the policy of the israeli occupation colonial dictator regime. recent press release by the us justice department shows in his really intelligence for arms involvement in massive hacking uh campaign targeting individuals and organizations around the world. press release did not name the intelligence firm but said its owner aviram azari has been given an 80 month prison term. statement said firm played a major role in orchestrating and facilitating an international hacking campaign from israel. azari's clients are unknown, but some of the targets mentioned in the document are activists and financial firms and us as that he was arrested in 2019 and has pleaded guilty to computer intrusion wire fraud and identity theft charges his earned nearly 5 million dollars from his criminal activities between 2014 and 2019. it's right for your latest here on pressv, everyone, thanks for tuning in and bye-bye for now. they don't want us to speak, that's what occupation is about, that's routine. three years of washing their minds in order how to kill, how to hate, how to see the life from the security windows.

a recent press release by the us justice department shows an israel intelligence involvements in a massive hacking campaign, targeting individuals and organizations around the world. the press release did not name the intelligence firm, but said its owner, aviram azari has been given an 80-month prison sentence. the statement said the firm played a major role in orchestrating and facilitating an international hacking campaign from israel. azari's clients are unknown, but some of the targets mentioned in the document are activist and financial firms in the us. lazar was arrested in 2019 and has pleaded guilty to computer intrusion, wire fraud and identity theft charges. he has earned nearly 5 million dollars from his criminal activity between the years 2014 and 2019. and that is for this additional world news, thanks for being with us, i'll be back at the top the hour with the recap of the top stories, it's bye-bye for now. well this occupation forces are perpetrating genocide in gaza, the zinish propaganda machine has gone into overdrive. "on the one hand, people see every day children, ba

the policy of the israeli occupation colonial dictator regime. a recent press release by the us justice department shows and israeli intelligence firms involvement in a massive hacking campaign targeting individuals and organizations from around the world. press release did name the intelligence firm but said its owner avarim azari has been sentenced to 80 months in prison. statement said firm played a major role in orchestrating and facilitating and international hacking campaign out of israel. all is that his clients are unknown, but some of the targets mentioned in the document are activists and financial firms in the us. also he was arrested in 2019 and has pleaded guilty to compete. intrusion, wire fraud and identity theft, he earned over $5 million from his criminal activities between 2014 and 2019. that's what for your latest here on pr tv, everyone, thanks for tuning in and goodbye for now. welcome to the palestinian village of alaqaba. it's in the northern jordan valley. you think life here would be relatively simple and uncomplicated? for palestinians in area see uh that the way that isr

a recent press release by the us justice department shows an israelly intelligence firms involvement in a massive hacking campaign targeting individuals and organizations around the world, the press release did not name the intelligence firm, but said its owner avaram azari has been given an 80 month prison sentence, the statement said the firm played a major role in orchestrating and facilitating an international hacking campaign from israel. azari's clients are unknown, but some of the targets mentioned in the document are activists and financial firms in the us. azari was arrested in 2019 and is pledged. guilty to computer intrusion, wire fraud and identity theath charges. he has earned nearly $5 million dollars from his criminal activities between 2014 and 2019. and with that it brings us to the end of this world news bulletin. that's it for me, appreciate you being with us, so stay tuned, uh, the news and brief will be up in about five minutes. don't turn that down. i would do exactly like israel did kill as many people as possible since the the the word is letting me do it. it'

the policy of the israeli occupation, colonial dictator regime. recent press release by the us justice department shows in israely intelligence firms involved and a massive hacking campaign targeting individuals and organizations worldwide. press release did name the intelligence firm, but said owner, aviram mazari has been given an 80 month prison term. the sam said firm played a major role in orchestrating and facilitating an international hacking campaign from israel, as are his clients are. known, but some of the targets mentioned in the document are activists and financial firms based out of the us. all that he was arrested in 2019 and has pleaded guilty to computer intrusion, wire fraud and identity theft. he uh made over 5 million dollars from his criminal activities between 2014 and 2019. and that's it for your lates here on pres tv everyone, thanks for tuning in and bye-bye for now. disabled girl from gaza, how is life for her? how was she tackling her problems? how has the israeli bloccade put her under constant pressure? and how has she remained hopeful under the worst of conditions? l

mainstream media reporters attended the initiative max chivily press. a recent press release by the us justice departmentin a massive hacking campaign targeting individuals and organizations around the world. press release did not name the intelligence firm but said its owner aviram azari has been given eight 80-month prison sentence. the statement said the firm played a major role in orchestrating and facilitating an international hacking campaign from israel, azari's clients are unknown, but some of the targets mentioned in the documents are actives and financial firms in the us. azari was arrested in 2019 and has pleaded guilty to computer intrusion, wire fraud and identity theft. he has earned nearly $5 million from his criminal activity between 2014 and 2019. and with that we come to an end for this additional world news. thanks for being with us all be back at the top of the hour with a recap of the top stories. bye-bye for now, unyielding resolve, look into the tumoltuous life of yauster arafat. the palestinian leader who dared sit at the negotiation table with israel only to face broken promises

