Accountability has come is because there was always a lot of evidence of actual crimes being committed. the trial and appeals. all of that. right. what donald trump has done is skipped that part when he talks about prosecuting his political enemies. he is saying and his allies are saying and i ve spoken to his allies, paula runs project 2025 told me the whole notion of an independent justice department should be consigned to the ash heap of history. it is now the explicit promise that trump in a second term will use the justice system to go after political enemies whether or not they have committed crimes. that s the important difference. there are a lot of people who o worry about prosecuting the former president, and i understand those concerns. when there is so much evidence of criminality and a jury
October sought additional resources for our department to strengthen our border security. congress failed to act. the extraordinary bipartisan senate legislation that was negotiated over months would have resorted it s not only our department, but the departments of justice and state that are also involved in the administration of immigration law we would have been resourced as we needed to be, and as we continue to need to be in the absence of those resources, in the absence of congressional action, the president took this straw long. executive action to strengthen our security what we can with limited resources that we have. let me ask doug telling right off of that house speaker mike johnson, he went very hard at you during an interview this week over this policy. he called you a liar and then said, this, i want to play for you about you and president biden if you really wanted to
What is going to happen, we re going to have president trump speaks at 11. we have a lot more news and analysis. i tell you this, it is not going to happen the way you think it is going to happen. it is going to be quite extraordinarily different. all i can say is strap and, the posse, you have made this happen and tomorrow it s game day. strapped in, tomorrow, it s game day. again, that was steve bannon, the day before january 6th. but when the house january 6th committee subpoenaed him. bannon refused to cooperate, so he was charged with nontravel and he was convicted by a jury of his peers. steve bannon may believe himself to be a martyr here but he is really just a criminal. the entire justice department, they re not going to shut up trump, they re not going to shut up navarro, they re not going to shut up
Bigad: on the steps of san francisco city hall, behind a mound of uniforms, firefighters and lawmakers recently announced plans to enact a first-in-the-nation ban on firefighter clothing made with pfas. those uniforms, known as turnouts, would need to be replaced over the next two years. aaron peskin: fundamentally, what s at stake is people s lives. bigad: san francisco supervisor aaron peskin authored the legislation. he says while outfitting an entire department won t be cheap, doing nothing could force the city to pay an even higher price. aaron: the approximately $10 million it will cost is so small compared to a human life. it s so small compared to the cost of healthcare. it s so small compared to the cost of settling lawsuits. it is morally right and it s financially right. bigad: but alternative gear that doesn t use pfas still isn t widely available, even though the potential health hazards have been known for years. critics, including the firefighters union, argue that s because industry standards released by the national fire
January 6th defendants themselves. that photo you see there is him speaking at an event held by house republicans about january 6th. that was last june, june of 2023. and you see him also there next to jeffrey clark, who was of course the man who donald trump wanted to make attorney general in the lead up or right before january 6th, essentially, to use the justice department to overturn the election on his behalf. so in the aftermath now, we ve seen this individual really be a strong supporter of january 6th, and spread conspiracy theories about january 6th itself using some of those videos, including a really bizarre one in which he focuses on a man called mr. coffee. his entire idea of this is that basically this person who he thinks was an fbi agent basically because he was walking in the general direction of an fbi field office and went to get coffee before he came back to the capitol on january 6th, katy. what does it say about the platform committee and where the rnc is going? i mean, it says that this is
Get good grades, we ll buy you a werewolf. next month, bannon will be serving his time in prison. he looks like he just got out of prison. too bad we ll miss out on seeing the summer beach bod. steve bannon has officially been ordered to report to prison next month. a judge ruled yesterday bannon must begin his four-month sentence on july 1st. a stay on bannon s sentence was lifted after his appeal in the case was denied. as nbc news reports, bannon still could appeal the ruling. his team plans to appeal all the way to the supreme court. we ll go all the way to the supreme court if we have to. i want to say something specific about the justice department. merrick garland, lisa monaco, the entire department, they re not going to shut up trump, not going to shut up navarro, not going to shut up bannon, and they re certainly not shutting up maga. bannon was guilty in 2022 of
World or the special counsel s office, or the justice department. why is that well, you re not going to hear it from the justice department because that s not what they do. they are not going to publicly chastised her, although jack has come very close to it. they are not going to file a motion to disqualify her because right now she hasn t done anything that rises to the level of a basis to disqualify her. she hasn t shown an appearance of impropriety yet. she hasn t done anything so terribly wrong or unethical that there s a reason to remove her the one thing that is clear though, is she is not ruling on all of these motions because she does not want to be appealed by the government. again, she s already been criticized a lot by the 11th circuit in both of the cases, they reversed neuron and she knows that she can t continue to get this criticism from the 11th circuit and survive as a judge can i just switch quickly to another matter if financial disclosures released today, they show several us supreme court justices received six figure
There s a smarter way to save. comcast business mobile. you could save up to 70% on your wireless bill. so you don t have to compromise. powering smarter savings. powering possibilities. truck 259583 before prices go up by more liebermann at the pentagon. and this cnn we re learning new details right now about preparations for donald trump, scent sentencing in his new york hush money case for more than that, i want to bring in our chief law enforcement and intelligence analyst, john miller. john update our viewers. what are you learning? well, donald trump is getting to be prepared for his pre-sentencing report, so his lawyer has asked to sit in and that s going to be by the department of probation. so that means well, if he s going to sit down with the new york city probation officer now because he s donald trump, that could be a supervisor on some level, but either way, it s going to be a law enforcement officer who s going to ask him
It s possible that one or more jurors might refuse to vote to convict and the jury would hang. that, i think, sets up one of the most interesting strategic questions for prosecutors. if this jury hangs, will they, in fact, retry this case? which has been so starkly criticized by a number of federal prosecutors, including myself, because this charge involving a user or an addict in possession of a firearm is so rarely brought. we can tell why from ashley s comments. millions of americans with issues with addictions, lots of access to firearms and second amendment protection in this country, even if there s a conviction, it s likely that the supreme court will weigh in in the constitutionality of the statute, if not this term, then next term. there would be very little reason for the justice department to seek to retry this case. we will have to watch how that plays out, too. ken, i understand you have something new from the courtroom
look, when this election is over, based on what they ve done, i would have every right to go after them, and it s easy, because it s joe biden. reporter: in an interview with dr. phil, he doubled down. you have so much to do, you don t have time to get even. you only have time to get right. well, revenge does take time, i will say that. it does. and sometimes revenge can be justified, phil. i have to be honest, you know, sometimes it can. reporter: in another interview, dodging a question about whether he would order the justice department to prosecute manhattan district attorney alvin bragg, who brought the case that led to his conviction, saying, quote, we re going to see what happens. in normandy, president biden telling david, trump is undermining the rule of law. david: what do you think the american people should make of this? how important do you think this conviction should be in this race for president? that s for the public to decide. but one thing for certain is, stop undermining the rule of law.