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>> well, that's part of politics and it's part of debate. and right now the president is taking this action. i'm supporting the action and i believe most democrats support what he's doing we could should still continue to try and negotiate a bipartisan deal to legislate more security at the border, to legislatively fix asylum and to fix legal immigration so that we can bring more dreamers so what i'd love to see the president to lead to the cme to an executive order that gave work permits to the spouses of us citizens that currently are undocumented. everybody in america thinks, if you're married to a us citizen, you should become a us citizen. but there are 1 million people in the united states of america that are married to us citizens that don't have official work permits, we should get that for them. >> congressman tom suozzi, maybe the president will hear your request here. thank you for your for your time tonight and also to congress of a dipole. great to have you both back-to-back. but two very different views on this issue. >> thank you meanwhile, today, during the first day of testimony in the trial of president biden's son, the jury actually heard from hunter biden, but not exactly. >> we'll explain after a quick
was also a former trump attorney, jim troupis, who is here with me now to talk about all of this sentence, senior legal analyst and former assistant us attorney elie honig, as well as seen in political commentator, and trump's former white house communicate patients director alyssa farah griffin, elie. i just want everyone to listen to what the attorney general wisconsin had to say about why they're bringing these charges now but i will say that our focus in any investigation in any prosecution is not on the speed with which something is done. its undoing high-quality investigations, conducting high-quality prosecutions, and getting things right. that's the approach we have taken defending the timeline here. >> but what do you make? how long it took to bring these charges? >> that's boiler play. i expect that if any prosecutor, but it's also completely unconvincing. it took three-and-a-half years to bring these charges. i mean, it's three-and-a-half years ago that this all happened. he's been the ag throughout that time. he's been ag since 2019. i understand. investigations take time. i've done plenty of
i think that's a very tortured reading of it. i think if you're taking drugs around that time period, which it seems pretty clear that he was that that's what that form is meant to the atf form because that was also a prosecutors introduced today and it has that exact question there. it's at the heart of this case when the jury sees that this is something that he himself checked no. on in this as the defense is trying to try to argue that the owner of the store led him to this gun, picked it up for him, picked it out for him, essentially how does a jury see that and saying, well, he wasn't adult, he did sign this form. he did check. no. well, not only is he an adult, i mean, i think the jurors assume that he's a fairly sophisticated person. >> he is the son of the president of the united states. they're gonna assume he's educated enough that he would have read the form, been able to understand, especially being the son of a politician and i guess he wasn't president at the time, but he certainly understands the implications of falsely signing a form like
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those facts digging in even more justice is no longer blind in america today is driven by politics. >> example number one. it's president trump you had no problem dispatching matthew colangelo's, whose matthew clashes false? >> i did not dispatch matthew colangelo's matric potential pops up and alvin bragg's office to go get trump for the first time in american history. we do have a presidential administration is working to put its opponent in jail. this is entirely your work, including approving and unprecedented search of a former president's home he went on like that for roughly five hours on capitol hill today. but here tonight, straight to the source of those is one of the few people who knows what it's like to be in that seat that carlin within today, the former fbi director and the author of the new crime thriller westport, james comey and director comey, it's great to have you it's interesting to watch garland's hearing today
independence pendants are polling suggests that if you talk about humane ways to actually institute a system that works, and we have some other ideas of policy, things that president could do that is actually what independence want. they don't want harsh enforcement policies that turn away very vulnerable asylum seekers. and i think the president could have handled this differently. i've told him that directly, and i think that we have to lean in as democrats to an inclusive vision of immigration. and we really have to make, continue to point out all the differences that we have with donald trump, who is xenophobic, racist to sit terrible things about immigrants. i hill that is not who president biden is, but using the same tools that donald trump used is actually a big problem for democrats to be able to continue to show those differences and keep our base with us. >> yeah, and we'll see how that base response to this action. congresswoman pramila jayapal, it's always great to have you
with custom gear, get started today at accustoming.com, i'm wearing thoughts on capitol hill and this midnight tonight migrants who unlawfully crossed the southern border will be barred from seeking asylum here in the united states. >> after president biden signed and executive action today, marketing is significant shift in his position on the border after he previously criticized former president donald trump for doing the same thing. >> i'm moving past republican obstruction. usually the executive authorities available me as president to do what i can on my own to address the border frankly, i would preferred to address this issue through bipartisan legislation, but republicans left, with no choice i should note this move
mesothelioma victims and their families. >> if you or a loved one who has been diagnosed with mesothelioma call us now and cnn can now project that congressman rob menendez junior will survive his primary challenge in new jersey's eighth congressional district, fending off fellow democrat, probably balah also fending off backlash against his own father's senator bob menendez, who is on trial right now for federal bribery charges. sentence senior political data reporter or harrington joins us now, inherit. >> i mean, obviously this is kinda seen as a test of this dynasty. the menendez family, that we're seeing play out what happened tonight. >> i think what happened was you're dealing with the majority hispanic district in which the menendez name, although perhaps tarnished because of the father look, bob menendez was mayor in union city before either you or i were born. it's a name that goes back generations and the fact that this was a very highly fought contest with a
signals to me that he's not going to be talking and focusing as much on immigration, border security, the economy he he went, he is consumed by something that is what he wants to focus on. and by the way, i assume it could affect his sentencing. two, if they lift the gag order and he just goes on tirades against this is fair play for sentencing. i mean, we're six weeks out from sentencing to me, it's going to be a really, really close call. tough call for judge merchan prison are now i think it's 50. 50. whether he does it every time you, donald trump violates the gag order. every time donald trump flagrantly disrespects the judge. that's all fair game. i mean, if i was his learned, i've said this 1 million times. i just begged him. he kept quiet given campaign, but be quiet about this case, please, for your own good, a gag order is your friend loves to take legal advice. la it was it farah griffin? thank you, both coming up here tonight. it is a big election year move that we just saw today by president biden. and then just hours it is going to go into effect for a moment. most of the the us southern border will be shut down to asylum seekers crossing illegally. it is dividing democrats. we have two different views coming up after a quick break the increase in
operated? i mean, you obviously were intimately familiar with it. you lead the department what do you make of what's different from how it was then to issuing statements like this, pushing back on donald trump's claims i think they've seen the damage that these lies can do. i would guess. i don't know for sure, but i would guess their reaction to some of the lies over the last few years was who would believe that. but millions of people will believe that. and so it's important, given that your institution depends upon public trust and confidence that you counter that lie, you don't want to be in rapid reaction, political spin type room. but you need to supply facts to the american people. >> what do you garland's demeanor today is not often how we see him. that's it was quite forceful for him at least. >> does it tell us something in your view about the level of alarm that these kinds of attacks are having, not just on the fbi or the justice department main justice, but, but kind of on the justice system overall in the united