among the spaces, there is a mirror room, a hall, a tunnel. right now we are in a space called the world. in the heart and cultural life of the capital , the first immersive exhibition opened at vdnkh. artspace, luminar, the premiere was presented with such an interesting show, which is called the sixth ocean, getting here, a person seems to be immersed in underwater world, we tried to preserve the reality of the underwater world, it was very important for us to show our audience all the beauty of the ocean, the premi

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having to take on the power and the authority of not only the state of indiana, but also the us department of justice. and the attorneys general of all these other states, but a major american law firm decided to help you. and that may be what pushed you over the top. tell us about that as well. you know, i, i don't think i was that surprised that um the state of indiana was supporting of health and hospital corporation in marin county. what was surprising was that the binded administration through us under the bus. when i came to the nursing home question, i was shocked by that very disappointed because you know, the, by the administration claims that they care about the elderly nursing home patients and, you know, they want to improve conditions. but that was not demonstrated at all. and this last year they actually wanted to deprive nursing home patients of their rights and . and uh that was, that was shocking. um now on the other hand, with the all the attorneys general that came in, you know, all of them were very, very ultraconservative. mm hm. um, you know, right wing, um, you know, republican

the us department of justice demanded that the largest crypto exchange pay a fine of $4 billion 300 millionyear investigation. the ceo of the exchange, jumpen jau, has already resigned , according to the wall street journal, he pleads guilty to violating anti-money laundering requirements, in exchange the company will be able to continue operating, and jau himself will retain a controlling stake in the exchange. on this news, bitcoin began to grow. extraordinary events will be held in the netherlands today parliamentary elections amid scandals in the government. regina sevastyanova knows what is happening there. passions are running high on the eve of parliamentary elections in the netherlands, the leader of the forum for democracy party. during his last meeting with voters in a local bar, he was hit several times in the head with a bottle. his party said that, apparently, steria will be fine, but for now he is under the supervision of doctors. this is not the first attack on a politician during the current campaign. recently i tried to beat him ukrainian, 303-year-old man attacked the dutc

the us department of justice demanded that the largest crypto exchange pay a fine 4 billion 300 millionge, jeanpen jau, has already resigned; he pleaded guilty to violating anti- money laundering requirements. according to the woll street journal, in exchange the company will be able to continue operating, and zhao himself will retain a controlling stake in the exchange. on this news, bitcoin began to grow. for the first time, the national guard conducted tests for the right to wear the police special forces insignia. 30 best fighters of the sobor and omon detachments from all over received admission to the exam countries, but only four completed it. first there was a series of different tests, then extremely difficult tests, it was necessary to show extreme driving skills , complete a set of 12 exercises in 13 minutes, after a full march... neutralize the criminal in a couple of minutes, and also show accurate shooting from a pistol, machine gun, machine gun sniper rifle. these tests are carried out as part of enhancing professionalism. increase physical fitness, the level of physical

the us department of justice issued a fine to the largest crypto exchange.ed of violating the bank secrecy act and other regulations. how much will you have to pay now? dmitry, more than 4 billion dollars, for now i’ll start with another topic. the central bank expects to gain the right to introduce limits on mortgages next year. we are talking about quantitative restrictions on issuance for banks. the discussion of this issue returned against the backdrop of deteriorating quality of housing loans. this news was reported director. department of financial stability of the central bank of russia elizaveta danilova. in addition, for borrowers with increased risk, they can create a special loan product up to 100,000 rubles. at the same time, the regulator does not yet see any grounds for easing the requirements for quantitative limits on the issuance of unsecured consumer loans. demand for loans has increased from all clients, including those with low debt loads. in the category of borrowers with a debt burden of 80+, there was a redistribution between banks, as

someone will say, these are people stuck in the fifties of the century, here the fbi and the us department of justiceensive statement for themselves: thousands of north korean hackers worked in the usa as it specialists outsourced, using false documents to infiltrate american companies for several years... their salaries took hundreds of millions of dollars home, then more, us intelligence agencies claim that the money went to finance north korea's armed programs. during the ongoing investigation, us federal authorities confiscated one and a half million dollars and 17 domain names. in some cases, it is alleged that valuable information was stolen. by the way, in february the un reported that north korean hackers, behind which the government stands. last year a record amount of digital assets was stolen, it estimates range from $630 million to over $1 billion, in this case it doesn’t matter whether it’s true or western propaganda, in both cases the usa looks ridiculous, and north korean communism, well, it turns out cool. unexpected news came from russia, they began to work there. buy books on commun