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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

his language calling his opponents, quote, vermin, is shocking an his proposals about using the justice department to go after critics, it is unfathomable. and it is anti-democratic. now "the washington post" reached out to the trump campaign to get a response to how his language, this vermin terminology, echoes that of previous dictators like muse oliny and hitler. they said, those who try to make that ridiculous assertion are clearly snowflakes, grasping for anything because thaey're suffering from trump derangement syndrome and their existence will be crushed when president trump returns to the white house. what better way to prove you do not have authoritarian instincts than by promising your critics will be crushed upon returning to the white house. we'll start with kristin holmes who is following the increasingly harsh, dire, authoritarian language coming from donald trump and his campaign this weekend. >> reporter: former president trump ramping up his inflammatory rhetoric. >> the threat from outside forces is far less sinistic and dangerous and grave than the threat from within. >> report

arrest or run to the nation to swedish vacation. meanwhile, us officials confirmed to the straining embassy in washington. the justice department was conducting an active vigorous inquiry into whether assigned to be charge under the us little, most likely, the espionage act, 2 weeks a to be straight in embassy in london. advise these training governments that media reports of a secret grand jury in the us. the games we can be less likely. true. on the 16th of december, the sage was released on bail. his passport was confiscated. he was under house arrest for the next 2 years. the enough and the 2011, the u. k. supreme court will disown, should be extradited to switch to face questionnaire. those the allegation in june 2012 to avoid being taken into custody by sweet and then extradited to the west. a saints took asylum in ecuador, and embassy in london. the in the 2nd half of 2016, the company contracted to provide security services at the embassy by the government of ecuador, begin assisting the caea and spying on a st agent as visitors in the embassy. they uploaded the security camera footage to an f t p server and gave the c

>> reporter: and use the justice department to target political adversaries. >> day one i'll direct the to investigate every radical district attorney and attorney general in america for their illegal racist and reverse enforcement of the law. >> reporter: as for the second day and beyond, trump and high school allies have promised to wield the power of the executive branch in unprecedented ways. >> in 2024, we are going to put america first like never before. >> reporter: with the focus on revenge, telling univision this month -- >> 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. >> reporter: as in his first term, many of trump's policies are expected to prompt robust legal challenges. and political opposition. >> typical constraints of a political process don't seem to apply to him. there is not a lot of law to deal with a president who just doesn't care about the law. >> reporter: this time to avoid delays, trump aligned groups are laying the ground work in advance. >> this is for conservatives to help the nex

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

coming just days after "the washington post" reported that trump told friends he wants to use the justice departmentgo after former members of his own administration who have been critical of his actions people like his former chief of staff john kelly and attorney general bill barr. president biden telling supporters at a chicago fundraiser last night, quote, the same man who said we should terminate rules and regulations and articles of the constitution is now running to end democracy as we know it. he's not even hiding it. all of it eerily reminiscent of this, richard nixon's infamous enemies list. the white house special counsel at the time noting the plan was to use the machinery of the government to, quote, screw our political enemies. one part of a mass conspiracy that eventually led to nixon's resignation in 1974. nearly 50 years later, it's unclear if donald trump's supporters even care. right now i'm joined by matthew dowd, msnbc political analyst, with me in studio, nbc's vaughn hillyard who's been covering donald trump, and jen palmieri, an msnbc political analyst. welcome all of you, je

the former president telling univision he would use the justice department to after his enemies. weaponization. and the people aren't going to stand for. it's yet, they've done something that allows the next party, if i happen to be president and i see somebody who's doing well and beating me very badly, i say, go down and indict them. mostly what that would mean, they'd be out of business. that be out. they'd be out of the election. >> joining me now, former deputy assistant attorney general lisa graves. lisa, i want to know both what do you make of trump's threats to use the doj for political retribution but also the first part of his answer where he is accusing the current administration of doing the same, once again, without any evidence. >> he's certainly lying, yet again. this is affection he's trying to create. this justice department under merrick garland has followed the rules, cut square corners and is not engaged in any political retribution. it's pursuits affects as they found them. as are the other attorneys in other jurisdictions like georgia and new york. i think w

