of the us department of justice has been tasked with probing the root cause of the rising ed costs and washington plans to now import eggs. but while consumers have been seen fighting over dwindling fox in store and why prizes have hit all time highs, democrats and republicans are busy shifting the blame on each other. now let's discuss this live with ronald economist and professor emeritus at the university of massachusetts. i must reach out to well, professor, i'm glad to have you join me right now. so glad to grade that. so tom says it's the democrats to blame for the starting prices. while the double play, i'd say it's drum. so from your analysis, who is it? as well, they're both wrong. they're both engaging in the kind a jeep shop, politics that we have all in america, any way come to expect of them. it's childish, we ought to be ashamed of it, but we're not. here's the reality. we have had a problem over the last couple of years with an attack of bird flu that, that is handled in this country by killing large numbers of egg laying chickens in order to defeat the virus. and to get

now the us department of justice has been tasked with probing the rude course of the rising costs. and washington plans do now import eggs. while consumers have been seen fighting over dwindling stocks and stores and why prices have hits all time highs. democrats and republicans, a busy shifting the blame on each other. what we've asked right now to kind of mr. richard wolf, which of them is right, a swell, they're both wrong. they're both engaging in the kind a cheap shot politics that we have all. busy all in america, any way come to expect of them. it's childish, we ought to be ashamed of it. but we're not. here's the reality. we have had a problem over the last couple of years with an attack of bird flu that, that is handled in this country by killing large numbers of eggs laying chickens in order to defeat the virus. and to get new fresh chickens and to get our eggs a system back on track. that is the responsibility of the industry, which is a private capital list industry. but they have been in no hurry, neither to import eggs nor to find other solutions. the cause of the pri

the us apprehension and arrest of libyan terrorist suspect abu agila mohammad masud is the first tangible step made by the us department of justice to hold any suspect accountable in us courts. after 35 years, it's like, i have friends that actually say, "when is it gonna end?" i say, "it never ends." suse: he was the bomb maker, so he was part of the puzzle. we have him, so try him. and i hope we have a different experience in trying him and incarcerating him, and keeping him there. (sirens wail) nic: lockerbie was a huge tragedy. nothing had happened on a scale like this before. the biggest terrorist attack in the skies, targeting mostly americans. this was unimaginable back in the late '80s. terrorism had just not reached that type of level. when you've seen the aftermath of something like that, you just can't get it out of your head. i was terrified every time i got on a plane. it was a constant and real threat. pan am 103 was one of those terrorist attacks on commercial aviation that drove pan am, pan american airways, the stellar carrier in the united states, drove it out of business. nic: this was a wake-up call about the

which... is not outwith the practice of the us department of justice to do that. and i believe that an fbi agent said, "we can get some money to help re-locate him after the court case was over, for his safety and protection." we didn't know what the threat to tony gauci was. interviewer: how much money are we talking here? they got millions. i think a million dollars. two million dollars, i think, for tony gauci, a million for paul. he was never called as a witness, so what was he getting one million dollars for? he didn't say anything at the trial. you can't have people being paid. it is totally contrary to the interests of justice. the trial period was a very difficult one for me because at the beginning of it, i still believed that our government had been telling us the truth as best they knew it. but the lack of credible evidence was what converted me to realizing that the intelligence services of britain and america had other things in mind than truth and justice. reporter: in one of these cars is a witness from libya who could decide the outcome of britain'

of eggs. as a source tells us, the department of justice is investigating possible price fixing. abc's alexis christoforous joins us with this. good morning. alexis. and you told me this isn't the first time for some of these companies. >> that's right. jenny. good morning. so the u.s. justice department is in the early stages of investigating the country's largest egg producers for what some are alleging is a, quote, coordinated effort. >> to. >> restrict supply and inflate prices. now, we know consumers are paying record prices for eggs, some as high as $10 a dozen as that devastating bird flu outbreak forces the industry to kill tens of millions of egg laying hens. but while consumers and businesses are shelling out more for eggs, some egg companies are raking in record profits. cal-maine, that's the nation's largest egg producer, saw profits more than triple last quarter, up more than 340% compared to just a year ago. now, back in 2023, a jury trial ordered cal-maine and three other companies to pay $53 million for unlawfully inflating prices. it's a verdict. those companies a

