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in some consistent capacity at the age of 65? >> the caliber of your future will be determined by choices you made today. i think if you want to retire to where you do not have to work, you've got to make better decisions today. one of those better decisions you can make is not financing a car. look at it, the average car note in transportation which is the third highest capitalizing on people is they're paying up to $1,200 on a brand-new car. if you want to retire, how about you pay cash for a car, invest that money into a mutual fund, invest the money into the 401-k, position yourself, will, to where you can retire and not have to work but i would definitely say this, will. i'm not ever going to retire. i actually enjoy doing what i'm doing. i want to make sure i'm in a position to where if life happens i don't have to have a job to have income coming in. will: good tips. thank you so much, anthony. >> thank you so much, will. will: take care. straight ahead, chicago residents could be hit with a
together. it's really kind of amazing because this is now the cusp of a second major indictment. so it is quite remarkable, in terms of the caliber of the work that they performed. but of course they had the work of jerry sixth committee to build off of. >> andrew weissmann, thank you very much for joining us tonight. as always, tim heaphy, thank you very much, and congratulations on seeing your work get this fire and being taken seriously this fire by the justice department and bringing america to this point in history tonight. really appreciate it. thank you very much. >> thank you, lawrence. >> when we come back, how do you lead an aborted revolt, violent revolt, against vladimir putin and then just remain safely in russia? publicly in russia? we'll ask yale professor
use that as a starting point is really kind of a remarkable flow of the way this investigation works out. >> yeah. as you probably remember, there were people of the january six committee who were surprised by that. that is not the normal way things proceed. if you're in the justice department usually want to be ahead of the congressional committee, for a variety of reasons, but the work and him and his colleagues did really push them to rethink how they were evaluating this case. i have to say jacks mitt has done an amazing job in terms of the amount of effort and time he has had to put this case together. it's really kind of amazing because this is now the cusp of a second major indictment. so it is quite remarkable, in terms of the caliber of the
criminal defendants themselves. andrew weissmann is back with us. andrew, your reaction to this struggle the defendant trump has been having for the last months or more, even, trying to find lawyers, including alan dershowitz. >> that struggle is in the making. as a prosecutor and as a defense lawyer i really believe every defendant is entitled to legal representation. they are entitled to have zealous advocacy the reason you're seeing somebody who held such an exalted position in the united states the very cream of the crop in terms of the caliber of lawyering that's available to them. the reason that you don't see that with donald trump is because of his own making. if you are asking your lawyer to commit a crime, which is the
legal representation. they are entitled to have zealous advocacy the reason you're seeing somebody who held such an exalted position in the united states the very cream of the crop in terms of the caliber of lawyering that's available to them. the reason that you don't see that with donald trump is because of his own making. if you are asking your lawyer to commit a crime, which is the allegation in the mar-a-lago documents case, that is not something that endears you to get to deciding, oh, gee, this is someone i want to represent, at least normal defense lawyers. if you are tim parlatore or you don't want to have other lawyers interfere with your ability to do your job or, as
so the question is about why americans doan seem to be given him the credit. a quinnipiac poll found six in ten americans disapprove of his handling of the economy. why is that and what does he have to do to turn that around? >> a lot of it is about messaging. i'm so proud of this president. in the two years in the majority working with him, he broke all records. on the level with a lyndon johnson or a franklin roosevelt in terms of the caliber of legislation that he passed into the good of people. lowering prescription drugs an cutting in half unemployment. >> so why isn't the american people giving him credit for it. >> the jobs. it has to be messaged. it is a legitimate question. i ask myself all of the time,
so the question is about why americans don't seem to be giving him the credit. the quinnipiac poll this week found nearly six in ten americans still disapprove of his handling of the economy. why is that and what does he have to do to turn that around? >> a lot of that is about messaging, of course. i am so proud of this president. in the two years that we were in the majority working with him he broke all records on the level with lyndon johnson and franklin roosevelt in terms of the caliber of legislation that he passed for the good of the people and lowering prescription drugs. again, cutting in half as you indicate, cutting in half unemployment. >> why isn't american public -- >> almost train million jobs. >> there has to be a message, it is a legitimate question and i
the system against itself. people, you need to remember, our founders gave the government, they placed the government in us. so that's the key thing here. the matt gaetz's of the world are an abomination, of the very thing the founders stood for. and using and weaponizing the government, which, again, remember, it's all projection, this is all projection. the worst caliber of b as possible. these incompetent fools who have not offered any legislation, anything that is profoundly important for the country except they are noise. so yes, this is your moment, america, to reevaluate how you look at your own country. and if you see it the way white nationalists and the proud boys and all these people who are so small, guess what 24 2024 is