think how do you get justice in any of this, the using the special counsel to slow walk it so we can't be brought before congress, the way that they would want because it's an ongoing investigation because hunter biden never gets charged. i don't care about hunter it's about that family in the influence of the president of the united states and they don't count on whistleblowers. rachel: it's about policies that are impacting us right now in ukraine. the frustration, earlier you had this song that anthony all of our came out with that people are responding to, it is this kind of throw your hands up, nobody ever faces any consequences. it's making people lose hope. >> you bet all of our anthony will be able to force taxes to every dime to the rounding error. when millions of dollars are accounted for, a guy like hunter biden skates, that is the difference.
he's changed the investment. but warren buffet selling $8 billion of stock. that also has people concerned. are you concerned as you look at the larger market right now? is there something going on that people are not seeing or they're choosing not to see? >> no, i'm not concerned about one individual short making that decision. when you short the market, you're essentially saying i'm timing the market. i know something others don't know. people that try to live off of market timing have a very hard time. you may get lucky once as he did in housing, but this is a didn't kettle of fish that he's playing with. warren buff ten selling $8 billion of stock is actually a rounding error. it's meaningless. he's trying to stay diversifdiv. my bet is that is a somethinger trim ago portfolio. that's why the market doesn't care. to say that i know the market is
adjudicated in front of the american public before the election. i want to run as a victim, and i want this all to be decided after i or another republican president is in office so i can just kill the whole thing. >> yeah, they say so it's important that kitchen sink. there's a bunch of arguments. some of them are logistical, some are about cepa, then there is the kind of big who no one. you can't have this at all. proceeding to trial during dependency of a if not literally the likely of verse to each other it will create extraordinary challenges in the jury process and limit the defendants ability to obtain impartial education. but it still donald trump. he's running for president or nine, whatever the challenges of go find a jury that doesn't have strong opinions and can give dom trump a fair hearing, the candidacy of election feels like a rounding error given how
that it defendant is guilty would have, which is i don't want the facts in a lot to be adjudicated in front of the american public before the election. i want to run as a victim, and i want this all to be decided after i or another republican president is in office so i can just kill the whole thing. >> yeah, they say so it's important that kitchen sink. there's a bunch of arguments. some of them are logistical, some are about cepa, then there is the kind of big who no one. you can't have this at all. proceeding to trial during dependency of a if not literally the likely of verse to each other it will create extraordinary challenges in the jury process and limit the defendants ability to obtain impartial education. but it still donald trump. he's running for president or nine, whatever the challenges of go find a jury that doesn't have strong opinions and can give dom trump a fair hearing, the candidacy of election feels like a rounding error given how
breakdown of what the cameras showed him doing. he was caught making two trips, 50 in one day, 11 the next day, and returned with 25 to 30 boxes, and that is consistent with the time line we've reported on for you based on the original evidence where across from left to right over time you see how they systemically and repeatedly allegedly misled the fbi, their own lawyers, and hid this material. altogether, this is the kind of evidence that convinces a judge to authorize the first ever search of a former president's property. why does that matter? because many of those boxes clearly contained contraband. and just to lay this out, that's the material the prosecutors wanted could be drugs in one days, classified documents in another. but if you're moving 10, 20, or 30 boxes, it's impossible to then claim it was a rounding error. i can't remember one missing box. or an honest mistake or
my h&r block tax representative and helps me every year and does a great job. maybe she make as rounding error once every three years and irs agents looking for those on me. they were looking for a reason to let hunter biden go, and this case it's blatant and two tiered nature of it that frustrates me. >> yeah, the accountants are the unsung heros of this world. that was my husband's first reaction as well. he was like, wait, he made $1.6 million and only owed $100,000? >> lot of expenses. >> he was giving it all to charity. >> right. >> giving it to charity. >> we know who charity was, she worked at that club with navy's mom. >> exactly. good point. >> so there was a lot going on on capitol hill yesterday. one of the big things that happened was adam schiff was cent sured by house -- censured
in the sense that the alternative was catastrophic. it's not clear that we had to go through this but to show that mccarthy was standing up to biden. to risk the global economy to get two years of a spending freeze, on one-sixth of the federal budget and changes of work rules in some of the entitlement programs that would not qualify as a rounding error in the impact on the budget, plus a few other things, was just so wildly disproportionate that it really was ill logical, except on its own terms. the fight was the point of the fight. in that sense, it is a win. we are not going to tumble through the plate dallasglass w. but it is a reminder of having a debt ceiling law in place, and makes you wonder why democrats didn't try harder to extend it past 2024 or eliminate it
about the bill as it came over. i recognize it's a compromise. the question is whether it's an acceptable compromise. i mentioned defense spending. as it turns out, the domestic spending is not cut quite as much as originally billed. you might still want to go with the bill, but it's a little different than the original as i took it. >> neil: we do know republicans are crying that this will spend trimming $1.5 trillion over ten years. sounds like a lot until you realize that the overall debt will increase more than $10 trillion when all is said and done. that's a rounding error on a rounding error. >> a lot of what is driving our indebtedness, medicare and social security are going ins insolve vent. i know the important of the programs. but my frustration is nobody is
kind of criminal action. >> that's exactly right, nor does returning money to a bank it doesn't absolve you of criminal liability that said, i started as a criminal tax prosecutor, and those are hard cases, and it turns on intent, proving that someone intentionally made a false statement on a tax return, hid income, evaded taxes as opposed to, you know, a rounding error, something that would give rise to civil ligability, but nt criminal liability that might be where the problem lies here, perhaps that the whistle-blower is an irs investigator who sees the case differently than prosecutors do. you know what, andrea, it happens 100 times a day in u.s. attorney's offices around the country. so again, i'm assuming good motive, but that doesn't mean the whistle-blower is right. we need more facts to make that determination. >> chuck rosenberg, thank you so much we needed your expertise on this, very controversial obviously in a highly politicized season