you have been targeting your political opponents using the department of justice and now you care about constitution. >> steve: egg prices are high because of bird flu. >> lawrence: that's correct. >> steve: they leave that part out. in addition to them kind of poo pooing the prop idea. it sounds like, according to axios article that ainsley was referring to, it sounds like some democrats may, when the president starts talking about a particular issue, may get may stand up and walk out. for instance when he starts talking about trans people in like trans men in women's sports and things like that, they are going to get up and move out don't forget it was not that long ago when rashida tlaib held up a sign when bibi nehanyahu was talking that said war criminal. look for a sign. it could be something related to doge, brian. >> brian: yeah. i guess we will have to see. we will see who walks out and who pays attention. but, i will say this. it was a week ago what i saw barnard college i would not doubt that the president of the united states seeing what is happening in new york and will tak

of cocaine use disorder. and lastly we have a grant from the us department of justice. >> this is to create an overdose fatality review in partnership with the office of the chief medical examiner and other partners. >> this will review overdose fatality data. it will increase collaboration with our city partners and will identify additional ways to prevent overdoses. this just as some background this is a standard practice it actually brings san francisco in alignment with state law a b2871 which allows for data sharing between relevant agencies for the purpose of establishing overdose fatality review. i understand there may be some follow up questions and we do have staff here to help with that and then with that thank you very much. and we are respectfully requesting release of these reserved funds. >> thank you. this report is on item eight the hearing to release $791,000 in reserved grant funds from the california department of rehabilitation. the other page grants do not require a report from our office because there was not matching fund requirements but essentially what this grant is it's incoming money

are threatening federal judges, intimidating federal employees and even members of congress using the department of justice we don't know because not a single person from the administration hasin come here o testify in this committee or on any committee about what doge and elon musk are actually doing. and if you look at the so-called transparency the elon musk put online, the map does not add up. talk about wild and sloppy part of friends across the aisle like to talk about how he is some sort of genius this dude could not even post a simple spreadsheet that adds up. it's literally off byp. tens of billions of dollars. you guys that is wild like while literally that is wild. but in spite of this our friends across our act like everything is normal and yesterday, last night they passed a budget resolution that so i went and got medicaid and medicare but it's going to make these cuts and federal firings permanent even though they don't spanking america less safe in the meantime elon musk is awarding himself additional federal contracts in fact yesterday it was reported that he gave himself the faa contract

department of justice is on the front lines. sadly we are seeing left-wing activist judges issuing nationwide injunctions. tell us about what it is like defending against those lawsuits and give us your thoughts on the authority of one radical district judge to try to run the executive branch. >> two words, we are winning. >> i like that answer. >> we have one unelected district judge trying to tell president trump, who was elected overwhelmingly by the american people, where federal funds can do. we're winning. even in liberal courts we are winning. if not, we are going to go all the way to the supreme court and keep winning. >> you and i have been friends a long time. i am thrilled with the job you are doing. i was thrilled with the president when he announced her nomination. on behalf of 31 million texans, thank you for stepping forward and answering the call. thank you for pouring your heart into defending this nation and keeping my kids safe, keeping all of our kids safe. thank you for remaining faithful to the constitution and bill of rights and restoring integrity to the department of justice. >> thank you

terms of whether we stand with our allies or cave in to putin domestically, in terms of whether we use the justice department as opposed to enforcement of the law. we are really at a crisis point. and even though the court hasn't acted yet on exactly what is going to happen with respect to almost $2 billion that congress has appropriated in foreign aid, i do expect a ruling quite soon. >> soon. >> well, professor laurence tribe, when that happens, i'm sure we will have you back. professor tribe, thank you, as always, for coming to the last word. and coming up, democrats have a new plan to take on elon musk and his co president donald trump, and their attacks on the federal government. congressman joe neguse will (marci) what is going on? (luke) people love how the new homes-dot-com helps them get quick answers about any property by connecting them to the actual listing agent. (agent) oh! so, i'm done? (luke) oh, no, no, no! we're still not sure everyone knows that we're the only site that always connects you to the listing agent rather than selling off your contact info. so, we're gonna keep you up there a l

