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I put this question to two of our legal experts who are here with us today. both were veteran prosecutors who have seen this both from a federal and a state perspective. can either of you walk through us -- walk us nonlawyers through this part of these charges >> you want me to take a crack >> you go ahead. >> okay, the first thing to note is that the statute in new york that says you can bump this up to a felony requires that you have an intent to commit some other crime. you dont actually have...

Christas question in the last segment, where he said isnt this still a really tenuou case, isnt there a proble because this is a legal issu in this case more than a factual issue. and this is where i wa actually impressed in terms of what was charged there because theres so man different ways in which the da as laid out how he can get to felony he has suggested in his oral remarks that one way is th federal campaign laws. another way is the state campaign laws. a third way is he talked about ami...

You dont actually have to commit that crime. so, thats why you would necessarily need to charge it. thats something that alan bragg said also, if one of the crimes tha your thinking could be used as that bump up is a federal, crime and then that is not something you could charge the state court anyway now, this really goes to christas question in the last segment, where he said isnt this still a really tenuou case, isnt there a proble because this is a legal issu in this case more than a factual...

They are going to have - >> it feel so much more soli to me today than it did before i saw this indictment, though. >> i mean, again on, the facts but on the - it is tricky >> you need to be able to prov that there were deliberately falsified business records falsified with intent fo corrupt purposes, and that the were falsified in order to conceal or facilitate whit collar crime today we got the recitation of the crime and the -- i didnt expect that much. i thought that with all th critique tha...

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Investigation as well. >> yeah, you have to wonder whether not just this case but any of the cases being contemplated really rise to the level that would mean that theyre necessary to bring. in light of the fact that he is a former president with an ardent following of some significant segment of the republican base. the feeling of alienation and disgust and distaste that those people will feel. now, look, these people working on a case like this exist like the attorney general of the united sta...

When it was still on fire. when did biden go? >> harold: i was saying you were right. >> harris: im hoping you tell me im right. >> harold: again, that part, you are right. >> harris: because honestly, if you look at what he has been doing versus -- we will get into it a little later in the show, where is biden this segment, but when you look at what he is capable of doing, he can make the tide rise if he wants. the current president hasnt been able to do that on the economy and he has been gone...

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