chutkan, you have any issue congressman, with the amount of time it actually took for the us justice department to bring this case against trump i do absolutely. and indeed, during the first year, a year-and-a-half, raise this issue continually that the justice department seemed to be only proceeding against those that broke into this building where i'm standing and a battered down those doors in front of me to the house chamber or tried to they went after the foot soldiers, but it was a very long time before they went after those who had essentially organized and incited this attack on the capitol that was a very costly mistake. and probably, but for the work that we did on the january 6 committee and forcing the department to confront that evidence of trump's can complicity. he might not have been charged at all. >> will you accept the supreme court's ruling regardless of which way they decide >> i don't think we'll have any choice but to accept the court's ruling but here, i think the court's ruling is going to be he has no immunity the problem is, can we accept and live with the delay? and

kamla harris , joe biden's deputy , accused robert hoare, the us justice department's inspector, of politicalk and said that he intends to hit biden with the report. this report said that biden in when the vice president. he kept and disclosed classified documents at home. however, there is no charge against him. robert added that biden's actions have put national security at risk . this reporter described biden as having a severely limited and weak memory that he does not know when he was vice president and when his son died. criticizing this report, joe biden said that his memory is fine. but trump, the previous president of the united states, reacted to this report. he said: if biden is not going to be indicted, he should not be indicted either. report of the ministry of justice america has been welcomed by republicans. in the name of god, hello, have a good time. the fajr cup international wrestling competition ended with the championship of the iranian team. these competitions coincide with the 45th anniversary of the victory of the islamic revolution for two days and with the participat

is a deeply nefarious uh figure, deeply corrupt individual, he uh is actually wanted by the us justice department, he and his family can't travel there, he was actually put in pre-trial detention in ukraine very recently uh on um charges of money laundering and fraud, so this is someone who's used his wealth uh got it in the various ways potentially and has used it to help. support this movement, another interesting funnder david, of course is gerald ronson, isn't it? i mean uh, he the guy who runs the the zianist community security trust, which you know is adjacent to uh uh or works with with mossad, i mean this is the organization that claims that anti-semitism is is skyrocketing, i mean what do you make of all that? so the very most recent report uh on the skyrocting nature of antisemitism, you of course counts uh people shouting free power. as being an indication of anti-semitism shows the the utter bankruptcy of their research, but we should also be looking much more closely at ronson's uh charitable ventures, which of course have been involved for more than 50 years now in supporting habar

is a deeply nefarious uh figure, deeply corrupt individual, he uh is actually wanted by the us justice department, he and his family can't travel there uh, he was actually put in pre- trial detention in ukraine very recently uh on um you know charges of money laundering and fraud so this is someone who's used his wealth uh got it in the various ways potentially and it to help support this movement, another interesting funnder david of course is gerald ronson, isn't it? i mean, uh, the guy who runs the the zianist community security trust, which you know is adjacent to uh uh works with with mossad, i mean this is the organization that claims that anti-semitism is is skyrocketing, i mean what do you make of all that? so the the most recent report uh on the skyrocting nature of anti-semitism, you of course counts uh people shouting, "freepowerstein is being an indication of anti-semitism shows the the utter bankruptcy of their research, but we should also be looking uh much more closely at ronson's uh charitable ventures, which of course have been involved for more than 50 years now in supporting ho

the report of the us president's special inspector about biden was met with anger and criticism from the white house. kamal harris, joe biden's deputy , accused the us department of justice inspector robert hore of political work and said that he intended to hit biden with the report. in this report, the special inspector of the us department of justice said that biden deliberately classified documents when he was the vice president. he kept it at home and disclosed it, however , no charges have been brought against him. robert hore added biden's actions have put national security at risk. this reporter described biden as having a severely limited and weak memory that he does not know when he was vice president and when his son died. criticizing this reporter, joe biden said his memory is fine. but trump , the previous president of the united states, responded to this report and said: if biden is not going to be indicted, he should not be indicted either. the reporter of the us department of justice has been welcomed by republicans. the students of a school in kashan plan to kill one of the veterans of 70% of the imposed war tomorrow morning accompany the march of the 22

again, is limited right now the us justice department says that the plane has arrived in florida have will be disposed of. one legal ave to use those kinds have to be to this point. there are many, i mean they can uh, take this to the international courts. i don't see that is a viable option. however, as of the experience they just had with british keanda can sort of give us an idea of how that would go against the american government. going to do what it wants, what it wants, what i think is a little more pressing is a political ramifications of what a legal avenue, whatever it is, would look like. right? this would be reported all over the world. and the rest of the world is kind of sick of the way the american government actually. all right, if we create a scenario where the, the, the case is taking to the international court of justice, like you said, and the case goals in the, in the way of in is what, how likely is it that they will be compensated for the, for national office of their, their there's a president and it goes either way to tell you the truth. i doubt it's very like

