trump onsie and just have it on hand rapid response every time ron desantis says something to differentiate himself from donald trump. yes, they ve been playing that a lot, but i say gif. the differences go on. thank you,nc my friend. and thanks to you at home for joining us this evening. it was november 12, 2020, and there was a lot going on at the time. it had been less than a week since the networks called the 2020 presidential election for joesi biden. donald trump was just beginning his campaign to deny that result and try and overturn it. just a few days prior trump s lawyer, rudy giuliani, gave his infamous four seasons landscaping press conference to contest thela election results. we all remember that. trump had decided to deny president-elect biden to the classified presidential daily briefing as was the custom in presidential transitions, which in t retrospect seems a bit ironic. just one day later senator lindsey graham would make a phone callou to brad raffen
it s got evidence, 31 counts of espionage act violations as well as six other counts against donald trump. and so i think they re going full speed on that one. i don t know about this back pocket new jersey. maybe it does, maybe it doesn t exist. i think people are rightfully concerned about canon in part because her inexperience. she s young, but whenever you get ag, judge there s always a risk they ve not dealt with this case before. many judges are only civil lawyers, but i think the thing that has people most spooked is her ruling in the search warrant matter. the ruling was really lawless. i don t know if that was a lack of experience that we were seeing or if she was simply swayed byhe the right-wing talkg points, but she completely ignored the legally standard to impose one of her own. so i think that is what causes people to be worried that she might be biased in favor of donald trump. but they havese appellate remeds
the speed that richard painter was just cribe describing and what would be the next steps of the subpoenas if the state department were not to answer? i think that is the strategy of the white house is, to delay, delay, delay, if they can slow-walk it and get ag past the 2020 election, i think they consider that a victory. i think the only recourse congress has is to go to the courts and enforce these subpoenas. i think they will be successful if they can get a ruling on the substance and of the merits of the subpoenas and what president trump though has done is delay asserting things like a sitting president, not only can t be charged but can t even be investigated. some of these kinds of things, these arguments, which are frivolous, are none the less effect five , effective in stalling the questions and i think they need to move expeditiously, aggressively to get the courts to move on an expedited basis to make decisions on the merits. and i m confident congress will prevail as in
ourselves they told us you don t have any rights in you and country we have to help you take control of you now and if you agree come and join us. go to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome we begin the day with a love in the u.k. judges recalibrating the balance of power. in a landmark and surprising ruling today the u.k. s highest court said prime minister boris johnson acted illegally when he advised the queen to suspend parliament last month on johnson s right to probe parliament well that wasn t in question but the court took issue with prorogue in parliament for 5 weeks no good reason for that the court concluded now the court did not mention breaks it today but it seemed to agree with those who have accused the prime minister of suspending parliament to get ag any and all d criticisms of the government s plans on leaving the european
i wonder who might have broken it. what s going to happen next? that s not the bipartisan one. what happens next? i m waiting for the bipartisan horn. fail. the senate, ire respective of what the senate does, they may shoot it down. it s ultimately a resolution. it doesn t change the doj regulations. it acts more as a symbolic gesture to get ag bar to release the mueller report, to induce him to release the mueller report, and if he doesn t, representative nadler has indicated he might subpoena it anyway. nadler yesterday, by the way, after our show said that acting attorney general matt whitaker when he was acting attorney general did not deny the president had called him to discuss the cohen case. the department of justice has pushed back on that. they have issued a statement saying we disagree with representative nadler s characterization of the conversation consistent with his prior testimony mr. whitaker said he could not discuss prior