Particular filing by the trump team . With regard to the judge in d. C. . Yeah. I think will be rejected by the judge for sound reason, legal point, and i think it will be sustained on any appeal that he may decide to take. It is interesting, though for, people at home. Judge chutkan herself will be the one to decide whether she refuses or not. How does that make sense if you are just a layman at home . I think it almost every jurisdiction, a motion to disqualify the judge is brought before that judge. That is just the way that it works in the american system. The judge makes a ruling, some judges may say yes, i feel i have created an atmosphere in which i should participate Going Forward and others will decide otherwise, depending on the facts. I dont, from what i know, i think the judge in d. C. Has been many cases in front of her. I dont think that anything she has, cited least that i am, where of is disqualifying in terms of her bias or prejudice sister to the former president , an
The fbi, banks, the emmys, on his reality tv show, didnt win one, and even a Chemistry Test on which he once accused a classmate of cheating because he did better. And trump certainly has a long history of doing the same thing with judges, in particular. And the hush money case against him, he claimed that the judge there was biased because his daughter is a consultant for the democratic party. And it is 2018 border case, he called that judge loyal to obama. And in the Trump University case, he claimed that the judge there was biased because of his, quote, mexican heritage. Were building a wall. Hes a mexican. Were building a wall between here and mexico. The answer is he is giving us very unfair rulings. And by the way, that trudge is from indiana, not mexico. And tonight, to add to that list, the judge overseeing the federal Election Interference Case as to the list, trumps lawyers demanding that judge Tanya Chutkan recuse herself over comments shes made about the january 6th insurre
Including his wife and mother as well as those who witnessed the assassination and the aftermath on the streets of dallas. Youre watching an official reenactment of the murder of president john f. Kennedy filmed from the window where the alleged assassins crouched and are the telescopic sight of his rifle. This is a cbs news extra. November 22 and the warren report. Here is walter cronkite. November 22, president john kennedy was shot to death in full view of hundreds of spectators watching him in a dallas, texas, motorcade. 48 hours later, Lee Harvey Oswald was killed by jack ruby in full view of millions of americans watching television. This bizarre sequence of double killings raised great questions. Who actually fired the shots that killed kennedy . Why did ruby shoot oswald . Was there a conspiracy . Was it a russian plot . A cuban plot . Were rightwingers involved . Lyndon johnson ordered these questions answered. He appointed a commission of seven prominent americans to investig
I think it was not a good idea to have the fbi money fbi run the investigation because they were too much involved in it. But that decision was made and we did the best we could. The people we worked with were very able people. The secret service cooperated. Elmer moore was assigned to the chief justice. Roy kellerman was in the front seat. The driver, the name escapes me at the moment. A very nice young fellow. Another person you wanted to get testimonial from was former first Lady Jacqueline kennedy. Her testimony was only briefed for a few people. Why was that . Mrs. Kennedy did not testify before the commission because the chief justice wanted to save her the experience. It was a bad decision. She was the closest witness to the incident. She went back onto the trunk of the car. She was said to have remembered nothing about that. She was pushed back into the seat by clint hill, the secret Service Agent who carousing into the morning raced ahead, jumped on the car, and pushed her int
Author of big, hot, cheap and right, and what america can learn from the strange genius of texas. [inaudible conversations] good morning. Im glen, the directer of the school of journalism at the university of texas at austin. I welcome you. Theres two superb authors here to morning to talk about the state of the union where we went wrong. We have 45 minutes, but could spend 45 hours on this. We better get rolling. Ill introduce the writers, ask questions, and i turn it over to you. I want to remind you when the session ends, two authors go to the signing tents, and theres a place to buy copies of the books and take them to the tent and have them signed. Follow us out when we leave. To the left, george packer, staff writer for the new yorker magazine, author of asass sins gate, named one of the ten best books of the year by the New York Times, written two novels and two Nonfiction Books, a play off broadway, and lives this brooklyn, new york, the new book called the unwinding inner hist