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matt whitaker thank you for b eing with us this morning. >> good to see you, will. will: corral geopoliticalling folk. new incloughsive version cespedes quarterbackingly for general, . is the flip -- gen z. is the flip phone on a comeback. huh one is fighting app addictions with a 2000 relic next. craig:t latest studies showing that gen z americans struggling with mental health issues more than any other generation. we believe the smart phones are to blame. will: a third say they use social media constantly. going with good mental health and something happened around 2012 that seems to have made kids in the double rates of suicide and 50% for the younger teenage girls throughout 150% and something terrible is h appening and there's no other hypothesis and they're spending most time on social media and we show that statistic and a third are pretty much always on them happening to the print. it's no way to get up and going for the mental health. it's not feasible going back to smart phones and a flip phones but my thought is getting out of all this and agreeing to the

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attorney general matthew whitaker.ur reaction to this fox news report, this is bill melugin, homeland security data show the biden white house is directly flying into now 45 u.s. cities hundreds of thousands of illegal migrants, bypassing the border. many of them not vetted. most of the cities wheres this is happening are in florida. one estimate, matthew, says the numbers under biden could be as high as a 360,000 so far flown in. what do you think? >> right. welsh we've been hearing reports from airports about this, and, or you know, having just come back from the southern border in eagle pass where a lot of this was playing out on television for the last several months, you know, the biden administration if was desperate to get those images off of the television, so what did they do. >> they just started putting people on airplanes and preclearing them through this parole system from cunning, you know, quite frankly that we don't know much about, we don't know who they're spending -- sending. so this is a terrible po

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stuart: matthew whitaker, thanks for being with us as always. >> good to see you, stuart, thank you. stuart: michael cohen is making money from the case on tiktok. doesn't that violate some kind of rule? >> no. no gag orders for michael cohen, apparently, only donald trump as he a awaits his turn on the witness stand. michael cohen's been attacking trump on social media and talking about the system that has -- the testimony that has occurred so far. his nightly live streams on tiktok appear to be earning him financial benefit through viewer donations. while this doesn't seem to violate any existing court order, legal experts say it hurts his horrifically-bad credibility as a witness and in turn hurts the prosecution case because be you don't want your key witness talking about the case outside of court. they say the trump team is pouring over these live streams in an effort to weaponize them against the prosecution. when you think about what a gag order is for, it is done to protect individuals like michael cohen, but michael cohen goes out ther

attorney general matt whitaker. matt, the president saying the payments were to michael cohen or does he say the payments were to michael cohen to keep this to keep stormy daniels quiet because it was embarrassing to him personally as opposed to it's hurting his election chances? >> yeah. that's a really good point, brian. what i know is that first of all, you know, michael cohen made this transaction with stormy daniels and it was typical nondisclosure agreement. it's a little unclear from what we know right now, whether the president knew or didn't know. but i will tell you michael cohen has said publicly and has filed with, i think, the fec a statement that is going to be inconsistent with his upcoming testimony. so the question that michael cohen is going to have to face you are a convicted purger. were you lying now or lying then. you had a judge who should have confused and massive conflict with his daughter's outside work. i think this whole case, ultimately, is going to crumble because it doesn't work under

matt whitaker joins me now. expect to happen today and what are your thoughts on this doj lawyer? >> yeah, he's obviously very experienced supreme court l litigant and argued many cases and he is well respected by the court. what i expect out of this case is two things, they will explore presidential immunity, outer bounds of it and it will bog down when they talk about actual actions president trump took. the court has not found fact finding at the trial level, difficult for supreme court to h hypothetically determine what is immune. one likely outcome, supreme court sends back to trial court to show what facts president trump is accused of committing. two of the four charges in the d.c. case are on appeal in a different case and question of interference with official congress proceedings. all of this is to say, one, this is not going to trial any time soon. two, presidential immunity question is fairly broad ultimately and donald trump may be immune from whatever jack smith has accused him of. >> carley: forme