us bases, not only before the war in gaza, but also they intensified their attacks after the war in gaza. in addition to the strikes, the usjustice department in addition to the strikes, the us justiceepartment announced charges against seven people, including a senior official within iran's islamic revolution. the us alleges the defendants were involved with selling iranian oil to china, russia and syria in order to fund the force. the usoc says it seized more than 500,000 barrels of sanctioned fuel and it seized more than $108 million from the group. we have been having some reaction to both strikes in iraq and syria from us politicians. speaker of the house, republican mikejohnson house, republican mike johnson said... for some analysis on the strikes, early i spoke to retired army coloneljoe pacino who was a spokesperson for us central command and served several deployments in the middle east, and also to robert ford. he is now a seniorfellow at the middle east institute in washington. you mightjust washington. you might just break washington. you mightjust break down for us in layperson�*s speak just what break down for us in layperson�*s speakjust what has happened tonight. we

and now he's been completely discredited by the us government and special counsel, the justice department, evan, let me get back to you. what do you know about why it took so long for federal officials to reveal this information against severe enough, according to the court records, wolf, the fbi, last year in 2023, asks david weiss, the us attorney, who's been doing all of these investigations to take a look at this and to look into whether smirnoff was lying. and so what we don't know is what happened between 20 thank you. 20.20, 23. david weiss, again, the special counsel who was has been charged with looking into hunter biden's business dealings, has brought two charges, two separate cases against hunter biden in la and in in delaware. the question is, what has he been doing in the intervening period? good to look into this and the question is also for the fbi, whether they ever really verified some of the claims of their informant part of the issue here is that well, if this is a guy who according to the fbi, was associated with the number of intelligence agencies. and so i'm sure th

justice department. this case was initiated last year and of course, donald trump's appeals and his delay tactics have brought us to this point. so really, it is not of their own doing that. we're going to be smack in the middle of this, but it really does put the justice department in a tough place and you can bet donald trump is going to keep making that point. jake the next few months, which is that the justice department is trying to put him on trial in the middle of his campaign. and then of course, we're talking about after he has presumptively we'll have become the nominee just to go back to what joan was pointing out, jake, we're also looking at another part of the very crowded calendar for donald trump. these briefs are due the deadlines that the supreme court has set march 19 for some of these filings, initial filings the final filings have to be brought in by april 15. of course. that's in the middle of donald trump's other criminal trial. the one that's supposed to start at the end of march in new york, right? in manhattan where the where that case is supposed to get going on on the hush money allega

justice department. this case was initiated last year. >> and of >> course, donald trump's appeals and his delay tactics have brought us to this point. so really it is not of their own doing that. we're going to the smack in the middle of this. but it really does put the justice department in a tough place and you can bet donald trump is going to keep making that point. jake in the next few months, which is that the justice department is trying to put him on trial in the middle of his campaign, and then of course, we're talking about after he has presumptively we'll have become the nominee just to go back to what joan was pointing out. jake we're also looking at a deluxe, another part of the very crowded calendar for donald trump. these briefs are due the deadlines that the supreme court has set march 19 for some of these filings, initial filings the final filings have to be brought in by april 15. of course. that's in the middle of donald trump's other criminal trial. the one that's supposed to start at the end of march in new york, right? in manhattan, where the where that case is supposed to get going on on the hush

this gaffe happened when biden was criticizing the justice department's report about his poor memory . the special investigator of the us department of justice recently described biden as an old man with a weak memory in his report. mike johnson, the republican speaker of the us house of representatives, in response to the justice department's report on mental abilities. joe biden is no longer fit for the presidency of the united states. us president biden has confused the presidents of countries with officials several times , including just a few days ago he said to he recently met former french president mitterrand. it has been 30 years since mitterrand's death. clashes in india killed four and 25. 50 people were injured. clashes in haldwani city started yesterday evening following the destruction of a muslim religious school mosque. the city is now under curfew and internet services have been completely cut off. a group of french women gathered in paris to protest the killing of 900 women during macron's presidency in this country. they did protesters near the eiffel tower were holding a 15-meter-long cloth with the

