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attack from republicans. house republicans. house republicans are probing hunter biden s business dealings, so now they are fighting back on this laptop issue. of course, at the same time, hunter biden is facing this ongoing unrelated federal criminal investigation into his taxes and also possible false statements while making a gun purchase. a lot ramping up. and hunter biden s attorneys aren t just asking for an investigation into the computer repair shop owner. rudy giuliani, other right-wing figures. who else can be caught up in this? several people here. we have a number of letters here that they have been sending out. including the computer repair shop owner, rudy giuliani, also steve bannon, who of course was a top advisor in trump s white house for several months. a number of other right-wing figures they say helped distribute this information that was purported to be from his laptop. so our team has reached out to all of the people named in the letters. no response. also t
sending it. and there doesn t have to be a process. there can be a process but there doesn t have to be. you re the president. you make that decision. so when you send it, it s declassified. we i declassified everything. you can just think it, like an episode of bewitched. i have now declassified these documents. yeah, you actually have to wiggle your nose and bop your head to do so. he s wrong about that. courts have continuously noted that although the president does have broad discretion to declassify documents there at least has to be some sort of policy or procedure that is gone through so that the rest of the world knows that they re declassified. now, the 11th circuit had something to say about this too recently. they said look, it looks like a duck, it walks like a duck, there s nothing to disprove that these documents are classified. trump s attorneys aren t willing to say it in court. he s willing to say it on air, which is a very dangerous thing for him to do.
through 2 1/2 weeks ago and you wouldn t be talking about it right now. which is frankly what i would have preferred. ford s side hasn t handed over critical information to the committee. she said she told her husband. there was notes and lie detector test. as i understand it they did not turn any of those over to the senate committee even though they were requested. the information that would have shown what she said the first time when she revealed these allegations hasn t been turned over to the senate. mitch mcconnell blasted democrats on the senate floor for weaponizing uncorroborated allegations. sandra: what s the latest from democrats now less than 24 hours before this critical hearing? democrats and christine blasey ford s attorneys aren t happy about republicans hiring rachel mitchell, the sex crimes prosecutor to handle the questioning for republicans.
narrator: exactly why the california teachers association believes strong public schools make a better california for all of us. joining us once again is michael avenatti. he is the attorney for stormy daniels. he released a seven page document about michael cohen s bank records yesterday. mr. avenatti, where did you get this information about michael cohen s bank records? well, just like journalists don t disclose their sources, attorneys aren t required to disclose theirs either. it s covered by the work product doctrine, and we re not going to disclose where we got the information. but again, it s 99. i think it s 3% accurate. we re going to stand by it. you may dodge this as well, but was the source of some of this information suspicious activity reports? we know the reason i m asking this, we know that mr. cohen s one bank that was associated that he used for some of these