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When you have an agency of 21000 employees that cannot put up a website and agency demanding more from we need 1 million new contact tracers during the pandemic in order to fight covid and we know the contact tracing was essentially negligible and yet all the time and energy arguing and fighting legal battles over masking within the indiana cochrane review that did not alter the trajectory of the pandemic these are issues where people demanded apology in order to reform the cdc i think youre goi...

Importance of maintaining the integrity of confidentiality of documents, exactly like the ones hes alleged to have kept in the ballroom and the storage room and the bathroom and all other places in florida and new jersey. i think that the prior statements and the hypocrisy of those statements, married against the evidence, is going to be a problem for him. >> yeah, of course youre referencing everything that he said about hillary clintons emails. we learned today some of this classified informat...

The titles of the documents sound very serious. what rick is arguing, i think, is that because we havent seen the documents, you dont know for a fact that these titles are as serious as they sound, which i asked you earlier, elliot, will a jury ever see these things? if theyre classified, can you show it to an average juror? >> and the other panel was talking about this. its incredibly complicated and there would have to be a ton of litigation how you handle it there. whats interesting about the...

Cant be trusted because we have not yet seen the documents. weve seen a lit but not the documents. will the jury ever see them because theyre classified. >> the classification itself is sort of, per se, establishes that this is sensitive information, right? i wouldnt even consider what ric grenell said a truly substantive rebuttal so much as it is casting doubt generally, oh e. well, they should never have been classified in the first place. who the hell are you in the position to make that dete...

For instance, the espionage act requires the ability to hurt the national defense. doesnt say classified. doesnt matter if it is stop secret or classified. it wouldnt matter if he declassified them. >> if that was the case and what grenell is arguing is that they werent that bad, they were kind of innocuous, why is trump and according to his attorneys saying if you took these back to your hotel room and plucked out the bad ones, he made the plucking motion, how would that happen? he seems to imp...

Florida and new jersey, the prior statements and the hypocrisy of the statements meriting is the evidence is going to be a problem for him. >> referencing everything he said about hillary clintons emails, we learn that some of it was kept in the shower, and the pressure on his attorneys, their arguing that he tried to obstruct investigation, including suggesting his attorney hide or destroy documents that were called for by the grand jury subpoena. we know a lot of this because they have the not...

Im old-fashioned, that would fit the classic definition of obstruction but i am not a prosecutor. do we have the same standards being applied to hillary clinton, joe biden and donald trump in these cases? >> i dont think we do and jack smith try to persuade us that we do. he is probably listen to your show so he deliberately did not indict trump under the provision of the statute >> because of my show? >> the provision. >> what he learned. >> well. listen. he didnt indict him under the provision...

Hydrogen power, offshore wind farms and developing battery technology. since then though, while they hoped the plans would create jobs and future proof the uk economy, a lot has changed. its become more expensive for governments as much as anyone to borrow money and prices have continued to rise, so labours plans have come under scrutiny with some arguing that they would simply push up interest rates further and also make the problem of inflation worse. so in the face of that labour is scaling b...

He didnt have these materials because of some clerical mix up or because some lawyers maneuvered him into it. he gave orders to take this material and then store it at mar-a-lago, and then, when the subpoenas came, he had t m bedroom two bhroom. and why did he want the sensitive material for national purpose? he wanted to settle personal scores and to brag. heback. >> reporter: what is extraordinary about the indictment, it starts after the subpoena was issued, which is to say if the subpoena wa...

Case. no ones arguing is gender identityin real or not? thats not the question. the question is, are these drugs, should these being used, which really experimental treatment being used on minors? is the state of florida free to say, lets lets hold offhold offon that until we actually understand this more? and this judge is like, nope, nope, im aludgel for this. >> which is which is the irreparable harm theyre worried about. >> why do we fight? we featured so many former transgendered persons on...