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>> one does not have anything to do with the other, but clearly the department of justice thinks that there are grounds to bring the tax cases which were joined in this plea agreement that fell apart over the summer, and so, to the extent that the department of justice was trying to make a deal with biden so that all of the charges could be resolved in one fell swoop is what they were doing. now that the deal has fallen apart, they will have to proceed on different tracks. >> what are the legal implications of the fact that they did have this deal in place? >> yeah, that is huge. it is very simple. i mean, a plea agreement is no different than any other kind of agreement or contract that people make. once you make it, it is held to be binding, and that is what hunter biden is going to argue. strip out the politics, and strip out the maga politics and the political pressure, which i am not saying that you have a relevant factor, and the fact that hunter biden and the lawyers had a handshake deal with the department of justice, and will plead guilty to the two misdemeanor and will we, the department of justice, will we will not prosecute hunter for the gun charges and put him in a diversion program, and very common outcome, and they felt they had a handshake deal, and whatever the court is, district court or appellant court, and hey, we had a deal, and it is a handshake deal, and written deal, and the justice department should be held to that deal. hunter biden held up his end, and the agreement should be enforced, drop the criminal charges. >> does this make it any more or less likely that another deal can be reached? like, we are down this yellow brick road of plea deals and broken plea deals, and what happens now? >> well, again, if you are stripped away all of the politics and the hoo haw with the case, you could get the parties back together to see, look, this is what the case is worth, and this is who this defendant is, and this is how we the department of justice usually behave, but i think that given all of the atmospherics with, you know, presidential campaigns and congress and the politics, i just don't see how these parties get in a room and make a deal. >> so it sounds like the biden legal move, and hunter biden's legal team will try to get it thrown? >> absolutely. >> if it doesn't, what is the argument in the courtroom? >> there are two. first of all, these gun charges, they turn on, you know, a false statement. and false statements require knowledge, willfulness, intent. did he really intend to mislead anybody? clearly he had and was suffering from a serious drug addiction, and how self-aware was he when he filled those things out, and that a legal argument that a jury would have to accept that he actually understood and consciously decided to make a false statement on a gun application, and the second is that in the totality of the facts, how sympathetic is somebody who struggled with addiction who clearly had some mental health issues, and whose sister-in-law found the gun and said, i took it away, because i was afraid he would kill himself, and these are all wildly sympathetic arguments that the jury may find, and listen, i am not going to convict this guy. so there are two key facers to, john. >> you have talked about stripping away the politics, trying to, right? and just as a pure legal case, but is there an intersection of the charges that he faces and the inquiry that president biden is facing with the house republicans, and separate and yet related, because it is involving his son, do you see any? >> i think that it is all unfortunately going to come together, because if you think from the beginning, would the department of justice have brought these gun charges under these circumstances? i think that most commentators and i agree, absolutely not. statistically the department does not bring these kinds of charges, but i don't think that you can unpackage it at this point, and you cannot decouple it at all. >> as thought exercise for all of us when we are looking ate, it is able to strip away the politics, and in reality, it is what it is. >> and then when you goat the jury in the courtroom, can he get a fair trial given all of the politics. >> yes, great discussion. thank you. >> and for the first time ever, the united auto workers have launched a strike against the big three automakers for the first time, and it is a targeted strike for all three locations based on three companies and based on system of the best selling vehicles. more than 13,000 workers are on the picket lines total. we go to vanessa yurkevich who is there and the picket line. what is the status? >> yes, all three eyes are on the plants as the workers are now out on strike. the automakers are saying that they were disappointed that they could not come to an agreement with the uaw by midnight, and the president of the uaw shawn fain says shame on them to wait until midnight to try to come to a deal. i spoke to mary berra about a key issue that the union is pushing, because they want a 40% wage increase for four year, and the union is tying it to the amount that the