in decline, and yet they go after a popular president,identa a president that they got more votes than any sittinguntr president in the history of our country by far. byand then much better the seco time in the election than the first. and they go after hi gm on a bo, his house just like the russia, russia, russia hoax and all of the others. this has been going on for seven years. thing onand they can t stop bece it s election interference aeytv the highest level. there s never been anything like what s happened. i m an innocener bee what t man. and i m an innocent person. they had the mueller hoax, the mueller report an person., t came out. no collusion after two and a half years that was set up by hillary clinton and democrat . but this is what they do.s this is what they dowhaty do so. if they would devote their energies to honesty and integrity, they would be a lot better for our country. they could do a lot better. they could do a lo.t of great oa things. now, on true so
records act. that act means anything create actd during a presidency, whether it s classified or not, ca s classn maintained by a forr president. period. but instead of seeking an injunction, let s say, or productiond of of records in a c a civil court, let a judge hash it out. garland chose to bastardize the law by raiding trump s home and then seeking an indictment today. and it didn t mattendictment r that trump was following the very same standard establishedardd by the department of justice itself a decade ago when the depstice itthe bill clintot classified documents, that was a standard endorsed by a federal court in washington.th the president can keep what he want, but garland didn t like that. and he doesn t care about the law. eden so he abandoned his own precedent because it s donald trump. this is selective prosecution. it is unequa ye yeah, it s okay for hillary oka to mishandle classified.
republicans against the bill. andrew clyde called the january 6th attack on the capitol, quote, a normal tourist visit. so that s who he is. and he took issue with a 1999 opinion written by judge hatchet when he was on the federal circuit court of appeals. the opinion overturned a local school policy in jacksonville, florida, that attempted to circumvent the supreme court s ban on school sponsored prayer. judge hatchette died last year, was the first african american to serve on the federal appeals court in the deep south. after graduating from howard university school of law, judge hash it took the bar exam in 1916, and he was not allowed to book a hotel room in the miami hotel where that bar exam was then given. because it was a segregated hotel. congressman andrew clyde car of a blinken s to change their votes while the vote was underway on the house floor.
serve on the federal appeals court in the deep south. after graduating from howard university school of law, judge hash it took the bar exam in 1916, and he was not allowed to book a hotel room in the miami hotel where that bar exam was then given. because it was a segregated hotel. congressman andrew clyde car of a blinken s to change their votes while the vote was underway on the house floor. two minutes and 30 seconds into the vote, when have 25 republicans had voted for the bill and by the end of the vote only 19 republicans had voted for the bill. the bill failed to meet the two thirds threshold, the house republican sponsor of the bill. voted against the bill himself. when congressman vernon buchanan was asked why he voted against his own bill, he said, quote, i don t know. joining us now, someone who does know democratic representative colin