he's saying he will use the department of justice and although nixon did through his attorney general try to use the department of justice, he never succeeded at that. we know that now that bill barr has said he's toast, bill barr is going to be one of the people he will go after. we need to protect justice. we need to keep the department of justice separate from the white house. it cannot be allowed to mix in specific decisions. >> he's also said that mark milley should be put to death. i think there's a thing, michael, where people don't take donald trump seriously because he doesn't always seem fully corpas mentis but he's very clear about retribution. he has a political party that's willing to go along with t even people who used to be considered normie republicans. witness elise stefanik, harvard girl, used to see like a weirdly conservative moderate republican. but here she is now accusing judge arthur engoron of weaponized law fair against trump. she's called on the judge to recuse himself. she's now filed an ethics complaint against him. republicans are enabling this by essent

neil cocktail joins us, department of justice veteran, and former acting solicitor general during theistration and former new york prosecutor and civil tierney my friend charles coleman. i want to share in his own words what donald trump junior said after he testified. >> the banks in question made hundreds of millions of dollars. they are not claiming that their victims. they are not claiming that they were misled. they are saying that they did their own due diligence. it's a totally victimless thing, saying no, we did our own due diligence. we made hundreds of millions of dollars. >> it doesn't matter whether they made hundreds of millions of dollars. the premise in which they got the loans was a lie, according to the prosecution. what do you think, neil? >> that's exactly right, stephanie. and this is a family that is really, i guess, allergic to telling the truth. the entire basis of this case is that they lied about their assets, and so i think the next week, when each of the trumps is going to have to swear in and tell the truth under penalty of perjury, is going to be a very to

the us department of justice and the us department of transportation have taken over the state investigations. next slide at this time, it is essential that san francisco exhibit leadership on this issue and take the necessary steps to determine the scale and scope of our stop data discrepancies is to that end, dpr has made the below recommendations to sfpd number one, sfpd should convene a working group with sfpd, dpr, academe partners, and data experts such as chris bolton, who i believe the chief met with last year to determine the purpose and scope of a stop data review. number two, sfpd should allow dpr to work with the comptroller's office and or academic partners to conduct a review of sfpd, stop data number three, sfpd's special investigation unit should audit all stop data entries with general checks on data quality. compare the stop data against other databases, such as citations or cad, which are the dispatch records. each citation and arrest should have a corresponding stop data entry. additionally, each stop data entry for citation or arrest should generate documentation. and we

power after he was voted out of office was by plotting with an obscure appointee in the department of justice to try to usehe department of justice to overtrch the presidential election results. from evidence cited in the federal criminal indictment of trump for his attempts to overturn the election, we know that when that official was told that keeping trump in office using such means would likely setoff riots across the united states, that official allegedly replied, quote, well that's why there's an insurrection act. in other words, yeah we understand there will be riots, but that's not a problem because we will use the u.s. military against u.s. civilians. we will run this coup the old-fashioned way. we'll have tanks in the streets, the u.s. army out there. we'll have the military install our guy in power using military force, which is insane. and that is why jeffrey clark is no longer an aerosecure justice department appointee. now jeffy clark is an unindicted coconspirator in the case against trump. all of that against jeff clark we knew. what we did not know until now is that this plan is apparently

if the department of justice will use these nominations for law instead of politics, i am happy to end this hold policy. but so long as the department of justice uses its nominations and uses its personnel to go after its political opponents from the president of the united states on down, i will object because of that, madam president, is do object. the presiding officer: objection is heard. mr. durbin: madam president, so on average, every day, 14 ohio families lose a loved one to drugs. the explanation -- we want to send a message to the department of justice. we want to keep the u.s. attorney off the job to try to attack this narcotics epidemic. it just doesn't make sense. how can you explain to the people of ohio and illinois that you're trying to get some way to make it even on political grounds at their expense? for goodness sakes, give these u.s. attorneys a chance to fight to make lifesaver for these -- lifesafer for these families. -- life safer for these families. mr. cruz: madam president. the presiding officer: the senator from texas. mr. cruz: i call up my amendment numbe

