william barr served as trump's ag for two years.verreaching federal bureaucracies are drowning american businesses. he says in an unprecedented wave of regulation, it is smothering economic growth, innovation and competitiveness so he's going to fight it. stuart: well said. the administration insists they want two thirds of all new cars to be electric by 2032. grady trimble at the white house. can the power grid handle these new evs? >> the short answer is may be but it could cost quite a bit of money. by 2,030, evs will boost us electricity use from 8% to 13%. most experts agree the utilities will produce enough electricity but there is the question of getting that electricity to homes and businesses. the wall street journal reports that part of the grid needs expensive updates that could in turn increase our electric bills. >> we are looking at electricity supply, they are not looking at the wrong material supply for the batteries for the ev materials and i don't think this is legal. >> reporter: by semester at president biden's g

. >> former attorney general william barr called the teichman of -- called the indictment of trump aisgrace. in relation to hush money payments made to stormy daniels. when mr. trump was a 2016 candidate. he was one of several speakers at the 2023 idea summit. [applause] >> mr. attorney

approximately a year before a trial if there ever is one, if it does go to trial, former attorney general william barr who served under mister trump does not believe the former president should testify. >> it's particularly bad idea for trump because he lacks will self control to be very difficult to prepare of them and keep testifying in the prudent fashion. >> that was robert sherman reporting for us tonight. >> coming up on kron, 4 news at 10. the fremont fire department has named its first female chief. what she had to say about the new role. >> plus, a new mask mandate set to go into effect in both alameda and contra costa counties. what you need to know. >> and when we return, a robot could be doing your nails the next time you're in need of a manic city. that's coming up after the break. >> welcome back. artificial intelligence may now be coming for traditional jobs in san francisco. you cannot your nails painted by a robot kron four's. stephanie lynn met up with the startup behind the service and kind of medicare herself. >> it's easy to get a manicure anywhere in san francisco nowadays, but y

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. >> former attorney general william barr called the teichman of -- called the indictment of trump a disgrace. in relation to hush money payments made to stormy daniels. when mr. trump was a 2016 candidate. he was one of several speakers at the 2023 idea summit. [applause] >> mr. attorney general whatever should we talk about? [laughter] >> it is a quiet, you know. one thing we know is fox does not have anyone to put on the show. >> on this momentous day, we cannot decide whether to get the 74th attorney general of the u.s. or the 85th, so we got both of them. >> 77th. >> what's your impression, given what you have heard so far? >> i wish i had something original to say about this. almost all the adjectives have been used. obviously we have a caveat we have not seen. judging from the news reports, it is the archetypal abuse of the prosecutorial function to engage in a political hit job. it is a disgrace. if it turns out to be what we think it is. clinically, -- politically, it could be damaging to the republican party simply because i think it is a no lose situation for the democrats

a final question, i wonder if you would agree with the former attorney general william barr, you areut donald trump in the dock, in the stand, he was simply unreliable. do you agree with that thought, if you were there involved in his criminal defence? i do not know all of the ins and outs of the factual matters in this regard. this entire case rests on michael cohen who disgraced the legal system because he is an attorney exposing and has been for months, the private statements of his own client. in 35 years i have never considered doing something like this. i want to be very clear to the audience. i don't care where you are when way or another in donald trump in this discussion, that is an individual, four years from now he will not be part of this one way or the other but, what does this do the the american system going forward? that is what matters and this is a terrible precedent in that regard. those are pictures from the park opposite the courthouse with some of the supporters of donald trump gathered behind those barriers, and the mayor of new york eric adams was warning dona

so, the former attorney general, william barr, who doesn't think this is a good case, it would open the a politcised, other politcised cases, he did say he thought it would be a bad idea to put donald trump on the witness stand because i according to him donald trump had no self control when he speaks. so, i think it is something the legal team will keep in mind but nevertheless he will give a statement at his person or estate when he comes back from new york. clearly indicating that he thinks, and his campaign thing think this is a political issue. it thing think this is a political issue. , , ., , issue. it will be interesting to see how much. _ issue. it will be interesting to see how much, much _ issue. it will be interesting to see how much, much inside _ issue. it will be interesting to see how much, much inside the - issue. it will be interesting to see - how much, much inside the courtroom the public will see the judge will make a decision on that in the coming hours we are told. interesting you are referring the attacks on the judge and the attorney general there in new york be

