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Time for a tune-up. a new politico piece arguing, president biden needs somebody who can make him prove he can still run the traps and beat whichever republican he faces. biden has challengers like rfk jr. and marianne williamson, but other names. as the piece puts it, quote, just as any heavyweight under the age of 75 with the pugilistic skills of putting them 12 rounds. tom, youre a big boxing fan. youre big on that. >> im a pugilist. >> tell me about this idea that rfk jr. isnt that person. >...

To her, calls these charges character assassination. does that really matter, that term? its not a legal term. does it matter in this case? >> correct. you make a great point. of course her lawyers are going to contest this. first of all, this investigation has been going on for 20 months. her defense attorneys, rightfully, are not accustomed to surprise. the courtroom isnt like the movies. there is no surprise there. the prosecutors are required to turn over evidence. what her attorneys are arg...

Rejecting a controversial legal theory which pushed by the former president and his allies to try to overturn the election results. in a 6 to 3 decision, the court has not ruled that elected politicians dont have unchecked power when it comes to sudden the rules for federal elections. in the same theory, this has field multiple failed lawsuits, we, note that suggested president bidens victory was anything but legitimate but when states around the country changed rolled around elections during co...

But the states around the nation change roles because of the election and 2019. for instance -- where vaccines were available. joining me now to talk about this is cnn correspondent, and host of the assignment, cornish. this couldve gone so differently. because eventually what where arguing is that the state legislatures would have this unchecked power. >> that they would have the final say. in the end, the ruling is saying no. there is still a supervisory role for outside courts. you guys dont ...

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Tier system in america. if you are the presidents leading political opponent, the doj tries to literally put you in jail. if you are the presidents son, you get a sweetheart deal. >> the doj continues to hunt republicans, and protect democrats. i cannot think of anything more -- lets bring and cnns chief legal analyst -- bradley moss, and national security attorney and republican strategist rina shah. so, i noticed there in the comments from tim scott and the speaker, that there is not a lot of ...

The base. white sox win 7-6. rangers manager ejected for arguing. to los angeles where clayton kershaw dominant for the dodgers. got out of the bases loaded jam in the bottom of the seventh. dodgers would score two runs in the top of the eighth and beat the angels 2-0. time now for the weather and meteorologist angie lassman is here with the forecast. hows it look out there? >> i keep walking around work today and everyone is complaining how it hasnt bip warm enough. how about the heat alerts in...

New york shows no signs of slowing down. a good samaritan was slashed in the face after trying to break up a fight. reporter: that good samaritan was heading home which he saw a young man arguing with a younger man on the train. when the older man fell down, he approached the suspect. then gideon walked back toward the train doors. when the doors opened, he felt a tap on the shoulder and when he turned our the suspect slashed him and he had to get 100 stitches. it turns out the suspect had been ...

That, and im giving her security clearance. and then shortly before we left was when cipollone and/or hershman 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. >> how did you respond -- how did the president respond to that? >> something like that, you see what i deal with? i deal with this all the time. >> the meeting was extremely heated with cipollone arguing against the special counsel idea and against seiz...

New york shows no signs of slowing down. a good samaritan was slashed in the face after trying to break up a fight. reporter: that good samaritan was heading home which he saw a young man arguing with a younger man on the train. when the older man fell down, he approached the suspect. then gideon walked back toward the train doors. when the doors opened, he felt a tap on the shoulder and when he turned our the suspect slashed him and he had to get 100 stitches. it turns out the suspect had been ...