joe tacopina, will join us .ht but first, happening right now, our top story right here out of new york . alvin bragg is now sweating even more than usual tonight. now he s put his has pathetically weak case againsttl former president trump has. letr totally imploded. , th let s be very clear here. the case died this very week., s it is very obvious. it is very clear .n of it s transparent. alvin bragg had every intention of indicting donald trump this week. but for the second straight day, grand jury proceedings rere canceled today. now, braggut is now telling reuters that it was former president donald trump that created a false expectation of arrest.ng t it was never actually going to happen. according to brag, it seems really after a multi year investigation, the formation of a grand jury, the meetingeate with law enforcement to coordinate an impending anes of a former vice formerevet president . and we re supposed to believee that somehow donald trump now created the f
just maybe things in this country would snap back into something resembling a pre-trump normal. dangerous elements of the far right would crawl back into their dark caves and corners that want harm done to the foundations of our most prized institutions, relentlessly maligned for years under donald trump would repair themselves. maybe even overnight. simply because trump is no longer the person sitting behind the resolute desk. sadly it appears that any of those hopes were in vain. more proof this afternoon that the destruction he left in his unhinged wake, the moral wrought he spread quietly continues to spread to this day inside some of our most important and revered institutions. considering chilling new reporting in today s the new york times, cataloging attacks on the fbi. the piece centers in part on a somewhat dishonest effort by a group of former agents calling themselves the suspendables. they wrote a letter earlier this month of accusing the fbi from discriminatin
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trump was continuing to get bad advice from sources outside the administration. earlier today, the latest batch of transcripts were released, nearly 20 of them. among the transcripts was the committee s interview with ray epps. epps is a capitol rioter who became the target of a right wing conspiracy spread by some, including some sitting members of congress, that he was secretly working for the government. quote, the only time i ve been involved with the government was when i was a marine in the u.s. marine corp. the select committee withdrew its subpoena of the ex-president yesterday, citing the committee s imminent end. politico reports on a federal judge citing the committee s referral in his opinion, quote, u.s. district court judge john beats, an appointee of president george w. bush, ruled alexander
question is how far will the president go in creating such an advocate. will the current advocate there independent of the court be able to intervene in cases across the board or something more limbed like an advocate brought in specifically when a judge wants there to be an adversarial process? that s what john beats of foreign intelligence court has to prosed. peter, the president is putting some decisions at congress doorstep. on someone like i can completely understand why one would want the sort of most representative body to be deliberating these issues. on the other hand, does kicking it to congress effectively neutralize the issue? one of those issues is the 215 section of the patriot act, which of course is the collection of nsa phone data. it s one of the most discussed and controversial programs. what is your thinking in terms of the white house decisionmaking to do that? well, look. this has become a really