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Committee put out their report. the reports language is often stark, describing trumps campaign to russian outreach as a, quote, grave counterintelligence threat. let me say that again. describing trump campaign chairman paul manaforts outreach to russia as a grave counterintelligence threat that made the campaigns susceptible to, quote, malign russian influence. this was marco rubio and other members of the republican senate committee, the intel committee, saying this. yet, the conclusions that...

Stricter ethics standards, to expand the number of justices, and also to try to prevent the way the courts work that enabled them to put a pause -- you had the one judge in texas that was able to pause an abortion drug. the supreme court intervened, obviously, to prevent that from happening, but it created a lot in america. this is the first time youre seeing planned parenthood get into judicial reforms that progressives have been pushing for the last few years. >> that comes, of course, with al...

Released his long awaited report, some 300 pages long, to save you time, ill give you the cliff notes version. he reiterates his argument that the fbi treated trump unfairly and acted hastily in opening the counterinvestigation into his 2016 campaign. as nbc news reports, his central conclusions are contradicted lie a 2019 report by the justice departments internal watchple dog which found while the fbi made a series of mistakes the decision to open the trump russia probe was justified as a matt...

Officials for evidence of the criminality behind the report. what do you make of the seemingly rather bland conclusions? >> its interesting you mention it because nowhere in the report are those foreign junkets mentioned. but look, this is a predictable sad ending to an investigation that never should have taken place. shortly after he was announced in 2019, he went on the record as a prosecutor making a rare public statement that he disagreed with ig horowitzs conclusion that the investigation ...

Does anything thats happen at leads you to any conclusions about timing and what might be happening on those two cases. >> i would say that at the town hall. donald trump gave those prosecutors gifts. he made numerous incriminating statements in the classified documents case. he said that he could not categorically deny that anyone has seen these classified documents. that is an incredibly damning case to make about the threat of this poses to national security. thats something you would imagine...

Moral aspects of it aside. >> doug heye, appreciate your perspective. the former president has notified the court that he is appealing the verdict in the e. jean carroll civil lawsuit that found him liable for sexual abuse and defamation. this as "the new york times" reports that carroll could be gearing up to sue trump for a third time following his fresh incendiary comments about her and the verdict during this weeks town hall. lets bring in former federal prosecutor and msnbc legal analyst ...

Cheered for trump. unlike what he had to say. thats the real threat here because the entire point of censorship, the motivation behind it is the idea that people are too stupid to think for themselves. to make their own conclusions about what trump has to say and to weigh in on that and i am from michigan. i am from the midwest and youre right it is a very elitist attitude to talk down, to midwestern voters who voted for trump in 2016 who voted for him again in 2020, who might vote again for him...

Its about really racing these parts of the history that make certain people, ron desantis, his ideological allies uncomfortable. that goes against what education is about, which is teaching people what happened and letting them draw their own conclusions about what they believe, how they feel so they can move on and be productive and engaged members of society. >> iran desantis and his electable eaves didnt have the right to do that. they will tell them what they think and they will tell them wh...

Illegal? >> brian: cataclysmic for the country. >> ainsley: is that illegal. >> brian: unethical at the very least. i will say, this one of the things that i think every voter should care about, if hunter biden is part of a scheme with a chinese energy company to deliver lithium mines and help the belt and road program of china against the interest of the united states, if that is not disturbing to you, youre not paying attention. youre hopelessly partisan. ian samsz the pushback on the precurls...

>> reporter: texas governor abbott who attended a vigil for the victims sunday night says authorities dont yet know enough about the gunman to make any determinations. >> what i could tell from talking to the investigators yesterday, and that is people should not jump to conclusions because there is a lot of conflicting information about him. >> reporter: law enforcement source familiar with the investigation tells cnn that the suspect served for a brief period in the u.s. military. but was remo...