the us department of justice issued updated 18 count, indictment. every face trial in the us this phone cover, it would face a sentence of a 175 years in prison. in november 2020 sweden dropped the rape case after reviewing the evidence, the on the 4th of january 2021. judge per rates are ruled, the sage could not be extradited due to his mental health and risk of suicide. you know, to the 2021 in a 2 day appeal, but the u. s. u k. judge is safe to see us over to the decision not to expedite to search the april 2022, westminster magistrates quote, formerly issued to extra dykes and some 8 weeks later you. okay. and the secretary pretty patel. signed off on the, the in june of 2023 london side court, just as jonathan swift rejected 2 separate applications made by a strangest lawyers to appeal his extradition. striking down all submitted grounds at the time. it says holdings. julian saunders is still being detained in definitely in solitary confinement in the marsh prison while these vehicles to continue to appear on his p off. oh, the most people have

the in june 2020, the us department of justice issued update to to 18 count indictment. if he feds trial in the us government, it would face a sentence of a 175 years in prison. in november 2020 sweden dropped the rape case. after reviewing the evidence on the 4th of january 2021 judge, correct sir. rule the sage could not be extradited due to his mental health and risk of suicide. you know, to the 2020 in a 2 day appeal, but to us few k churches in favor of the us sent over to the decision not to expedite to search the day pool 2022, westminster magistrates quote, formerly issued extra dykes and some 8 weeks later you. okay. secretary pretty patel. signed off on the in june of 2023 london side court just as jonathan swift rejected 2 separate applications made by a stranger's lawyers to appeal his extradition. striking down all submitted grounds at the time of his from holdings julian sons is still being detained in definitely in solitary confinement, in belmont prison. while he's legal to continue to appeal on his be off of the most people have heard of him in relation t

they are not as important, that is, i think that all this will be carried out through the us department of justiceorial friction with the united states in the area. let me remind you what their essence is, that when alaska was sold in 1867, we drew the border. between the then russian empire and the united states, through the center of the beling strait, through the chukchi sea, and then a line to the pole, as they said, lost into infinity. what are the dangerous pitfalls here? the first point, then there was the chukchi sea, the americans were not there yet, we did not allocate a separate east siberian sea. the americans did not recognize that fact and still do not recognize it it’s official that we’re at... the sea, we can decide for ourselves who to let in and who not to let in. the americans say: no, guys, we are a single chukchi sea, and we can go there whenever we want. second point, there are such, such as the de long archipelago, next to our new siberian islands. it was discovered by the americans. our baron tol squeezed them out of there, but the americans have not forgotten this; from ti

justice department due to the unconstitutional order from the governor of new mexico? >> on the civil rights division. >> dated the justice department dof anything? >> we enforce the laws that congress gave us chairman. >> in this case did the justice department do anything. >> it didn't follow amicus or any statement of interest, they didn't do a thing which gets back to the point that mr. mcclintock was making earlier, it shows how political you are because when texas passed the pro-life bill on september 1, 2021, 8 days later, the department of justice announces an investigation, this is what amazes me that the bill that passed the statehouse, the state senate and signed by the governor and you guys are contesting that eight days later but you have something to new mexico which is an obvious direct assault on the second amendment in the order from the government didn't go to the legislature. the department of justice does nothing. >> the civil rights division is deeply committed to enforcing laws that this body gave us and committed to standing up for the rights the civil rights of all americans chairman. >> you can say it but based on some of your other answers, not knowing the first th

reports into the 2022, you found a school shooting, says the police response was a fad in the us department of justice is the police showed no urgency in the shooting. with 2 teachers and 19 students were killed. hundreds of officers with the point of prob, elementary and texas, but it took more than an hour to confront and to the gunman. the department's review concluded that a series of major failures failures in leadership and tactics and communications in training, and then preparedness were made by law enforcement lawyers and others responding to the mass shooting at rob elementary to thousands. has protested in slovakia against the government's plan to reform the criminal cause, the new government to administer the code signs to apologise, sufficient prosecutor's office. the charge of organized crime for the plans also includes more leg sentences for corruption charges and other crimes. the opposition says the concern this traditional reform could fill the isolate the country from the european union. who am i sole public sector? workers in northern ireland went on strike over wages. demands from

