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Israel launched an allout assault in hezbollah in lebanon over the weekend. Is this a continuation of a war that began october a year ago . Lets say good morning from New York. Im bill hemmer. Here we go. A new week begins. Dana im Dana Perino and this is americas newsroom. I love the way you set that up. I do think that were at a precipice now and where we go from here well find out. A great guest for you as well. Israel has struck 300 Terror Targets in Southern Lebanon. Before the operation it...

Needed for his almost half A Billion Dollar civil fraud bond, despite approaching 30 companies asking for help. They have all said no. The deadline to post the bond is next week, if he fails too, Letitia James can seize his assets, unless a judge steps in. Joining us now, vaughn hillyard, and brooklyn prosecutor here in new york and msnbc legal analyst, charles coleman. Vaughn, this money stuff, you and i have been talking about it. Clearly its a major problem. Bring us up to speed. Right. This ...

what would it mean for the bid to reclaim the white house? plus the biden tax policy. the president says hes saving the economy. who will voters believe? a new war in the front of reproductive rights. will a texas judge ban the abortion pill in every state in the country? good morning. welcome to "inside politics sunday." buckle up for what could be an extraordinary week in the life of this nation. donald trump says he expects to be arrested on charges of hush money payments made...

this world. and specifically america. its the fact that ta-nehisi coates it is working on the superman -- >> its been reported, but yes, i agree. >> its like one really good thing for us all to hang on to. this week. its always good to see you my friend. thank you at-home for being here. theres been a ton of movement in the two sprawling criminal investigations into former president donald trump. ones that are being conducted by special counsel, jack smith. those two investigations are...

and trumps efforts to subvert american democracy and overturn the 2020 election results. today, eli then b c reporters spotted conservative activist, tom fitting going into the d. c. federal courthouse with the grand jury along with the doj prosecutor who works for the special counsel. fifth, in is the president of judicial watch, the ultraconservative outfit that enjoys suing the federal government to quote unquote, stop government corruption. we dont know which grand jury tom fit in ...

fitton is part equal watch we do not know which grand jury tom fitton whos a close trump ally appeared in today thats because tom fitton has interests with both specia tom fitton drafted a statement for president trump declaring how he won the election though he hadnt won the election yet. >> the draft statement which was sent on october 31st declares we had an election today and i won. and the fitton memo specifically indicates a plan that only the votes counted by the election dayhe ...

piran ditta khan spent nearly two decades evading justice — he was extradited from pakistan last year, the last of the seven men involved to face trial. our correspondent, danny savage, reports. this was a shocking crime back in 2005 and it feels like a shocking crime now. a west yorkshire police officer, unarmed, responding to a call of an alarm being activated at a travel agents in a city centre in bradford, west yorkshire, in november 2005. she and her colleague pull up in their p...

Strategists believe it hurt republicans and a reason they didnt have more success and didnt win the senate. i think democrats are using the playbook here understanding a ruling adverse could energize the voters, independents and others who feel like abortion rights are at risk here. >> while democrats are seeing this as a galvanizing issue there is an accountability issue for the biden administration given the promises they made. >> absolutely. they have to answer to the voters next, what is i...

In 1882, and theres great outreach about it. as were moving to think about what congress can do, though it has this terrible disgusting rates, and it is absolutely ideologically by principle, we have to get rid of it, its not going to solve all of these problems. its been named as the sticking point for the justice in policing act. im not sure thats real, other than politics. of the cases they qualify for qualified immunity, the best research that we have is only about 30% of the cases actually ...

Swath of this accountability issue. it is an important piece, its a principle piece, because its so disgusting to us to look at, but it is not the largest lever that we could get done. i want to adjust peoples expectations, even if it makes it through congress. that being a vanishing lee thin margin even on the zone. >> we know that there is action at the state level around qualified immunity, theres another part of the civil cases that i think bears highlighting. if, in fact, law enforcement is...