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Pocketing the cash. [inaudible] Hunter Bidens Business Associate turned over a million collars to three of your dollars to three of your Family Members that thes not true. Maria hes shocked. Coming up, trumps potential arrest and bidens influence peddling with Oversight Committee chairman james comer on his investigation into what exactly the ccp was paying for. Constitutional Law Professor jon hand the turley on the two standards of justice today in america. And former director of National Inte...

pocketing the cash. [inaudible] >> hunter bidens business associate turned over a million collars to three of your -- dollars to three of your family members -- >> that thes not true. maria: hes shocked. coming up, trumps potential arrest and bidens influence peddling with oversight committee chairman james comer on his investigation into what exactly the ccp was paying for. constitutional law professor jon hand the turley on the two standards of justice today in america. and former di...

What alvin bragg is doing is wrong. he shouldnt be going after donald trump, period. maria: well, weve seen a lot of chaos over the last two years on joe bidens watch,9 and the administration keeps telling us that our banks are safe is. nobody believes them. look at this op-ed in the "wall street journal" this week. while yellen a assures banks run, she offers more assurances thursday that the banks are safe and sound, and we caught even the treasury secretary believes it, certainly nobody else ...

What alvin bragg is doing is wrong. he shouldnt be going after donald trump, period. maria: well, weve seen a lot of chaos over the last two years on joe bidens watch,9 and the administration keeps telling us that our banks are safe is. nobody believes them. look at this op-ed in the "wall street journal" this week. while yellen a assures banks run, she offers more assurances thursday that the banks are safe and sound, and we caught even the treasury secretary believes it, certainly nobody else ...

Expected. but there was that problem with the statute of limitations expired on anything less than first-degree murder, there was the chance that ellen snyder could be found not guilty. mikes family was willing to risk that. >> we felt that strongly that it was premeditated and that was a gamble that we were ready to take. >> but the prosecutor isnt willing to gamble. >> maybe she gets convicted of first degree murder and maybe that is what she did all along and that would have been justice. but...

Snyder could be found not guilty. mikes family was willing to risk that. >> we felt that that strongly that it was premeditated. it was a gamble we were willing to take. >> when it comes to murder, prosecutor isnt willing to gamble. >> maybe she gets convicted of first-degree murder and maybe thats what he did all along and that would have been justice but with all or nothing when you try to convince beyond a reasonable doubt 12 jurors. >> you didnt want to roll the dice. >> a huge risk to roll ...

Expired on anything less than first degree murder. there was the chance ellen snyder could be found not guilty. mikes family was willing to risk that. >> we felt that strongly that it was premeditated. you know, that was a gamble we were willing to take. >> but when it comes to murder, the prosecutor isnt willing to gamble. >> maybe she gets committed of first degree murder. but with an all or nothing where youre trying to convince beyond a reasonable doubt 12 jurors -- >> you didnt want to roll...

Set for trial, prosecutors offered ellen a plea deal, which she accepted. ultimately ellen snyder agreed to waive the statute of limitations prestrixs and plead guilty to voluntary manslaughter admitting she shot her husband and she pled guilty to tampering with evidence for the burying and concealment of mikes body. >> and to one count of tax fraud for filing mikes tax returns after his death. in all, the maximum sentence possible was not life in prison, but just 11 years. mikes side of the fam...

Doubt 12 jurors. >> you didnt want to roll the dice. >> a huge risk to roll the dice and not have somebody held accountable at all for the death of another human being. >> it was a risk for ellen, too. she knew going to trial could mean a life sentence. one month before the case was set for trial, prosecutors offered ellen a plea deal, which she accepted. ultimately ellen snyder agreed to waive the statute of limitations prestrixs and plead guilty to voluntary manslaughter admitting she shot her...

Set for trial, prosecutors offered ellen a plea deal, which she accepted. ultimately ellen snyder agreed to waive the statute of limitations prestrixs and plead guilty to voluntary manslaughter admitting she shot her husband and she pled guilty to tampering with evidence for the burying and concealment of mikes body. >> and to one count of tax fraud for filing mikes tax returns after his death. in all, the maximum sentence possible was not life in prison, but just 11 years. mikes side of the fam...