if that notebook was under water, any chance of lawmakers learning anything from that? absolutely, absolutely. there are there s great technologies that we now use. actually we use them in 9/11 with some of the flight 93 things that we got out of that plane crash that are able to rehabilitate written notes and things like that. there are laboratories that specialize in this, and even if it s in the water, depending on how degraded, it, of course, there are still possible technologies to deploy to actually get say written words if he was using it as a journal or if he made some notes in there before he died. yeah. hopefully they can actually get those as well. that s fascinating. it was actually brian s dad that found some of his belongings. here s the family attorney describing how that happened. at some point chris locates what s called a dry bag. chris didn t want to pick the bag up because he wanted law enforcement to see it.
reason to appear. let s be clear. democrats do have the numbers to do this without republican support so today s vote is expected to pass. it would then go to the justice department which would decide whether or not to prosecute bannon, and attorney general merrick garland once again confirmed his department s independence at a hearing this morning and then said this. the department of justice will do what it always does in such circumstances. it will apply the facts and the law and make a decision consistent with the principles of prosecution. given that, how would you expect garland to handle this? well, first of all, that s exactly the answer that we want to hear from an attorney general. we want him to and the justice department to wait until the house has actually made the referral. we don t want him to pre-judge the outcome of it, and then what we want to see is the justice department that merrick garland is trying to restore which is one that makes prosecutorial decisi
more public defenders than any administration in all of american history because of you. we re going to change it. we did it in record time and we re just getting started because of all of you in the audience. you have been the engine behind offs this, but we also know this. to make real the full promise of america we have to protect that fundamental right,ing right to vote, the sacred right to vote. you know, it s democracy s threshold of liberty. with it anything is possible. without it nothing is. today the right to vote and the rule of law are under up relenting assault from republican governors, attorneys general, secretaries of state, state legislators, and they are following my predecessor, the last president into a deep, deep black hole and abyss. no, i really mean it. think about it. this is what got me involved in civil rights as a kid when i was
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