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but we know only one of the candidates publicly makes fun of the disability of war veterans who oppose him. donald trump still hasn't gotten over the late senator john mccain's decisive vote in the senate against donald trump 's attempt to repeal obamacare and leave over 20 million people without health insurance. it is customary for senators to raise their hand to cast their votes, signaling a thumbs up, or a thumbs down on the senate floor. they do that to make it very clear to the senate clerk, who might be some distance away, exactly how they are voting. everyone in the senate always knew that because of his war wounds suffered one shot down in vietnam, and he was tortured for several years as a prisoner of war, john mccain could not raise his hands above his head when casting his vote. he wasn't the only one. republican senator bob dole could not remove his right arm at all because of the wounds that he suffered in combat in
trump doesn't like has a disability, he always thinks that's funny. >> i don't know what i said -- i don't remember. >> we don't know which presidential candidate would receive the most votes from disabled american war veterans. but we know only one of the candidates publicly makes fun of the disability of war veterans who oppose him. donald trump still hasn't gotten over the late senator john mccain's decisive vote in the senate against donald trump 's attempt to repeal obamacare and leave over 20 million people without health insurance. it is customary for senators to raise their hand to cast their votes, signaling a thumbs up, or a thumbs down on the senate floor. they do that to make it very clear to the senate clerk, who might be some distance away, exactly how they are voting.
prosecuting donald trump. that's a political argument. it was interesting to hear his lead lawyer there, john sauer who is a very, very accomplished lawyer. he was, i think, the solicitor general for -- >> for missouri. >> yeah. it was interesting to hear him take what seemed like political arguments and try and make them into legal arguments. >> and we've seen that repeatedly in this very case. donald trump is represented by two former federal prosecutors. these arguments have made their way into their filings as well. it was still nonetheless stunning to me to see an argument that transparently political made at the d.c. circuit which has neil is fond of saying is the court just below the supreme court. even though it has appellate courts, it's seen as junior varsity supreme court, to see it made by a clerk to a judge who
marc short: many times. speaker: and had been consistent in conveying his position to the president? marc short: very consistent. kaitlan collins: you basically cannot overstate the pressure that trump was putting on pence in the lead up to january 6th. donald trump: i hope that our great vice president-- our great vice president comes through for us. he's a great guy. of course, if he doesn't come through, i won't like him quite as much. jake tapper: that night, pence's outside lawyer, richard cullen, phoned retired judge michael luttig, an esteemed conservative republican, for help and advice. michael luttig: he said, judge, do you know john eastman? and i said, yes, john was a clerk of mine about 20, 25 years ago. and he said, well, john's advising the president and the vice president that the vice president does not have to accept the electoral college votes as they have been cast. i said, well, richard, you can tell the vice president that i
court is up and when they can marshal together the opinions. they have the clerk burning the midnight oil. you know they're going to focus their resources in a way they wouldn't with normal cases. >> msnbc analyst danny cevallos. good luck with michigan. thanks for being with us this morning. still ahead we'll switch to business news and our friends from cnbc will join us with the latest from a fallout of a frightening incident involving a popular boeing jet. plus, we'll get inside from the markets after a pretty down week to kick off 2024. we'll be right back with that. c. we'll be right back with that.
to the president? marc short: many times. speaker: and had been consistent in conveying his position to the president? marc short: very consistent. kaitlan collins: you basically cannot overstate the pressure that trump was putting on pence in the lead up to january 6th. donald trump: i hope that our great vice president-- our great vice president comes through for us. he's a great guy. of course, if he doesn't come through, i won't like him quite as much. jake tapper: that night, pence's outside lawyer, richard cullen, phoned retired judge michael luttig, an esteemed conservative republican, for help and advice. michael luttig: he said, judge, do you know john eastman? and i said, yes, john was a clerk of mine about 20, 25 years ago. and he said, well, john's advising the president and the vice president that the vice president does not have to accept the electoral college votes as they have been cast. i said, well, richard, you can tell the vice president that i
speaker: mr. short, was it your impression that the vice president had directly conveyed his position on these issues to the president? marc short: many times. speaker: and had been consistent in conveying his position to the president? marc short: very consistent. kaitlan collins: you basically cannot overstate the pressure that trump was putting on pence in the lead up to january 6th. donald trump: i hope that our great vice president-- our great vice president comes through for us. he's a great guy. of course, if he doesn't come through, i won't like him quite as much. jake tapper: that night, pence's outside lawyer, richard cullen, phoned retired judge michael luttig, an esteemed conservative republican, for help and advice. michael luttig: he said, judge, do you know john eastman? and i said, yes, john was a clerk of mine about 20, 25 years ago. and he said, well, john's advising the president and the vice president that the vice president does not have
this week has been filled with him fighting back in the courts. first he appealed maine's decision to kick him off the ballot. then he asked the supreme court to look at colorado's ruling that did the same today is he calling for a federal judge to hold a special counsel jack smith in contempt, alleging he repeatedly violated a stay order in trump's 2020 election investigation. trump's attorney says smith is converting the court's docket into an arm of the biden campaign. joining me now is sol wisenberg, former deputy independent counsel and fox news contributor and mike davis, founder and president of the article iii project and former clerk to justice gorsuch. so, sol, i will go to you first. should jack smith be held in contempt and will judge tanya chutkan actually do it?
donald trump, you know that is not going to deter him. this week has been filled witha him fighting back in the courts. first, he appealed maine'ssupr decision to kick him off the ballot. then he asked the supreme court to look at colorado's ruling and they did the same. and today, he's going for a federal judge to hold a special counsel jack smith in contempt hid m alleging he repeatedly violated a stay order and trump's 2020 electionh investigation.ist trump's attorney said smith is converting the courts document in i the arm of the biden campaign. sol wisenberg, independent counsel and fox news contributor and mike davis, founder and president of the article 3 project. former clerk to justice scorefi surge.k sm so i will go to you first, should jack smith be held in a contempt? and will the judge actually do
cleared for take—off. the smaller aeroplane collided with a japan airlines passenger jet on the runway on tuesday. air traffic control transcripts shows the japan airlines flight all 379 passengers and crew on board the passengerjet were safely evacuated. but five coastguard crew members were killed in the fiery crash. the former president of sierra leone, ernest bai koroma, has been charged with four counts of treason over an alleged coup plot in november. he is under house arrest following questioning by the police. at least 21 people were killed in attacks on a barracks and a prison in freetown in november. mr koroma's lawyer said the charges are part of a political vendetta. in kentucky, a judge ordered a former clerk who refused to give a marriage licence to same—sex couples to pay legal fees to one couple's lawyers. kim davis was found guilty last year of violating the couple's constitutional rights.