daily 2020, to your file, the school shooting says the police response was a fad in the us department of justice is the police showed no urgency in the shooting. with 2 teachers and 19 students were killed. officers took more than an hour to confront them killed the gunman. the departments review concluded that a series of major failures failures in leadership and tactics and communications in training. and then preparedness were made by law enforcement like theirs, and others responding to the mass shooting at rob elementary, british prime minister over she. so nick has called them a balance of problem and the deposit is controversial bill to send us items it gets to her one to the bill passed by the lower house signs to stump legal challenges against the plan. tracy with rolanda resigned and the legislation which deems rolanda receive country has been passed on amended and are likes to chain that there is now any one question. will the old position in the appointed house of lords try and frustrate the will of the people as expressed by the electorate house? oh, will they get on board and do th

jake tapper: the letter claimed that the us department of justice's investigations have "identified significant concerns that may have impacted the outcome of the election in multiple states, including the state of georgia". was that true? richard donoghue: no. jake tapper: while the letter was sent solely by jeff clark, it was written with the help of a new justice department employee named ken klukowski who, according to the committee, was also working with john eastman, the architect of the multi-step plan to overturn the election. the letter mirrored some of eastman's unconstitutional theories. richard donoghue: would have created chaos in the states. i think that would have been disastrous for our country and our constitution. jake tapper: but wasn't that the point of it, the letter, to create that chaos? richard donoghue: i think so. yes. disturbed by the letter, donoghue immediately responded to clark writing, "this would be a grave step for the department to take and it could have tremendous constitutional, political and social ramifications for the country". i had to make it clear to h

is that the department of justice best use of its time and energy? >> as noted, the face act is a lot that this body passed in response to efforts to obstruct access to reproductive health clinics, acts of violence, we follow the facts and apply the law without fear or favor. >> really? i think we heard a lot about that today. if you are pro-life, you get the full treatment. just ask a vital -- just ask ava eddle. how about your decision about spacex? does elon musk's purchase of twitter have the department justices decision about spacex? >> the decision about space x was open during the last administration. we followed that under it -- under the administration act. an important law with bipartisan support signed into law by president reagan. >> what you allege that space x did wrong? >> the company is not compliant with the anti-discriminatory divisions of the national -- nationality act -- >> what do mean? >> they have received asylum status by our courts -- >> there discriminate against refugees and asylum-seekers, is that right? >> no cochairman.

. >> he's promised to pardon all of them, he's promised to use the department of justice to go after his political opponents. and keep in mind, january 6th, this riot, insurrection, led to the largest fbi investigation in u.s. history. hundreds and hundreds of people have been investigated, many have been arrested, many have been convicted and served sentences. this is what he is offering as the basis for his campaign. i think it's a very troubling place to start your campaign from, but that's the trump campaign at this point. >> let's not forget, more than 1,200 people have been charged with federal crimes for participating. thank you very much. make sure to tune into the republican presidential debate live from iowa on wednesday night at 9:00 p.m. eastern. >>> coming up, it is wintertime for real, heavy snow, treacherous ice and the forecast for the next few days. details of whehere this powerfu storm m is headed,d, that's nen. the power goes out and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book! who are you? no power? no problem. introducing stor

using those max nine jets out of any of the airports in the bay area. we're live this morning from sfo. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you james. the us department of justice is launching an investigation into the driverless car company cruise. cruise revealed the investigation yesterday when it released an internal report. a law firm conducted the report blaming cruise issues on bad management and mistrust of regulators. dmv suspended cruise is driverless permit last october after one of its vehicles dragged a pedestrian 20ft after she was first hit by another car. cruise posted a statement last night saying in part we have failed to live up to the justifiable expectations of regulators and the communities we serve. >> our time now. 704 new this morning, the search by the rohnert park department of public safety for the people responsible for a deadly shooting at a shopping center continues. last night, a911 call came in about gunfire along golf course drive near foxtail golf club. a man who was shot in the chest was found in a shopping center parking lot. the first responders arrived fast, but they couldn't save him. his name has not been released as yet