the disgraced ex president wants to use the justice department to carry out his own personal revenge missions, using the power of the federal government to take vengeance on his political adversaries. he also plans to carry out an extreme immigration crackdown, including erecting sprawling camps to hold undocumented detainees. to accomplish these goals, trump and allies are looking to purge career civil servants from the government, and replace them with trump loyalists. they will also want to install more aggressive and ideologically aligned legal gatekeepers throughout the government, who will carry out trump's plans with no questions asked. a second trump presidency truly runs the risk of ending american democracy as we know it. that is not hyperbolic. let us bring back michael steele and christina greer, also joining the conversation -- ruth -- and an expert on authoritarianism. it is great to have you with us. ruth, let me start with this axios report. that this trump allied machine that is beginning to spin has the most power over the formation of a potential future government o

the disgraced ex-president wants to use the justice department to carry out revenge missions using thement to take vengeance on political adversaries. he also plans to carry out an extreme immigration crackdown including sprawling camps to hold undocumented detainees. to accomplish these goals they are looking to purge career civil servants from the government and replace them with trump loyalists. they also want to install more aggressive i ideologically aligned gatekeepers for the government that will carry out his plans with no questions asked. a second trump presidency truly runs the risk of ending to -- american democracy as we know it. that is not hyperbolic. let's bring michael steele and christina greer back. we also have an expert on authoritarianism joining us. ruth, let me start with this axios report. this trump ally machine that is beginning to spin has the most power over the formation of a potential future government of any group in u.s. history. put this report into perspective for us. is this from the ex-president and his allies? is it as an unprecedented as it seems o

would attack the deep state can centralize power in the executive -- go after enemies and use the justice department to ensure his will. do you believe that the institution would hold a second time? >> no. this is in line with the theory. trump was not prepared for what he got from the deep state. that is of concern. department of justice -- i think from my perspective that would be one of the big problems and risks of the trump presidency, that he would push much harder and stronger. so for example, many populist leaders will try to use mechanisms to put pressure on the opposition. they suddenly discover engagement and corruption. but i think the judiciary would block any kind of discriminatory use of the law. he would find less relation, but there are still other lines out there. civil society that earlier was very vibrant. they learned how to use the base. i got the first trump term and virtually every one of his initiatives was challenged in the court, especially democratically nominated judges were happy to block him and limit him. i am not in american politics. but the charismatic authority on

"the washington post" reports he would use the justice department to retaliate against critics.nd members of the biden administration. >> we have done something that allows the next party, somebody, if i happen to be president and i see somebody who's doing well and beating me very badly, i say, go down and indict them. >> trump is also spelling out his plan for the border. >> we will begin the largest, domestic deportation operation in american history. >> according to "the new york times," trump wants to are round up millions of undocumented people, including those who have been in the u.s. for decades. to help make all of this happen, axios reports the trump team is already screening tens of thousands of so-called foot soldiers who share his ideology. and listed in the conservative heritage foundation which is asking applicants to fill out a questionnaire, all in an effort to replace some 50,000 federal workers. >> with you at my side, we will demolish the deep state. >> around the coffee table this morning, podcaster carol swisher, editor of the dispatch in los angeles times

promising to do in a second term, in terms of camps for illegal immigrants, in terms of using the justice department to go after his political opponents, in terms of trying to clamp down on free speech. look, i'm not a particular fan of msnbc, but i think trying to -- >> i think they're used to it after eight years of him. >> but that's rather chilling. >> it is, but most of the things he says are provocative, which is why he was kicked off of twitter in the first place, which is why we didn't cover these tweets, but now we cover through truth social. but like building a wall, he didn't really do it. he can't do it, he never could. so it juices up his friends and supporters, and it says, you know, it makes him feel good. but he can't deliver on things like that. >> there are a lot of things that voters want to see a second trump term perhaps do. that's why he's performing reasonably well in the polls. but those are things like, get the economy going again, gas prices get back low again. they don't want an agenda based around revenge. and the more that donald trump talks about that as being his numbe

