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if brian asked the question and the da comes in and says i'm not an expert in clerks is what she said, i am wondering what the response from the media is and the press conference ended quickly therefore, brian. >> what was the mood like when you -- >> i think i heard you talk about the response of media. i i think this was a question on everyone's mind. i'm hearing myself, i can't. this was on everyone's mind going into the press conference, at least for us. attorneys are attacking integrity of your office and you have electorate and former president trump's supporters skeptical about this ongoing now indictment against the former
county court's website before it was abruptly taken down. the d.a. deflected questions about what happened. >> i am not an expert on clerks' duties or even administrative duties. i wouldn't know how to work that system. i'm not going to speculate. next question. >> the fulton county sheriff says current plans are the former president and the other 18 co-defendants would be booked like any other defendant. in other words, they would have to show up at the jail to have their mug shots taken. problem with that the fulton county jail is under investigation by the u.s. department of justice looking into conditions there after an inmate died earlier in the year. many analysts believe that some sort of compromise will be worked out before then. harris. >> harris: the newest indictment is on the heels of three others. the first was the hush money case in manhattan.
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i wrote a profile of him for "politico" earlier this year where i spend time talking to his colleagues and clerks and stuff. that stuck with me. you can make -- question his judgment. i think it has not been great, the way this has been handled over time. i don't think it's really about helping joe biden as a political matter, though. >> the political cynics among us might say, bless your heart. everyone stand by. also in d.c. today, a hearing over the special counsel's request for a protective order. this is a different special counsel, by the way, now, in the trump election interference case. it was, well, called a mixed bag for team trump. let's go to justice correspondent jessica schneider. jessica, what's the latest? >> yeah, laura, this. >>ing a brothis isn't as broad protective order. this includes details about the grand jury process, also about search warrant, it also says when trump use views this
constitutional system, that's nothing that can touch them. that's frankly false, the constitution provides a number of mechanisms for congress to restrain discipline or strip the court from the power of the purse. there's nothing in the constitution this is the justices have to have officers, have to have clerks. that's all or congressional discretion. from the fact that in my view i think in an reading of article three section two, congress can put regulations on the court with regards to ethics. can say that if you're going to hear this kind of category of cases, you have to not have any conflict of interest. it's the only thing congress can do. the fact that alito would say that publicly, having speaks to the imperiousness that has developed in the court. the imperious that is self evidence that the court needs to be restrained by another institution. >> there's also, i mean, when you look at that email that you
restrain discipline or strip the court from the power of the purse. there's nothing in the constitution this is the justices have to have officers, have to have clerks. that's all or congressional discretion. from the fact that in my view i think in an reading of article three section two, congress can put regulations on the court with regards to ethics. can say that if you're going to hear this kind of category of cases, you have to not have any conflict of interest. it's the only thing congress can do. the fact that alito would say that publicly, having speaks to the imperiousness that has developed in the court. the imperious that is self evidence that the court needs to be restrained by another institution. >> there's also, i mean, when you look at that email that you just cited, melissa, i want to be scrupulously fair here, kenneth chesebro speculating that thomas would be their best shot doesn't mean that he would have been. this is a speculation by chesebro, and maybe he wouldn't have been. but i have to say that if i were justice thomas, we know that his wife is communicating with john eastman. we know she's texting mark meadows about the coup. we know she favors the coup. we have people inside the coup plot counting on you. i would be mortified that they thought that of me. that they think that this guy is their guy, that when they are trying to pull off the first coup in american history, or the first since fort sumter, basically, that the guy that they might save them is justice thomas.
"fox news at night" common sense department has thoughts of the 7-eleven clerks in stockton, california who defnded their store and are accused of assault. modesto bee said the clerks said the suspect who hit is suspects with sticks went too far and are village labties. the thief walked in, threatened to shoot the clerks and began filling a garbage bag with cigarettes saying quote ain't nothing can you do and it's the same suspect who in the previous 24 hours robbed the store twice before both times threatening to shoot any employee who tried to stop him. all the while, a police station sits across the street. common is it's a good bet this suspect had zero concern about cops courts on consequences and thigh they're supposed to take it easy on the guy threatening to kill him? it's worth noting in the past
like we earnestly believe a delusional tale about voter fraud. >> it's possible. having watched, it didn't strike me that at the moment it was performative. i feel you can do that in a five minute interview, not a 90 minute interview. there was one point where he claims the washington post literal view of 2000 -- before that come out. it can i wrote that. i know that he is wrong. but he doesn't have to say that. if you try to make the point that you are raising, which is certainly fair, there are ways to do that without embarrassing himself. >> eastman is an interesting character because he really is, he's a product of the legal elite. he was the dean of the law school, which is remarkable. he clerked for justice thomas on the supreme court. he's one of his first clerks. he is a relationship with ginni thomas i think he's been a participant in justice thomas's ex clerk listserv. this is someone who the federal society guy, he didn't get
like a free 5g phone. plus, switch, keep your number, and get up to $300 off. with verizon business. it's your business. it's your verizon. >> trying to do that fast. >> good evening. i'm trace gallagher and it's 11 p.m., 8:00 in los angeles and this is america's late nice, "fox news at night." a california 7-eleven store robbed three times in one day by the same robber and when the clerks defend themselves during the last robbery guess who the media blames. meantime a poll shows 50 percent of voters say president biden should not run again. the catch is, these are all democratic voters but we begin