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take a listen to what an official had to say about these new charges in wisconsin. >> i'm not going to speak to any specific individual, but the investigation is ongoing and the decisions we make will be based on the facts and the law, not on the identity of any individual or their role. >> and all this is going to come back presumably if the supreme court ultimately decides that donald trump does not have total immunity from criminal charges. they're at the core of the investigation that was brought forward by jack smith against donald trump. a lot of this -- the allegations underlying that are not necessarily specifically about the riot on january 6th itself, but a lot of the leadup to january 6th and when there was a scheme across several states. one individual here, kenneth chesebro, pleaded guilty in georgia, reached a settlement there. we have seen some names before, including mike roman, who was donald trump's head of election day activities in the 2020 race,
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arriving here in salford for that debate. one more question why we see those pictures on the screen beside us, i have been speaking to voters in this part of the world, some of whom say they are concerned about labour's position on gaza and how it was handled. obviously counsellors quit over this, some on the front bench also stepped down. are you worried that that is going to take away some of your core voters who say they are just not going to vote? let me be very clear. we take no community or group of voters or indeed anyone in this country for granted. we are not complacent about the support we enjoy from different communities across our country and we know voters have been concerned and it is an issue of deep concern, it's an issue of deep concern for me personally as well. i can relate to the sense of despair people are feeling about what's been unfolding in gaza over the last few months. but what i would say is that the labour party has now been calling for some months for an immediate cease—fire to all fighting in israel, gaza and for us to move as quickly as we can to a peace process that finally delivers a two state
awaiting trial. they'll have all the due process rates donald trump just had, but it's really important as we're coming up to another presidential election that people know, you know, this is not the kind of thing you can do. you just can't go ahead and lie and undermine that state's votes. and this is so much of the core of what it means to be a democracy, so can't think of a more important case to bring and in terms of general deterrence important. >> as you say that's a live issue going into november and whatever they want to do after november depending on the results you lawfully get. really thought of you as the perfect person for this. appreciate you coming in, andrew. busy news week. andrew weissmann, our special guest. coming up justice alito has said blame his wife for dishonoring the flag. haven't had time until today. i'm going to share with you my thoughts for both him and his wife. h you my thoughts for both him and his wife
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answers from garland on the former president trump's felony conviction last week. joining me now is texas congressman chip roy, member of the house judiciary committee. congressman roy, they have given us the transcript of the biden interview. so, why do you all need the tape? >> well, first of all, we want to be able to see the demeanor of the president when that was, in fact, the primary rationale for special counsel hur in saying he wasn't going to pursue charges against the president. when i was engaging with the attorney general, i asked him point blank, i said, look, did you all claim privilege when it came to the actual transcript? he, of course, said no, they didn't. but he had already just testified. literally moments before, that the transcript is the same as the audio. that the only distinction really goes to the heart of the demeanor of the president. but, when the demeanor of the president is at the core of why the special counsel said hey, i'm not going to pursue the charges, then it leaves you with only ability to, you know, take something away from it was that they are going after president trump because they were saying
reinvigorate this misdemeanor case and come up with inventive charges and pursue it, at all obviously is kind of a rotten. but i think politically alvin bragg would be smart to swear off incarceration. to say this was a nether core principle of our das office. we are not going to treated any differently than any other in credibly low grade stale slightly above misdemeanor case. it is a class e felony in your people don't usually go to jail for that i think the key it's if it bragg would weigh in if they're not seeking incarceration, or trying to be consistent with how we approach whatever case that a settlement like this. i put so much pressure that he does not go out on the limb by himself. if you are advising president trump you have to tell him it is a possibility we are going to prepare emotions for state and mosmotions for intervention from the supreme court. >> the only problem is it bragg's audience is the people
through art military academies that does the same thing, squeezing out the core of our military up patriots who really want to kill bad guys and defend our nation print we take our military academies and back so that young officers are trained about what it means to maintain military standards on a political ideology. mark: pete hegseth i wish i had the whole hour with you. i really do pretty you are fantastic for this book is fantastic. we barely touch the tip of the surface. it is the war on warriors by the betrayal of the men who keep us free. fresh off the printing press you can order on amazon.com right now. it is released on tuesday. any major bookstore went to strongly encourage you to find out what is happening to the united states military and that military personnel who are there. god bless you my friend. >> mark, god bless you. you are a patriot and i'm behind you all the weight. mark: you too, brother. we will be right back.
we knew that it was probably about to hit. i remember officer simpson went to the front window and he just yelled, there's debris coming in. and as i watched him turn and run towards us, the whole front of the building just exploded inward on us. you almost couldn't even tell which way it was up, there was much wind and debris. it was almost like being underwater. trent okerson: mayfield water and electric, their facility was just on the edge of the worst damage path. even there, you saw the massive amounts of debris that was blowing, pieces of wood flying through the air like missiles, and they weren't even directly in the core of that tornado. one of the buildings that was close to the police department that got hit real hard was the f&b bank right there on the court square. and all of a sudden, boom. the tornado hits. it's that fast.
mechanisms they use, video, hologram, tick-tock, you name it. but in the decades ahead, and the political tomes about this new chapter in a long-running question that out dates democracies but is at the core of any rule of law democracy which is this clash between power, who gets it, how we hand it out, and accountability which has always tested more in how we deal with the powerful than everyone else. so, i say that is a bit of an opening. i hope it's not too grandiose. but a big picture thought. right now, we will turn to something we prepared to begin the special. which is, how we all went through this from when it first started to break on that day i mentioned, thursday, may 30th. >> we have a verdict in the criminal trial of donald trump. >> we are looking at count one, guilty, count two, guilty.