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That theres -- at least that im aware of -- of other crimes that were passed up by the prosecutor. that would really be the only way in which this would be a benefit to hunter biden. >> all right. i want to move on to something else that is going on when it comes to the trump family. new york prosecutors have subpoenaed e. jean carroll the attorneys for the entire deposition that donald trump took in that case where he was found liable for sexual abuse. will they get it? is this something that i...

The indictment says the recording and the testimony from people in the room said you showed it to people there that day. you say -- >> it was just the opposite. >> -- on the tape you cant declassify it. >> it was because i wasnt president. i never made any bones about that. when im not president, i cant declassify that. >> thats what you said, you could have declassified. >> i said no. bret, there was no document. it was a massive amount of papers and everything else, talking about iran and othe...

To hold up in court. brit is absolutely right, elise. it was incoherent. i must say, incoherent, incriminating, and stupid. i say that by saying donald trump actually wants people to believe that in his transcript, he is looking at a document and telling an aide, "i cant declassify this now. i could have when i was president of the united states, but i cant now." later in the interview, why, in 2022 -- he lost the election in 2020. in 2022, why did he hide the documents? because he had golf shir...

Letter. his reply wasnt straightforward, but the transcript of that meeting does show that mr johnson understood fully and clearly what had happened in the labour market. he didnt misunderstand the figures and he also accepted that employment was in fact a less than before the pandemic. he said he was going to correct the record on that point, which he didnt do, but he did recognise that his claim had been mistaken. but despite that, he carried on subsequently making the claims. he said it again...

>> "the washington post" first reporting an intelligence official was so bothered by a promise president trump made to a foreign leader that he filed a formal complaint. >> it became clear that this call involved trump and the recently installed president of ukraine. volodymyr zelenskyy. and that it had to do with american military aid to ukraine, which had been at war with russia. but the pressure was on trump to release the transcript of the call. >> that call was perfect. >> as we all learned...

Efforts to return these documents, even after receiving a federal subpoena. take a listen to bill barr again describing the process. >> they talked to him for almost a year to try to get those documents and he jerked them around. they finally went to a subpoena and what did he do? according to the government, he land lied and obstructed that subpoena. so they acted in a very patient way and what they were met with, according to the government and the indictment, very egregious obstruction. >> a ...

In order to obstruct the efforts to return those documents even after receiving a federal subpoena. take a listen to bill barr again describing the process. >> they talked to him for almost a year to try to get those documents and he jerked them around. they finally went to a subpoena and what did he do? according to the government, he lied and obstructed that subpoena. so they acted in a very patient way and what they were met with was according to the government and the indictment, very egregi...

We didnt get that, we just got a cold transcript. this will be one of the most important charles the nation has ever faced in a federal courtroom. that courtroom is paid for by american dollars, it is the peoples courtroom, and they should be able to see what is happening inside. >> given what you know about her neil, what is the likelihood that she would do that? >> well, i dont know. she is a confirmed federal judge, so it is my hope that she listens to arguing and reason, and just how importa...

An obstruction case, and hes in trouble for what he did after he got the subpoena. if he thought he had arguments that these were his documents, there are many things he couldve done to raise those arguments. he couldve moved to question the subpoena he couldve given the documents to the government and sued to bring them back and made his legal arguments as to why there really is. but he did not do that. what did he do? he engaged in outrageous act of obstruction and deception, that obstructed t...

Wrong and all of the factual basis that would be required for entry of a guilty plea because you know, im sure he could tell the public i just did what i had to do to make a deal to get out from under it but that doesnt fly in federal court. you have to testify under oath about what you did. and theres a transcript of that that can be used publicly to refute him. i just cant imagine he would ever be able to muster up the ability to say those things about himself. >> so brendan, lets talk about h...