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

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

the "washington post" "washinghe would use the justice department to retaliate against critics and members of the biden administration. >> they have done something that allows the next party, i mean if somebody, if i happen to be president, and i see somebody who is doing well, and beating me very badly, i'll say go down and indict them. >> trump is also spelling out his plan for the boarder. >> we will begin the largest domestic deportation operation in american history. >> according to "the new york times," trump wants to round up millions of undocumented people, including those who have been in the u.s. for decades. to help make all this happen, axios reports the trump team is already screening tens of thousands of so-called foot soldiers who share his ideology. enlisting the conservative heritage foundation. which is asking applicants to fill out a questionnaire. all in an effort to replace some 50,000 federal workers. >> with you at my side, we will demolish the deep state. >> reporter: around the coffee table this morning, podcaster, kara swisher, editor of the dispatch, and los ange

president has said he would attack the deep state and the executive go after enemies and use the justice department to ensure his will. do you believe the institutions would hold the second time? >> this is in line with the executive theory. trump was not prepared from what he got from deep state. that is of concern. the department of justice is not insulated from the executive institutionally. so i think from my perspective one of the big problems and risks of the second trump presidency would push muchre harder and much stronger and conviction. but it's still an independent judiciary. many populist leaders try to use administrative in order to put pressure on the opposition. the opposition and corruption government politicians never do and then you have like the irs going after them. they would block any discriminatoryis use of the law and that way. so the second trump term has less put back in from the deep stage but there are still other lines out there. congress, civil society which is very migrant and trump learns but of course his opponents learn as well limiting him. when think the first tr

president said that he would attack the deep state, centralize power, go after enemies and use the justice department to ensure his will. do you believe the institutions would hold the second time. >> this is in line with the unitarian executive theory. tom was not prepared for the existence -- the resistance he got from what he called the deep state, he will try to purge the deep state more than before and that is of concern because the department of justice is not insulated institutionally. i think it would be from my perspective one of the big problems and risks of a second term presidency that he would push much harder and much stronger but there's still an independent judiciary. many populist leaders that try to use administrative mechanisms to put pressure on the opposition. opposition politicians suddenly discovered to have engaged in corruption, government politicians never do and then you have the irs going after them but the judiciary in the united states would block any discriminatory use of the law in that way, so you would find a second trump term, less resistance to installation draggin

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

justice department. so once again we started this week with a report that the former president is preparing to use the justice department to prosecute his political foes, to do exactly what he and his allies have falsely accused joe biden of doing. and here we are, at the end of the week, donald trump, sitting down with an interview with univision in which he confirmed to the world, yes, that is exactly what he intends to do. >> they have done something that allows, if i happen to be president and i see somebody who's doing well and beating me very badly i say, go down and indict them. mostly they would be out of business. they'd be out. they'll be out of the election. >> that guy. the guy threatening to start throwing his enemies in jail on day one as a very real chance of becoming president of united states again. it can be easy to dismiss things that trump says now on the campaign trail as bluster. but he is capable of following through on his promises, like's 2016 promise to institute a muslim ban, appoint justices who would overturn roe v. wade, pull out of the paris climate accords. all things that trum

joining us now, former justice department attorney on von spakovsky.action to this gag order, a mistrial. >> i tell you, the judge and manhattan, a first-year law student constitutional law, he doesn't seem to understand the first amendment. the quote you gave, he said he had unfettered right to speak to his law clerk. the attorneys in this case and donald trump have an unfettered right under the first amendment to criticize the judge and attorney general and the fact that the judge is violating their first amendment rights is shocking. even liberal constitutional scholars, urban, the dean of berkeley law school, aclu and liberals are coming out saying these are violated the first amendment. >> breaking news from a federal appeals court temporarily put a stay and freeze on the gag order in the 2020 federal election case. a freeze on trump gag order, what do you make of fox news? >> that's exactly what they should do. the gag order and the federal case and the district of columbia do, they are also the federal judge trying to prevent donald trump and la

of justice to go after his chief political rival, the personnel appear on the ballot with in about a year. 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 office

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

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

now, let's move on to economic news, with us contacts again alexandra, alexandra, i greet you. the us department of justice to the largest crypto exchange. she was accused 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+

>> yeah, we have known the former president, if he gets back in office, is planning to use the justice departmentexactly what has been done to him. whether he would actually do it in office, we just don't know. >> bret: we don't. but we will follow it all. panel, thanks so much. ♪ ♪ >> bret: finally tonight people are celebrating the festival of lights, homes, businesses with oil lamps traditional imreeghts saying wish you a brings you happiness, prosperity and joy. biggest hindu celebration. happy diwali. tomorrow on "special report," democratic congresswoman madeline dean, republican senator jerry moran try to find common ground, fair, balanced and still unafraid. big show tonight. laura is next. ♪