power when he was voted out of office, was by plugging with an obscure appointee in the department of justice to try to use the department of justice to overturn the presidential election results. evidence cited in the federal criminal indictment of trump for his attempts to overturn the election, we know that when that official was told that keeping trump in office is using such means would likely set off riots across the united states, that official allegedly replied, quote, that's why there is an insurrection act. in other words, we understand there will be riots, but that's not a problem because we use use the u.s. military against u.s. civilians. we will have this committee will freshen way, we will have the u.s. army out, they're in american streets deploy the use force against american civilians. we'll have the military and still are getting power using military force. which is insane. and that is why jeffrey clark is no longer an obscure justice department a ploy. now he's an unindicted coconspirator in the case for donald, trump he's also judge -- in which both are accused of overturning the elect

former us president donald trump said that if he wins the election in 2024, he may use febert's department of justice to fight his political opponents. in fact, why does he make such statements and what do they hope for, well, because he will be persecuted, one hundred percent, and we see court cases. unfortunately, this case, which, he's sitting in new york right now, in a court case, we don't see it live, but we know that twice, in the last two weeks, the judge in that case, announced that he does not believe in the words of the former the president, well, that is, when the president has other statements, and as a federal judge, he will understand that no one can believe the words of the former president...' because they are so false, and in the same way we must think when, when he is like that, grandiose cases he says he could join, court cases against enemies, not knowing until it happens, i wonder if it will come back to another case, because we still have a long procedure before our elections, but it would just happen in the summer, and somewhere in august. on the 24th, it would become official

was talking about this, suggested that he could use the department of justice to indict his political opponents . i have to wonder, gavin, i remember seeing you out on the campaign trail when you worked for trump and i know you have different feelings about him now. inside the trunk base, obviously this is wildly popular when he talks in this fashion but do you think they have any sense about how this just is not work with a lot of swing district voters, swing state voters? >> well i think, what's tied us back to the poll that we were talking about with biden v trump and nikki haley v trump. i think this is why you see trump narrowly leading biden in a head-to-head and nikki haley beating him by six points is because nikki haley isn't you know, proposing these authoritarian policies where is donald trump, i mean it's like he wants to use the government to punish anyone that has ever disagreed with him and that is just, i mean, that is exactly who donald trump is and i would say to voters, when someone shows you who they are, you should believe them and donald trump has shown us who he

. >> and just the other day, he was saying that he might use the department of justice, weaponize theent of justice to go after his political opponents if he's put back in the white house. let's listen to this. >> they've done indictments in order to win an election. they call it weaponization, and the people aren't going to stand for it, but yeah, they've done something that allows the next party. if i happen to be president and i see someone who is doing well and beating me very badly, i say go down and indict them. mostly that would be -- they would be out of business. they'd be out. they would be out of the election. >> sergeant gonell, what goes through your mind when you see trump as the front-runner of the republican party for the republican nomination going into next year's election saying things like that? does it surprise you? does it shock you? are you outraged that he might get back in? >> as i discussed in my book, it doesn't surprise me what he says. what surprised me is the cowardness from the republicans that support him because they are the party that claim that they

but we have never had before as a leading candidate from one of the two major parties promising to use the department of justice in a way to take retribution. it's simply astonishing. he is running on that platform, and he's running on a platform of fear, saying if they're coming after me, but coming after you. so, let's think about what should a true future leader of a democracy have said, even if he's convinced that he's been wronged by a prosecution that is -- i've been wrong, and this will never ever happen in my administration. instead, he was 180 degrees the opposite. -- it just shows that this is not heading in the right direction. this is not the man who should be the leader of the free world. >> renee, what is the last hope here to stop donald trump from being able to exact his retribution not only on his perceived political enemies, but also as we saw this week, against his allies? revenge against his allies? john kelly, bill barr, even people who served for him in a nonpartisan way like the joint chiefs of staff? is it going to be the law, or is it going to be the elections? >> i'll take either at th