he has already said he's going after his adversaries using the department of justice. of these reasons, you know, we've got to help the democrats here. i'll be working very hard on that. as your fellow cnn colleagues have pointed out, when they interview people like john kelly or general barr, attorney general barr, anybody that's worked for him, that knows him, that isn't tied to him politically, is telling the truth about him and will have to do that and work even harder in 2024 than we did in 2020. >> anthony, just to follow up on that. are you saying that -- maybe i misheard you -- that you may be supporting president biden this time around? >> well, 100%. no, no. you didn't mishear me. if donald trump is the nominee, i'm a patriot first, jim. i'm a partisan second. this is a battle for the american democracy. this is a battle for freedom. when someone's telling you they're going to flex and be a dictator on day one and go after their adversaries, this is against the 200-plus-year experiment of america. this is against what made your fa family and my family success

is it a reasonable fear though that if he is returned to the oval office, he will use the department of justice? absolutely. >> can he? is it effective to try to use the doj? are there people that do the bidding that way? >> there are. you could say bill barr was one of those people until he was not. were there people in the department of justice who did? we have multiple resignations from prosecutors on up. people like jeff berman preventing him from doing things he wanted to do. >> ladies, thank you very much and coming up, what the former president's political team is telling voters about his time off the campaign trail today and when the supreme court gets the immunity case, what are they likely to do? a former watergate prosecutors joins us. plus, what the idf just admitted to doing that is raising new fears of a widening war once again. we are back in 60 seconds. idenie again. we are back in 60 seconds. the towel washed with downy is softer, and gentler on your skin. try downy free & gentle. he hits his mark —center stage—and is crushed by a baby grand piano. you're replacing me? customiz

department of justice has finished its critical incident review. in undertaking this review at the request of the then mayor, the justice department committed to usingur expertise and independence to assess the law enforcement response to the shooting and to provide guidance moving forward. as i told families and night, ts failures in leadership and tactics and communications, in training and in presentedness were made by law enforcement and others responding to the mass shooting at rob elementary. as a result, 33 students and three of their many of whom had been shot, were trapped in a room with an active shooter for over an hour as law enforcement officials remained outside. i also told the families and survivors how deeply sorry i amd that day and for the losses they have suffered every day since. i told them the priority is to honor those taken from them. and i told the families that from the hundreds of thousands of details in this their loved ones deserved better. the law enforcement response and in the hours and days after was a failure that should not have happened. we hope to honor the victims and survivors to and i'm going to turn to the k

of the doj. i wonder if you can tell us a little bit about what exactly the department of justice is looking towardse specifically and maybe big tech in general. >> i appreciate your having me and i appreciate the question, but as justice department official, i can either confirm nor deny the existence of any investigation. unfortunately, i won't be able to talk to about those reports today. one quick follow-up, is there a sense right now that that department of justice is taking on more of an interest right now in those big technology companies given some of the headlines that we have seen over the course of the last year with regard to artificial intelligence and everything else? >> great question. i appreciate it. this administration has prioritized restoring competition to markets across the entire u.s. economy including big tech. as you know we finished a trial late last year involving google search and advertising markets. we filed a case in early 2023 alleging that google maintained its monopoly illegally in certain digital advertising technologies. we are active on that beat but we are activ

of this. it was revealed during the january six house committee hearings that perry tried to use the department of justiceo help trump install a potential acting attorney general who would be more receptive to trump's false election fraud claims in order to stall the certification of the election. and while donald trump may be the main character of the story of january six, congressman's got perry may is a reminder that trump did not work alone in his attempts to topple democracy. he had an army of supporters physically tearing apart our nation's capital, but inside the capitol and after the smoke cleared, a group of republicans, this is where your glasses come in, all but justify the actions of the rioters and played their own role in blocking the peaceful transfer of power. and here they are. these are the 147 republicans in the house and the senate who voted to overturn donald trump's election loss. at eight pm on january the six, after the mob had been cleared, congress reconvened to officially certify the results of the election. the very process, the insurrections is trying to stop. and these 147 re

