Hes now proposing his own date that just happens to be three years away. Plus the fbi involved the in a new investigation. The grand jurors who indicted the former president in georgia are being threatened and having their personal information exposed. And new warnings tonight for hawaii for victims of the wildfires, beware of scams. As if they werent dealing with enough, this new warning after so many have lost everything already. Im Kaitlan Collins and this is the source. Tonight. Donald trumps Delay Tactics seem to have gone into overdrive. His new ask, for an extraordinary delay. They now want the judge to set a trial date for the special counsels Election Interference case nearly three years from when he was indicted just a few weeks ago. They are looking for april 2026. That is nearly a year and a half after the 2024 election. It is obviously long past january 2024, which is when jack smiths team wants that trial to start. And papers that were filed just a few moments ago, trumps
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Violence, if it really is okay for trump supporters to essentially threaten, to assassinate those jurors, it they should be called into account. why is that okay? we will see if they are indeed asked that if what they have to say about it. obviously it s not an issue that s going. away. robert pape, thank you for joining us with your expertise tonight. thank you. with that, let s focus on the law enforcement aspect of this. danilo harvin is here, luckily he is the former washington d. c. chief of in homeland and intelligence. when you look at this, what have learned tonight, dental dannell harvin with what robert pape was talking about their, they go from statements that something people may actually take action on. professor pape was spot on. and what we are seeing now is a
thank you. with that, let s focus on the law enforcement aspect of this. these are threats we have seen. danelle harvin is here. luckily he is the former washington, d.c. chief of homeland security and intelligence. when you look at this, what we ve learned tonight, the fulton county sheriff investigating these threats against the grand jurors. how does law enforcement determine how serious those threats are, they go from being statements to something people may actually take action on? well, professor pape was spot on. and what we re seeing now is the normalization of violence in the political space. i ll tell you the use of violence is at the heart of the definition of domestic terrorism. and when you have nobody, be it trump or be it any elected officials, pulling these individuals back from the brink of extremism and violence, that s when you re going to have, i think, the long-term effects of what the
The following is a transcript of an interview with former Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson that aired Sunday, Sept. 18, 2022, on "Face the Nation."