by charging decision by u.s. attorneys, say, in a particular state. i do not view these guidelines as something that s going to prohibit the attorney general, the department of justice from moving forward with an indictment when the investigation is complete and a decision has been made in weighing all the evidence, that a successful prosecution can be made by the department of justice. irrespective of the calendar. the department of justice, for example, doesn t care about the midterm elections. even if republicans end up with control of the house and it spans the january 6th commission, the department is going to continue to do its job. it s going to continue its investigation, however long it takes, and it s going to make decisions based upon the evidence in terms of what they believe they can prove in a court of law, understanding that in our system of government the burden is on the prosecution. they will have to they will have to provide evidence to 12
stand up and say we are going to lead. john: you have a federal judge who has suffered in the worst possible way saying we need legislation, and she is promoting the act to make it illegal to publish information about judges in public. she s saying we need this and need it now and it s being ignored. it is being ignored. these kind of safeguards on not publicly filing the home addresses has been controversial for members of congress. we are public figures. these are not public figures and the intimidation of district attorneys, u.s. attorneys, and judges are exactly the kinds of intimidation we have an obligation to prevent and nancy pelosi knows it, nancy pelosi is not just guarded but her homes are guarded. so when she says they are protected, they are not protected the way she s protected or if necessary i would be protected. john: this is not going to happen this week, everybody is getting out of town. will this pass next week?
pence to go along with this plan, and so we took you through the steps, chapter through chapter, all of the way through who pushed and overturned the election and hopefully will help leaders get a great baseline of information as we go into tonight s hearing. dan, i want to ask you. it is luke s done incredible reporting on the prosecutorial tools and tactics that this committee has deployed at the hands of very skilled prosecutors and former u.s. attorneys and assistant u.s. attorneys, but the judge and jury in tonight s hearing is not a typical sort of judge or jury in any criminal proceeding. talk about what the approach should be for something sort of criminal trial adjacent, but very much designed to as liz cheney and bennie thompson and others have said informed the public and liz cheney has statesed her goal was to make sure donald trump doesn t come close to the oval office again.
millionaires to pay for it. republicans say they could live with extending the current rate, but only if spending cuts offset it. last night in the senate both parties plans were voted down so there is work to be done before the end of the year. in california, powerful winds are still in the forecast for parts of southern california. nothing like the winds that did this though. did you see this damage? gusts topping 140 miles an hour were measure in the mountains outside los angeles at 140 miles an hour. that equals a category 4 hurricane. also you can imagine power lines were just no match for some of this. a lot of people, tens of thousands of them, are without power still today. also honda has expanded a previously announced recall to nearly 900,000 vehicles. the problem is potentially dangerous air bags. the global recall affects several cars in the line-up the accord, civic, odyssey, crv, pilot as well, models 2001 to 2003. most of the cars tartgeted are n the new