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a criminal offence. tonight, mr trump is meeting with his advisors, no doubt discussing the charges he is set to face, connected to hush money paid to actor stormy daniels in the lead up to his campaign for the presidency in 2016. the exact charges he faces will be disclosed in full in court tomorrow. donald trump denies any wrongdoing, calling it a witch hunt. the former president s journey from florida to new york was followed across the globe. here s the bbc s nada tawfik and barbara plett usher on the president s day. from mara largo. to manhattan. from mara largo. to manhattan. it - from mara largo. to manhattan. it is - from mara largo. to manhattan. it is a - from mara largo. trr manhattan. it is a familiar journey for donald trump in a dramatic one as the former president prepared to turn himself in to face charges. he started the morning here at his home in florida. around noon he was driven to the palm beach airport with his security detail. supporters cheered him
Words. That is the man who sits before us. Nominated to be a justice on the highest court of our land. Judge kavanaugh has the backing of his former law clerks and law students, his colleagues on the bench appointed by both republican and democrat president s and many members of his local community in which he remains so closely involved. He is a man of honor, integrity and well respected in the legal community. There is no dispute he is qualified to serve on our nations highest court. Mr. Chairman, i look forward to the hearing from the nominee himself when we all get done with our statements. [ Protester Talking ] as we discuss with judge kavanaugh for the public to hear, in his own words the proper role of a judge in our constitutional system. I look forward to this hearing and again, judge kavanaugh, thank you for being willing to
be here. Thank you, mr. Chairman. Senator booker. Thank, mr. Chairman. Welcome judge kavanaugh i want to say welcome to your family sincerely as well. We
bring down brought this case is trying to bring down the brought this case is trying to bring down the former president. how do we actually know that that is the case and it is not the district attorney following the letter of the law? ., . ., following the letter of the law? ., ., ., ., ., law? you have to look at what is the charge. law? you have to look at what is the charge. we law? you have to look at what is the charge. we don t - law? you have to look at what is the charge. we don t knowl is the charge. we don t know that. we are looking at this as a suspected electoral law violation. the electoral commission did not proceed with the prosecution when the president was in the white house. the doj said this is not something that would rise to a crime at the federal level to move towards prosecution. now, da bragg, if he is trying to get president trump to actually account for a federal election crime, that is really out of his jurisdiction, crime, that is really out of hisjuri
that has good enough as being in the same space as everyone else. that was overturned by brown versus board of education. he says sometimes we get it right in the end. taking something like that, and equating it to this, you have a progr progression across the years and decades where women couldn t, you know, vote at the start of our country. they at one point couldn t enter into contracts or they couldn t own property. i mean, we have progressed, and so the notion that we progress and women have rights now, and those rights are now being taken away, and that s to be equated with the overturning of a decision that was clearly wrong from the get-go like plessy v. ferguson is frankly offensive. i want to hear from the three trump justices during their confirmation hearing. here it is. is roe a super precedent? how would you define super precedent? and i m answering a lot of questions about roe indicates that roe doesn t fall in that