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The people who asserted at this point? >> you know, thats an excellent question. they may very well be trying to run out the clock. the simple fact is though -- its important they said three months, laura, only three months. its very quick in sort of supreme court and law terms. its a relatively straightforward question, the executive privilege question as it made it to the supreme court. look, hen this has come up in the past in history, and it hasnt been many times, the biggest one being 1974 ...

What do you make of it, michelle? is the time line as long or is there a political one? a sword of damocles? >> i do think that it gets more and more complicated. i mean, everybodys already trying to game out, is trump going to declare his candidacy for 2024? and how does that affect any plans to start an investigation. its already one of those things that he has clearly decided that the way to beat any kind of criminal charges would be to declare a political witch hunt. and the closer you get t...

Executive privilege question as it made it to the supreme court. when this has come up in the past in history -- and it hasnt been many times, the biggest one being 1974 with ruichard nixon during watergate -- the supreme court ruled against the president, saying executive privilege is a real thing. its important for the president to be able to speak to his aides in private, but it cant trump a criminal investigation -- pun intended. but, look, the clock is not the midterms. the clock is five ye...

In fact i do not believe the issue is that there is mass corruption. truly i dont, but the bottom line is the american people do not trust congress as much as they do should. and we have the ability to say, you know what? time and time again when progress is outperforming these stock market, that doesnt pass the smell test and -- it doesnt pass the smell test. so it is on us to put restrictions, if i can lose the call it that, to put parameters on ourselves to affirmatively show to the american ...

>> reporter: and a lot of these city leaders saying that they feel like this is deja vu. they feel like they were ignored during the aids crisis here in san francisco. they were left on their own. and theyre hoping that in this case theyre not once again left alone trying to figure out how to deal with this crisis, jim, bianna in. >> hoping to ramp up pressure for more vaccine distribution. camila bernal, thank you. well, "the new york times" is now reporting that the white house is planning t...

To what we are seeing on a weekly basis in the past. a lot of this is docket. you figure there are so many steps on arrest process, including getting local resources to execute that arrest, and have a prosecutor to bring that case to fruition. theres a lot that goes into this, a lot of resources. right now if you think of it as a metaphor, you can imagine all of these assistant u.s. attorneys who are handling these cases sort of juggling all of these and they have all these ongoing business. its...

Even folks that are ostensibly cooperating in the subpoena. how would you carry terrorize the testimony into many particle, or marc short, who we have seen recorded depositions of. and got jp who was vice president, pence as general counsel, who appeared live before the committee. those two men of course we know has gone in front of a federal grand jury. what is your characterization of their level of forthcoming this in their testimony? >> you know, i really try not to characterize the testimon...

David bruno and attorney andrew saltman. something like an awesome fun segment to wrap up the night. guys, lets get on the same page before we dig into the details. take a listen of the stone version of the song. take a look. ♪ ♪ >> gillian: well met, we can debate a music video later. but david, what do you think about the case? 28 years later, listen, i thought there was a statue of limitations of three years. so, i dont see how this will go forward unless im wrong on that. but these songs...

Wanted was progress. and we saw almost immediately, with i would consider lackluster long-term -- long-term initiatives with covid, a botched afghanistan withdrawal. >> jeremy sg, well, i guess im more realistic about it, and i recognize the limitations of working with a congress and a senate thats filibustered and, you know, this is incredibly na narrowly divided legislature, and i feel like hes doing as much as he can. >> i mean, he could be opening abortion clinics on federal land, and hes no...

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