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Resident square, a pro democracy media platform. joyce vance, let me begin with you. what we are seeing in these texts these this week and had been published, all of which are in the possession of the january 6th committee and which many of which presumably will be worked into their report. what are we seeing in those tax especially with the house members who are urging illegal schemes on mark meadows in these exchanges that would completely shred the constitution in their attempts to overturn t...

That took place before this search was executed, makes you wonder, was this information really dp d dangerous to of national security, that has been going on since president trump left office. president trump actually provide hundreds of pages returned them. some were classified. that does not sound like the conduct of someone who is trying to steal classified information. the question to ask, after all this cooperation, all of the back and forth, why suddenly execute a surprise search warrant o...

>> from a political perspective, yes. from a legal perspective, no. that is not admissible at all. and looking at this and my former doj, you know, prosecutor hat, there were two places where i said, you know, the doj really has the ability to pull the curtain back. one area is the area that you rachel asked the congresswoman about is which is everything that the president was trying to keep secret, where there is no call logs, where he didnt want photographers. there you want to know everything...

>> live on hill, ryan, thanks so much for its continue the conversation. jackie of the daily beast and jessica chambers of usa today. the form of federal prosecutor. let me start with you. i want to read a little bit. the call was made after palmer trump white house aide, cassidy hutchinson testified to the committee. the white house staffer was in a position to corroborate what hutchinson had said under oath, according to the sources. put on your prosecutor hat. is that witness tampering? spot>...

Downtown. you process them. if victim doesnt topght show up in court later, fine. but you get that person arrested you get that arrest on the record and police officer can testify to a lot of things that they witness anyway. so i think many cases you get a conviction without the testimony of the victim themselves. >> chris i have about 20 sendings parents in this highland case should they be held from a criminal stand point because they saw a lot didnt say a lot. >> i think theres some potential...

Downtown. you process them. if victim doesnt topght show up in court later, fine. but you get that person arrested you get that arrest on the record and police officer can testify to a lot of things that they witness anyway. so i think many cases you get a conviction without the testimony of the victim themselves. >> chris i have about 20 sendings parents in this highland case should they be held from a criminal stand point because they saw a lot didnt say a lot. >> i think theres some potential...

Downtown. you process them. if victim doesnt topght show up in court later, fine. but you get that person arrested you get that arrest on the record and police officer can testify to a lot of things that they witness anyway. so i think many cases you get a conviction without the testimony of the victim themselves. >> chris i have about 20 sendings parents in this highland case should they be held from a criminal stand point because they saw a lot didnt say a lot. >> i think theres some potential...

There was potentially overall organization or whether these were independent lines of effort. thats really one of our key focuses and so -- yeah? >> well, put on your prosecutor hat for me if you could for a moment. just excise that idea of putting forward fake, you know, slates of electors and attempting to submit them as real when theyre literally fraudulent. should that be a prosecutable crime? should the prosecution look at that as a separate crime? >> i think the justice department should b...

♪ ♪ >> welcome back to "the big sunday show." the patriarch at the center of of the murdaugh murder mystery is now charged with more than 20 new criminal counts i accusing him of defrauding his former clients of millions of dollars. alex murdaugh first gained national attention when he found his wife and son murdered, a crime for which no arrests have been made and no suspects named. and since then he has amassed almost 50 criminal charges. this is the most bizarre thing i have ever heard. w...

These are two separate sovereigns that can absolutely prosecute for the same offense. >> so, katie, pick it up there and ask you to put your prosecutor hat on and how this will look and sound different this federal trial than the one we just saw? >> well, as sarah mentioned, right? a focus actually on a racial component, and that was a key strategy in the underlying case that just went to trial and that we just secured our guilty verdicts for. right? the prosecutor did not make this case about r...