department of justice. >> thank you for fighting for us. >> thank you guys for being here as well. we do this show monday, wednesday and friday, so subscribe. god bless america. ♪ lake. ♪♪ >> i've got to take the sin. phenomenal. you look great. we are all sleeping better, are we? [cheering] how many of you are sleeping so much better since january 20? [cheering] i curl up every night with the sweetest dream watching what president trump has accomplished and has done in one month, incredible. every night feels like new year's eve. i want to thank matt mercy for bringing us together to celebrate. an amazing month we've had. isn't it rate? [cheering] a lot of you know about politics but i had a 30 year career, the voice of arizona. if you're from arizona, you know that. walked away from a very high paying job during covid-19 because i was aligned with the public. i had to ask myself, paycheck i was worth the cost the answer was no less the question a lot of people asking themselves. how much is the paycheck, how much money worth it? how i was raised. i grew up as ronald reagan as my

. >> or cave in to putin domestically, in terms of whether we use the justice department for purposesed to enforcement of the law. we are really at a crisis point. and even though. >> the court hasn't. >> acted yet on exactly what is going to happen with respect to. almost $2 billion that congress has appropriated in foreign aid, i do expect the ruling quite soon. >> soon. >> well, professor laurence tribe, when that happens, i'm sure we will have. >> you back. >> professor tribe, thank you, as always, for coming to the last word. and coming up. democrats have a new plan to take on elon musk and his co president donald trump, and their attacks on the federal government. >> congressman joe. >> congressman joe. >> neguse will join us (luke) so why can't we say we're the best home shopping site? (lawyer) because while true, you just can't say that legally. (luke) so i can't say... “homes-dot-com is the best!” (lawyer) no. (marci) what if we jumbled up the words? (luke) homes best is com dot the. (lawyer) no. (luke) what if we said it in spanish? (marci) homes-punto-com es el mejor. (lawy

there's been a number of department of justice nominees that have come before us, most if not all, you know, echoing over and over again the respect for the constitution, the commitment for the constitution, a commitment to the rule of law yet when pressed about whether or not they would loyal to the constitution versus patrol, they don't give strong answers. high ranking department not adequately defending the balance of power, coequal branches of government, the checks and balances built to the constitution is telling of the political times we are living in and alarming. i know my time is limited so let me jump into a couple of questions for the folks before us. first mr. sour, representing the united states before the supreme court should you be confirmed as an attorney, though, admitting to any state bar in the country for defending the constitution of the united states, the president has already defied the constitution and supreme court in reference to birthright citizenship. >> thank you, senator padilla for the question. i really appreciated the cordial conversation monday eveni

the department of justice says that he used money for the nonprofit to pay for things like vacation amazoners and suv. the doj is also accusing him of pocketing $50,000 from steph and ayesha curry that they donated back in 2019. now, if convicted, he faces 20 years in prison and a fine of $250,000. john reed elementary school in rohnert park opened back up today. yesterday, hundreds of children were forced to stay home after vandals broke in and they trash some classrooms. the investigation into the vandalism is ongoing. >> still ahead for democratic mayors will be in the hot seat tomorrow over country's border crisis out. they plan to defend their city's sanctuary status. and after the break, more on president trump's address to congress and nation. tonight. we are live with our political expert michael yaki. >> all eyes are on washington tonight. fencing is up around the u.s. capitol building an extra layer of security, head of president trump's joint address to congress. coming up in about a half hour from now. republican and democratic lawmakers will be in attendance if it's anything l

of columbia, but this is sending shock waves across the justice department. assigned critics say they are under the thumb of president trump moving forward. >> john: remind us againartin is. >> report: ed martin is one of those people who has a nickname he self proclaims. he calls h himself ed "legal" martin. he was part of the stop the steel movement after that election and was a generate sixth defense attorney appointed to the job after the inauguration of president trump. he was the one who disposed of those cases after the pardons were handed down. >> john: what has been the reaction to these demotions? and what are they being demoted to, by the way? >> report: some are being demoted to the position of handling this misdemeanor crimes. they were tackling the highest profile prosecution in america a american history a few months ago. there is a broad concern that fbi agents to prosecutors inside the department of justice, everybody is looking over their shoulder, worried and email will pop up in a few minutes that they have been moved or have lost their jobs. it's hard to function as a professional when you are worried about that every few minutes. >> scott ma