she is pushing federal intervention from the department of education in the us justice department apartment in a federal crown act legislation. so we are working at the federal level. we have also going to continue to support the darryl family with a federal lawsuit that is pending. so we there are multiple avenues that we will be able to pursue justice, but the longer short of it is barbie carcillo is on the wrong side of history. >> they >> are a relic of the jim crow pass and they want to, students to have to conform to fit in at their school. but we won't allow that to be acceptable and we will continue to pursue every legal and legislative means to get justice for students like darryl, texas state representative ron reynolds thank you so much for your time. still ahead. black female judicial candidates in houston say their opponents are using a new texas law to try to disqualify them. and they say that their race have a lot to do with it. to the candidates are here. next >> the greatest they told about wow, the chance of tbs copd hasn't been pretty, it's tough to breathe and tough to k

or run to the nations to swedish vacation the mainland. us officials confirmed to the straining and embassy in washington. the justice department was conducting an active vigorous inquiry into whether assigned could be charged under the us little, most likely, the espionage act. 2 weeks a, to these training and embassy in london advise these training governments that media reports of a secret grand jury in the us against which leads was 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 in november 2011, the u. k. supreme court move this should be expedited to switch to face questionnaire. the allegation in june 2012 to avoid being taken into custody by suite. and then extra dated to the west. a sage 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 i a acce

you're not a litigator to mourn suing people like me but this is what is going on you used to work at the justice department'sur prosecutors have enormous power in our society and we have to restrain ourselves we have to have the utmost integrity when choosing our cases because we could destroy someone's life even if we don't win and i think that is what you see in case after case that you listed you are seeing a prosecutors abuse their vast power because they are going after a man they are not going after a crime. the great attorney general robert jackson who later went on the supreme court worn prosecutors throughout the country we don't go after people. that is what happens in soviet russia. that's what happens in nazi, germany. prosecutors have to go and prosecute the crime when it is in the national interest. what you are seeing here is a prosecutors in new york city, and new york state, in georgia, and washington stitching together as you said unprecedented readings of the law. cases that have never in brought against anyone because they just want to bring down donald trump. this is a dangerous preceden

us filed 70 new charges against the in february 2020. the extradition here and the criminal court. the in june 2022, the us department of justice issued update to to 18 count indictment. every phase trial in the us government would face a sentence of a $175.00 pieces in prison. in november 2020 sweden dropped the rape case. after reviewing the evidence, the 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 the u. s. u. k. churches save the us and overcome the decision not to extradite consumers today. pools 2022, westminster magistrates quote, formerly issued extra dykes and some 8 weeks later you. okay. secretary pretty battelle 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. it says, holdings julian sons is still being detained in definitely solitary confinement in that marsh purse while is legal to continue to appeal on his be off of the

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popular things, pardoning himself, the folks behind bars for january 6th related crimes and using the justice department to go after his political enemies. that is woefully unpopular. majority of americans do not think he should be pursuing that and even half of republicans don't believe he should be doing those things. >> manu i want to go back to the new poll results about how people view the legal trouble that the leading presidential candidate is in their party. and how that is playing out with the people who you talk to every day on capitol hill. >> yeah. look. i thought the number that you guys talked about, in particular 52%, believe that it's essential of independent voters -- >> pull that back up, the second one. >> it should be done before the election. the federal case could very well not be done before the election. the only wone that seems like si the new york hush money case which is seen as the weakest of the four criminal charges so how does that ultimately play out? what's been retour in the months since he's been charged with this, the opponents have not seized on the underlying, issue

department of justice. you ask, what does that position actually mean? it means something both internally and externally. internally, this is the person who's going to figure out how the department of justice uses a, i recruits a i talent, computer scientists who are fully aware and conversant in the technology and also figures out all of the legal and practical ways the department of justice can use a.i.. you know, tyler, a i sometimes bits of gobbledegook. if you are using it to investigate crime you don't want to use it to come up with that data the effects of prosecution. they have to be careful out of the world is out. externally the justice department positive crimes are used with a.i. they will seek enhance penalty if the crime is enhanced using a. are they have said they don't need a entire new area regime here. crime is crime, whether it is committed with a computer, a, or not. >> what do we know about his background, other than that he looks like quite a young fella? >> when a young fellow. he went to princeton, computer science specialists. >> he's not a lawyer? >> he also has a law degree. let me go down here forget where it is. jd from stanford law. he has covered a lot of basis in