ceos have made. and mary berra has seen a 34% pay increase in four years and she is making $30 million and i asked her if she believes it is fair that they are only offering 20%, when she, herself, has seen a 34% wage increase. listen. >> my compensation, 92% of it is based on the performance of the company, and one of the strong aspects of the way that the compensation for a representative employee is designed is not only are we putting a 20% increase on the table, we have profit sharing. so when the company does well, everyone does well. for the last several years that has resulted in record profit sharing for the represented employees, so you have to look at the whole compensation package. we think that we have a competitive offer on the table, and that is why we want to get back there and get this done. >> reporter: general motors recorded record profits in 2022 and the union wants a piece of that for the members. the contract negotiation centers around the fact that the union members gave up a lot in 2019 when gm was bailed out, when they filed for bankruptcy. they want to reclaim a lot of the money they feel like they lost, and a lot the concessions that they say that they gave up in order to save their jobs and save general motors. we know today that the big three are not going to be meeting with the auto workers union despite that mary berra says that she wants to get back to the negotiating table. later today, we expect to see the president of the uaw shawn fain with bernie sanders at a rally in detroit. he is going to be rallying the crowd around his message. we know that mary berra spoke to the president, president biden, yesterday, and keeping him abreast of the negotiations, and she made it clear that she wants to go back to the negotiating table, but they have the wait at least a day to make it happen. john? >> and we will hear from president biden about this in the next hour or so, and it is going to be interesting to see if he puts his thumb on the scales. vanessa yurkevich in detroit. thank you. and coming up, questions to ponder, would donald trump pardon himself if he were re-elected. we can hear that in a new interview. and also more on the documents case against him. more on that. and hurricane lee is on the way, and the fear with this storm is the powerful winds and what it is to bring to the northeast. how to prepare for that coming up. 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what does the day and the history tell us? the senior data analyst harry enten has the answer. what do we stand right now on the whole impeachment inquiry? >> well, this is the only poll that asks this question, and it is last month with the abc/ipsos poll. it is related to hunter biden and the dealings. this is a tie, 38% opposed and 39 in favor, and some americans put no, because i would have thought that the opposed was significantly higher, but basically here, it is an equal race within the margin of error. >> and so, it is basically the same but different in the past. right now, we have within a point of error. going back to trump 2019, and there because clear plurality of plus nine points, and back in clinton, we saw a clear plurality with the inquiry at falling it right in the middle, and we are much more in this a wait and see mode than in the past. >> but in the past, people did have a direction, and as i said, the republicans seem to be some impeachment in the past? >> looking at 2019 and 2021, and this is voted against one article of impeachment, against. this is against clinton and 81 votes against and at least one article of impeachment. democrats were far more united in 2019, and three democrats voted against one article of impeachment, and the republicans are fearing this example of 1998, and in 2019, the democrats were quite united here. >> what happened to the republicans in this impeachment in terms of what happened to the numbers after they did launch the impeachment? 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>> fake. yes, i would. it was not deleted, and they were my tapes. i don't think they would have had to give them the tapes, because i could have fought it in court. when they asked for them, i said, sure. i could have fought this. >> to what extent, susan, is this a legal argument, and to what case is this the political case for re-election? more about the substance or that he is talkk the about it? >> well, he is talk in a political way, and the problem is that once he is in a court of law, the law is going to prevail. those were his surveillance tapes, but they were subpoenaed, and he had the obligation to turn them over. and he says that he would testify in court, and we would all like to know what he says under oath. we will see if the lawyers permit that to happen. this is a thoroughly lit cal time. sgll and it is not good for him to be impeechd, but he is the least threatened of the parties. >> as you say, biden, mccarthy and trump, you say biden the least? >> yes. >> why? >> because the republicans can't say what they want to impeach him for, and that is what they will have to figure out with the impeachment inquiry. donald trump has 41 counts, and it is not clear how kevin mccarthy can avoid shutting down the government, and so that is most likely politically challenging and so none of them are having a good week, but biden is having the least bad of the three of them. >> and that is even with his son facing the criminal charges. kate bolduan likes to point out that another thing that donald trump said is that biden would not be likely facing this impeachment inquiry if he had not been impeached. and kate says he is saying the unsaid out loud. and if it is about politic, does that leave a mark? 