and donald trump is giving us a glimpse of the alarming anti-democratic tactics that he is planning. things like using the department of justice to punish his critics and rounding up and detaining masses of immigrants in camps and so much more. this isn't just trump being trump and we cannot be -- plus today's simone spotlight. oscar award winning costume designer ruth carter is here. the queen of afrofuturism. and we create a full -- of costumes for some of the biggest films and marvels black panther movies. -- and i have something to say. -- reasonable solution are dead on arrival? members of congress have just five days to decide if the 32-page bill unveiled by house republicans to avert a government shutdown, for now, is a viable path forward. it is the biggest test yet for the newly elected house speaker mike johnson. when it comes to shut down politics, the man is greener than the money the government is running out of. after a lengthy conference call with republican members yesterday, johnson released the text of his short term funding plan known as a ladder to continuing revolution. or latter, see our. first of all, no

the post reports that trump wants to exploit the power of the federal government to punish the parliaments in critics, using the department of justice to investigate longtime officials, and previous allies who become critical of him. but he doesn't want to just take over the doj. advisors for the ex president of suggested deploying military to quell possible unrest of day one on his presidency. his associates have been come invoking -- >> the insurrection act on encouraging day to target civil demonstrations. so it is very clear exactly what is at stake in this next election. still, the democrats probably want to find the right balance between calm and complacent. let's be clear. it would be crazy for the biden and the democrats to ignore the age issue which just won't go away for him. would be crazy for biden and the democrats to ignore how their message on the economy backfired, yes actual facts and figures are still not getting through to people. would be crazy for biden in the democrats to ignore the massive ruptures in the base, especially the young people of color and muslims who, are opposed to the administration's unconditio

but a new interview with univision, the former president reiterated his willingness to use the department of justice to go after his political opponents if he wins the white house saying, and i, quote if i have been to be president, and i see somebody who is doing well and beating me very, badly i say go down and indict them, and quote, that is according to a transcript released by innovation. it is unclear to me who he thinks he would be running against if you want another presidential term, since usually barred from being elected a third, time nevertheless do you have any doubt that is what a second term of the trump administration would, be a retribution? four years of retribution? >> no. he has said i will be your retribution. think about how different, for all the folks out there who are undecided about what to do with this election, think about how -- in 2023 than he was in 2016. in 2016, at the convention, he said i am your voice. now he's saying, i am your retribution. this is outrageous. think about, it you had folks like bill barr who were keeping him on the rails, stopping him from doing

and use the department of justice to investigate and punish his credits. wynn barrett is one of the reporters looking into this. and he joins us in the studio. you report that much of the planning for a second trump term has been outsourced to this group of right wing think tanks dubbed project 2025. what are they claiming? >> it is dozens of groups and they are all lending a certain number folks to map out what a second trump administration would look like, from the legal perspective. what legal goals would you have for a second trump? administration? a lot of what they are talking about is ways to consolidate control and authority and power of the entire federal government within the white house. so, essentially reducing the independence of cabinet secretary and increasing the ability of people around trump and his inner circle to control those agencies. >> i talk to people close to donald trump who say that he says in a second term he wants lawyers who are more loyal. and what he means by that is that he's looking for lawyers who will push the boundaries

are drafting plans to potentially deploy the military against domestic protesters and use the department of justiceinvestigate and punish his critics. devlin barrett is one of the washington post reporters looking into this, and he joins us here in the studio. thanks for coming. you report that much of the planning for a second trump term has been outsourced to this group of right-wing think tanks dubbed project 2025. who is involved and what are they planning? devlin: it is dozens of groups, lending a certain number of folks to map out what a second trump administration would look like, particularly from a legal perspective. what legal goals would you have for a second trump administration? a lot of what they are talking about is ways to consolidate control and power of the entire federal government within the white house, essentially reducing the independence of cabinet secretaries and increasing the ability of people around trump in his inner circle to control those agencies. geoff: people close to donald trump have said he says that in his second term he wants lawyers who are more loyal to him.

