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Have him under oath, they can talk to him in the office, and thats how it probably will be. his testimony is very persuasive. >> ryan, you just reported on another january 6th rioter being sentenced. we have video of him on january 6th, that man there, seen hitting officers, with a flagpole, will face four years now behind bars. where does the broader january 6th investigation stand right now? >> you know, frankly were just now coming out of halftime. very early on we had an fbi official say the...

Thousand cases come forward. so, you know, were over two and a half years in now. thats basically the halfway point. there are a limited handful of exceptions for some crimes you could extend past then, but overall the statute of limitations is five years. so really we could expect the cases to be rolling in until 20 -- early 2026, thats unless donald trump comes back into office and made clear hes going to be issuing a lot of pardons to individuals who stormed the capitol. that would have a hug...

I spoke with david makovsky of the washington institute for near east policy about the situation in israel. thank you so much forjoining us on the programme. what impact do you think this legislation will have on israels judicial system? legislation will have on israelsjudicialsystem? i’m israels udicial system? im worried israelsjudicial system? im worried it — israelsjudicial system? im worried it will _ israelsjudicial system? im worried it will have - israelsjudicial system? im worried i...

For near east policy about the situation in israel. thank you so much forjoining us on the programme. what impact do you think this legislation will have on israelsjudicial system? im worried it will have a chilling effect. israel doesnt have a full constitution like the united states, and it doesnt have a lot of the protections like the bill of rights, term limits on bicameral legislature, it has been all predicated on a very robust, fiercely independentjudiciary. there are now limitations, pro...

Lets think about this. just what the whistleblowers highlighted. >> brian: the irs guys. >> the irs whistleblowers. hunter biden hadnt paid taxes of $400,000 from burisma alone in the tax year 2014 which the statute of limitations expired on. imagine this that story was paid $83,000 a month burisma from expert advice. the people in my home district. average income for a year is $40,000 a year. and they work a whole lot harder than hunter biden. i can tell you that. >> steve: vice president on th...

To qualified people per country without regard to the population of that country. and so, there are huge backlogs from india and from china and especially here in silicon valley, we have a huge number of extremely talented professionals and scientists from india who are looking at delays of many, many decades to get their residence and it, you know, its really impossible for them and their sons and daughters to live in limbo for decades. so, congresswoman, just to jump in there, how many h—1b ...

But his team will be stretched pretty then i would expect. jon: current attorney general is saying that he has been hands-off. the investigation has been above board. any criticisms of your successor >> was he to hands-off that others were putting their thumbs on the scale? i look at what the whistleblowers outline. the attorneys in los angeles and watching did d.c. were unwilling to pick up this case. he was denied that status and that allowed essentially the most serious felony charges to expi...

To the former president. this is a committee that spent a year and a half pouring over evidence investigating, calling wouldnt a, senate many cases, getting stonewalled unobstructed by them due to the legal limitations that they have. the special counsel and doj certainly does not. we have heard from two top democrats on that committee. jamie raskin and adam schiff. they were part of those proceedings that the trial and said it after the attack on the capitol. they were also in this building ens...

His tune since the whistleblower disclosures began. realizing how credible and corroborated the agents are. weiss has trained to avoid contradicting them while echoing garden and needle that cannot be threaded. so jonathan, of all the things we have heard can they work together? and they all be true? if not who has the answers? >> no, they can all be true but that is what we are beginning to see here. particularly after this hearing. what was particularly disturbing is that it turns out people i...

So, theyve avoided that problem, but theres nothing more they can do. i mean, we have a limitation on how many visas can go to qualified people per country without regard to the population of that country. and so, there are huge backlogs from india and from china and especially here in silicon valley. we have a huge number of extremely talented professionals and scientists from india who are looking at delays of many, many decades to get their residence and it, you know, its really impossible fo...