whitaker. >> this is legitimate oversight function of the congress. a judge just said are you kidding me when doj wouldn't turn over certain record and testimony from a couple prosecutors in the hunter biden case. doj will put navarro in prison and convict steve bannon for the same thing, but when it comes to them, they say they are above the law. it is gross standoff. they have to refer these contempt charges to doj, guess what, doj will not follow-up on them. >> brian: they could just say no? >> ainsley: if this were president trump, like he was saying, it's such a -- what is the word? double standard what they do to trump's individuals and his people. if thises trump and he had trouble with mental acuity, it would definitely be out there. we want to hear it. >> lawrence: we deserve to hear it, the president disputed special counsel, he is saying it didn't happen and he challenged special counsel, i can't believe he brought up my son. the special counsel said i didn't bring up my son, he brought up his son. we can see. >> steve: we got that from the

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pete: here is matt whitaker. what are the big take aways? what should we be looking for?appening. this continues to be a set up in search of a crime. i don't think there has been anything i've seen so far that suggests there's a law violation. the second thing that's more interesting to me is testimony from the national enquirer publisher who said tiger woods, rahm emanuel, president biden's ambassador to japan currently and arnold schwarzenegger and others entered into similar arrangements. that takes from the political purpose into a personal purpose which is not a violation of the law. will: you talk about a catch and kill scheme. packer said in his testimony no one has ever referred to it that way, donald trump and i did not refer to this is a catch and kill scheme but what you are saying is a lot of famous people do this, purchase stores, have stories paid for so they will never see the light of day, never be published. so you point out all those other people in addition to donald trump of done this. wouldn't to be relevant if donald trump had done this before runnin

matt whitaker, former acting u.s. attorney under former president trump is with me now. now, matt, this is kind of like a new chapter in this whole thing. it seems to go heads every week. it's the case, is the case not enough? >> well, it's good to be with you, harris. it does seem to morph into whatever is politically expedient for the left. there is no case here. we've been talking about this now for months the way that the statute of limitations were extended for misdemeanor, they didn't have a legal theory but now they have seemed to have grabbed onto the state election interference theory, which is misdemeanor as well. pair it with the documents and it turns into a felony that only extended because of covid. this is something that is for most americans it is confusing and not only hearing the evidence, there is no there there. >> harris: something gets an extended statute of limitations because of covid. is that normal? >> no. what happened new york decided they would extend five year statute of limitations to six years to get an extra year because i guess the court

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former acting attorney general matt whitaker joins us.e "60 minutes" report like all of us. the state department has pushed back on this. your thoughts about russia being behind these radio waves that racked the brains of intelligence experts. >> right now the intelligence agency doesn't believe this weapon exist or these people have been effected by it. obviously real people that have real symptoms and real problems with their -- especially their heads, their hearing, their frame of reference. but, you know, of the question does this exist as a weapon. the dod believes it's more likely than the intelligence community does. if it does, then what do you do. if they're attacking american citizens, what is the response? right now we are on a relationship with russia where we kind of run out of sanctions we can apply. we don't have a lot of things left that we can do to hurt russia for attacking our american citizens if that's what ends up being -- happening here. >> brian: i want you to hear what the state department said after that report c

matt whitaker, former acting attorney general. that's disturbing.re going to roll the dice on this and see if it sticks? >> good to be with you. if you remember the proceed youral posture of this case the district court judge kicked it out and says it doesn't apply. enron was about document shredding. senator joe biden said this statute was about document shredding. now the district circuit court reinstated the charges. now the supreme court is looking at it saying this is not the way the statute applies. neil gorsuch did just completely shred the government's argument. important not only for the 300 plus that have been charged under this statute but two of the four counts in the d.c. case that jack smith has brought against donald trump are this exact statute. >> harris: this idea of walking outside the bounds of what we normally see in legal proceedings is also happening in new york. we've never seen a case up against donald trump in new york, either. >> we've never seen that but remember there are so many other important crimes that should be on