in a new interview with univision, the former president reiterated his willingness to use the department of justice to go after his political opponents if he wins back the white house, saying, and i quote, if i happen to be president and i see somebody who is doing well and beating me very badly, i say go down and indict them, end quote, according to a transcript released by univision. it's unclear to me who he thinks he would be running against if he wins another presidential term. being constitutionally barred from running a third time. nevertheless, do you have any doubt that that's what a second term of a trump administration would be, a retribution, four years of retribution? >> no. he has said i will be your retribution. i think about how different for all the folks out there who are undecided about what to do in this election, think about how different donald trump is in 2023 than he was in 2016. in 2016 at the convention, he said "i am your voice." now he is saying "i am your retribution." this is outrageous. and think about it. you had good folks like bill barr who were keeping him on the

if you're taking the entire institution of the justice department, using it to sell political scores, that's one of the most dangerous threats to democracy. donald trump says straight up, this is what i will do. i think we ought to listen to him and really take that into account. >> i'm glad you said that about prosecutors. >> i became a prosecutor when i was 29 years old and giving someone that much authority at that age to me now is a scary thing and doing that with the ag, with the white house, abusing that power is really a scary notion. >> elie honig, katelyn polantz, great reporting. read the story, it will tell you a lot. thank you very much. >>> a political earthquake for democrats. senator joe manchin says he's not running for reelection. what that means for balance of power in the senate as speculation swirls about a potential presidential run. c'mon, we're right there. c'mon baby. it's the only we need. go, go, go, go! ah! touchdown baby! -touchdown! are your neighbors watching the same game? yeah, my 5g home internet delays the game a bit. but you get used to it. try these

it's a radicalization of trump because, you know, if you look at what trump is, he's said that he's going to use the fbi and the department of justice to go after his political opponents, that he's going to order arrests there, or the entire biden family, for example, he kind of just recently called for the execution of the now-former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff of general milley, tweeting that he deserves to be executed, that is he certainly wanted to do that he would surround himself with people like tucker cardson, who are his like-minded people, who will pursue absolutely radical politics, will, will do radical things in everything. both in domestic politics and in foreign policy, that is, i think that the second trump presidency will be terrible for the world, well, this is not just my opinion, well, for example, lis cheney, a famous politician, the daughter of the former vice president of the united states, dekaney, she, she said, literally two weeks ago that donald trump is the greatest threat to the united states, yes, she said, in fact , that he is an existential threat to the united states if he comes back to pow

times, most of the signatories of this letter are political associates from different religions , from the us national security council to afeb and department of justice. the overwhelming majority of americans support a ceasefire. and they believe that the united states should pressure israel to stop its attacks . in addition, the americans do not want the us military to enter another costly and meaningless war in the middle east. dozens of employees of the us state department, as well as more than a thousand employees of the us international development agency (wosid) , have requested an immediate ceasefire in gaza in separate letters. at the same time, a civil liberties group in new york accused joe biden of failing to fulfill his duties to prevent the continuation of the zionist genocide. ha has filed a complaint in the us federal court in gaza. in the written complaint of this group, the court is asked to prohibit the us government from giving weapons, money and diplomatic support to the zionist regime. ali rajabi, new york radio reporter. this burn in this meat was caused by phosphorus, a substance whose bombs have been dropped on palestinian civ

that the justice department had serious concerns about election integrity without factual foundation. he is prepared despite the chorus of people telling him there is no basis for this. to useederal government, the justice department as one prong of that scheme, it bears directly on the president's intent, and that's why it's important evidence for the special counsel. >> and claire, let's remember the stakes. you have political reporting that the newly disclosed documents disclose an extraordinary web of communications between perry who is now chair of the house freedom caucus and key figures in trump's orbit. they include a series of exchanges betwe perry and a former doj colleague between december 30th and january 5th 2021 in which perry embraced the plan to have then vice president mike pence admit testimony prior to the counting of electoral counts on january 6th. perry agreed to sell thedea with the call to trump. pee and trump adviser john eastman, but later learned pence's chief of staff marc short will not allow access. claire, when you consider the new abc reporting, just how mike pence was to not presiding over the joint session, this seems like a pretty frighten

of the department's efforts. many of them very laudable efforts recommend it to us by the us department of justice. what would you say if you could point to a number that's improved and i understand i take the point that you can't always draw a direct line between one program and one outcome, but just overall, since we've been doing these reform aims, what's one number that you would point to and say, hey, that really shows a decrease in in a race disparity or an or in an indicator of bias that you think we should all three of stops uses of force and. searches searches. thank you all three of those metrics as we have watched them over the last 4 or 5, six years have everything's come down right across all demographics. sorry, just to clarify, come down. disparities have come down or by quantity. by quantity. okay. but i'm asking about disparity. yeah the rate of decline for african americans is the highest at for when you are comparing any one of the other demographics in all three of those, the rate of decline is the highest for african americans. the rate of decline kind of then gets closer. amon

