that motion not filed yet. but it could come against it any time. bret? bret: mark, speaking of trump and law enforcement, today a federal appeals court ruled the justice department needs to release a memo dating back to 2019 about the mueller probe. what can you tell us about that? bret, well, this is a memo that was basically outlining some of the internal deliberations that was happening at the justice department back in the bill barr era about whether or not the then president trump could possibly be charged with obstruction of justice as a result of the mueller probe. the justice department had been arguing that these documents were private deliberations, the judge disagreeing says the memo should come out. of course, trump was never charged as a result of the mueller probe while he was in office. bret? bret: mark meredith just outside of mar-a-lago in palm beach. mark, thanks. lindsey graham must appear before a special grand jury in atlanta. that grand jury is investigatin
up at trump s florida estate long after he left office. while trump is facing a wide range of legal problems iowa senator chuck grassley says it s the justice department that needs to be more forthcoming. the more the better, the better the public relations of the fbi would be because i think there is plenty of evidence of political bias. since the search at mar-a-lago, federal officials report seeing a spike in violent threats against law enforcement. today the democratic leaders of the house committee on government oversight and national security sent a letter to america s largest social media companies writing: we urge you to take immediate action to address any threats of violence against law enforcement that appear on your company s platform. the former president continues to fund raise not only off of the search at mar-a-lago but also the ongoing investigation and within the last 30 minutes or so he put out a new post on social media platform saying he plans to file a new cou
into the presidential election in 2024 still a long way away, but a lot of speculation, nonetheless. bret: and so it begins. grady trimble in des moines, grady, thanks. wyoming congresswoman liz cheney says she still hopes former vice president mike pence will testify before the house committee investigation the january 6th capitol riot. cheney s membership on that panel along with her vote to impeach then president trump contributed to a big primary loss in wyoming earlier this week. cheney says she has no regrets and now laser-focused on keeping former president trump from returning to the white house. we are getting new action from a judge s decision to release some of the information used to obtain that subpoena for the fbi raid of the trump campaign in florida. the justice department is now tanked with editing the materials for public couples. correspondent mark meredith is in palm beach again tonight. six days. that s how long federal prosecutors have to determine
saying she would represent wyoming interest and not washington interest. my loser, mitch mcconnell for exactly the reasons juan just explained. yes, establishment candidates did not win their primaries. but that but mcconnell pouted about it and acted very childish. just unbecoming of a leader. bret: quickly, juan, winner and loser. juan: manchin got pen when he the president signed that legislation. loser rest of the panel. establishment republicans. liz cheney s loss. 8 of the 10 house members who voted to have him impeached won t be back. bret: all right, panel, make it a great weekend. thanks a lot. juan: you too. bret: well, you know that sound. that means it s friday. yes, it is. time for notable quotables. with this law the american people won and the special
broad bipartisan support for that idea. i m going to add one other thing i think we respect and we have broad agreement own the united states military. those brave men and women who seth was one of them and i had the great for fortunate of being one of them as well and we have the greatest military in the world has ever seen. we want to protect that military. we want to use them wisely and judiciously. i think we agree on that as well. bret: congressman molten, do you think that china is on the brink of making a move against taiwan and, i guess, what would the u.s. do if that happened? well, we have made it very clear and the president has made it very clear that our plan is to defend taiwan and china needs to know that. i don t think they are on the brink but i think that they are lying it very carefully. i think as china s economy starts to falter, which i expect to happen more and more in the next few years. especially in the wake of their