over law enforcement today. mark claxton is here for a special conversation about just comply. that s coming up. before the hour is out, we will hear from the icon fran leibowitz on politics, democracy, and why she says mitch mcconnell is one of the worst things to ever happen to american government. fran doesn t pull her punches, and we will hear from her later tonight. so, i got to tell you, as far as i can see, there is something to get excited about here, and we ll goat all that, but the top story are the new details about trump s national security scandal. and this is one of those stories that actually, i got to tell you, felt slow for a long time women knew there was this clash with the archives. and then we knew the government was viewing trump as holding some important materials that were not his. that s also commonly known as stealing. but that was playing out for a while. it was not until the unprecedented search that blew this up in the public realm and made clear
refuse. they still got elite treatment when asked the follow the law. like white house vets who refused subpoenas, steve bannon and peter navarro, who had months between when they refused to comply and when they were arrested. bannon was taken in peacefully, and navarro, like trump, was deemed to illegally untrustworthy, a judge approved a search warrant, which navarro complained about. they intercepted me getting on the plane, and then they put me in handcuffs, bring me here, put me in leg irons, stick me in a cell. that s punitive. what they did to me today violated the constitution. handcuffs are part of an arrest. navarro made those same complaints on fox news, where viewers had been lectured so many times, just comply. if in fact a police officer
not. but one of her top aides, she was sort of doing it for someone else. how the judge ultimately ruled. it s really important to highlight and then rectify that wrong, because that is not justice. that is not how our system works. that is not how people who are elected to get in there and make sure justice happens for everyone, they can t be they can t operate that way. if you want justice to be fair and color-blind and all these different things, and not have two systems in this country, that has to be addressed, exposed, rectified, and that s what s important. harris: the two systems, i know some people make it down a lane of reese and all, but it s really about privilege. treatment. elite treatment. my question would be, look at the total picture on all of this. he paid a $10,000 fine. but the police department resources were much more than that.