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July 7, 2024
from the time you started working, republicans want to put it on the chopping block. im gonna ask ron klain, whos gonna join us in this hour if that is the closing argument in these congressional elections. is -- is that what. it >> is wow! mitch mcconnell is a loving that, not! >> right. and republicans have absolutely made this argument possible, and highly credible for the democrats. >> thank you kevin mccarthy for explaining that you are gonna use the debt ceiling to slash the soci...
July 7, 2024
working, republicans want to put it on the chopping block. im gonna ask ron klain, whos gonna join us in this hour if that is the closing argument in these congressional elections. is -- is that what. >> it is wow! mitch mcconnell is loving that... not! >> right. and republicans have absolutely made this argument possible, and highly credible for the democrats. >> thank you kevin mccarthy for explaining that you are gonna use the debt ceiling to slash the social safety net. youre welco...
October 20, 2022
Donald trump signed a verification swearing under oath that the information in his federal lawsuit was accurate when donald trump knew that it was not. that is a federal judge saying, the evidence indicates donald trump committed a federal crime with his very signature. and so, now, tonight, the potential for donald trump becoming a criminal defendant has dramatically increased again, at the federal and state level. the case against donald trump for voter fraud in the state of georgia was alread...
September 22, 2018
Montgomery county police investigation because thats where it allegedly happened. >> there could be, i doubt it because of statute of limitations would have run to get into those issues. bring it back to the hearing, even brought at the hearing level, say shes correct in that shes got a little issue of her going first, wanting to go second, usually the accuser would go first and then the defender would go second, there could be rebuttal, so she could rebut what he said. you get into sur rebuttal...
July 7, 2015
The "national enquirer" this i am not going to give into people who try to exploit me because of my celebrity status. cosby has never been criminally charged. for most accusations statute of limitations has run out. >> randi, appreciate it. >> attorney legal affairs commentator, and a medicine specialist, host of "dr. drew on call." drew pinski? >> is this proof bill cosby is proof of what some of his many accusers said he did to them? >> absolutely. he makes an admission under oath. it is reall...
May 11, 2011
Is that a crime? is someone goes on a date and says theyre jewish and not jewish, is that a crime? these are the examples he used in the opinion. you can see why you dont want to make a federal case out of it. and i think the opinion was right. >> some people can be prosecuted if they tried to get veterans benefits based on a fraudulent record or if they try to defraud people in some way. >> if you make a false statement to the government. if the fbi interviews you, even if not under oath, thats...
May 11, 2011
Jewish, is that a crime? you can see why you dont want to make a federal case out of it. and i think the opinion was right. >> some people can be prosecuted if they tried to get veterans benefits based on a fraudulent record or if they try to defraud people. >> if you make a false statement to the government. if the fbi interviews you, even if not under oath, thats a federal crime. if you lie during a grand jury testimony, thats under oath. but if i applied for a job at cnn and said i was a scho...
May 11, 2011
You can see why you dont want to make a federal case out of it. and i think the opinion was right. >> some people can be prosecuted if they tried to get veterans benefits based on a fraudulent record or if they try to defraud people. >> if you make a false statement to the government. if the fbi interviews you, even if not under oath, thats a federal crime. if you lie during a grand jury testimony, thats under oath. but if i applied for a job at cnn and said i was a scholar, which im not, and th...
May 11, 2011
They could fire me for it. people get fired for lying on their resumes all the time. but prosecuting someone criminally for a non under oath statement between individuals, that opens the door -- >> if you lied about your military service on a resume, you could be fired? >> people get fired all the time. >> but you wouldnt necessarily be able to be prosecuted? >> well, no, you cant. navy s.e.a.l. is a little different. the navy s.e.a.l. claim, which this pastor did, that wouldnt be covered under ...