jump into my questions for the nominees before us, i asked to express not just disappointment but alarm. there have been a number of department of justice nominees that could be -- have convened for us, could be for us, could be forced, most of not all echoed over and over again the respect and commitment for the constitution, the commitment to the rule of law. yet, when pressed about whether or not they would be loyal to the constitution versus potential directives or decisions contrary to existing law in the constitution, they do not give strong answers. at least, not that give us the comfort level that we, the american people need and deserve. when it comes to something as simple as existing law says this -- a court has ordered the administration to stop doing that. to off you state -- to ob fuscate, i cannot member a time in history of all of the nominees, high-ranking department of justice officials not adequately defending the balance of power. co-equaled branches of government, the checks and balances built into the constitution. his telling of the political times we are living in and alarming. that being said, i know my time is

the biden department of justice propose remedies including selling the chrome web browser, it is automatically when you use your phone. when you see what the recommendations are and what ultimately becomes of this. my opinion is trump department of justice will be friendlier to the big tech companies. stuart: donald trump's busy untruths social, he posted this, the head of the united auto workers of america stated tariffs are necessary to correct years of abuse of the usa by other countries and companies. we lost 90,000 factories and plants, he is one hundred% correct. that's posted from the president. still ahead. have you seen this? migrants cloning border patrol vehicles, looks like desperation. democrats went viral for the wrong reasons. ♪ stuart: hard to believe serious politicians but that outcome of the trump team responded with their own video, we will show that to you later. are the democrats in disarray? leadership is, quote, confronting members who disrupted trump's speech as ten house democrats voted to censure congressman al green katie pavlich on that next. ♪ it's backed by science it is clin

us marshals in the usual sense. we asked the department of justice about it, since the marshals are part of d.o.j. t that you please verify with your sources to ensure your reporting would be accurate. we absolutely are trying. it would help a lot if you guys would answer the question, are those us marshals? that said, while that sort of unsettling detail remains outstanding, while we literally cannot tell who it is that's showing up, apparently armed to let doge staffers into locked doors that legally they may not be allowed to be in. while that remains unsettled, whether this question of who is the armed escort for what doge is trying to do, the justice department appears to be conducting another one of their friday night purges of career officials firings at main justice in washington, dc, tonight and at the us attorney's office in manhattan. two prosecutors from the corruption case against new york city mayor eric adams were placed on administrative leave tonight. reporting from nbc news indicates that in manhattan, those prosecutors were walked out of the building by us marshals. joining us no

us with our immigration agenda. that is why eight experienced prosecutors, including conservatives, resigned. they said that is a completely inappropriate, dangerous use of the justice department'sr. you can't use prosecution to enforce your politics. that is why i and so many people in the justice department see this as such a bigger deal than just eric adams. >> i think that is exactly why it's a bigger deal. this is an administration, the trump administration, who has constantly accused the other side of using politics to prosecute people. and now you're seeing politics in court being used as the reason to dismiss this case. >> give him credit for candor, right. at least they didn't go in there with some pretext and say, well, we think it's a shabby case. they just said, no, this is politics, and we're going to do it. >> all right, speaking of currying favor, there has been another case that was absolutely shocking. sam bankman-fried did this interview. he was also in the same prison and i guess same cell area as diddy. yeah. what what happened there? >> well, so they're both being held at the metropolitan detention center in brooklyn. and by the way, we you and i were saying

department of justice says he used money for the nonprofit to pay for a vacation property. on orders and an suv. the doj also accusing him of pocketing $50,000 in donations from steph and ayesha curry. if convicted, solomon faces 20 years in prison and a fine of $250,000. stick around. kron. 4 news at 10 continues with elon musk's effort to cut the federal workforce, causing confusion for workers all across the country. >> including some right here in the bay area. >> and we're honoring remarkable women of the bay area. coming up, we're going to share the story of oakland woman who wears many hats. the department of government efficiency's terminated leases for 3 federal agencies. >> here in the bay area, this includes the u.s. geological survey office in menlo park, the irs office in san mateo and the equal employment opportunity commission office in san jose. >> the doge website claims the terminations have saved the government more than 10 million dollars. meantime, government officials estimate some. >> 2400 workers for the department of veteran affairs were laid off and