survivors of victim, community members and law enforcement and first responders should continue to offer support. the justice department remains committed to the uvalde community. funds are being used to support victim services and working with the state of texas and the uvalde to complete the for the justice department funding to enable fondle. and the department has awarded the local school district substantial funding through our school violence prevention program to help improve school safety and community. before we started this review, we consulted with chiefs of police to build out a team of experts including law enforcement officers who led their communities through mass violence events. they lent their expertise to us and their commitment. the review teams were reviewing 14,000 pieces of data including policies and procedures, training logs, body camera and close circuit. and nine visits to uvalde of 54 days. and conducted interviews and individuals for more than 30 organizations and agencies including responding to family members and school and hospital staff. they traveled throughout the country to review practices and train ing courses. other organizations and news outl

interesting is under the biden administration we have seen so many odd unusual thanks such as using the department of justicego after political enemies to the point that they want her to jail donald trump so they don't have to face him in the election. it's like they are rocket fuel for conspiracy theories. as soon you see all this stuff of taylor swift and her boyfriend at the football game, everybody just assumes that at that point there has to be some grand conspiracy theory behind it involving the biden administration and the biden campaign. it's not for no reason. the reason people are doing this is because they have seen so many examples of the biden cartel has pulled out all the stops and used whatever they have at their disposal as a weapon against their enemies. >> if she looks at his record objectively i don't really see what success can she point to? it's kind of hard. moving on over at msdnc joy reid may be one of biden's biggest boosters but apparently she's not happy with him right now. joy accidentally dropped an f-bomb on her show last night while a soundbite was playing. we have the tape. wa

the other thing that i think is kind of interestinginte is that under the biden administration, we have seen so many odd things, such as using the department of justiceto go after political enemies to the point that they want to jail donald trump. so they can't they don't have to face him in the election that we now like. it's like their rocket fuel for conspiracy theories. so as soon as you see all this stuf f of taylor swift and herme boyfriend at the football game, everything, everybody just assumes at that point that there has to be some grand conspiracythat poi theory behinn administration involved in the biden campaign. and it's not for no reason. the reason that people are doing thiso reasreason peope they've seen so many examplesma of where the biden cartel has pulled out all the stops and used whatever they have atmies their disposal as a weapon against their enemies. >> oh, if she looks at his record objectively. i don't i don't really see you would hope what success carn she point to kind of hard. all right. moving on over at most dnc, joy reid ot ms may be one of bit biggest boosters in the media mob, but apparently she's not so but ay sh

political fairness and ensure racial fairness and ensure communities of interes geographies are kept together. i used to be a department of justicettorney and litigate some of these cases. it's a very challenging situation given how the laws are applied. i have a lot of empathy for those who are trying to do it fairly. there are also times when both parties try to maximize tir political power by drawing the districts in such a way they will get more districts than maybe their share of the population in any given state. host: it's an older story from 2019 but has good examples showing some of the dirty dozen of the most gerrymandered districts that end up looking like a duck or pinwheels, fingers that reach different areas. ite isn't there one standard for redistricting or a fairer way to do redistricting so we don't have districts that in the looking like a duck? host: don't judge aistrict taste on what looks like. wh it looks like month -- might not take intoccount parts of the ld that are not occupied or take into account w population centers are linked by highways and schools and other infrastructure. the shape itself, a squar

old, his job was to equally enforce the law justice is blind and we must follow the facts wherever they may take us like all components of the justice departmentthe civil rightshe same equally enforce the law. unfortunately, under the biden administration, this has not always been the case. civil rights division has fixed its ght, for example, on those charged with protecting us. police departments often ■[harassing these departments to the point that they cannot do their jobs. there have been a series of investigations, minneapolis, louisville, phoenix, mount vernon, new york, louisiana state police, new york city police department, special victims division, maryland department of state police, worcester,chusetts piceenton, n, mississippi 11 times. over the last two years, we've seen a significant disparity. there are just a few examples of how the doj civil rights division has targeted those who protect our communities.■o ances meriting review but in the midst of rising crime , plummeting police recruiting , open borders, mountains of fentanyl. doj is prioritizing investigatns size these departments. under president biden doj has opened 11 p

