own late last year. so where is this all heading? let s ask trial attorney and msnbc legal contributor katie fang. jill wine banks is also with us. guardian reports the select committee is also looking at whether trump oversaw an unlawful conspiracy that involved coordination between the political elements of the white house, a plan to republican lawmakers. and extremist groups that stormed the capitol. what legal liability does that potentially pose for the former president? well, it smell spells it out pretty clearly there. the idea he could have been a coconspirator is what the 1/6 committee is trying to figure, but it s a fact finding truth seeking body. its role is not to prosecute, but let s be frank. there have been two criminal referrals but not for the actual underlying conspiracy that took place leading up to the fateful day of january 6th. it s the noncompliance of the part of people like steve bannon and mark meadows.
the justices ruled that alvarez claimed were contemptible or if they are protected by speech under the first amendment. let s talk about it with the chairman of the executive council of the congressional medal of honor foundation, also a former green and judge advocate general. leo is a retired air force general and a public servant. you have spent five years locked up in a vietnamese prison, you wouldn t would have been there if you hadn t been shot down trying to save one of your wingman. how are you feeling this morning? sick. it doesn t matter. i feel disappointed. jon: i m sorry about that. in this case, we lost the battle with this case, but people like jay town, they are already rewriting the legislation to comply with the problems of the supreme court
aldebate for you now. she was just trying to help people save money. avoid points on their drivers licenses. what is the harm in that? her name is natalee plumber. she spent the entire night in jail for holding up this sign warning drivers that police were pulling people over for speeding. there was a speed trap ahead. police initially said she was obstructing justice. was she? let s ask trial attorney pilar prin. and former prosecutor joey jackson. joey i ll start with you with a disclosure. i once got in trouble for feeding someone else s meter. a meter maid got really angry. i was trying to help other people. how is that a crime? a crime of gross proportions, throw her away for life. no, listen. here is the point, the point we have to remember is speed kills and as a result of that the police have a very difficult job. what is that? to insure that the safety of the public is protected, that our families are protected, our
today. thank you. thank you. jon: happening now, the man in the spotlight. chief justice john roberts. the mainstream media, by all appearances are gushing over the chief justice of the supreme court right now, this after roberts sided with the liberals on the bench in upholding the president s healthcare law confounding his supporters and encouraging his critics. let s talk about it with our fox news watch panel, judith miller the pulitzer prize prize winning investigative reporter. kirsten powers is a daily beast columnist. both are fox news contributors. they said they had all the news fit to print. they didn t have that much news because they spent a full banner headline. justices by 5-4 uphold healthcare law, roberts in majority, victory for obama. is it a victory for the president? i think that s what we re going to see in the months ahead, and i think it s an