Plus dennis quaid. Im a football player. Theyre going to pump up the volume here. What happened yesterday . A former president being prosecuted by the sitting president will leave a blackco stain on the fabric of this country. But lets not forget whose move this was. The New York Times reported that joe biden directed his Attorney General to prosecute his rival prosecu. Quote, mr. Biden privately told his close circl e of advisers that mr. Trump posed a threat to democracy and should be prosecuted for his role in the events of june 6th. Of according to two people familiar with his comments. He also told confidence that he wanted Attorney General Merrick Garland to stop acting like the Attneral To A Ponderoud to take decisive action. Dent this is not an independent justice department. This is not an indepen stice ded. Special counsel. This prosecution is being directedecutio by the commander in chief and now the Corporate Media is engaged in Aengage Bloodthirsty and libelous wad r again
President donald trump set to appear in washingtoned to claiming he knowingly made false statements from the 2020 election. Carley now his team is moving the case out of washington d. C. , arguing he wont get a fair trial there. Brooks, brook, good morning. Thats right, President Trump and attorneys are warning of a potential bias, jury could have against him, trump taking to his truth social writing, the latest fake case brought by Crooked Joe Biden and deranged jack smith will hopefully be moved to an impartial venue, west virginia, impossible to get a fair trial in washington d. C. We are learning about the six coconspirators listed in the former president s indictment brought by Special Counsel jack smith. A lawyer for attorney john eastman tells fox news he believes eastman is coconspirator number two. The memo cited in the indictment claims eastmans legal memos to former President Trump contributed to his alleged attempt to over throw the 2020 election. But eastmans attorney main
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Claims eastman s legal memos to former president trump contributed to his alleged attempt to over throw the 2020 election. but eastman s attorney maintains there was nothing illegal about them and he stands by the former president. listen. eastman s advice was perfectly within the realm of good faith legal advice. if eastman is charged, he is going to trial, if he is convict he is going to appeal. we will never ever make a deal. this is the third criminal indictment against former president trump and second by special counsel jack smith. now, let s break down how much it has cost so far. first four months of investigating smith s probe spent $9 million in federal tax dollars. he is on track to spend $25 million a year. here is the former president s son eric trump, watch. they want to take him out of the race and we ve seen this before. we ve seen the fbi be weaponized, we ve seen the doj
Control their libidos. and hillary clinton may not have declared for 2016 but a liberal political machine is already starting up the bandwagon. i m wolf blitzer. you re in the situation room. just days after the nuclear deal with iran went into effect, tough talk from iranian leaders raising fresh doubts of whether tehran will live up to its side of the bargain. what exactly is in that agreement and how will americans know if it s being breached? let s begin this hour with jim acosta. jim? wolf, it s clear that sticking points remain over this deal. administration officials are brushing off comments that they will not dismantle key parts of their nuclear program that could be weap be weaponized. that s exactly what iran will have to do.