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going to be constructing them tightly. >> jeff bennett, donald trump is already facing two indictments. a lot could be going on as voting begins next year. what is all of this going to be like for our nation for voters? because right now donald trump is clearly in the league. he doesn't even want to potentially debate. he doesn't want to go to -- but all that's going to do is put him on the stage where he's going to answer a question about all of this stuff? >> you are right about that. and in short it is going to be, potentially, a mess. donald trump will be under active investigation. to potentially have concurrent cases where he is also then showing up in iowa, and new hampshire and, all of the early states suggesting that these prosecutions could be plural prosecutions. our political vendetta at the hands of joe biden. that is what he has been saying for months. so you will have this on parallel tracks, really,
out of a vendetta with an intent to harm. that is sort of the jury's finding. and you think of doj as hermetically sealed. i wonder if they are influenced by what juries of one's peers find. >> yeah. i think the jury finding in favor of e. jean carroll, that donald trump sexually battered her and defamed her, lied about it, gave the department of justice cover to reverse itself on the substitution issue. they tried to substitute the department of gist as the litigant, pulled donald trump out of fire. and i will tell you, i wasn't at all surprise that had bill barr's department of justice first took that position that somehow these lies about a sexual assault victim, somebody that you victimized, were somehow within the scope of donald trump's official
president to not just directly but also indirectly to order the irs or other agencies to investigate someone harry so when you look at this as part of this investigation and the part of that lawsuit that peter strzok last filed what do you make of the fact that it's trump's chief of staff cellini a sworn statement saying that this is something he talked about that he had questioned whether or not this could happen? >> pretty credible i think and as kelly said of a larger vendetta on his part, and look. something very important happened today in this lawsuit. the judge said that trump himself now has to be deposed, that department of justice resisted and said it's not necessary and the junk said no, no, no, we have and kelly assertions is big part of that and it's not just about struck and page but vendetta.
the department of justice resisted and says not necessary, the judge said no no, and tilly's assertion is a big part of it, not just by the way about peter strzok and page, but the overall vendetta. trump is in all kinds of trouble, this is a civil suit where he has to be deposed, and we think about the criminal cases, but he's got at least three civil lawsuit problems, e. jean carroll and the new york ag, he will have to be deposed here, that's the order, he can try to take the fifth but it can be used against him in the lawsuit, and right now peter strzok, and page, a long time coming, he really vilified them, in nasty and vulgar ways and asked for the investigation, why? one reason only, because they
be, the iris are to investigate these people, is itself incredibly problematic, for frankly anybody in the white house little on a former president of the united states. >> and is not even any agency, it is illegal, after nixon left office congress made it illegal for any president to not just directly, directly or indirectly, order the iris or other agencies to investigate someone, so when you look at this, as part of this investigation, and part of this lawsuit that peter has now filed, what you make of this, in a sworn statement saying that this is something he had talked about and question whether or not this could happen? >> it is pretty difficult. >> any larger vendetta on his part, and something very important happened in this lawsuit, the judge said that trump himself has to be deposed,
for our food delivery. brianna. >> right now, they're very reliant on tips then, right? >> yes. yes. absolutely. tips are a big part of the deal make up the difference. that's why they want to put this law into effect. to set a minimum, not everyone is a gracious timur, brianna. >> yeah, you never know what you're going to get. vanessa yurkevich live from new york. jim. >> remember to tip your drivers. to other headlines we're watching this hour, a federal judge says former president donald trump has been deposed in a lawsuit against the doj brought by former fbi agent peter strzok. the lawsuit accuses of wrongful termination alleging that trump's political vendetta against him led to his firing. strzok oversaw the probe in russian meddling in the 2016 election. and let go after the doj revealed his text to another official criticizing trump. today marks 100 days since
carrying all this baggage may not be -- >> do you think it's half? >> i think it's half and half. half wants to do it again and half wants to find something else. and the trouble for the people who are in the non-trump half all the fragmentation going on against him. there's no doubt these issues that keep coming up with him have cemented in the minds of his supporters why it's so vital that he be returned to the nomination and returned to the white house. it has nothing to do with issues, nothing to do with ideology or are we going to be more conservative or less. it has everything to do with this personal, to him, vendetta that they think democrats have to just get him and throw him in jail, and they're not going to let it happen. it's quite fascinating. >> the thinking was ron desantis would be the most formidable competitor for donald trump. he's way behind in the polling. boy, he just got a lot of money, $20 million in the second quarter. here is what he said about it yesterday.
army troops along the way were neither supporting nor hindering him. they were just watching, watching this army of rebels move toward moscow. so putin, i think, not knowing how he was going to stop this crisis, decided to diffuse it using his friend, president lukashenko of belarus. one point to note that's important today is that leading russian journals are reporting that the investigation of prigozhin continues. supposedly, this was a deal where charges would be dropped against prigozhin and he and his militia soldiers would be free to disperse, to disband. today's news suggests something different, a continuing vendetta by putin against this person who dared to challenge him. i wouldn't want to write a life insurance policy on yevgeny prigozhin today, wherever he is. >> exactly.
it is beyond overwhelming. steven avery is guilty. >> the story gripped the nation in the series, of making a murder. >> so many citizens -- >> it's being heard by people around the world. >> steven avery and his nephew, convicted of murder and a hunting killing of the young photographer. where they really in dissent? >> i didn't do it. somebody is doing a job on me. >> did you have any vendetta against avery? >> absolutely not. >> for the first time on television, lead investigator defenses interrogation that led to a conviction. >> this is seen by many as a false confession. >> there was a real confession. >> he knew reference. >> those officers wanted that information in the worst way. they got it in the worse way. >> that prosecutor fights back with an explosive book. >> people are going to hear the other side of the story. >> and a promise from steven
vendetta against steven avery? >> absolutely not. i didn't know steven avery. i don't know his family. never been there. >> fassbender bristles of the idea that local pastor gaiters could have done anything unethical. >> the people that were there, that i worked with from manitowoc county, were hardworking. pick only wanted to do the right thing and to do this investigation the right way. >> is it possible that blood could have been planted? >> now. everything, all of the evidence [inaudible] >> fassbender no that the chemical called eta had been used to preserve avery 's blood in the vile. and that a trial, test showed no presence of eta in the blood found in the suv. >> it didn't match no edta in the blood, in the vehicle. >> that's benders argument? since that blood found in the vehicle didn't contain the chemical, it couldn't have come from the vile. and he knows that and nurse was prepared to testify that she had made that hole in the bile as part of her usual routine