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Running, and there isnt anything in the constitution to stop that from going forward, so it really is up to the voters in this case. if in a republican primary they choose him to represent the party in the 2024 presidential election, that is exactly what he will do, so it could make for some interesting campaign years ahead if he is having to defend himself in this trial while also campaigning.— defend himself in this trial while also campaigning. fascinating stuff. nada, a also campaigning. f...

>> ainsley: from a law standpoint, you are the attorney general. why do you think that they made that decision. you cant mandate vaccines for large businesses but you can for healthcare workers. >> i think there was a difference in how they were set up because with respect to private employers. they werent able to use the same arguments related to the spends clause. obviously when they put the cms mandate together they had looked know that historically thats where federal money had flowed to the...

And so the president could be referring to that and the nra has come out in favor of -- adopted the posture that we dont want mentally ill people to have possession of firearms. when its come down to it, the nra has opposed legislation, for example, that would deny -- any legislation that would deny firearms to someone whos been dishonor by discharged from the military. >> its very easy to -- and sort of on the face of it, when you quickly think about it, that it would seem to make sense. if som...

Adopted the posture that we dont want mentally ill people to have possession of firearms. when its come down to it, the nra has opposed legislation, for example, that would deny -- any legislation that would deny firearms to someone whos been dishonor by discharged from the military. for mental illness. proof is in the pudding. and -- >> its very easy to -- and sort of on the face of it, when you quickly think about it, that it would seem to make sense. if somebody is -- mentally ill, not a grea...

Well show you down for a fake profile. but you can put fake news up as long as we know two you are. facebook needs to be heavy regulated and its not. from a law standpoint, until we have stronger laws that are prohibiting this content, youll see this stuff every day. >> thank you for straightening it out as best you could. the mixed messages from the president and his administration about north korea. the imply daications next. icatio. her saturday movie marathons are a never-ending montage of...

Something snsk respepecific and crime that is not being to be proved. >> how are you so sure? >> im not, except to say the surprise that the clintons were that cavalier about things which they have knowledge and second, we have seen in recent attempts to prosecute people. these are not prosecutable cases. you cant prove quit pro quo in this context. there is not really going to be anything at the end of this thing. i think from the law standpoint, that is most troublesome for me and it appears t...

Now joining us, chris russo. whats the word. what are you hearing? >> it sounds like probably hes going to drop the charges, so roethlisberger will be out of hot water from the law standpoint. i dont think hes out of water from the nfl or team standpoint. now listen. roethlisberger has done a terrible job. two years ago, reno and now, this scenario from a couple of months ago. campus bar, 20-year-old girl. goodells going to meet him this week and the receiver won the mvp, santonio holmes to the ...

Felonies to another country. why not do this? why not take, if you commit a felony in this country and want to be treated like an american citizen, be a part of this country, you commit a felony you go to prison here. well keep you here. well put you in jail so we cant put you back into society or send you someplace where you can go and come back into this country to able to commit a crime of similar nature or different nature. i think they have to decide from a law standpoint, i hope it will be...