our next guest, fox news contributor leo terrell, is next. they couldn t have gotten computer experts two and half years ago? and they said the volume of pictures and emails, personal, private, and professional, was just overwhelming, leo. did they deserve oscar s for acting? a best actor, best actress. leslie stahl owes president trump an apology. let s be very clear, brian. what s the motivation for cbs to have this news story on thanksgiving week? i ll tell you what. it was after the midterms, they knew the house was taken over by the house republicans, they knew about the investigation coming, they wanted to try to basically make amends. cbs knew about this, and they hid this information to the detriment of president trump and to the benefit of the campaign for joe biden. russian disinformation? this is real, hard-core
Ex-Präsident spricht von «Liebe» – Donald Trump verharmlost Sturm aufs Capitol
In einem Interview mit der «Washington Post» spricht der ehemalige US-Präsident über die Ereignisse vom 6. Januar. Seine Worte sorgen für Aufregung.
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«Und es war übrigens auch eine liebevolle Menschenmenge. Es gab eine Menge Liebe.»: Der ehemalige US-Präsident Donald Trump. (3. Juli 2021)
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Inmitten der Streitereien um das Gremium zur Kapitol-Attacke sorgen Interview-Aussagen des ehemaligen US-Präsidenten Donald Trump über den 6. Januar für Aufregung.
«Und es war übrigens auch eine liebevolle Menschenmenge. Es gab eine Menge Liebe. Das habe ich von allen gehört», sagt Trump nach einem Audiomitschnitt der «Washington Post»-Reporter Carol Leonnig und Philip Rucker.
to be charged as a defendant. we typically talked about the president as not being a target only because his status as president protects him from indictment. but of course he could be indicted after he left office, he could potentially be impeached. his status here may color that question of whether mueller wants to seek a subpoena. so jill, through the lens of history where do you see where we are in this investigation? obviously mueller knew there was an investigation coming, he knew the outcome of that election might be republicans take the house and donald trump felt more emboldened to reject his advances. now that democrats hold the house, do you think that affects his thinking and where he is in his investigation? well, i think a more relevant perhaps comparison as you said donald trump has said i won t cooperate with a subpoena, but i d like remind him that richard nixon said i will not give you the tapes in response to the subpoena, and he stone walled as long as he could
contemplate whether he wants to issue a subpoena and have that fight which undoubtedly will go all the way to supreme court, and there s an additional twist to it. the problem is this, typically doj prosecutors don t issue a subpoena and require targets of investigations to testify in grand jury. a target is someone who s going to be charged as a defendant. we typically talked about the president as not being a target only because his status as president protects him from indictment. but of course he could be indicted after he left office, he could potentially be impeached. his status here may color that question of whether mueller wants to seek a subpoena. so jill, through the lens of history where do you see where we are in this investigation? obviously mueller knew there was an investigation coming, he knew the outcome of that election might be republicans take the house and donald trump felt more emboldened to reject his advances. now that democrats hold the