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cocaine addict. republicans hoping for so much more blamed the justice department. >> there continues to show a two-tier system in america. if you are the presidents leading political opponent, the doj tries to literally put you in jail. if you are the presidents son, you get a sweetheart deal. howard: and donald trump likened it to the a traffic ticket, but president biden who has often said his son has done nothing wrong was tight-lipped after announcement. [inaudible conversations] ...

on january 6th. >> we were being told it could take days to clear the capitol, yet mitch is here. >> we will not go to the capitol after two, three days. we should do it here. >> tonight, congressman jim clyde born on their leaders in that room, joins me live. >> [inaudible] theyre waiting for this. theyre trespassing on the capitol building. i want to punch him out. im gonna go to jail, but i would be happy. >> and congressman jamie raskin, of a trump response to this committees subpo...

backfire on the democratic because they are attacking a former president of the united states who is poised to announce that he is running again against the man who is having him investigated. >> todd: get out the problem of the democrats? there are mistakes or to threaten abiding themselves because this will it back to the biden administration. >> the pathway is much wider now than it was yesterday. 31 sean duffy is standing by with analysis, but we began with brooke singman who is st...

In other words, a minor procedural hinge, and after about 20 the, 25 minute, oh, yeah, the presidents son is a convicted criminal. heres the contrast, hunters plea bar with gain, misdemeanors a week after donald trump is arraigned on the classified documents case. i understand why the right is up in arms, but is there any comparison between these two cases. >> trump is the president, is so he has to answer for his -- howard: was. >> right. he was the president -- howard: right. not a relative of...

Expose the doj doing the same thing to them, the doj finally backed down and told us that they thought seven warrants from judges in the southern districty on project veritas emails. to date, it looks like project air toss has been spied on to the tune of 200,000 emails that the doj secretly corrected -- and by the way also did not tell a federal judge who was overseeing the seizure of our clients materials from journalists who worked on that ashley biden story, which by the way, project veritas...

Months from december of 2020 to march 2021, the doj issued them several subpoenas. the doj was seeking sensitive information of journalists employed by project veritas, which had dared to report on ashley bidens diary. the company noted that the doj "compelled apple and google not to disclose that they were providing the individuals private data to the government." this seems illegal. its completely immoral. talk about an abuse of power. harmeet dhillon would note, this countrys premier civil ri...

Mentioned, tucker, this is a violation of the fourth amendment. its a violation of common law that protects journalists in the united states, its a violation of the federal privacy protection act and its also a violation of the dojs own guidelines, so this is shocking and i hope that the doj is called on account for this and that our client the property back. >> tucker: department justice is huge, there are good people who work there, a lot of smart people who work there. you would think that so...

With the foreign leader of an allied nation essentially solicit this favor and suggest that this foreign government should go out, foreign government that had determined there is no criminal wrong doing asking them to essentially reopen this investigation, really an astonishing abuse. >> we know part of this whist whistleblower complaint does involve the communications between the president and ukraine. a promise reportedly made to this foreign power. sabrina, we have seen the inspector general ...

Witnesses. you have the fact that in new york there was a policy against using choke holds. its just income prabl. >> would the doj have put her in charge of civil rights division in washington if they thought they could not make a case? >> yes, absolutely. theres no question that shes very eager to proceed with this case. there will have been perhaps some people at the white house thinking gee, shes nominated to be attorney general, maybe she should stay clear of this. she doesnt want to stay c...