good morning to our viewers in the united states and around the world. it s kasie hunt. it s thursday, 5:00 a.m. here in washington. it s 4:00 a a.m. in iowa. there are now four days until the caucuses. hours ago, ron desantis and nikki haley went head to head on the cnn debate stage in the fight for number two. both deploying the pants on fire strategy. you have said it again. stop lying. she said she never said it. you re lying. it doesn t change the fact that ron is lying because ron is losing. you lie a the lot. hnikki haley gives him a run fo his money. you get the point. they both also took some time to go after the no-show, far away republican front runner, donald trump. i think what happened on january 6th was a terrible day. i think president trump will have to answer for it. he sat in the white house and tweeted law and order. but he did nothing to ensure law and order. as your president, i will never let our city burn. at that very moment, trumps wa
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read all over the internet, quote, i regretted the whole thing. yeah. a quote from you talking about the clinton investigation. the full quote is i regretted the whole thing but it had to be done. what element of the clinton investigation do you regret today? well, first of all, i think it would have been better for the nation it goes without saying for the president to have been truthful in the first instance and not to have committed perjury. he has apparently just unlimited belief in his acts to convince anyone including the court of law and the reason this book is named on tempt is he is the only president in american history to have been found in contempt by united states district court judge and he didn t appeal from that ruling. so just tell the truth. so i was hoping that he would tell the truth in the august 17, 1998, grand jury appearance. he was urged by members of his own party who recognized that by this time they knew he had committed perjury in the civil depositi
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decision. and barbara, legal watchers are saying this is legal, but just not standard practice compared to previous presidents. previous presidents have done it after a conviction and after serving some time. and then after the convicted individual applies for a pardon, that is when typically a president then grants a pardon. in this case president trump did not do that. what does there say in terms of rule of law, what it means for the doj and the judiciary? well, not only did president trump not comply with knows usually standards and protocols of process, but i think it s important why this there is outrage. lots of pardons are unpopular, but in most cases you have a prosecution brought by the executive branch and then the head of that branch, the president, grachbnts the pardon. in this case what arpaio was convicted of is being held in con tempt of a court order
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