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There may be questions where it doesnt apply. they have to produce documents. the fifth amendment has much narrower application to documents. and then if the committee determines that its a legitimate invocation of the constitutional privilege, committee can go to court and can get an immunity order to force testimony if the testimony is important, or if the committee thinks its illegitimate for whatever reason like you wrote a book, roger stone has talked a lot about these episodes. others invo...

To think that he needs to mandate which first of all doesnt apply to anyone because of mandate is not a law. he thinks he can mandate a rule especially on parents with children. so imagine, you have a child and we know that children, the way they develop, social interaction. you are going to stop the development of children because of what? children arent spiders. now youre going to force vaccination on children that they cant be a part of society, as a young child, how does that affect them? ho...

Mayor and to think that he needs to mandate which doesnt apply to anyone because a mandate is not a law but thinks he can mandate or force a rule especially on parents with children so imagine you have a child and children the way they develop, social interaction, you are going to stop the development of children because of fear of what? children arent sprinters. you want to force vaccination in children, the bank and be society, as a young child how does that affect them? how is that going to i...

Most powerful appointed job in the white house, the type of person merrick garland has been professionally would suggest that he would have more pause about that than indicting bannon. >> i think ultimately both are equally culpable. i think that meadows has a better claim for executive privilege because he actually worked in the white house. but the privilege falls when its not related to the job of the president. and i dont think theres anyone who will argue with a straight face that planning ...

And theyve shown us that theyre not here just to be played. theyve learned the lessons of how congress was slow-walked in the past. what theyre doing here is less being conciliatory to these witnesses than setting these witnesses up to be accountable. bannon was easy, he had utter contempt for the subpoena, did nothing, and thats what doj relates in the criminal indictment. so now congress is being careful when they engage with these witnesses. jake is right, theyre playing toward compliance, an...

Press, but he still refused to answer questions about it. now he is asserting at the 11th hour, when he was going to be held in contempt, a fifth amendment privilege. now, that fifth amendment, doesnt apply if what hes really trying to do is not protect himself from incrimination, protect donald crump trump from incrimination. in terms of how the committee will ascertain whether hes invoking that in good faith, we will have to assess that when he comes and testifies. whether he is invoking the f...

15-week ban in mississippi is allowed to go into effect, mississippi will still have a law on the books in which 39 countries -- 39 out of 42 in europe have more restrict irv abortion laws than what i believe to be one of the most conservative states in the united states. 39 countries in europe restrict abortions earlier than 15 weeks. so the reality is that the u.s. abortion laws are not in conformity or not even in the realm of what we see in other parts of the country. when you look at, for i...

Loom in the jurors minds? how difficult is this case for them? nine counts for each of these three defendants. 27, right? they have to deliberate on. travis and greg mcmichael, william roddie bryan. also remember this. no matter what happens in this trial, the men are facing federal charges as well including hate crimes. so double jeopardy doesnt apply, even if they are acquitted. that federal case may go forward. now, the counsel with us tonight represents bryan, who helped trap arbery with his...

William roddie bryan. also remember this. no matter what happens in this trial, the men are facing federal charges as well including hate crimes. so double jeopardy doesnt apply, even if they are acquitted. that federal case may go forward. now, the counsel with us tonight represents bryan, who helped trap arbery with his vehicle in february 2020 according to authorities before travis mcmichael shot him. he provided key evidence, did roddie bryan, in this trial and on this show, recording the ki...

Talking about citizen groups and neighbor groups, they were protecting and responding accordingly. they didnt actually bring any violence until they tried to address arbery a couple times, he ran away, then he said he had to use self-defense. the prosecution said thats not a viable argument in this case. you cant instigate someone and then turn around and commit some sort of violence and claim self-defense that doesnt apply. heres some of the exchanges we watched today between the prosecution an...