former acting attorney general matt whitaker joins us now. matt, really not a surprise.et a new judge. they asked for a delay to get a new location. no and no. >> yeah. it's not surprising that new york doesn't want to give up its grasp, especially manhattan. if you look at the numbers. the president's filing included a poll pool of 2,000 people in new york county which is manhattan. what it found was 61% of those people polled think that donald trump is guilty of these crimes. secondly, in 2020, new york city voted by 76% to 23% for joe biden. so, obviously, getting a fair jury panel is impossible. now, all of this court said was let's try to pick a jury and see if it we can get 12 people that can be fair and impartial but i worry that many, because of the high profile nature of this case, are going to want to be on this jury and aren't going to be honest with the court during jury selection. very concerning. >> brian: absolutely. it's a city of activist. i don't know if anybody noticed stop our roads every day. accused donald trump lying about 24 business records. 12 l

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he was joined by matt whitaker, former chief of staff at the doj, when it implement of the zero tolerance policy. the family separation policy was so controversial for republicans and trump himself that the former president had to walk it back, eventually signing an executive order ending the practice. but, by that point, the damage had already been done to thousands of migrant families. >> [ speaking in a global language ] >> [ speaking in a global language ] >> last year, tom homan commented on the controversial policy after having time and space to reflect on the devastating lifelong concert tenses for family. >> i'm sick and tired of hearing about the family separation. i'm still being sued over that, i don't give. >> trump has been vague about whether he would reinstate the zero tolerance policy if re- elected, but if he does win, remember that he will have the voices of people like tom homan in his ear to push the same horrific agenda that tore apart thousands of migrant families without any regret. and it could even be much worse this time around. let's bring in my panel, joining m

whitaker, i have a question about editorial control. when it comes to platforms that are the traditional social media platforms like youtube, instagram, tiktok, twitter/x, it all turns on editorial control. it seems to me when distinction between this and fair is that these companies are speech hosts. the law schools in fair were hosting job fairs. they were not gathering a bunch of people and saying present your ideas. these companies are hosting speech. why isn't that more like newspaper in tornillo? >> it is different but that's why we leaned on the common carrier analogy which i think reflects that a speech, you can't just say it is a speech host and go home. if that were true, verizon could censor. >> put aside common carrier for one second. just tell me why this doesn't look like the same editorial control we see newspapers exercise. >> because the platforms do not review -- it is a strange kind of editor that does not actually look at the material that is going on it's comp -- compilation. they say they did not even know that isi

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work coming up tomorrow and fox and friends we have great jared former acting attorney general matt whitakernnot catch a live. >> political ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome back to the big weekend show owners low production cuts to be a make or break in the dating world kind of like it was in the muscle dogs from must love dogs, and yet i'm still mad i must've done something right to be have 18 responses. >> you listened to the business use like three, 11, and 14 and michael like them all to decide for yourself. >> the pet owners tequila for the furry friends new heights in this is a work in recent poll found that when intent pet parents, they left a job to find anyone in order to take better care of their pets about 40 percent willing to take a pay cut, the work in a pet friendly workplace. and david come i'm really curious with the numbers look like pre- covid-19, with the folks work so used to leaving the present home going to the office and now, we change kind of everything about her life and that includes her past like we will leave them anymore c1 well want to see more about t

joining me now is dr phil whitaker. he is a practising gp and medical editor of the new statesman.ma byrne, she is the policy and campaign manager at mind, the mental health charity. thanks to you both forjoining us. if we could start with you, what do you make of this idea as the sick notes not being given out to gps but by other specialists instead? i've not a by other specialists instead? i've got a qualified — by other specialists instead? i�*e got a qualified welcome for by other specialists instead? i"j: got a qualified welcome for it. i would split sick notes into three broad categories. there is sort of the short term, perhaps somebody has has pneumonia or hernia repair, we should retain those in general practice, we can quickly sign them off for a short period of time, not a problem. then i think the other aspect to this is longer—term sickness. there are unfortunately many people for whom work is just not a possibility, they may have very severe disease, multiple sclerosis for example, or dementia. and they don't need to be caught up in any kind of new initiatives, they n