model in and the attack on one of his i hope they will do so zealously using the techniques have been used for sample prosecutions ofldld trump or the department of justices gone so far as to siprnet people who don't like donald trump or his posts or the january 6 riders with facial recognition technology. are good enough for those investigations they should be good enough for this investigation as well and i don't think george gascÓn a zealously pursue them. >> we will follow-up with you you about this particular matter in the people are in line with my comments here today which is the jewish community needs a and we need to be leaning rwar you for that and as i said these are not criminal masterminds. it shouldn't be tough case for anyonear to and i'm sure the lapd would be happy to investigate and arrest if they thought mr. gascÓnn would pursue charges. after tha and department of justice use it to the full extent of federal criminal civil rights laws to make sure this pro h -- >> thank you mr. chairman and direor wray ito see you again i never fail to mention we love seeing you when you come back homek hope you will be there soon. you when i've spoke

cori bush has been a supporter of defunding the police but she surround fire for where the $500,000 she used to pay for private protection came from. the justice department opened a probe of the missouri congresswoman. accused of mis using campaign funds for priority security that included her husband. democrats spoke out in her defense. >> right wing organizations have lodged baseless complaints against me. i retained my husband as part of my security team because he's had extensive experience in this area and could provide services at fair market race. >> bush spent half million dollars of campaign funds on private security. $60,000 went to bush's husband who did not hold a private security license in st. louis or d.c. but the ethics probe found no wrongdoing and that case was dismissed. she said she is cooperating with the probe and said she received death threats. >> trace: criminal defense attorney vick. one more sound bite from cori bush. >> i am under no illusion 3 right wing organizations will pursue efforts to attack me and the work the people of st. louis sent me to congress to do. >> trace: what she misses that the department of just is not a

as the 1st a savings of the international coast of justice wrap up, the us department of state made signs of south africa's allegations of genocide of incense. a groundless the allegation that israel is committing genocide are on founded. in fact, it is, those square violently attacked and israel, who continued to open recall for the elation of israel and the mass murder of jews . you have said repeatedly that we believe these allegations this case is unfounded . and that there is no basis for accusations of genocide against against israel. that's not a word that ought to be thrown around lightly. and we certainly don't believe that it applies here. are these very bombardments of gaza is taking a devastating soul on civilians. 8 workers and other medical personnel, that's according to the world health organization, as it sounds, yolanda israel's creating insurmountable challenges. you monetary emissions in the x, the level of clean water and sanitation and overcrowded living conditions are creating . the ideal environment for this is to spread. deliberating you money to, to, and hate in g

i or some other place as well as the 1st days hearings at the international court of justice wrap up. the us department of state maintains that south africa's allegations of genocidal intends are unfounded. the allegation that israel is committing genocide are on founded. in fact, it is, those square violently attacked and israel, who continued to openly call for the elation of israel and the mass murder of jews, plus far as us officials are concerned. the proceedings that are taking place are on the found it. they consider them to be illegitimate. so they are referring to the fact that they consider israel to simply be defending itself. israel's enemy is a mosse which seeks to destroy them, not the palestinian people here assembled what we heard from john kirby. and we have said repeatedly that we believe that these allegations this case is unfounded, and that there is no basis for mackey's actions of genocide against against israel . that's not a word that ought to be thrown around lightly. and we certainly don't believe that it applies here. well, across the country there has been an upsurge of prot

having said the international court of justice, wrap up, the us department of state maintains the south africa's allegations of genocide incent, aren't found it. the allegation that israel is committing genocide are on founded. in fact, it is those where violently attack and israel, who continue to openly call for the lation of israel and the mass murder of jews. as far as us officials are concerned, the proceedings that are taking place are on the found it. they consider them to be illegitimate. so they are referring to the fact that they consider israel to simply be defending itself is real. enemy is a mosse which seeks to destroy them, not the palestinian people here assembled what we heard for john kirby. and we have said repeatedly that we believe these allegations this case is unfounded. and that there is no basis for accusations of genocide against against israel. that's not a word that ought to be thrown around lightly. and we certainly don't believe that it applies here. well, across the country, there has been an upsurge of protests in support of the palestinians. video is cir

member of the squad, cori bush, under investigation by the justice department. she's accused of using funds to pay for private security. she says it's a political hit job. a full report af after this. ♪ they're waiting for you. hey, do you have a second? they're all expecting more. more efficiency. more benefits. more growth. when you realize you can give your people everything, and more. thank you very much. [applause] ask, "now what?" here's what. you go with prudential to protect, empower and grow. with everything you need to deliver, you guessed it... more. one more thing... who's your rock? learn more at prudential.com ♪ students... students of any age, from anywhere. students in a new kind of classroom. ♪ using our technology to power different ways of learning. ♪ harnessing ai to plant new beginnings. ♪ so when minds grow, opportunities follow. stuart: squad member cori bush under a justice department investigation accused of misusing campaign funds. chief washington correspondent mike emmanuel with us. mike, what does the con woman have to say about this? >> congresswoman cori

