me. glad she got back you got to watch her stuff around and pick works monkey so my swimsuit last year in costa rica. like so you go we do not like that. the exigency and wearing it? works yes, i did. [laughter] it it s better than i did he was better upset. charlie? [laughter] okay, this is like a scene out of mission impossible a crazy body camera footage captures a florida deputy successfully jumping onto and stopping a runaway boat going more than 40 miles an hour. this is of the boat driver falls off but i think they were waterskiing or something. we should take a minute here. cops do remarkable things. and that right there is truly extraordinary. quickly she could to keep the boat. if you watch the whole video clip took it like 10 minutes to get fast enough to get next to the boat. that s how fast the thing was going is headed right for land. it was going to blow up all of
in need of political checks what are the institutions that are actually equipped to respond to a majority of the country s views? that is another part of the problem we are facing, and part of why it is so urgent for democrats to try and address the supreme court, if and when they actually do once more control both houses of congress in the presidency. so let s talk about the exigency that is headed for us. the court s term is in october, just a few months. experts are already warning the damage is not done yet. next on the docket, cases that could further restrict a presidents ability to manage federal agencies, critical agencies, i d say, in cases that would loosen gun restrictions and gun regulations, leah is the worst yet to come for? the supreme court shows no signs of stopping. i think people might be under the misconception that this past term was, in some ways, more restrained than the previous one.
is the only thing stopping you from yourself. you ve got government, you ve got culture, you ve got media, you ve got education, right, you don t need to radicalize the supreme court. you ve got the ball, you ve got the teams, you ve got the crowd and the field, let the common sense people have the refs. joey: kellyanne, on the politics of it, you heard that last question, did you purposely mislead people? this is a pretty good voting block that biden wants to lean on, now they have gone out and borrowed money and credit cards thinking they were getting this in a biden economy, who is going to get the blame? will they blame republicans or biden? kellyanne: blame him because he promised and he knew this was a long shot and it would take a long time because it would go all the way to the supreme court so if it was that urgent and that exigency could have gone to congress. that is really all this opinion says. in our constitution, the separation of powers means the executive branch ca
where the bodies are buried in the story of the attempted coup. having been responsible in the white house for dealing with issues, including executive privilege. i think that more likely than not, uh trump is going to meet with the same frustration that he did when he tried to use executive privilege . remember to block the january 6th committee from getting documents he failed. the problem is that in for trump under u. s v. nixon executive privilege is not absolute. it must yield. the highest exigency comes when there s a fast moving criminal investigation, and that s what we have here. so uh, i m not very sanguine about his chances . this is really bad news for trump. all of the walls are closing in in this classified documents probe shan wu trump s ernie ever in corcoran spending
general aaron garland s decision to have a special counsel to examine the biden case, was not necessarily by law. why not, what europe s decision? i think it s really important by garland. it s more than wasn t necessarily. you have to find, he talked about extraordinary circumstances, for us you gotta find that a criminal investigation is warranted. through my experience, i just don t see. it s not in the slightest evidence that anyone acted with intense, with knowledge, even. so what does that leave? i think it does leave his bowing to the political exigency, and the total screaming that there is a symmetry here which there isn t. i m not saying that that was stupid, but i m saying that i think you re right to call a political. it s not the letter of the law. we thought a garland to date has been just the lawn vast man, but i think there was an x-factor here of politics, i agree. never any screaming from you, my friend, only sage assessment.