dr phil whitaker is a practising gp and medical editor of the new statesman.e become unwell and haven't made it back into work. the statistics are quite — it back into work. the statistics are quite shocking. if you been out of work— are quite shocking. if you been out of work for— are quite shocking. if you been out of work for six months, then you've only got— of work for six months, then you've only got about a one in five chance of ever _ only got about a one in five chance of ever making it back to work at the moment. the reason i quite welcome — the moment. the reason i quite welcome this idea is not because i think— welcome this idea is not because i think there's going to be a stern police force that's going to come around _ police force that's going to come around and take a stick and beat people _ around and take a stick and beat people back into work. but actually, ithink— people back into work. but actually, i think these people need a lot of support, — i think these people need a lot of support, but they aren't currently getting _ support, but the

we are hearing from the fea, the administration's saying the faa administrator, mike whitaker made it not be back to business as usual boeing. the company must commit to real and profound improvements and we hold them accountable every step of the way, we continue our aggressive oversight of boeing and ensure the company comprehensively addresses findings of our recent audit and expectations from the oda panel. the process for approving aircraft used in this country, we point out the faa has actually been ticketing every dream liner that's come off the line since 2020, there's pushback from both boeing as well as the faa regarding the allegations that we have heard over the last week from this whistleblower that things are not being made the right way at the -- after liner when it comes to the dream liner. we think we will get a statement from boeing at some point pushing back on a lot of the testimony we have heard today. we will send it back to you. >> let's get some reaction from tony bancroft, a boeing shareholder and portfolio manager. from the aerospace and defense etf, which ha

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i don't usually do this but bill whitaker from 60 minutes interviews jensen long, the ceo of nvidia. normally we don't care about that but i bet it could have impact on the stock. so many people are invested in nvidia. i say maybe be prepared for a monday bump from 60 minutes. monday we hear from the company i get the most questions about. it is called so fight. the numbers keep getting better but the shareprice doesn't go anywhere because of the convoluted balance sheet. we are issuing equities added to earnings but it crushes the stock anyway. there will be some mystified analysts on the call including those that ask, what is the presidents program have to do with sofi's earnings profile. i don't know the answer to that so i will be listening and i will fill you in. we also get a flash from domino's pizza where the new ceo has really brought back the old pat doyle magic. i expect when my great set of numbers because dominoes has execution second only to chipotle. that is a high bar. tuesday, while. this is about losing weight and gaining weight. [laughter] tuesday we find exactly h

matthew whitaker former acting attorney general under former president trump is with me here live. let's start with the gag order. i want to ask what you know about this judge's family and what the president did in response to reports that were around the judge's daughter. talk to me. >> there has been several things. we need to understand this democrat -- judge is a democrat appointed by democrats and donated to joe biden's campaign. there is no doubt who he prefers in this case. that's concerning. the second thing is his daughter runs a digital consulting firm that sends out the emails that we all get too many of and raised almost $1 hundred million for adam schiff and the democrats in the senate. based on this trial and these charges by alvin bragg. now, there was some allegation in the court filings by the president's team that on twitter this daughter was very active and had done some pretty outlandish things. >> harris: somebody changed her profile picture to look like trump behind bars is what i've read. you know it wasn't her. >> the court administrator tells us she doesn't

unclear, what they said in court is that she had not been a part of the page for over a year and met whitakert somebody had looked at the page but nevertheless that is where that came from. >> brian: yes donald trump must be looking at this and saying you have to be kidding me, can we get another judge and just remove all doubt but this man puts a gag order on the defendant. >> emily: so we assume counsel is taken up that will be legal vehicles for against donald trump and there is more that we do not know yet but we are waiting for what is comic but let's talk about they are what you make of it? >> kayleigh: i want to underscore a point's that have been made last week because i think it says everything you need to know about the american public and what they see. when you look at previous bonds would that have been posted, you see bernie made off at $10 million, the largest ponzi scheme ever, $10 million but wait let's get donald trump somewhere north of 400 million. then you go to sam bankman-fried $250 million bail and his prosecution argued that that was the largest ever pretrial bond but