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i wonder if you - would agree with the former attorney general william barr, you are saying yesterdaythere involved in his criminal defence? i do not know all of the ins and outs of the _ do not know all of the ins and outs of the factual matters in this regard _ of the factual matters in this regard. this entire case rests on michael— regard. this entire case rests on michael kerr who disgraced the legal system _ michael kerr who disgraced the legal system because he is an attorney exposing — system because he is an attorney exposing and has been for months, the private — exposing and has been for months, the private statements of his own client _ the private statements of his own client in— the private statements of his own client. in 35 years i have never considered _ client. in 35 years i have never considered doing something like this _ considered doing something like this~ i_ considered doing something like this. i don't want to be very clear to the _ this. i don't want to be very clear to the audience. i don't care where you are _ to the audience. i don't care where you are whe

some people say the whole thing was canceled because of attorney general william barr, who said let'sown. regardless, trump lawyers will press that this is really, you know the words, a witch hunt that we often hear about this and other investigations. democrats are going to say something like, well, nobody is above the law. not even the former president of the united states. so we're setting a tone here, we're setting the tone for this outcome. what happens in georgia, what happens in washington with those big investigations done by jack smith, the special counsel. all these things, the january 6th cases, are waiting for the first domino to drop. >> i have to ask what about his presidential campaign, although i did hear that since the announcement of the indictment, he raised something like $4 million from first-time donors. >> look, president trump is a smart guy, former president trump, excuse me. he's a very smart guy. he is the nation's leading marketer, if you can say that, of himself. so he's going to milk this, as he should in his case, so be sure he will use this as a major f

it comes from the mouths of the president's former attorney general william barr. here in washington special counsel jack smith is moving quickly. he was appointed by the current attorney general merrick garland in november. so far he has gotten trump's own attorney to testify before the grand jury and he is fighting to get mike pence to do the same. smith is investigate knowledge trump's effort to overturn the 2020 election but also the mar-a-lago documents. more than 10,000 seized by the f.b.i. from mar-a-lago taken from washington to florida. about 100 marked classified according to the d.o.j. barr says smith isn't focused on the taking of the documents but something more legally troubling. >> it's an issue in that case is not the taking of the documents. it is what he did after the government sought them and subpoenaed them and whether there was obstruction. i think that's the most serious one out there. >> special counsel smith is investigating obstruction. the post reports document were moved and trump form lie examined some documents after d.o.j. issued a su

even a federal judge in that case accused william barr of distorting the record in tha case and i think he's doing the sam thing again. now, someone who has his credibility can convince people so, if people watch that people of good faith saw, wow, that guy is a former attorne general of the united states he must know what he's talking about. and if he says there's nothing to the case, there must be nothing to the case. and yet, he has not even see it it is not unsealed yet and so it's really quite a bit of hubris to be able to issu that kind of opinion on a case that he has not even seen yet. i >> susanne craig, you have known and covered donald trump for years and years and years. what do you think this is like for him? he's weathered a lot of storms where, oh, my god, this is going to take him down, this i going to take him down and he keeps standing. >> even if we go back to - just thinking about even - he's been tagged for stock trading stuff back in the 80s. but everything that he has faced, every consequence tha he has faced in terms of his behavior in stepping over th line has b

approximately a year before a trial if there ever is one, if it does go to trial, former attorney general william barr who served under mister trump does not believe the former president should testify. >> it's particularly bad idea for trump because he lacks will self control to be very difficult to keep testifying in the prudent fashion. >> that was robert sherman reporting for us tonight. >> meantime, the former president's indictment has turned into a financial windfall for his campaign. the former president reportedly raised 4 million dollars in the 24 hours after the news became public. trump has sent a handful of the male since thursday asking donors to support his fight. >> in the wake of last week's deadly school shooting in nashville elementary school. lawmakers in tennessee say they're putting action to put an end to violence in schools. tennessee governor bill lee says that he wants to place armed school resource officers at every school in the state. the governor's plan would not only cover all state public schools but also make funding available for private schools to hire armed guards.

classified documents and the election interference case too, so miranda, former attorney general william barr and andy mccarthy said this could open a pandora's box of political indictments against other elected officials as well as family members and using the courts to set a political score is what's really dangerous and the other debate too is local d. a.'s should not have the power to indict presidents unless they have an airtight case and not just strung out on novel legal theories. >> not just past presidents, somebody running for president, i think is the danger here is that there's a public interest in all of this , and one of the public interests is just having transparency, so but there's another public interest and so one you noted that we can't have local prosecutors all over the country going after national candidates for president just because they are in the opposite party. bragg made it clear he was. he ran on that and so that's the frightening part about this is this is not a murder case. this is a somebody paying off somebody, which is not illegal, to keep quiet about an aff