. >> when it comes to the state of idaho and specifically this case, walk us through the immediate implications of what the justice departmentblocked the full enforcement of its abortion ban by granting a temporary restraining order that idaho's largest health care provider had requested. but how and what will how long will that order be in place for? and what happens from here on out? >> look, the law has been clear for decades that. >> everyone has. >> a right. >> to emergency care, including abortion care, regardless of where they live. and this crucial protection. >> has been critical for pregnant. patients when they experience medical crises. what has happened. >> in this case is, fortunately, saint luke's hospital system. has stepped into the breach and. >> has brought its own. >> lawsuit to. >> try to defend emergency care in idaho. but we know extremist idaho politicians are not going to stop fighting. when this. >> case was first. >> brought by the biden administration. >> they went all. >> the way to the supreme. >> court for the right to put doctors in jail. >> simply for trying to save their patients lives. so th

of events that are happening in the world around us. >> well, the religious action center is the social justice, you could say, department or manifestatione reform movement, of the union for reform judaism. that's a national organization, the religious action center. it has been around for a long time. people may be familiar with it. hopefully are. in 2012, rabbis and leaders decide we had needed to organize in california to impact statewide policy. it's under the umbrella of the organization and integrated into the national organization, but we are a statewide network of reformed congregations putting together the justice work to be more powerful on a statewide level. >> thank you. we should say that the reform movement in american jewish life is part of the theological left branch of jewish life thee lodge lodgic -- theologically in the united states. >> the jcrc represents over 60 jewish institutions in the bay area on a wide range of issues. issues our community cares about. we build consensus. we take those issues, mobilize our community, turn it into action. we really are trying to amplify our commune's voice on issues we deeply ca

us service members in 2021. at least $175.00 guns were also killed. the bombing happened a couple airports as crowns attempted to flee the country off the ton of bonds take over the us, justice department has named them on those. how many that show for them and says he's expect you to appear in a virginia court. h one wednesday, was arrested and focused on parental reign. and indonesia has cause severe flooding in the city of the cost in the capital to call to 3 rivers bus. the banks closing both levels to rise 3 meters in some places. at least one person has been killed in thousands displaced. emergency shelter is nearing their capacity. amazing, a set of them vicious growth, talkative, around 5 percent of the coming year. the spots an escalating trade war with the us . the target was announced in the opening of china's national people's congress. katrina, you reports the foundation a premier lea town opens china's national people's congress and they doing by describing the unprecedented head winds, the country faces internationally. why move funds? the changes on seeing, you know, century are on folding across the world at a faster pace. and you criminally complex and a severe extern

who can't afford representation or can't afford the disruption of their life using either a judicial investigation or a department of justiceople considering running in 2026. there are so many opportunities right now for democratic candidates to step up. this could be a great midterm, but if you're one of those potential candidates, you're thinking, am i willing to step into the fray in a high profile environment and subject myself to a possible investigation through the weaponization of the department of justice or financial audit? this is already having a chilling effect, and i think if that is the only thing the trump administration accomplishes, and they are short of any actual charges or convictions, because most of these are superfluous and meaningless investigations, they've achieved what they hope to do, which is to quiet the voices of dissent. >> senator whitehouse, are you going to be there tonight? >> i've got my gag reflex. just isn't working for that. >> i don't know. >> no. >> that. well, thank you for sharing that with us. and thank you for joining us today. david jolly, thank you for spending the hour with u

us service members in 2021. at least 170 s guns were associate bombing happened. a couple airports as crowds attempted to flee the country of the 10 events take a us justice department has named them from this. i mean, it still says, expect you to a fee and the virginia quote later on wednesday is arrested in pocket start emergency shelters reaching capacity, an edge of content with flood waters of swamped more than a $1000.00 times to run show rains, close several rivers to of i wouldn't because the that's sitting neighboring, the indonesian capital want to levels swell by 3 meters in some places. at least one person has been killed and thousands have been displaced. international far to say they've begun spending heavy rain full using cloud seating techniques. hundreds of phil make cars are routing to save cinemas, and it's how do you and capitol hollywood, great site. martin scorsese stevens spill back, and fontes most popular have joined the campaign to save the cities. movie theaters from property to front of us. but it's with reports now from the a kind of jo is one of forward you facing them as left in rome, where they used to be a 160 the romans who want to

