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and he wanted to kind of scrub the internet or scrub people of speaking poorly about him would even gaugeed in that. that's the irrespective or if it would have done some random tuesday before the candidacy. >> dana: hold that thought. right now believe it or not the supreme court is expected to issue one or more new opinions. some of the high-profile cases are possible ruling on trump presidential immunity, gun rights, abortion access, and social media censorship. we have shannon bream on stand by for that. now to another potential decision gripping the nation. we are waiting for a ...

Documents came out of the obama administration where joe biden was not president and that's a very significant thing because -- and i also kind of think it's interesting that former president obama has not been pressed on this. you know, did he give joe biden permission to take these documents out of his administration? we know the answer to that. but it is worthwhile sort of checking off those boxes. vice president biden had no authority whatsoever to take any of these documents out of the obama administration hard stop. gillian: no argument there. like president trump has put forth the presi...

Ken, now an assistant dean an yale university's jackson school of global affairs and david rhode. so ken, what will the director of national intelligence be looking at as she conducts this damage assessment? >> well, the baseline question will be what is in these documents and which agencies are implicated. as of a week ago, the dni did not have access. this means the intelligence community is going to see them and whether they involve as we believe they do, human sources, technical collection. then they'll go back to the agencies and try to figure out the potential damage. there are questions...

No person is above the law in this country. i can't say it any more clearly than that. there is nothing in the principles of prosecution in any other factors, which prevent us from investigating anyone, anyone who is criminally responsible for an attempt to undo a democratic election. >> that was the typically tight-lipped, stoic, circumspect bone dry attorney general merrick garland back in july of 2020 when asked by reporters about the doj investigating the former guy. we're back with our panel. asha, i want to start with you and just ask -- i'm going to ask you and andrew basically the same...

Advocates who are working on, as you describe, the false elector scheme. now, that's sort of a baseline question, right, but it's really important to understand if you are looking at those -- those efforts, you have to understand what were those people's marching orders? what were they told to do? and that's a really important question obviously and that's why trump's actions have come into the investigation. >> so any sense of how far down the road they actually are at this point? are they close to bringing charges at a high level? and could there be more than just the two charges that i ment...