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Alarmingly the report suggests that the fact that some qanon predictions havent happened hasnt turned some followers off, instead theres a belief individuals need to take greater control of the direction of the movement than ever before. however, some qanon adherence likely will disengage from the movement or reduce their movement in the wake of the administration change it adds. >> whitney, thank you so much for that. speaking of conspiracies leading to violence, new details about what happen...

Some will leave and hopefully go back to their normal lives and others will become more extreme and possibly turn to violence. >> you hear about this warning and think what about january 6th. werent there qanon members there engaging in violence. >> fbi said there were 20 people who took part in january 6th who are self-described adherence of qanon. there probably are a lot more. the most persistent threat are white extremist who is are disillusioned and believe donald trump was robbed and belie...

Side. >> our job is to represent the american people. and our job in doing so is to ensure adherence to the rule of law. it is not always easy to apply that rule. sometimes it means that we have to make a decision about the law that we would never have made, and we strongly disagree with as a matter of policy. but in every case, the job of the justice department is to make the best judgment it can, as to what the law requires. >> joyce, we will try to gently here. so many democrats are angry at ...

Well today. were not meeting with putin despite our differences, were meeting with putin because of our differences and putin understands that too. >> joyce vance, i want to play for you what the attorney general said today. his remarks concerned criticism of your beloved doj. well discuss on the other side. >> our job is to represent the american people. and our job in doing so is to ensure adherence to the rule of law. it is not always easy to apply that rule. sometimes it means that we have t...

She sued for defamation, but now bidens doj is defending the former president and failed blogger arguing that trump is protected because he made those statements as part of his official role as president. seriously. a.g. defended his decision on wednesday. >> our job is to represent the american people, and our job in doing so is to ensure adherence to the rule of law. >> joining me now, justice correspondent for the nation, and former acting solicitor general and professor at the georgetown law...

Allegation. writer e. jean carroll sued trump for defamation in 2019 after he denied her allegation of rape in the 1990s. then using the federal law that prevents government employees from being sued for defamation, the trump justice department made itself the defendant in the case instead of trump. a federal judge then blocked the move. but this week, the biden justice department responded, essentially making the same argue as the previous administration. heres what attorney general garland sai...

With as a matter of policy. but in every case, the job of the justice department is to make the best judgment it can as to what the law requires. >> that strikes me as a crystal clear explanation, barb, but whats your take on what you just heard? >> i think that goes to his entire theme of his administration so far about this idea of adherence to the rule of law being nonpartisan, being independent. for example, i think some people were surprised when doj took the position of fighting back again...

Of the cull which you shall and i think that in the two cases the refusal to release the olc memo and the filing in the carol lawsuit, i do think you have seen them side too much on the traditional doj kind of reliance on secrecy in the memo case and protecting the presidency at auld other costs or the president in this case, not really the presidency. the former president. in contradiction to what i think ought to be first principles and in that case to be no person above the law and the presid...

Decisions. >> garland was asked during this hearing about the defense of donald trump and the criticism hes received. lets take a look at that. >> our job in doing so is to ensure adherence to the rule of law, which is a fundamental requirement of a democracy or a republic or a representative democracy. and the essence of the rule of law is what i said when i accepted the nomination for attorney general. it is that like cases be treated alike, that there not be one rule for democrats and another...

Talked about, this theory that republicans could take back control of the house, the senate, you could have a republican candidate in 2024 lose the popular vote by a wide margin, but somehow win the electoral college. and you and behold you have another republican president. or you could have a democrat candidate and a republican congress refuse to ratify the results. >> unfortunately, that was why january 6th was this kind of shock event that liberated the republicans into this culture of law l...