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On the historian side of your brilliance. this argument that trumps lawyers are about to make that he is choosing to be there to witness, what does it mean for history either way that it goes? >> with many things with donald trump, it is historic. it is a first of many things. weve seen i think some similar things around richard nixon. he would probably be the closest in any event. but nothing on the scale of what donald trump is offering today. what his lawyers are arguing. essentially saying t...

About showing up to this. but that is not what is happening today. is this this is a calculated political decision where he knows it will get coverage. you wont see it, but he can hear what his attorneys are arguing, the questions that the judges are asking. and he will be able to use this in fundraisers and political speeches as weve seen him do with nearly he have over aspect of the indictments and charges that he is facing. he use it is to his political benefit. and his republican challengers...

A three-judge panel during a hearing Tuesday appeared broadly skeptical of former President Trump’s claims that he enjoys broad presidential immunity from prosecution on charges related to the 2020 presidential election. Trump’s lawyers took a firm position, arguing former presidents such as Trump can only face prosecution if they are first impeached and then convicted…

Role of presidents talking to state officials about election fraud and pressuring those officials, that is so outside the bounds of the presidential conduct, and that is where most of the judges were and thats where jack smith is arguing. you know, it really seemed like the judges had a hard time with the arguments made by president trumps lawyers. >> okay, ken, thank you for your reporting. just a quick reset here at the top of the hour, i am ana cabrera in new york, and we just heard arguments...

Action lawsuit over claims it deliberately slowed down certain iphones in the us. complainants will receive a cut of a $500 million settlement. apple agreed to settle the lawsuit in 2020, stating at the time it denied any wrongdoing. now back to matthew. good timing because we arejust are just about to head back to washington. we have seen donald trump arguing, or his lawyers were, that he had immunity from criminal prosecution. he is starting a news conference, there he is, so lets put the micr...

Safeguards are in place and protects presidents. he keeps arguing that the behavior we are alleging is outside the bound and wont deter normal course of action and behavior. the acquittal render this violation of the prosecution conviction against double jeopardy. he said, i was tried and acquitted, no second bite. they are arguing this is a separate allegation and charge and doesnt apply. both argue this threatenings democracy. both arguing and this is against landscape, there is no presidents ...

Wrestling with is both how little has changed, but also how much has changed. >> it was remarkable. ryan reilly, one of the arguments that donald trumps attorneys made today was if you do open a president to charges of anything that he did while he was president, presidents will be hamstrung. they will simply not make decisions because theyre a fear of prosecution. it was one of the very, very few moments in this hearing today where donald trump reacted. he sort of stood there, stone-faced most ...

You need to have the facts. adjectives and adverbs is not a way of arguing, especially for someone who has been the leader of the free world, let alone anyone else. and i think thats really important. -- somehow i am jack smiths boss, again, where are the facts of that? i have had zero communications with jack smith or his team. they are independent both within the department of justice and certainly for a legal analyst on msnbc. >> well, that is a very disciplined and graceful response. totally...

And im giving her security clearance and then shortly before we left was when cipollone and/or herschmann and whoever the other young man was said you can name her whatever you want to name her and no ones going to pay any attention to it. speaker: how did he respond? how did the president respond to that? sidney powell: something like, you see what i deal with? i deal with this all the time. jake tapper: the meeting was extremely heated with cipollone arguing against the special counsel idea an...

And then shortly before we left was when cipollone and/or herschmann and whoever the other young man was said you can name her whatever you want to name her and no ones going to pay any attention to it. speaker: how did he respond? how did the president respond to that? sidney powell: something like, you see what i deal with? i deal with this all the time. jake tapper: the meeting was extremely heated with cipollone arguing against the special counsel idea and against seizure of voting machines....