. >> andy, you have a lot of well-regarded legal experts such as former attorney general william barring this indictment is a legal abomination. you have a lot of people saying the case just is not strong. on the other hand, the indictment happened, it's going to be a case that'll be heard before a jury of manhattanites, not known for being particularly friendly to form ther president trump. what does president trump have going for him, and what's not -- what because he wish might be going differently. >> well, yeah. i think attorney general barr is right about the quality of the case. the thing i think most people hone in on because this is the thing we should hone in on is that bragg is an attorney or a district attorney who is most no notorious for taking serious crime in new york and pleading it down to misdemeanors or not prosecuting it at all. here he's taken an offense which would never be prosecuted against anyone who's not named trump, and i defy anyone to be able to show that, you know, something in bragg's record indicates that the anybody other than trump would have been c

this should have been done by the feds the feds had the case, they booted the case under william barr and booted it to two state prosecutors in georgia, that should have been done by the doj. this should be a federal case. hugo lowell, katie phang, and charles coleman jr., we have to make sure dad at home gets his honoriffic >> up next, trump's arraignment was met with protests, counterprotests. "the reidout" continues after this (regular voice) let's fix this. (alternate voice) poligrip power hold + seal gives our strongest hold and 5x food seal. if your mouth could talk, it would ask for... poligrip. (bright music) - [announcer] what if there is a hearing aid that could keep up with you? this is jabra enhance select. it's a smart hearing solution that makes hearing aids more convenient and less expensive. it connects with your phone so you can stream calls and music. with jabra enhance select, better hearing doesn't have to start in a doctor's office. it starts with a free online hearing test you can take almost anywhere, so you can get your hearing aids custom programmed for you an

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michael cohen case, which is known to be then president it also could have been the fact that that william barr told the edition of new york that just dropped the which is also been well documented as well. >> michael, we're going to put you on hold here. we do have constitutional law. rory little here with you see law >> professor, what is it that you talk to your students about today following this? >> well, we'll talk about the rule of law will talk about constitutional history. a whole talk about how criminal law works in real courthouses around the country. we'll talk about how this all has unfolded pretty much without a hitch despite all the, you know, celebrity circus is going on around it's running the way courtrooms run every day in this country. >> yeah, it i mean, im pretty i expected it to be a little quicker of a process than that. what went on. but i assume once the former president pleaded not guilty, we were just discussing different motions that could have been filed potentially. what are your thoughts on? what may have played out there in court? >> well, you know, first, i don

cy vance said over the weekend that it was trump's department of justice under attorney general william barrt asked his office to stand down in its investigation of the hush money payment at that time. but why is it that when attorney general merrick garland took the rains as the doj that the sdny didn't continue its investigation? it speaks to how the political doj has become when i say political, i do not mean that in a partisan sense but rather in a sense they do seem to be acting with the political risks in mind. because there really was no reason for the southern district of new york to not pursue this case trump was out of office. he was not a candidate, just a u.s. citizen like you or me. the only reason not to pursue it, as i can see it, was some reticence on their part to pursue trump in particular and it is hard to argue that that would have been the case with any other former politician and that brings us to where we are today. where it has been left to local prosecutors to pick up the pieces of the case doing what the doj and the sndy should have done from the start. joining me n

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system is precedent and pay attention to this , the former attorney general of the united states william barre representatives kevin mccarthy accuses new york attorney bregor of interfering in the presidential election. and even the influential democrat cnn columnist farid zakaria is also not very happy that donald trump will be indicted today. listen to what farid writes this case is not just a case of the law in all its impartial grandeur holding someone to account, attorney alvin breck, the district attorney-elect, who campaigned for the position, boasting that he helped bring lawsuits against donald trump more than 100 times, given the circumstances. in this case, it seems that zealous prosecutors are scrutinizing every avenue to find any violation of the law, which reverses the notion of anglo-saxon law that you first commit the crime and then look for the criminal. they first look at the person and find out if he committed a crime many republicans darkly predicted that this was a turning point in american history, which would cause a flood of indictments conclusions by state prosecutors