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Invites president trump in washington d.c. for anything related to january 6th, that will be considered a major outrage by republicans, because you could convict any republican of anything in washington d.c., but i fear this is where this is going as sort of an insurance policy. >> as for the current charges that he is facing, former vice president mike pence weighed in on those today, saying the substance of the indictment and whether or not he would issue a pardon fs1 her boss -- if he wins th...

Democrat secretary of state versus a former republican president? this is my commitment. on january 20, 2025, if im elected the next u.s. president, to pardon donald j. trump. >> well, whether to pardon trump is now a very hot topic on the campaign trail today. >> you know, when you look at a pardon the issue is less about guilt and more about whats good for the country, and i think it would be terrible for the country to have a former president in prison for years because of a documents case. s...

Wins the white house what he would do for his former boss. >> i take the pardon authority very seriously. it is an enormously important power of someone in an executive position. and i just think it is premature to have any conversation about ta right now, guys. >> joining us now is another republican critic of the former president one we should note is staying out of the race this time. new hampshire governor chris sununu. it is about to get easier to count which republicans are not getting int...

Some of donald trumps gop primary rivals are weighing in on the possibility of a pardon for the former president if one of them wins the white house. lets bring in our political commentators into this conversation with us. former clinton campaign senior adviser karen finney and i want you to listen to what the former vice president mike pence just said speaking out about whether he would pardon his former boss if he became president of the united states. >> i take the pardon authority very serio...

Funded by the us congress, by federal government money. i know youve stopped taking that money now, but would you acknowledge it was a mistake from the very get—go to take that us federal money? i would not see that as a mistake. i was not in any executive position at the time, but i still think taking money from ned to provide training to countries where otherwise the journalists would remain untrained in open—source investigations, as long as you have internal rules that make you independe...

Funded by the us congress, by federal government money. i know youve stopped taking that money now but would you acknowledge it was a mistake from the very get—go to take that us federal money? i would not see that as a mistake. i was not in any executive position at the time, but i still think taking money from any deed to provide training to countries where otherwise the journalists would remain untrained in open—source investigations, as long as you have internal rules that make you indep...

0 school system to expand their mindset. >> well, jamiyah brown, good on you for standing up for yourself and for your fellow students. which we see young, to my brown, thank you both very much for coming to the last word. that is tonights last word. i will see sunday on the sunday show starting at 10 am eastern. starting next weekend, you can watch me on the saturday show and the sunday show. weekends starting at 9 am eastern. only on msnbc. thats both days, saturday nine a.m. to ten a.m., and ...

Levesque took over as WWE's head of creative following the retirement of his father-in-law Vince McMahon.

Levesque took over as WWE's head of creative following the retirement of his father-in-law Vince McMahon.

Levesque took over as WWE's head of creative following the retirement of his father-in-law Vince McMahon.