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>> he became the assistant attorney general at the very beginning of the biden administration, making this a remarkable downstream career journey from the u.s. department of justice in washington, dc and then props up in alvin bragg's office to get trump. and you say that is just a career choice it was made, had nothing to do with the law for coordinated? >> that are not dispatch them anywhere. >> do know how he ended up there? >> i assume he applied for a job and got the job. >> jesse: johnny took up baked touched to be might neighbors landscaper. you think he would have just applied for the job and got it? come on. biden's guys are coordinating all of these trump prosecutions. today the attorney general stonewalled. >> while the department of justice provide to the committee all documents, will correspondence between alvin bragg's office and letitia
united states? >> nepal. >> nepal? all of you from nepal? >> it know english. >> no, no. san diego. see the lights? >> jesse: san diego, right there. the fellow executive orders not designed to protect the country, it's designed to protect campaign. last election he wanted to open the board and i he wants you to thank he is closing a. back in june of 2020, biden was trusted more on the question of border security and immigration by a single point. good where we are in may of 2024 my goodness gracious, look at these huge job that donald trump has gotten, he's not had on this issue by 27 percentage points. but basically, 30 points, 28 points if you want to be exact.
>> yeah, that should not work. you're exactly right, we have to remember that 51 it very senior cia officers, former cia officers said this was a russian disinformation operation, clearly obvious it was now. hunter biden said it was his computer, the justice department said it was his computer, it's been the contents published by the marco polo foundation so we know what's in it. and its ugly. with that said, there is no reason under the sun to jerry pete -- cherry pick some of the evidence of listing, other it will be evidence in legal proceedings or it's not. >> jesse: it'll be used i believe in the tax case in september, how can they work around lot? all of those text messages and e-mail communications, a lot of them involved joe biden. >> yes, joe biden has said from the very beginning that went
jail time, but it's certainly pushes jail time into a more likely area, given a very serious thing that contempt of court is if thuban thanks, judge kind of visor. kara scannell. thanks so much. now, keep it a honest study in contrast in one hearing at the capitol today, fbi director christopher wray warned of a series of domestic threats facing the country when i look back over my career in law enforcement, i would be hard-pressed to think of a time when so many different threats to our public safety and national security were so elevated, all at the same time. >> but that is the case. as i sit here today those threats he told us senate panel include the potential for coordinated attack, like the march isis k masker at a russian concert hall last march, computer ransomware attacks and the fentanyl epidemic that was one hearing and scary though this specifics where everything else about it was fairly the typical. by contrast, over on the house, sayyed, was anything but as republican members of the house judiciary committee
like herself erin. >> all right. jeff zeleny. thank you very much from milwaukee tonight and thanks so much to all of you for being with us is always anderson starts now tonight on 360 breaking news, the former president wants his new york gag order lifted the latest on why and what impact greater freedom to speak out could have on a sentence he receives also tie attorney general garland under oath, facing republican allegations of weaponizing the justice system of those inflammatory claims stand up against the the full facts. >> and as the president takes executive action on gun on undocumented migrants, a store you'll only see here how one man has taken the issue into his own hands. what he encounters in his knights on the border good evening. >> thanks for joining us. we begin with breaking news request late today from the former president's legal team to lift the gag order. now that a jury has found him guilty on all 34 felony counts of falsifying business records to keep word of its hush money payment to stormy daniel's from
you see there, who is also investigating rudy giuliani's trips to ukraine in search of dirt on joe biden. in 2020 after he was fired by trump and attorney general bill barr. in fact, berman would say as much after he left the doj, telling reporters as president donald trump pushed him and his colleagues to prosecute his perceived political rivals. the upshot of all of that was that trump managed to shut down the hush money investigation before it led to him, even though he was the unindicted co- conspirator. so that was how the case ended up being picked up by the local manhattan d.a. who does not report to the feds at all. meanwhile, trump has been charged with felonies and four different jurisdictions, d.c., florida, and georgia. three outstanding cases are awaiting trial. one of them held up on appeal before the supreme court, one third of whose members were
president donald trump did try to do this exact thing in 2018 using the same authority, but was eventually blocked by the courts. now, of course, the timing here is notable, were only a few weeks away from the first presidential the bait and voters rank immigration as one of their top issues. and this is a president who has been slammed repeatedly by republicans and democrats over his handling of the us. mexico border. so taken together today really amounts to a significant policy shift for this white house, which began its administration, saying it wanted to restore asylum is now working to shut that valve off for some migrants. so all of this anderson just clearly an indication of the president trying to blunt republican attacks and preempt his republican rival on the campaign trail. >> and it seems likely there'll be core challenges that's exactly right. the aclu already saying they plan to take this to court to challenge it in court. they did that during the trump administration and they had some success, as i mentioned, the courts eventually blocked former president donald trump from
biden's influence in delaware, the hope is that there is a jury won't convince -- convict for a drug related crime. everybody in delaware knows the biden's, that's why jail and ashley are sitting front row. that is not all. the biden friend thabrought mila delaware legend. tt as runs delaware's nw acp and was involved in the community for decades. they want every blockage urges seamounts sitting with the biden's, if you can get the jury on your side, all of a sudden, this case is not a slamdunk. susan constantine is a jury consultant, all right, is go through these jurors. almost all of them seem to have some drug history, family history with the drugs black one a jurors childhood best friend died from a heroin overdose, another one had an alcoholic brother-in-law, brother-in-law is now dead, wonders dad was
he tried to prosecute her. >> he tweeted that jeff sessions all the time. >> he demanded privately that jeff sessions prosecute hillary clinton, but now he says no, i magnanimously decided not to prosecute hillary clinton, but now because of what happened to me i will feel differently. they are creating this story in which they are the vic comes -- they are the victims of all of the misdeeds they are planning to commit. >> it is not just the whining, but the menace of the promise of, we are going to come after you. donald trump says it very explicitly. just shy of saying we are going to try to find a way to indict joe biden if the cases go my way. there is this threat that is latent in all of this rhetoric. >> yeah, but the menace has always been a weirdly underreported or under discussed part of what donald trump does. it isn't just this. donald trump uses menace not