reminder the justice department is not the personal law firm of the president. joining uscutor and former justice department lawyer brendan ballou. welcome, mr. >> mr. ballou. thank you for being here. i have talked to a number of people who have either been fired outright or who are currently placed on administrative leave. and one person i spoke with is a general counsel at an agency. they don't want to say which one because they'll be found out quite easily. who is career nonpolitical administrative leave with the promise of being fired? and i said, what do you want people to know? what should people know? and they said that we are living through a coup. that, to me is very chilling. is that the feeling inside the justice department? >> i mean. >> whether or not you describe. >> it as a coup, this is a. fundamental change in what the department of justice is supposed. >> to be. >> you know. >> after watergate, you. >> know, the department of justice really reformed itself. >> to become. >> a much. >> more nonpartisan institution, to try to build up its own credibility.

of good stuff in there. ben domenech, thank you for being with us. >> thank you. charlie: how trump's justice departmentacking down on the rise of anti-semitism on college campuses. we're always looking to make things easier. like using a wood splitter instead of an axe. that worked up an appetite for some old folks sausage. we've made that easier, too. you can take our frozen patties from the freezer to the skillet. let is thaw, as it cooks. as always, the last one is as good as the first one. find purnell■s old folk country sausage in the freezer section. 'cause it■s goo-od and easy too. sheldon: restoration is more than walls. it's more than paint. it's more than cleaning. that's the thing we'll never forget. for belfor, it's your memories. it's your life's passion. it's your home. belfor, restoring more than property. charlie: a fedex care craft making a emergency landing at newark airport in new jersey after a bird strike. see the plane's right engine on fire. the incident happening about an hour ago after takeoff. thankfully nobody was hurt. air traffic the briefly stopped as a precaution and the

department of justice in this incarnation right now? >> well, it seems to. >> me the department. >> of justice is being used as the. >> primary force.allies. >> right. >> this is this. >> is the favor machine. >> government where. >> it the law. >> as we. >> knew it. >> is being. >> as a meme. >> being used as a means to discipline the public. >> to send the signal. >> that you need to stay on trump's good side. >> to stay on the. >> good side of the law. >> now. >> that is contrary. >> to everything that we've understood and. >> embraced and advocated. >> for the law to. >> be. >> but that that is what. >> authoritarianism gets you. and as to. the question. >> of whether. >> trump cares about whether. experienced people. >> stay at these. >> departments. >> i don't think they do. i mean, when it comes to. >> autocracies. >> having inexperienced people who actually don't understand. >> the law. >> and the rules. >> and why. >> they were. >> there to. benefit the country is. >> an advantage. >> for the authoritarian because they are just all the more easily able to just follow. >> orders. >> right? >> they know. >> no other way. and

a bad name as well as the department of justice. >> sean: it sounds like a massive list, doesn't sound like you are going to be sleeping a lot in the next 4 years. >> none of usill but it's worth it. it's worth it to fight for the american people and to keep america safe. >> sean: thank you for coming end. good to see you. when we come back president trump has only been in office 6 weeks and wins continuing to pile up. the hannity white house briefing with press secretary karoline leavitt straight ahead. oh, it makes me want to tear up. i swear to god, there ain't no way i would be here without tik tok. i got really good at tearing motors apart and putting them back together, and the car still worked. i received so much support for that, and it made me feel like, okay, maybe i can really, really, really do this. (♪) my business has tripled in the last year because of me sharing my videos on tiktok. i wouldn't be able to support the families they'll work for me now without tik tok. without the increase in sales. (♪) >> sean: president trump has been in office for only 6 weeks but he continues to rack up a win after win, adding 2 more major victories today acco

