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We have that constitutional right not to be seized, not to be searched. and i think the fbi doesn't take these cases on lightly. and so, the fact that this officer has been suspended without pay, the fact that this sheriff is talking about a 24-hour decision-making process as to whether or not this officer could keep his job, and the fact that the fbi is involved i think really shows you just how serious this officer's actions were. >> well, that's typical, the fbi's going to come in and take a look at this anyway. >> typical? the fbi just comes in and -- >> every chief of police is now going ...

Biden run for president is dividing people in president obama's own world. i don't know what the official line will be but you have a lot of people in the building in the white house rooting for him. that's the vp. if their mind is with clinton, their heart is with the vice president but bring up biden with many current and former obama staffers and conversation stops. they sigh, pain looks appear on faces and they may try to change the top pick and the conversation goes like this. you think there is an opening? nah, maybe. put that together. he's saying nice things about him and then they mou...

And if they take the position that the cell phone you're holding they view as something that could be a weapon then certainly they may act aggressively about it. but as far as i'm concerned, you have a right to use a cell phone, to record what's going on and the police to tell you not to do it have to have a law enforcement reason, not a reason to avoid scrutiny of their actions. >> so as you watch the tape from your legal expertise, is there anything else that strikes you about the officer's actions from a legal perspective? >> well i mean i think the officer obviously, from a purely professi...

The president of the united states in his or her family. the origin of the agency actually gives them a lead role on a lot of different types of financial crime. the secret service, for example, that's in charge of busting counterfeiters. they like to brag when they were founded as an agency 150 years ago, fully one-third of the currency being used in the united states was counterfeit. but they put a stop to that. the secret service used to be housed administratively inside the treasury department until homeland security was formed. so yes, they frequent president. that's what we think of thei...

The cage shouldse should be completely thrown out. this is one silly because the republicans are mad about the delay of the thing they said was bad in the first place. >> i think that's fun. i think that's intellectually consistent. they say, hey, if we voted for it, it's congress's right to vote for it and allow employers to delay this provision. you can't impose that administratively. the problem is the legislature should not be suing the executive. i know that some lawyers found that they have some standing to sue, but there are other remedies where there's a system of checks and balances. ...