Page 2 - Coequal Branch News Today

deliberations. >> the jury finally has the case. >> the former president now awaiting his fate in a criminal trial. tonight, the testimony the jury wants to hear from david pecker and michael cohen and why getting to this point is a positive sign for the rule of law. >> it will be talked about in the history books but im not allowed to talk about it. >> samuel alito warms up the bus. >> when i saw the upside down american flag, i asked my wife to take it down but she refused. >> chie...

>> and the jurors have been sent to begin deliberations. >> the jury finally has the case. >> a former president now awaiting his fate in a criminal trial. >> tonight, the testimony the jury wants to hear from david pecker and michael cohen. why even getting to this point is a positive sign for the rule of law. >> it will be talked about in the history books. >> then, justice samuel alito warms up the bus. >> as soon as i saw the upside down american flag i asked my wife to take it dow...

-- >> i dont care if they have weapons are not here to her. me >> im the effing president, taking up to the capital now. >> it jolted the nation. we read that it jolted the doj. im curious what we know now as many are waiting on even a possibility of a fourth indictment potentially a georgi, what you think the history should say about this committee. we mentioned your watergate experience. with no disrespect to the committee or congress, as andrew knows, well the justice department doesnt care m...

Beyond common sense to think, well, a chief justice wife should not be paid millions of dollars from a law firm. a big fat developer who is politically active shouldnt be taking on multi hundred thousand dollar vacations, and you shouldnt be getting into real estate transactions with heads of law firms that appear before your court. why are there not already rules around that, peter? >> i think he understands better than i do, but the supreme court has always guarded its prerogatives as a separa...

Interview, but he says he wont testify before the january six committee. why the difference? either if you can comment on that. >> well, i think one of the differences is that the january six committee has been characterized by some as a political body. weve seen liz cheney and adam -- get a lot of pushback from. that this testimony would be public, and so everybody would be able to see mike pence say probably harmful things about donald trump. so i think to cover his political base, with loyali...

Coequal branch. the other thing the vice president said after that was that this is a partisan exercise and i just want to remind people, it has been a very partisan exercise because the only people we have really interviewed and testified have all been republicans. and so, yeah, there have been a ton of republicans coming in and talking about what the former president did and what he knew. and people may not, you know, fully love what liz and i are doing if youre a republican, but guess what, w...

Their kids education, they can immobilize but exactly comic you served coequal branch. kayleigh, we have a new show, weeknights 7:00 p.m. eastern night on fox nation. >> hey, i spell it with a c. >> lawrence: tell us about the show. >> it is very exciting. we have ron johnson, kari lake, blake masters, a lot of senate gubernatorial candidates. it is fun to go back and forth because sean is out there and i watch all these town halls. it is just so fun to joust with the candidates because they are...

Dream with me for a minute, or maybe nightmare with me. if he gets the gavel, what someone like jim jordan might do with that gavel? >> you know, its going to be just an amazing demonstration of hypocrisy. follow the path of jim jordan. someone who spent the better part of eight years when barack obama was president crusading about oversight, crusading about checks and balloonses. all of the sudden he was for subpoenas and hearings and witnesses and documents and the path to truth was through th...

>> well, here are my humble suggestions for attorney general merrick garland. the news that the dojs inspector general will investigate the seizure of the data from lawmakers and staff, and some family members. thats a good start. but i suggest you reassure the public that the department of justice does not seek to undermine a coequal branchs ability to check an abuse of power. and i, humbly, suggest you ensure that no one is above the law. even within the department, whose job it is to enforce ...

About the idea of while you had not one but two impeachments, at the idea this was an available tactic. i mean, john, are you surprised? and we dont know -- again, we onto k dont know all the ins and outs of this investigation. the factual predication that led to it. we have a lot to learn, still, thats true. but you mentioned the idea of nixon being rebuffed at different turns. and tim talking about the idea of the irs preventing certain behavior. would you be surprised if no one in the doj-pow...