mark: hello america i am mark levin this is life, liberty & levin sunday. you may have heard again the iowa caucuses start tomorrow. that is the official kickoff to the republican primaries leading to the general election. there is a lot of coverage and i am glad there is. one of the things that relates to our election whether it s iowa or the rest of our states in the general election is a monumentally outrageous interference in the selection by joe biden personally, by his surrogates at the department of justice, and is a party member in the judgeships the unelected prosecutors and that would be unelected jurors should there be trials in these democrat cities it is a disgrace the likes of which we have never experienced in america and he talks about democracy. of course he has destroyed what is a constitutional republic which is one of the reasons this man must be defeated. all of this talk he has not interfered, up and down if you heard but i had to say on last nights pr
mark: hello america i am mark levin this is life, liberty & levin sunday. you may have heard again the iowa caucuses start tomorrow. that is the official kickoff to the republican primaries leading to the general election. there is a lot of coverage and i am glad there is. one of the things that relates to our election whether it s iowa or the rest of our states in the general election is a monumentally outrageous interference in the selection by joe biden personally, by his surrogates at the department of justice, and is a party member in the judgeships the unelected prosecutors and that would be unelected jurors should there be trials in these democrat cities it is a disgrace the likes of which we have never experienced in america and he talks about democracy. of course he has destroyed what is a constitutional republic which is one of the reasons this man must be defeated. all of this talk he has not interfered, up and down if you heard but i had to say on last nights pr
chief legal correspondent ari melber, legal analyst, andrew weissmann, and my friend and colleague, msnbc anchor katy tur. rachel, we re about to hear from jack smith himself. if i have to interrupt you abruptly, i apologize in advance. your thoughts right now. reading the indictment, nicolle, i was struck by the simplicity of it structurally. this is not a case where we need to wait for somebody to flip. there s no allen weisselberg character out here who we need to find out how much they re going to tell prosecutors. there s no opaque question of intent that we need to wait to see if prosecutors have some access to. there s no, you know, contingent second crime that elevates these things to a more serious thing. all things that we ve seen in other serious cases involving trump and his business. in this case this is straightforward. what they re laying out, it s an accusation. it is not a conviction. what they re accusing him of is that he was not allowed to have this stuf
concerned about his kids. in the midst of a nasty divorce with a bitter acts. he just said that his wife was putting him there s so much. but soon, he bounce back. a new life with a gorgeous, new field say. that is when it started. he felt threatened. he says, i m afraid for my life. haunted. i said, you re being melodramatic. he said, no, this is really happening. ambush from inside his million dollar dream house. suddenly, he started to scrape. shot to death. a crime of passion, said police. somebody wanted this man dead very, very badly. the question was, who? his ex? she was losing everything. or someone else? the arrest was startling. the strategy in the courtroom, that was the biggest surprise of all. he was overweight, but if shape, to that, too sick. yes. hello, welcome to dateline. a devoted father got down in his own home by someone on the stairs. it was a case that made national news because of its unusual defense. the accused ar
after four years and 300 pages we end with more questions involving the clintons and the clinton foundation. top brass in the f.b.i. shut down all four investigations. now there are calls to reopen or launch newap durham s report showed in that one instance the f.b.i. was investigating claims beginning in late 2014 from a quote well-placed confidential source that not one, but two foreign governments were seeking to buy influence with hillary through illegal donations during her campaign. in the three other cases investigations launched in early 2016 by f.b.i. field offices in arkansas, new york and washington, d.c. probing possible criminal activity by the clinton foundation. durham notes the different way in which the f.b.i. approached the clinton investigations compared to the trump one dubbed crossfire hurricane. durham writes this. this manner in which the f.b.i. opened and investigated hurricane based on raw and uncorroborated intelligence also reflected a noticeable de