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>> there is a strike. we are not going to be able to get our fake news. >> greg: you dont think bud light was behind the little thing? >> jesse: how do you know i didnt get a case? [laughter] >> greg: judge. >> judge: time now for jeanines judging that was fast. watch this video. a guy criminal stole stuff trying to get out and they locked the door. he gives his stuff back, is he sorry, do you think store owners should be able to lock the criminals in? i do. lock them in and chain them up. all r...

And see what happens in these next couple of games, because they are in places that the world, i think, really has a hunger to see. summer olympics in paris. summer olympics in los angeles. >> what do you think is the future of sports on tv? is it all going to end up on streaming? are we going to end up having to pay apple or amazon to watch the super bowl? >> i dont think that -- i dont think the nfl or the nba want to be in the position of having to walk into washington or some place and justi...

Recommendation for a district judge in palm beach florida, it really is a matter of, hes got no way out of the gate, and therefore -- for these hundred, theyre been very supportive strategic and temporary and modest for these hundred. theres no way, even, try to give legal reasoning for him, and it was time arabesque. >> neil, andrew weizmann wrote this down and basically said, imagine you are fired from her job, and before you left that job, you stole the most precious, valuable things from her...

0 ukraine are determined to survive. whatever happens next. tonight, the justice departments appeal of a trump appointed judges ruling in mar-a-lago documents case. why they want part of the decision overturned, and what it could mean for the investigation. plus the atrocities of war. a mass grave discovered as ukraine retakes a key territory once held by russia. president zelenskyys former press secretary is here. then, viral videos of joy. young black girls reacting to the new casting of the l...

Compelling argument. >> in a fraud case, or an obstruction case it all turns on the defendants state of mind. did the defendant have the intent to commit fraud? can you pierces mind to know what his attempt was? we all know trump fired mother or but did he do it for a corpus or not? there have been a lot of debates on this program and elsewhere trying to figure out proof of trumps state of mind and in for, but we dont have a magic telescope. drug case is very simple, if you have an ounce of hero...

Contained national security vital information and why even after they got a subpoena from a grand jury, they hid it from the government. theres no response to that from trump. >> devlin, you have laid out that timeline in "the washington post" along the way and pointing out just how often and how vigorously the government tried to get this stuff back, quietly, though, giving him special procedures because he is a former president. so not going after him the way they would anyone else, the subpoe...

To me like the dynamic here is, the federal government, and national archives, the fbi, doj, did not wanted to get to this point. but now that its at this point, what do you do, right? it just feels like everyone has kind of walked to the point where you kind of got a jump. >> yeah, it is a great question, chris. first of all, you dont have to prove a mauve motive as a federal prosecutor, its not necessarily. whatever the motive is, if you committed a crime, you committed a crime. lets put that ...

Declassify things, which is a complication in and of itself. i think by getting the warrant and getting the stuff, you can argue whether this was, you know, an extreme measure, too drastic of a measure, but what they wanted get the stuff back, allow the fbi and the intelligence community to do a damage assessment, get the records back that the national archives wanted, and call it a day. and i think thats what they have accomplished here. neil: but it might not be that simple, right? it sounds t...

Never quite do the right thing. so after months and months and months, to your point, claire, of trying to get the stuff back by asking, and that didnt work, and then through a grand jury subpoena, and that apparently didnt work, they finally executed the search warrant. i think that explains a good bit of the delay. i dont blame the department of justice for trying to do it more gently. i certainly dont blame them for ultimately getting a search warrant and executing it on the home. the stuff, ...

That was a little speed bump in the news, a little rattle when we rolled over that. hey, what was that? tonight, weve got a new filing from that same former president, filed a federal court in florida, former president is asking for a special master to be appointed by the court to review the materials the fbi recently seized from president trumps home in florida. trump is also demanding the fbi get back to him the materials they seized from his home. its really something. i mean, you will recall...