use of the judicial system to persecute uh, a person for political gain, political objectives. 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 lead the case towards the worst of workers party who represent that a, a national project, the a project of national development, least, i believe 36000000 people out of over the he essentially and that in new jersey, he is up in albany or, you know, he doesn't have, he has his flaws. but he's, he was the target of a campaign that sought to remove him from the ballad in 2018. and he was put in prison is of course, you know, some supreme court, they, uh, an old, old, old the evidence which where, uh, essentially what they are known as corps agree, bargain testimonies that were a pain eh, after many trials by the prosecutor about them in any event by the prosecution to get the testimony that the

>> the department of justice is investigating cori bush and the use of funds either campaign or taxpayershe's never spent a dime in taxpayer funds to pay for her own personal security but there's some question about how her campaign finance funds were used. we know that yesterday, the department of justice asked the sergeant at arms for information, for documents, through a subpoena request. and the sergeant at arms asked the clerk to read it on the floor of the house so other members could be informed of it. bush responded to the accusations, acknowledged there's an investigation, but said she did nothing wrong. >> i have endured relentless threats to my physical safety and life. as a rank and file member of congress, i am not entitled to personal protection by the house and instead have used campaign funds as permissible to retain security services. i have not used any federal tax dollars for personal security services. any reporting that i have used funds for personal security is simply false. in recent months, right wing organizations have lodged baseless complaints against me. peddl

. >>> the language he is using about the department of justice, about the criminal cases is fully baked. that's part of what makes it so effective in a context of a primary. >> steve, you have been following the latest polling. >> look at iowa in six days. in 2016, trump lost iowa. he lost it to ted cruz. he barely held off marco rubio. there was a period a couple days after iowa when folks were wondering, was it all collapsing for donald trump? he turned it around in new hampshire and ended up winning easily. why did trump lose iowa in 2016? the main reason is this. evangelical voters. this is the exit poll from 2016. evangelical voters made up 64% of the caucus, nearly two-thirds of caucus goers were evangelicals. we expect a number similar this time around. in 2016, trump did okay but he lost by double digits. ted cruz won them by 12 points. the block is that big and you are winning by double digits, you are probably going to win the state. that's what ted cruz did. compare that to our most recent poll in iowa that had trump far ahead, why? this is the explanation. this is evangelica

that is why you hear like a guy -- say thank you to department of justice for this because you are justifying our feelings. you are agreeing with us, finally, someone in a position of power is saying you are right, you have been mistreated. officers didn't act right. that is what this day is for many of these families. >> crossed, specifically saying he wants those who waited outside those classrooms as children and teachers, who were suffering,, to be called out by name. we should know that we're actually going to speak to brent cross one-on-one in the next hour on cnn news central. shimon, please standby, we want to go to cnn law enforcement and intelligence analyst, john miller, also former deputy fbi director, andrew mccabe. i want to start with you because the report named some officers but it did not make any recommendations for punitive steps. the attorney general was asked whether the federal government could somehow intervene towards that process. he effectively said that the shooter is dead. there is no real move towards any kind of federal charges at this point. is there anything the doj can do? >> well, unfortunately,

of the united states. >> i'm in this race because the truth needs to be spoken. he is unfit. this is a guy who just said this past week that he wants to use the department of justiceo go after his enemies when he gets in there and the fact of the matter is he's unfit to be president and there is no bigger issue in this race than donald trump. >> that was how he campaigned as of tonight's out of the race there really was no one else that chris christie and their field this year when he ended his campaign tonight it also means the end of the one real anti trump dynamic that has been playing out life in competitive republican politics. that has not come to an end. does that mean the already pretty clear road to the finish line for donald trump is just that much clearer? does it mean a candidate like nikki haley now has a chance to consolidate a non-trump, if not an anti trump option that could conceivably legitimately can beat for the top spot. what does it mean for the biden campaign and the general election now that the last republican trump antagonist is off the board? joining us now is someone who is deeply important to joe biden, as president, and to the joe bid