. >> reporter: and use the justice department to target political adversaries. >> on day one of my newinistration, i will direct the doj to investigate every radical district attorney and attorney general in america for their illegal racist and reverse enforcement of the law. >> reporter: as for the second day and beyond, trump and his allies have promised to wield the power of the executive branch in unprecedented ways. >> in 2024, we are going to put america first like never before. >> reporter: with a focus on revenge, telling univision this month -- >> 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. >> reporter: as in his first term, many of trump's policies are expected to prompt robust legal challenges. >> this is what democracy looks like! >> reporter: and political opposition. >> the people united will never be divided. >> typical constraints of the political process don't seem to apply to him. there is not a lot of law to deal with a president who just doesn't care about the law. >> this time to avoid d

there was the bombshell report from the new york times that revealed that trump wants to use the justice department to exact revenge on his political adversaries. the new york times also reported on plans for an extreme immigration crackdown that would include, quote, sweeping rates, giant camps, and mass deportations. according to a new report from axios, trump allies are pre screening the ideologies of thousands. the potential trump administration expands trump's power at every level of the u.s. government. trump is backing up these dangerous plans with violent rhetoric that should alarm anyone who cares about democracy and the rule of law. >> we pledged to you that we will root out the communists, marxist, fascist, and the radical left thugs that live like vermin within the confines of our country. the real threat is not from the radical right. the real threat is from the radical left. it's growing every day, every single day. the threat from outside forces is far less sinister, dangerous, engraved, in the threat from within. our threat is from within. >> vermin. historians have noted that trump

all has promised retribution, pledged around up protesters with the mi, and suggested using the justice department enemies. these are plans that should terrify each and every single one of us. but tonight, i want to pull back the curtain and take a look at who could be tasked with carrying out trump radical agenda come 2025. and on to the question, what would a second trump presidency without any huma guardrails, without adults in the room actually look like. let's start with the second best opposite, vice president of the united states, earlier this month trump voted the name of someone you probably heard of before, x fau host and far-right error, tucker carlson. trump said he liked tucker a lot, and will consider him for vp because he has common sense. here they are piling around a ufc fight just last week. i don't have time to go through all of the horribly racist, sexist, and bigoted remarks that carlson has made throughout his career, to bigoted even for fox, this is a small taste -- heartbeat away from the presidency. >> we have a moral obligation to admit, even if it makes our country poor,

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by the washington post, trump and allies have already been hashing out specific plans to use the justice departmentnish -- should he win a second term. and also to deploy the military against protesters on him in -- 2025. these reports should terrify each and every one of us. trump isn't hiding his authoritarian ambitions for a second term. from punishing his political opponents to locking up immigrants in camps, to deploying the military. all while echoing the hateful rhetoric of adolf hitler. we know exactly what we can expect if he retakes the white house in 2024. but hey, what was it about joe biden's age again? here to discuss more, jason stanley, a professor philosophy at yale university, also the author of how fascism works, the politics of us and them. jason, thanks for coming back on the show. let's start with trump's use of the word vermin. am i wrong to make the historical comparison to antisemitic propaganda during the not-so-years? >> no. i mean, this is -- this doesn't echo mein kampf, this is textbook mein kampf, except for an explicit mentioning of jews behind, left any antisemite w

the former president telling univision he would use the justice department to go after his enemies.they call it weaponization. and they people are not going to stand for it. yes -- allows the next 40, somebody if i happen to be president, and i see somebody who is doing well and beating me very badly, i say look down and invite them. mostly what that would mean, they would be out of business. they would be out. they would be out of the election. >> joining me now, former deputy assistant attorney general lisa gray. i want to know, both what you make of trump's threats to use at the doj for political retribution, but also the first part of his answer where he is accusing the current administration of doing the same once again without any evidence. >> he is certainly lying yet again. this is -- he is trying to create. the justice department under merrick garland has followed the rules, cuts, corners and is not engaged in any political retribution. it has pursued the facts as they have found them. as have the other attorneys in other jurisdictions like georgia and new york. i think tha

we are going to use the justice department to hold them accountable throughout this country because theyre letting the inmates run the asylum, and that's not right. we are going to do that. we will also look into who could be eligible for federal grants based on how they are doing. if they are not willing to say you need public safety, line order, -- law and order, withhold their ability to get federal grants. you have to have a hammer to hold people accountable. we understand how important it is. we will use every level at our disposal. the easiest thing to do is have cities come to their senses. i am shocked this does not seem to be happening. all the carnage that we see, to have a lot of them stuck in their ways, it shows the danger of ideology. it shows you the danger of a woke agenda, because it is detached from reality. they are pursuing this regardless of the outcome that they are seeing in real life. it is a huge problem. [indiscernible] the people that sign up to protect and serve are engaged in noble policy. any endeavor in life, you have to hold them accountable. you can have