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DoJ posts 89.3% case disposition rate in 2023

PROSECUTORS at the Department of Justice (DoJ) resolved more complaints in 2023 than in previous years.

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PoliticsNation

biggest liar. for most of that time, on the other side of the coin, what we are seeing is that democrats are investing in the state. they are doing all they can to right the wrongs of the trump administration, and they are going above and beyond. we've got more than 10,000 iowans whose loans are being forgiven, because of the democratic party. folks love their wi-fi, half a billion dollar investment in the state, 100,000 more iowans who have broadband in their home because of this administration. 22% health care. and so, we clearly see the disposition of the parties right, now and we see one that is using the iowa caucuses, to essentially bet their next leader. and we see the other, that is moving full steam ahead. >> now while trump is dominating the polls in iowa, governor kim reynolds chose instead to endorse ron desantis back in may. since then, desantis has seen his popularity plummet, losing ground not only to trump, but

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The Weekend

two after the rape and, you know, the jury found, and trump refused to show up to rebut that she was raped that day. and so, he is precluded, there is a doctrine called collateral -- law that if you lose an issue once to a party, you can't -- relitigated. so basically, e. jean carroll's lawyers are saying, they made a motion to exclude all sorts of things that he want, or that he might try to do to relitigate. it also, to make sure that trump does not pull the kind of crap that he pulled the other day in court across the street. >> the new republican has reported it speaks just to that. so, they write that caplan issued an order to say barring trump's lawyers from discussing carols twice of lawyer, who might be paying her legal fees. they can make comments concerning her past romantic relationships, sexual disposition, and he can't claim he didn't sexually abuse her. but there is something that they can claim.

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Alex Witt Reports

the answer remains to be seen. as of right now, all roads still lead to the house. voting on those contempt resolutions next there is day. now, republicans are arguing that they intentionally wrote the formal impeachment inquiry resolution to back date all subpoenas and making them valid. but hunter biden's attorneys are arguing that they are legally invalid, and they called this contempt resolution impermissible and misplaced. now, they're arguing that despite that, hunter biden would be willing to come for a hearing or disposition with the new subpoena. they prefer a hybrid model of a closed-door deposition in the public hearing. now, the house oversight and judiciary committees have not yet indicated whether they will issue a new subpoena, but here's what we do know. first, i want to play a bit of chairman comer's thinking from before this letter, in light of hunter biden's appearance.

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Outnumbered

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All In With Chris Hayes

decision any day for the d.c. court of appeals, whether donald trump is immune, as he claims, for criminal charges leading up to the 2020 election. is today's hearing on this, the three judges on the panel certainly seemed skeptical. conservative attorney george conway was in that room and points out that trump's lawyers had a difficult case to begin with, because their disposition is not correct, under the president of the constitution. and making the arguments that they have, they also fell into a trap. it happened when one judge pressed trump's lawyers on the implications. >> could a president who ordered seal team six to assassinate a particle rival was not impeached, would he be subject to criminal prosecution? >> if you work impeached and convicted for us. >> in response to that moment, conway writes, quote, the damage was done, and pans point

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Alex Wagner Tonight

immunity question, could be sent to another court to decide. and delay this in an even more meaningful way than just the back and forth between the appellate court and the supreme court. >> by the way, if mr. trump's lawyers had not taken an absolutist position, this is the logical argument for them. they could've said, sure, there might be a circumstance under which a president or former president could be prosecuted criminally. but this one isn't it. all they had to do is argue that what he is charged with in the underlying indictment was an official act. and then it's not an enormous leap to claim immunity for official acts. but they didn't do that. to your earlier point, they staked out this absolute disposition, painted themselves in the corner, and of course judge henderson or another one of the judges was going to ask, precisely that question. because that's the fallacy, that's the weakness in their argument. >> dan, we started this segment off playing some sound from

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Alex Wagner Tonight

that what he is charged with in the underlying indictment was an official act. and then it's not an enormous leap to claim immunity for official acts. but they didn't do that. to your earlier point, they staked out this absolute disposition, painted themselves in the corner, and of course judge henderson or another one of the judges was going to ask, precisely that question. because that's the fallacy, that's the weakness in their argument. >> dan, we started this segment off playing some sound from republican mitch mcconnell. who took a decidedly different attack then the trump team is taking today, which is to say the justice department should sort it all out. he does not want to answer questions about that today, as team trump is taking the opposite of mitch mcconnell's position. do you think senate republicans are in a different place when it comes to the questions about trump's liabilities here? do they get the same, for lack

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The Faulkner Focus

i think you are right. if president gay, former president gay would have resigned within days such as the former president of penn, we wouldn't have known about any of this. she would have walked away and they would have selected someone else and we would have moved on and hopefully the institution would have beefed up protection for their jewish students. she didn't do that. she believed she was beyond critique. when that happens and people start to look deeper into your background. instead of immediately attempting to rectify some of the issues that we found fault with her academic record, she didn't do so. as a result the public pressure continued to mount. let's be honest here, harris, this is about harvard's inability and unwellingness to protect its jewish students. if it was another minority group on campus the institution's disposition would have been different. why wasn't it for the jewish

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