the us department of justice has just released a special counsel's report on joe biden's handling ofdocuments. on cnn, whose total audience in primetime the interview covered more than 10 times in 2 hours, they continued to drone on about special prosecutor hur’s new report about how wrong the president was. the usa, who kept secret documents in his garage, seemed to be still under control, but then biden himself woke up and ruined everything, irritated by khur’s conclusions, he rushed to press. how bad is your memory, can you continue to be president? my memory is so bad that i let you talk. this is how a disastrous contrast with putin arose for biden, which they clearly wanted to avoid, which, of course, drew the attention of everyone who watched the interview with one eye. at the very time when his opponents are experiencing a dangerous moment, the new york times will restrainedly write in the morning, from users on social networks, no mercy. putin has now given a lecture on hundreds of years of eastern european history for more than 28 minutes without a single cheat sheet. biden

justice department again right. >> i mean, he has vowed retribution. he has vowed to use the justice department and weaponize it to his own ends. and so we're getting into sort of orwellian upside down world territory here. and ron, i mean, trump is really pulling the strings up on capitol hill, tanking the bipartisan border deal. and now potentially torpedoing afford aid to ukraine is he basically the de facto speaker of the house right now? >> yeah, absolutely. and, you know, this week, i think is important to be understood the magnitude of what we are watching with a majority of republican senators voting against the aid to ukraine. the speaker of the house, refusing to schedule a vote on the bill after it passed the senate. anyway. anyway, and virtually no republican in current elective office criticizing trump over his comments. last weekend in south carolina, that invited putin to attack nato members, who were not spending the nato suggestion on their own or mandate on their own defense. from dwight eisenhower or george w bush, there was an international is consensu

one of the two candidates in this race is openly threatening to use the justice department to go afteres. one of the two candidates in this race is channeling adolf hitler, in some speeches. and one of the two candidates just yesterday said that he would encourage russia to attack our nato allies. none of that is hyperbole, it's all on tape. so are we really going to make this election about who confuses to states more frequently? what are we doing here? yes, the age stuff is on peoples minds. it is in the political ether. we shouldn't live in denial about that. it is also self perpetuating. for the most part, people who have never spend one second with joe biden. but we cannot let this become the dominant focus of this campaign, because that is not what this election is actually about. -- is standing by, he's a senior advisor to hillary clinton and i think you probably have some thoughts about the echoes of james comey and robert hers report. we will be right back. so robert moore's report on joe biden is in the first time that illegal victorious but like a political liability somehow

used. the justice department has been weaponized against president trump.hat's how the american people are seeing it. what he is experiencing is baked in and not neck and nick. he is leading the incumbent president in the swing states and why biden reversed his tailgate emissions dynamic because of his problems with michigan. this is what you have -- they are trying to scramble around like whack-a-mole trying to get him even with trump. after all the indictments, the more that happens to him americans, not just republicans, that's why he is leading in these general polls and it shows you the trend and how americans don't like what they are seeing. >> harris: the stubbornness in some of those states like michigan. battleground states. it isn't just energy. it is going to be the arab population there particularly those who are against israel and called this president -- called this president a killer. >> it's outrageous. >> harris: calling the president someone who has waged genocide by helping israel. >> may i say. if he had articulated an argument that's an

head of the white house it is written down correctly, so there is the coat of arms of the us department of justiceice president, forgetting the first day of the interview when his term ended, forgetting on the second day of the interview when his term began. it's 2024, biden is already us president, but the question is whether he understands this and to what extent now seems to hang in the air by itself. the most frequently used quote will now be. a man with a bad memory, biden couldn’t stand this anymore, his assistants rearranged the schedule on the fly, at exactly 8 pm washington time, the us president appeared before the press, just as elderly, but... not at all attractive. i know that the report focuses on some language regarding my recollection of events, even mentioning that i do not remember when my son died. how the hell did he dare to bring this up? question. to be honest, when they asked it to me, i thought it was none of their business. it was a long way from special prosecutor robert hur, but here they were, reporters from the presidential pool, standing opposite. floating on top of t

now, again, i think that requires us reviewing the travel records and getting more transparency out of the department of justice more than they've been willing to give us today before i let you go, congressman, i want to just ask you about some news this week. it's pretty big news in the world of women's health alabama supreme court ruling that frozen embryos are considered to be children do you think that they got that ruling right? >> well, i think the court correctly assessed the law, but i believe the alabama law needs to change because the republican party cannot be the party against family formation. and when worth a point where we're confusing like families like those you just had on with abortionists it's something is totally wrong. the people who want to have a family should have the government and the law on their side, and the notion that discarded embryos in an ivf somehow turn these people who want children and want families and want the american dream into criminals is really wrong for those in the republican party a pro, pro life movement as they described themselves, who say that this is necessa