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>> no, of course not. but when they did, everybody was welcomed. j the united ukraine ballet is now more than 65 dancers and it is a whole community now. >> chills. >> yes, and it is remarkable. >> so many players there. >> yes, and the -- >> first and foremost, it is about preserving your culture, your identity, and the history in the face of putin's russia which is trying to tell the world that ukraine does not exist, and they don't have a separate culture and it is a genocidal thought, and these people are dancing as we said in defiance. they have brought this refugee ballet to the kennedy center in washington, and they have traveled it around, and we have talked to the ballet dancers who stayed in ukraine, also to preserve dance for the people there, and even those who have gone to the battle front, and some of them being killed. so everybody is fighting their own war, everybody. >> i was in ukraine just after the invasion, and i spent time with rock musicians and graphic artists. >> yes! >> and they were at war, and i love how you put it, because there is a churl war th-- cultur that the artists have been fighting from minute one. >> yes, and there a resistance to crush the culture, and you will see that the lady speaking, she is the dutch ballerina who enabled all of this in the netherlands, and the gentleman who is the choreographer, and it is important because he is a ukrainian russian who left the bolshoi after the russian wars, and there is so many problems with the russians and the ukrainians and event the us open. >> it is a somber and very important anniversary of the death coming tomorrow. >> yes, and there is a way to step up and improve the lot. >> yes, the idea is that we have learned it is not necessarily now about a counter revolution, but it is about getting their rights. so even though it is really harsh, and there a preemptive crackdown to prevent any anniversary protests, the women who we talked to, and the women who we are talking about now, they are walking around without the hajab on, and mahsa amini was killed in police custody for not being a good iranian. >> and he didn't turn up for the interview, because he wanted me to wear a hijab in america, and i will bet he does not get an interview in the united states. >> and i would not bet against christiane amanpour. >> tune in for the whole story with anderson cooper one whole hour at 8:00 p.m. eastern for this remarkable story. and a series of historic series of a year-long coast guard cover-up of dozens of sexual assaults kept secret by high-ranking officicials for years. see all you can n do with the free experian app. download it now. the all-new tempur-pedic breeze makes sleep feel cool. so, no more sweating all night... ...or blasting the air conditioning. because the tempur-breeze feels up to 10° cooler, all night long. for a limited time, save up to $700 on select tempur-pedic adjustable mattress sets. each day is a unique blend of going, doing, and living. glucerna protein smart with 30 grams of protein to help keep you moving. uniquely designed with carbsteady to help manage blood sugar response. glucerna, bring on the day. before and bath fitter. before and bath fitter. if you have a before bath, now's the time to call bath fitter to get a beautiful after. with our unique tub over tub process, there's no mess or stress. spend smart on a beautiful new bath done right backed by a lifetime warranty. join over 2 million happy customers who know it just fits. bath fitter. visit bathfitter.com to book your free consultation. ♪ with wet amd, sometimes i worry my world is getting smaller because of my sight. but now, i can open up my world with vabysmo. vabysmo is the first fda-approved treatment for people with wet amd that improves vision and delivers a chance for up to 4 months between treatments. which means doing more of what i love. ♪ vabysmo is the only treatment designed to block 2 causes of wet amd. vabysmo is an eye injection. don't take it if you have an infection or active swelling in or around your eye, or are allergic to it or any of its ingredients. treatments like vabysmo can cause eye infection or retinal detachment. vabysmo may cause a temporary increase in eye pressure after receiving the injection. although uncommon, there is a potential risk of heart attack or stroke associated with blood clots. open up your world! a chance for up to 4 months between treatments with vabysmo. ask your doctor. want your clothes to smell freshly washed all day without heavy perfumes? 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