i want to use the doj, the department of justice to go after my opponents.o the idea of democracy being on the ballot isn't just a, you know, four years ago problem. it's a problem that the current candidate for the republican nomination is saying he will challenge the tenets of democracy right now, and i think the challenge for all of us is, what donald trump does, is he continues to move the ball further and further away from the norms that we all expect, and then he raises the stakes on holding him accountable, and so what happened is he never gets held -- he never gets held responsible. he never has to answer for what it is he's doing and he makes the rest of us courser, and i think the president is trying to get refocused on democracy, and that's a legitimate political argument. >> i think to that point, a complicating factor six days out from the caucuses is that other republicans in the race are trying to compete with that, in an electorate that -- that issue resonates with very clearly, and so if you are ron desantis and nikki haley decides the cnn d

of their misconduct in the cold. no credible facts justify h.r. 788. this bill is based on the false premise that the justice department uses these types of settlements asllegitimate favors for the administration's political allies. with the bill's supporters describing such settlements as politically motivated slush funds. this is an outlandish attack on a perfectly legal and constitutional type of remedy. it's aneringment that both the government accountability office and congressional research service have thoroughly dough bunked. house republicans have spent countless hours and taxpayer dollars over several congresses going back at least a decade chasing the conspiracy theory that the justice department is attempting to fund liberal activist groups and causes throughout negotiated settlements. this included a multiyear investigation of the settlements of the justice department entered into with several big banks following the 2008 financial crisis. banks whose greedy appetite for mortgage-backed securities led to predatory lending practice that is left millions of homeowners facing foreclosure. the big banks turned a blind eye to these practices whi

of proceeding, not a trial, not something with evidence where you can use this sort of charge. not just those people but lots of defendants are hopeful the supreme court will overturn the justice department'slity to use this law in these cases and dozens have asked to delay their sentences. there's one person who will be let out of jail early and may have to go back to jail if the supreme court upholds the law. >> if the supreme court goes in the way that the rioters are petitioning it to go, this could affect jack smith, the special counsel's, work. >> very much so. donald trump in his case related to january 6th, he faces four charges. two of them are based around this obstruction charge that the supreme court is looking at, a conspiracy and an obstruction. and trump's team, according to my sources, are seeing an o opening here. when this case goes back to the trial judge, they can challenge the fact that he is charged on these two things. now, jack smith has already tried to get ahead of this and in court papers has written trump is different than those lawyers because the fake elector certificates makes it different for obstruction, but it's going to be a really big question, a lot to

of the reason they are mobilizing so strongly to come after us. >> bipartisan group no labels considering the presidential unity ticket. asking the justice departmentts. joining us tonight to talk about that former senator joe lieberman the founding chairman of no labels and dan webb prosecutor and no labels volunteer. thank you both for being here. senator, let me start with you, this label no letters to the justice department says this no labels partisan ballot access effort spread the highly coordinated conspiratorial partisan and often unlawful conspiracy involving individuals both inside and outside the government to deny americans their constitutional right to choose the leaders who represent them. no labels has ballot access now on 14 states, if you look at the map, kansas recognized the party status today. what are you alleging here? >> well, we are alleging that these -- this crowd, mostly democrats, unfortunately, they think they are just doing something that is in a political campaign, but, really, they are denying us and the american people the right to have a third choice on the ballot this year, which looks like a majority of people w

the report, but for the first time we see it in black and white with a seal of the department of justice that tells us failure of every law enforce mnts officer. i've seen those kids dead in the classrooms. they want to see real accountability. they want real change. we have to stop the cowardly politicians like ted cruz and others who won't see the carnage and look at the videos that this gun does. some democrats. we need an assaults weapons ban in this country. things need to change once and for all. how many more children must we watch die in this horrible, horrible way? things must change now. >> you have gotten to know the survivors, the families of victims over the past years. how are some of them reacting? are they planning civil lawsuits, any other action? >> they have civil lawsuits ongoing. we all know this isn't about money to them. they want accountability. they want the district attorney to go after law enforcement officials who screwed up, including the department of public safety officers who failed those kids on that day. those agencies are protected by governmental immunity. i underst

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