. >> the department of justice says he used money for the nonprofit to pay for a vacation property. rders at an suv. the doj is also accusing him of pocketing $50,000 that was donated from steph and ayesha curry from 2019. and if convicted, he faces 20 years in prison and a reed elementary school back n open. the rohnert park campus closed on yesterday to close yesterday after vandals broke in and trash some of the classrooms. the cotati rohnert park unified school district says the school has been cleaned and repaired by maintenance teams in national news. all eyes on washington, d.c., tonight as president donald trump will deliver an address to a joint session of congress. republican and democratic lawmakers. we'll be there and our washington correspondent cal martin is here now. she joins us live with the very latest. >> hey, justine will if this address is anything like the president's first term? we're expecting some surprise guests likely some policy announcements now tonight's prime time address, a gives the president an opportunity to sell the american public on his domestic

of office. if this continues, we will be left with a justice department leadership populated by only cowards and fools. a justice department used both as a sword to go after the president's enemies and a shield to hide its corruption, then what will remain of our nation of laws but a sad memory of a time when we lived up to our founders' dreams only to squander the the senator from minnesota. ms. klobucher: mr. president, i rise in support of senator durbin's simple, but necessary, resolution. it reaffirms three basic principles that should be self-evident to all senators serving in this body. one, that there are courts established under the constitution as a coequal branch of government. two, that in the words of chief justice marshall in marbury v. madison, the court's role is to say what the law is. and, three, that the constitution requires the executive branch to comply with all federal court rulings. as i reminded all of the senators that were assembled for the president's inauguration, there is a reason that that inauguration is not held in a gilded presidential palace like it is in some countries. it is held in the unit

jump into my questions for the nominees before us, i just have to express not just disappointment, but alarm. this been a number of department of justice nominees who have come before us, most if not all echoing over and over again their respect for the constitution, commitment to the constitution, commitment to the rule of law. yet when pressed about whether or not they would be loyal to the constitution versus potential directives or decisions contrary to existing law, they don't give strong answers. at least none that gave us the comfort level that the american people need and deserve. when it comes to something as simple as existing law says this, a court has ordered the ministration to stop doing that, to obfuscate. i can't remember a time in history when of all the nominees, high-ranking department of justice officials not adamantly defending the balance of power, coequal branches of government, the checks and balances built into the constitution's telling of the political times we are living in and alarming. that being said, i know my time is limited to let me jump into a couple of action for the folks before us. as solicitor ge

of special counsel. david is live for us at the justice department with more on this. good afternoon. >> it afternoon. the office of special counsel oversees federal protections for federal employees, whistle-blowers not related to doj special counsel, a fight between hampton, bellinger and donald trump and president trump won this fight. announcing he would not go further after the u.s. circuit court of appeals last night ruled against him and said president trump could indeed make that firing. in a statement to fox news he rode him stopping the fight because yesterday court judges reviewing the trial court decision in my favor granting the request i move from office. this new ruling means it will be run by someone totally beholden to the president for the months that would pass before i could get a final decision from the u.s. supreme court. the supreme court previously chose not to weigh in on this fight last month. he was fired in early february in a brief email he claims he was fired without cause. or any explanation. his attorneys argued that congress protected t

the department of justice says solomon, a former executive director of the nonprofit use the money things like a vacation property. amazon orders and an suv. the doj also accusing him of pocketing a $50,000 donation from steph and ayesha curry. if convicted, he faces 20 years in prison for mail fraud and up to 5 years in prison for each of the 4 counts of tax evasion. >> still ahead on the news at 4, the vatican shares an update on the health of the pope. how he's doing this afternoon. so fire in the south bay causes significant damage to a (fisher investments) at fisher investments we may look like other money managers, but we're different. (other money manager) how so? (fisher investments) we're a fiduciary, obligated to act in our client'' best interest. (fisher investments) so we don't sell any commission-based products. (other money manager) then how do you make money? (fisher investments) we have a simple management fee, structured so we do better when our clients do better. (other money manager) your clients really come first then, huh? fisher investments: yes. we make them a top p

