investigation. the case, the environment will go before him. now there s still a lot of details that will need to be worked out. people familiar with this arrangement are saying that they expect it will be handled like a regular arrangement. of course, the security is, evan explained, will be heightened and there will be different precautions that we see that in other cases, but he will still come in and we still be processed. he will still be fingerprinted, and he will go before this judge and be asked to enter a plea in this case, and then he will be escorted out there is this is a non violent felonies. so there s not a question of bail here, but we re definitely going to see a bigger security presence downtown here and the different precautions leading to that. but the agreement is now expected for tuesday. and they do expect it to go forward like any normal arraignment. just with these extra precautions, anderson authorities said anything about the mug shot elie honig had said in n
dangerous. it s a largely unreported story. but in this case the fda went beyond their legislative authority to actually approved ability to approve or disapprove the abortion. but look, if you drill down in the cases, you ll see they went beyond their legislative authority. i m a big believer and you can t have these administrative agencies essentially going beyond the law . we believe they did in this case, but i look i m pro life. i don t apologize for it. i truly do believe that these abortifacients are dangerous. i welcome states that are getting them that are getting them off the shelf and will continue to push back on this. fda supported a 15 week. federal abortion ban 15 weeks. governor desantis recently backed the republican proposal for a six week abortion ban in florida. would you support a six week ban nationwide? well, of course i look, i m i m pro life. i don t apologize for it. i believe that
do that. but nobody is really nobody s saying what pence did tonight which is saying that is wrong and let me throw this to anderson. here s a question for your panel. anderson does what alvin bragg and the grand jury did today. does that help donald trump with his base and with maybe some other voters outside of his base? make the argument. uh none of these prosecutions are fair. uh even though you and i know that that s not the case. whatever you think of alvin bragg that has nothing to do with violent insurrectionists being put in prison for violence on that day does does what happened? make that a little easier for donald trump to sell ? yeah appreciate what the panel back here with the team in new york john you you ve actually well we were listening to vice president. you have been talking about the threat matrix that the kind of threats that are already coming in so from the beginning of the grand jury investigation
first my heart goes out to the families of those lost the courageous principal who lost her life. um they ve been in our prayers and our hearts and hmm. we mourn with those who mourn. but i have to tell you. this is not the time to go back to the same tired saw. over over gun control. i mean, we looks at some of the worst crime ridden cities in america have the strongest gun control measures in place. what we need is new, bold action. i think in a broad range of areas number one while while they took down the assailant in this case, i think we need to get to the bottom of a motive because it s very possible. this was actually a hate crime. and we need to be very clear. i visited synagogues while i was vice president that were subject to violence there were prosecuted as hate crimes. we need to identify whether or not we have we have a widening enmity toward christian and traditional conservative views.
these specific statements of one donald trump to the powers that be that, or he was trying to delegate the authority to in that moment, and you know, with with my pants, i mean he had important private conversations , and i m told that he never repeated those private conversations to his staff. even his closest aides he never believed he should do that. and if donald trump i told him that he actually believed that he had lost the election. that is laura s. that is so important to this to this case, because then why would you incite any kind of a riot? if you knew you actually had lost and it seems to me the other piece of it is also, um, he we know that in the moment when it the riot was happening when the crowds were outside, he d opened the doors to the oval office to hear the crowds taking it in people around him, said that he seemed to be enjoying it. and that was part of the january 6th hearings. but what really wasn t established