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new mexico state senator steve mccutchen will join me and kellyanne conway, matt whitaker, "the faulknerafe are you, america? transportation secretary pete buttigieg giving an update on american rail safety. so a week ago he was on the bridge safety in baltimore. the secretary will be on america reports with sandra and john. check him out then. let's move to this. >> dana: we were getting our hands on a column comparing vladimir putin to evan gershkovitch. "wall street journal" editor at large jerry baker writing the russian leader is no match for the jailed reporter saying this. who is the stronger man here? how strong are you really if you lock up an unarmed, innocent man, throw him in a cell for 20 hours a day, deprive him of his freedom and company of family of friends. does that make you stronger than him? or for the other man standing with dignity. >> bill: good stuff, jerry. evan would be proud to read that. from last night there are millions watching this go down. check it out. >> ball is up. another deep one. it's good. the hawkeyes are headed back to the final four. >> bill: re

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will: here's matt whitaker yesterday on "fox & friends." >> in new york county which is in manhattanpeople polled said they judged case and think donald trump is guilty. you have 7 of every ten voters that voted for joe biden only 2 trump voters -- out of every ten, and so it is just going to be hard to pick a fair and jury -- will: that's again what starts tomorrow. what are the implications potential implications? well if this is the first criminal trial to make itses way as you pointed out a little bit earlier pete notably to a courtroom and carries potential for jail time. pete: donald trump is familiar with first and first president to have his home raided by the fbi. first president to have 91 counts against him. so we're not surprised by this at this point. but we should remember how unpress unprecedented this is for being nominee of his party for charges where -- people involved have denied them for quite some time. it is and thenned to last will the trial about six weeks. will: he can continue to run for office even if he is in in jail unlikely that could be. pete: correct.

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also matt whitaker who served as chief of staff, and rodney scott who served as border patrol chief duringlast year in office. trump's open arm association with border 911 and his intensifying focus on migrants and crime on the campaign trail they provide one of the clearest windows yet into the second term, and the hard-liners to enforce immigration laws. trump has already laid out an aggressive immigration platform for a second term. that includes mass deportations and asking congress to ensure drug smugglers and traffickers can receive the death penalty. but chris, notably he has been vague on whether he'd reinstate any form of zero tolerance or family separations. still, trump has also declined to take a clear stance on the issue. when asked whether he's reinstate the policy during a cnn town hall in may, he didn't answer directly, and he didn't either during an interview in november. but he pointed out that family separations stopped migrants from coming to the u.s. now, a spokesperson for the trump campaign did not respond to a request for comment specifically on trump's position on

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now, former acting attorney general matt whitaker on our air this morning had this to say about whether or not the president might get a fair and impartial jury. listen. >> i think the biggest challenge is in new york county which is manhattan, 61 percent of the people that were polled said they already judged the case and think donald trump is guilty. you have 7 of every 10 voters that voted for joe biden. only two trump voters out of every 10. and so it's just going to be hard to pick a fair and impartial jury. >> griff: alex, can he get a fair jury? >> yeah, i think he can. look, the jury selection process will take a long time. the judge i think will be pretty deliberate about making sure that folks who have made up their mind previously are not on that jury. that's what his lawyers are certainly going to push for. this is an issue that confronts every criminal defendant. this is a special criminal defendant. one of the most well known people in the world. i suspect they will work this process and pick, you know, enough jurors who don't have preconceived notions about this case. peo