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department of justice. >> it sounds daunting. it sounds like a massive list. it doesn't sound like you're going to be sleeping a lot in the next four years. >> none of us will. but it's worth it. it's worth it to fight for the american people and to keep america safe. >> amen. pam, thank you for coming in. good to see you. thank you. when we come back, president trump has only been in office six weeks. and the winds continue to pile up. we're going to tell you what happened today. yes. the hannity white house briefing with press secretary caroline leavitt straight ahead. >> sean hannity. >> is stepping away from politics. >> all right. whoa, whoa. >> let's not go. >> that far. >> sean is. >> getting personal on fox nation. >> that's more like it. >> there's a healthy amount of fear that can be a motivator. >> you exude passion and care. >> all i can do is try to be better with every passing day. >> sean, stream the. >> next. >> episode with. >> jillian michaels now on fox nation. america is streaming. >> we got the pink. >> ankle weights out. >> you really. >> want me to wear a pink ankle weights? >> hi. mike huckabee here. having spent many years in politic

the committee called out mayor eric adams after the department of justice dismissed a corruption case against him saying the trump administration is using the mayor for the president's immigration enforcement efforts. >> are you selling out new yorkers to save yourself from prosecution? >> there is no deal, no quid pro quo. >> reporter: the mayors used the hearing as an opportunity to call on congress to fix the nation's broken immigration laws. erica brown, cbs news, capitol hill. >>> coming up, against the odds. a boy kidnapped seven years ago is found alive. what led police to the discovery. >>> and hard to swallow. an alleged thief apparently takes drastic measures to hide some stolen earrings. measures some stolen earrings. (vo) is your asthma rescue a dinosaur? airsupra is the only asthma rescue inhaler fda-approved to treat symptoms and help prevent asthma attacks. airsupra should not be used as a maintenance treatment for asthma. get medical help right away if your breathing doesn't improve or worsens or for serious allergic reactions, like rash, mouth or tongue swelling, trouble breathing or swallowing, or chest pain. using air

directly calls for the fda to revoke its approval of medication abortion, which is used in nearly two thirds of all abortions. this week, the justice departmentn is swiftly moving toward all of these goals. on tuesday, the doj dismissed a lawsuit that had been brought by the biden administration against the state of ohio over ohio, idaho's total abortion ban, paving the way for that idaho band to go back into effect. the biden administration had sued idaho, charging that the state's strict abortion ban violated a federal law designed to require hospitals to provide stabilizing care to all patients whose health is in danger. because the idaho ban is so strict, it could actually prevent women who are miscarrying or experiencing serious pregnancy complications from accessing emergency abortion care in violation of that federal law. also on tuesday, trump's justice department requested and received an extension in the ongoing abortion medication case in texas, all part of a broader review of the medication abortion cases. if you recall, last year, the supreme court ruled unanimously that the original plaintiffs in that case lacked standing to bri

there on behalf of us to keep us safer are being put in danger because of these leakers trying to advance their political agenda. >> attorney general pam bondi says the justice department vowed to use polygraphs to try identify those responsible. last month border czar tom homan blamed leakers for hampering an operation near denver. >> only a matter time walk into a place bad guy doesn't care sitting in wait for the officers to show up and ambush him. this is not a game. >> preliminary government data show border patrol apprehended fewer than 8500 migrants last month at the southern border. the lowest since officials began keeping monthly records 25 years ago. >> u.s. border patrol is going to know how to security border. the last administration didn't want to listen. >> some democrats are criticizing the administration's methods and say republicans should negotiate a bipartisan border bill. >> numbers being down, that's a good thing. what the administration is doing, especially with ice raids and schools with flying repatriating people who often aren't only criminals in military airplanes for intimidation, talking about housing people in gaunt, that's it for intimidat

of the brain. jonathan: kimberly forensic analyst thank you so much for sharing your expertise with us. thank you kimberly. >> thank you for having me. anita: up next justice departmentallegations of anti-semitism across college campuses. the target of the doj's latest investigation. and later democratic mayors in the hot seat over their sanctuary city policies. we'll ask house oversight committee chairman james comer if he got the answers he was looking for. >> welcome back, the justice department opens an investigation into the university of california system. over anti-semitism allegations, it is just one of the trurp administration latest responses to anti-israel protest that have been erupting across college campuses since the start of the israel-hamas war. justice department chief of staff and acting associate attorney general chad mizel joins me with more on this investigation. chad thank you so much for coming in on a saturday really appreciate it. right off the top. i want to let our viewers know when we talk about the university of california system, we are talking about the most elite public schools in the state of california. ucla, uc berkeley, uc san die