lot coming at him. and i think of all of it, that laetitia james stuff might be the stuff that most greatly concerns and disturbs him. well, it was, until the appeals court rules tonight. and then, and then, he s sitting down there, trying to figure out which is worse, losing all my money, or being convicted of federal crimes. which the federal appeals court is really paving the way for now. they are making it very clear that there is just going to be no more roadblocks between donald trump and what will ultimately be merrick garland s decision to indict him or not over those documents at his home. and betting on trump appointed judges was not the right bet, as we found out. see the 11th circuit ruling. all right lawrence, all be watching. thank you, alex. well, the two worst nights of donald trump so far are election night 2020, and tonight. on election night, when fox called the election for joe biden, he knew then he was going to lose access to the white house an
is really paving the way for now. they are making it very clear that there is just going to be no more roadblocks between donald trump and what will ultimately be merrick garland s decision to indict him or not over those documents at his home. and betting on trump appointed judges was not the right bet, as we found out. see the 11th circuit ruling. all right lawrence, all be watching. thank you, alex. well, the two worst nights of donald trump so far are election night 2020, and tonight. on election night, when fox called the election for joe biden, he knew then he was going to lose access to the white house and to air force one. and that s all the presidency was to him. but tonight, donald trump is staring at the possibility of losing everything. losing everything, including his freedom. donald trump began his day by getting hit with the most massive lawsuit he s ever faced, a lawsuit that could wipe him out, and bankrupt his adult children. and donald trump ended h
and also with its, bradley mohsen, asheville security attorney. and andrew weissmann, that we agree that the appeal court wrote repeatedly applies to everything that all of you have been telling us for weeks now. what were the highlights of that opinion for you? you know, i d love to tell you that it s because of neal and brad semi brilliance, but this opinion did not need that. the decision by judge cannon was so off the charts, as we talked about, when you have william barr on your side you, know it s a bad decision. so, the 11th circuit basically took out the big crayons to school judge cannon. i mean, they went over each and every argument and. each time everything was raw. there is just i don t think there is a single thing in the opinion where they actually said she got something
preventing, the united states is criminal investigation from using classified materials risks imposing real and significant harm on the united states and the public. the united states also argues that allowing the special master and plaintiffs counsel to examine the classified records with separately impose irreparable harm. we agree. leading off our discussion tonight, andrew weizmann, former fbi general counsel and former chief of the criminal district of eastern new york. professor at new york. neil catchable, former acting solicitor general. and also with its, bradley mohsen, asheville security attorney. and andrew weissmann, that we agree that the appeal court wrote repeatedly applies to everything that all of you have been telling us for weeks now. what were the highlights of that opinion for you? you know, i d love to tell you that it s because of neal and brad semi brilliance, but this opinion did not need that. the decision by judge cannon was so off the charts, as we talk
wrongful defamation suit against the fbi and justice department. mccabe s team is pressuring the doj to drop the case against him while the attorney general is reviewing the doj watchdog report on alleged fisa abuses. let s bring in bradley mohsen former assistant attorney general john you. great to have you. already the senate judiciary chairman lindsey graham is talking about next steps. the senate judiciary committee will call mister horwitz and he will testify under oath about his report and we are going to pursue this in a transparent fashion, declassify as much as we can including the fisa warrant applications. what are your expectations? finally seeing accountability come home. it s not the end, it is just the