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What did the jury say: so he brings a frivolous case on 6 charges, takes a statute, dialing with elections, and pulls it out. he is rebrighting t rewriting statutes because he wants to do injustice. he is has the wrong mind set, he targets people, and hunts them and destroys them, they shipped him off to the hague to chase town genocidal maniacs, but

>> although there is evidence of potential violations of the statutes regarding the handling of classified information -- >> they wanted someone like jack smith, who was going to have a much lower profile. somebody who was going to put his nose to the grindstone, help the team that was already doing the work. >> we very much look forward to presenting our case. >> so to hear him finally speak surprised many. really unusual to see special counsel make a public statement like this. >> many people ...

Follow our principles and let the consequences fall where there may. in this case, the reason, the mishandling of classified misinformation is serious because it puts at risk the sensitive pieces of information, making it more likely that a foreign adversary could get their hands on it. its not enough to say well, the russians and the chinese dont have it. although we dont know that for sure. it increases the danger they could get it. thats why, the criminal statutes will coordinate for very pro...

Less dangerous people getting guns. im hopeful we will see that rule come out from the administration later this year. >> lets talk now about the statutes that you are talking about, codifying some of them. polling does show broad support over what is often called common sense gun reforms. schumer has not committed to putting any of this legislation on the floor. we are putting up the numbers on how -- what americans say about criminal background checks. 87%. 81%, improve existing laws. raise th...

Determined by the owning agency to contain classified information, and at the time they were sent or received, eight of those chains contained information that was top at the time they were sent. 36 of those chains contained secret information. the time and eight contained confidential information at the time. although there is evidence of potential violations of the statutes regarding the handling of classified information, our judgment is that no reasonable prosecutor would bring such a case. ...

Portrays our democracy. the feds create trillions of pages of new secrets and the system ab solves any official that creates new secrets. they are likely committing more crimes than citizens will ever know. brett. >> you know, harris, when reagan was president, there were a few thousand criminal statutes. there are now over 300,000 criminal statutes and regulations with criminal penalties. we have become a criminal state. if a prosecutor like jack smith has the intention to go after someone, he ...

Yet. were not near anything like that. but if he is found guilty. i know we are leaping way ahead. but if he is, what does that mean about his ability to be president? . iii if he is, what does that mean about his ability to be president?- his ability to be president? , if he were convicted, _ his ability to be president? , if he were convicted, of— his ability to be president? , if he were convicted, of several- his ability to be president? , if he were convicted, of several of - his ability ...

Every right of classified documents that he declassified under the presidential records act. yes, they are making it sound like a five alarm fire. it is not. it is a very simple thing that everybody, we have seen numerous people able to take it and frankly he was the only one that could take classified documents at the declassified under the presidential act. shannon: alina, thank you for your time. we will watch. we will look for that defense as well. thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> f...

Approximation, but that is a lengthy trial. that is asking the jury to pay attention for a very long time. so as we go line, its important of overarching themes that help the jury understand all of the evidence as a connective hole. and for instance, you saw the sort of trouble prosecutors face in the former president statements where he went off riffing about the presidential papers act. well that is not one of the statutes he is charged under, it does not form his -- or explain any sort of def...

To the case. i would expect that hes had the benefit of learning from his predecessors. >> like recent special counsel robert mueller. >> its finally here. robert mueller testifies today. >> robert mueller had that disastrous time before congress testifying about what his investigation found. >> the finding indicates that the president, um, was not -- uh, that the president was not exculpated. >> or former fbi chief jim comey. >> although there is evidence of potential violations of the statutes...