going back to, or you know, the hur report, you know, this is the biden administration using the justice departmenterence. and i think the supreme court is seeing that, you know, the state of colorado with a completely democratic supreme court following suit here was really just -- you know, arguments that don't make any sense under the 14th amendment. i was heartened to hear all of the supreme court justices, the liberal ones and the conservative ones, really question the soundness of the state of colorado's argument that somehow the state would have supremacy over a federal candidate and the ability to disqualify them. you know, chief justice roberts pointed out very quickly that, look, if we we ruled in your favor, things are going to turn just the opposite where where red states are going to knock liberal candidates off of the ballot, and we'll have all chaos. but i think the most important thing was all of the liberal justices like ketanji brown and kagan and even sotomayor pushed back on this idea, you know, where the 14th amendment, everyone knows that the history of the 14th amendment, mari

biden, but sort things office, cnn's kaitlan, poland's katelyn, walk us through what's actually in this filing, what the justice department is saying about it? let's concerns not just with what has happened, what could happen heading into the election. >> well, phil and poppy, this information about alexander's smirnoff comes to us because the justice department is afraid of what he will be doing if and now that he is going to be released. so what happened here was this man, alexander smirnoff, un american citizen, was charged with a crime of lying to the fbi. he had been talking to them as an informant for ten years, talking to his handler nearly every day, passing them information, and then some of that information, the justice department says was false. the information where he was trying to connect joe biden and hunter biden at a time when joe biden was the vice president to burisma, that ukrainian energy company, something that has smeared the bidens politically for a couple of years now, that was false. that's what he was arrested on. and then just after he was arrested, alexander smirnoff, tell the fbi just a week

the us department of justice reports this.former cia programmer josh schulte in the case of the largest leak of a series of top-secret materials. and also on charges of non- us spying in iraq and afghanistan. the founder of the portal , julian assange, faces 175 years in prison . american president joe biden signed a decree that allows the us administration to introduce. sanctions against jewish settlers, that is, those israelis who settles in the territories that belong to palestine. the move was criticized by mit official maria zakharova. she recalled that washington previously did not interfere with israel’s settlement activities and, moreover, motivated it to develop palestinian lands. zakharova called such inconsistent actions of the white house a manipulation and an attempt to play on the feelings of palestinians and israelis. eu leaders assigned roles to force the prime minister. hungarian minister will agree to a new package financing of ukraine, the american newspaper new york times reports. according to her , before

he addressed after the publication of the report of the special inspector of the us department of justice that biden is not worthy of criminal prosecution due to negligence in keeping classified documents. but he said that he is a person with poor memory who is not able to remember the events of the past and does not even know the time of his son's death. the president of the united states defended his memory by holding a press conference, but he made a mistake again in the same conference. mitterrand was first described by the german president. a group of french women gathered in paris to protest the killing of 900 women during macron's presidency in this country. protesters near the eiffel tower were holding a 15-meter-long cloth with the names and ages of 900 women who were killed by their husbands. was written in this protest rally, the women demanded a serious fight against gender violence in the country by the french government and declared that the government does not have the political and practical will to defend women's rights and has not allocated enough financial resources to

the us department of justice has announced that josha schulte, in addition to 40 years in prison, mustsupervised for the rest of his life after his release. he is also accused of moral crimes. and membership of the islamic republic of iran in the economy group. the emerging seasons for brics since a month ago and at the same time as the new year the year officially started. the first official appearance of this group in moscow was accompanied by the results of achievements for our country. the end of 3 days of intensive negotiations between brics countries in moscow, where for the first time new members including iran, egypt, emirate of ethiopia were present along with old members including russia, brazil, china, india and south africa to map the development of cooperation in draw all fields, especially in the field of economy and business. our presence here is very important, a multilateral presence. the point we are looking for is that the organization itself is looking for justice. follow one the story of eliminating unilateralism, pursuing multilateralism, etc. we must be the voice

the website of the us department of justice confirmed that an iranian airline plane was indeed flown is from. used venezuelan transport corporation, but in the summer of twenty-two he was detained in argentina. the crew and 14 venezuelan citizens were released, but the plane was arrested. and now they sent me to the united states. in caracas they called it theft of property and promised a proportionate response. and now alexander's economic news, the conflict in the red sea could lead to a shortage of black tea in the uk. tell us where the supplies come from? tatiana. mainly from india and kenya, for now on to other topics. the international monetary fund said that the russian economy is growing stronger, than expected in the west. thus, the imf confirmed the previously revised forecast. according to his calculations, this year our gdp will increase by 2.6%, and next year by more than 1%. russia grew stronger than we expected. this year , its indicators were revised and increased by 1.5%. therefore, this is clearly an area of ​​positive growth; by the way, the imf was criticized for