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We will see, and frankly we wont know for two years. but i just want to be optimistic and maybe that is unwarranted. but that is how i feel. >> i, mean theyve to stat to this. it is more extreme for the republicans i think it was also deep desire in this country for accountability over what happened on january 6th. there was a desire for accountability for much of trumps presidency. i dont think david you are trying to say that it is apples to apples. but i do want to draw a clear distinction th...

From democrats at this time. we even heard the past week or so from rap warren, davidson of ohio saying that there are a number of people who have said that they will publicly always disavow and be a never kevin. so when we are thinking about what is gonna happen in january, when it comes to folks having to speak out and actually publicly say whether they are gonna vote or support him or not vote to support him, we are not gonna see much of a difference from what we just heard. i think kevin loo...

So perhaps the judiciary is as strong as we had hoped it would be. >> well see. >> we shall see david, thank you for your time. y much more ahead this hour including what is behind this very curious scene front of a federal courthouse today in washington, d.c. these three suit clad men have one big thing in common. theyre all lawyers representing donald j. trump. next, mark caputo joins us with revelations about connections to a florida based air charter company that flew migrants from texas to ...

Rebuke to the trump appointed district judge who had ruled in trumps favor who ruled that justice department couldnt even look at any ofo the documents seized from trumps house. today that district judge amended her order to comply with the 11th circuits reversal. no longer the doj cant look at those 100 classified documents. one question legal experts are pondering, does that mean there is nothing else for him to appeal to the supreme court?pe is this done? what does the justice department do n...

Pitting yourself to one side and existing for other people was the core function of a leader. absolutely, two days before she died, she asked her 15th prime minister to form a government. so she really was working until the very end. some of the most fine profile and were seeing many military personnel on duty today. and she was involved with royal british leader. >> what is the impact do you think, david, of the queen on her long relationship with u.s.

Queens life. standing, waiting. why have you come out? why you are standing in line all night? the answer i keep getting over and over again is that she has been our queen our entire lives. its the sense that even if as the beatles said, you know, her majesty is a pretty nice girl but she doesnt have a lot to say. this is something she just there. she was always there for them. always there for this country. thats why were seeing people doing the same. being there. being there and waiting for he...

Vladimir putin had just kind of done whatever hes wanted in the lead up to his invasion of ukraine. it seems that no one in the west had the stomach to stand up to putin until the ukrainians did exactly that. their first resistant to russian aggression showed us that maybe, maybe, he might not get his way this time. in her newsletter, great power, my next guest writes that for eight, years ukraine had been in the west shield against russian aggression. now, it has become the spear. joining me no...

Consequences." is that just their way of spinning it? or is there truth to it, david? >> look, we dont know for sure, but basically its bluster. the facts on the ground are what matters. thousands of russian soldiers have died, and if the u.s. again can stay focused and the ukrainians and europe can stay focused, again, you know, putin can continue losing this conflict. the stakes are enormous. you know, this is a battle between autocracy and democracy. if putin, you know -- if theres cease-fire...

Regard for civilian life. they will continue terrorizing the population as means to increase its position of strength in negotiations with zelenskyy. and we didnt enforce a red line when we warned president asad of syria against using chemical weapons. and thats the history that president putin knows. so i wouldnt -- i believe that we should expect that and prepare for that. >> if i could go back to the messaing for just a minute, david, we learned wednesday that u.s. intelligence said vladimir ...

He summed it up in a video message overnight saying, "if we really are fighting for freedom and in defense of democracy together, them we have a right to demand help in this difficult turning point -- tanks, aircraft, artillery systems. freedom should not be tyranny." hagar chemali joins us. david rogue is executive editor for newyorker.com. hagar, i think its been extraordinary to watch along with the countries that i mentioned, zelenskyy addressing the swedish parliament, lawmakers in france a...