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Peter, that it wasn't illegal but exploiting a vulnerability, what is the benefit of having this investigation? . >> well, i think any time you have an investigation, one, certainly, this is very important from the january 6th committee. these are investigations of violations of criminal law. to get there you have to meet a certain threshold to be able to open a case. certainly when you open a case, you begin as an investigator certainly to develop a lot of information. so whether or not you reach the threshold in any one particular event to charge a crime, you're gathering a great deal of inf...

Correspondent at politico, betsy. thank you so much for being bianna golodryga here this morning. what is your reporting that doj will, in fact, charge bannon if he's charged with contempt in the house? >> it's hard to say. i think there's kind of an emerging view it's very likely dj will charge him, but that's not a consensus, and, in fact, the justice department doesn't want to get involved in criminal proceedings if there's civil litigation that could resolve the matter. what we expect bannon's team to argue if they end up engaging with doj prior to any criminal charges is trump has now sue...

Disproportionately-more likely to wait in long lines to vote in person, on election day. as we allege in our complaint, this needless ban was passed with unlawful, discriminatory intent. >> but success in court could take years and several-election cycles. new analysis from vox writing in part, even setting aside that this case will be heard by a trump-appointed trial judge, and then potentially a supreme court dominated by republican appointees. the doj will, also, have to overcome a raft of recent precedents undermining the voting rights act. governor kemp says he will fight the doj making h...

Would be his only foray? absolutely not. the attorney general for one needs to have a four-year damage assessment internally, going beyond the inspector general's report. we know there are still people. still flls who oversaw this charade. one left today but there are others. he had a whole government at his disposal. who is to know, given his tactics, that he wouldn't to the exact same thing or worse within, for example, the intelligence community. so it is a great concern. >> the attorney general merrick garland is promising the d.o.j. will, and i quote, strengthen the department's existing ...

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