targets in them whatsoever. that has been unrelentless. now we re finding out that the ground forces have been wholesale killing civilians. it was organized and preplanned and supervised in terms of its execution. that seems to meet most of the criteria for what we re dealing with here. i certainly applaud the ukrainians and others following up here and doing some of the detail investigation and recording of what is taking place. so to be absolutely prima fascia evidence in dealing with it. as to our friend, putin, i mean, i think the world knows that he lies through his teeth neil: excuse me, general. we re seeing frank james, the 62-year-old behind these attacks in brooklyn coming out after
was entirely irrelevant. laura: at the very least, and i mean the very least, it s an obscene appearance of enpropriority and a conflict of inpropriority and a conflict of interest, correct. at the very least, flying on the government plane and 10 days later getting a business license. just on its fact, prima fascia evidence of a conflict at the very least. jonathan, real quick. what i m baffled by is how the attorney general garland could continue to deny the need of a special council. you cannot investigate this without stumbling over the president repeatedly in these references. that s not saying that the delaware u.s. attorney won t do an aggressive and independent job, but i ve never seen a better case for a special councils. laura: special council. laura: great to see you, thank you. a member of the biden family speaks out on joe biden s run in 2024 and zelensky crashes the grammys.
let s bring in former u.s. attorney, harry lipman. break it down for us. your reaction to the congresswoman there. explain to us and our viewers what that means and legally here, is there any grounds to charge the former president under that code? there sure is. so the code basically just says if you are impeding or obstructing official proceedings or congress. so all the tweets from meadows, those are like prima fascia evidence of doing that. they re playing it really smart. they re saying that is the evidence we need. this is non-privileged because that sidesteps the argument about whether trump still has a claim for executive privilege. that s playing out now in the d.c. circuit, but hasn t been
not beyond reasonable doubt. sut not because of uncertainty. it s because two of things. reason to believe that a crime was committed, number one. and that the accused committed it, number two. we call that probable cause. it is known to everyone out there sitting on the couch. as a result of that, all you need is what we call prima fascia. no the to get latin but the prima fascia. that established something is amiss. i think you re responsible, sir, you re coming with me. so you don t need an eyewitness. you don t need forensics. this is another common misunderstanding. circumstantial evidence is evidence f i came in here, right, to have the pleasure of your company. right? during the show. and when i came in here it was completely dry outside. i go back outside and it s wet everywhere but it s not raining. what could we reasonably conclude? we can conclude that rained while i was talking to chris. that is the bottom line. we know that occurred.
this is not going to be that easy, why? so why didn t they bring him in right away when she was mis missing? they knew she was gone. so now you have a body. you have a crime. not necessarily. they have to determine why if that s gabby why she died right, before they can say it is a crime. not necessarily? so understand this. it s important for everybody to know this. when the police arrest you, it s not beyond reasonable doubt. sut not because of uncertainty. it s because two of things. reason to believe that a crime was committed, number one. and that the accused committed it, number two. we call that probable cause. it is known to everyone out there sitting on the couch. as a result of that, all you need is what we call prima fascia. no the to get lat in but the prim prima fascia. that established something is amiss. i think you re responsible, sir, you re coming with me.