of the department's efforts. many of them very laudable efforts recommend it to us by the us department of justice. what would you say if you could point to a number that's improved and i understand i take the point that you can't always draw a direct line between one program and one outcome, but just overall, since we've been doing these reform aims, what's one number that you would point to and say, hey, that really shows a decrease in in a race disparity or an or in an indicator of bias that you think we should all three of stops uses of force and. searches searches. thank you all three of those metrics as we have watched them over the last 4 or 5, six years have everything's come down right across all demographics. sorry, just to clarify, come down. disparities have come down or by quantity. by quantity. okay. but i'm asking about disparity. yeah the rate of decline for african americans is the highest at for when you are comparing any one of the other demographics in all three of those, the rate of decline is the highest for african americans. the rate of decline kind of then gets closer. amon

not half as bad as they are right now the department of justice convened eight nationanational summit ong anti-semitism. that was important that was very usefulwhy the department of justice is not doing that right now. they've done some listening towards they have put out slim letters with generalities but we are not hearing from them that moral clarity required right now for their some of this administration who understand what is going on for a think secretary cardona has some grasp of it i do not know why they cannot speak publicly, formally and for the record to express at a minimum their outrage but tapping on college campuses but more than that i would like to see some action from them i would like to see some investigation. do you know ocr the office for civil rights has sometimes as many as 19000 cases per year? i do not see why they can't initiate even at 19 dealing with the horror shows we are shooting on american college campuses the authority of justice has the authority sent over racism african americans it certainly has the power to some extent with respect to sow the most outrageous anti-semitic activities. the problem might be

use of the judicial system to persecute uh, a person for political gain, political objective. so what happened in brazil with the job the investigation was that of the united states department of justice initiated this investigation. they initiated to us small prosecutor office in brussels of hardest right. city. and so, you know, and f b i agents were meeting constantly with uh, with this prosecutors. the judge and the case was meeting also was talking to prosecutors directing them on how to, to leave the gaze towards the worst of workers party who represent the national project for the project of national development. least, i believe 36000000 people lot of over the he essentially ended a literacy. he is not going to be there. you know, he doesn't have, he has, he's flaws. but he's, he was the target of a companion that sought to remove him from the ballad in 2018 and he was put in prison as a birthday. now, some supreme court, they uh, an old, old, all the evidence which were uh, essentially what they are known as corps agree, bargained testimonies that were of pain after many trials by the prosecute about them in any event, by the prosecution to get the testimony that they wanted

and i don't really remember a lot of republicans and democrats coming out and rebuking trump for using his justice department>> yeah. and i would add to what mike's saying is not only do you have using the justice department as a sword and the reporting is really i think correctly saying he's going to continue what we saw but it's going to be, you know, in spades, just much stronger, but he's also used it to not have the justice department go after friends. so roger stone, got rid of that case. flynn, got rid of that case. pardoned every single person -- >> bannon. he pardons bannon. >> exactly. every single person in the mueller investigation who did not cooperate was pardoned. so he has figured out how to use the unitary executive, which is what ian's getting at, which is that the president is not really subject to checks and balances in this regard. what the constitution is flawed in that it is presupposing that someone is going to elect somebody who understands that even though the department of justice is within the executive branch it has to be separated when it comes to decisions about who to prosecut

of undesirable. is that undesirable political opponents? donald trump this week said, he plans on using and weaponizing the department of justice and other entitiesafter political opponents. this idea of going across the country and rounding up undesirables, you can insert whatever category of what the enemies list of the trump administration would be, if god forbid he went in 2024. and believe when he says he's going to implement that, because i believe, if he does, he will. >> i want to ask you, carlos, before all of you go, you mentioned nikki haley, the sort of pivot, the softening on abortion. and i wonder if you noticed during that last debate, that she's still very reluctant to take shots at donald trump? right? that is one pivot she's not willing to make. what do you make of it, if you think it's a strategically sound? >> alicia, i think nikki haley has seen a couple of models. ron desantis tried to follow donald trump to the nomination. very difficult to defeat someone when you're imitating them. people like chris christie and others are struggling because they've taken the full anti trump plane. nikki haley's trying to go around donald