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You know this. in 2022, remember they cleared the way for the irs to release trump's tax returns to a democratic led committee? they also allowed a special master to review about 100 documents marked classified that had been seized from mar-a- lago. coming back to you now? let's not forget in december, 2020, the court throughout the texas lawsuit contesting the 2020 election results in four battleground states, so nothing is a foregone conclusion, not even keeping him off the colorado ballot. let's start now with colorado secretary of state, jenna griswold, who joins us now. secretary, i am so...

Things don't matter. if the constitution steps in, then it overcomes any other concern that might arise. >> they could say i know you have a printing deadline, but we are not on your schedule, so you could maybe change that or reprint a huge cost to the state, but you're not entirely convinced that the supreme court is going to say he is off the ballot, why? >> lots of reasons. broadly speaking there are three ways this could play out. one, the court could say he's off the ballot. he committed in insurrection and the constitution says if you do that, you are out. i don't think that is likely. ...

Wrote a book and in that book he says that harvey weinstein and epstein were friends and had a falling out after weinstein became too aggressive with one of epstein's favorites. you know, weinstein of course was not charged with anything in this case, but he was convicted in both new york and l.a. for unrelated sex crimes and he is serving a prison sentence for that. another name that came up is david copperfield. he allegedly attended a dinner at epstein's house and a woman who work for epstein had given sworn testimony where she said she was talking to copperfield and she said he questioned ...

Allegations surrounding jeffrey epstein and, of course, his associate ghislaine maxwell, distinct from the case surrounding you, including the fact that minors are involved in the epstein matter. >> yes. i wasn't trafficking children. it's disgusting. i think everyone could agree it's reprehensible and, you know, it's disgusting. i dealt with adults making adult decisions. >> so what happens when the identity of these clients or the people who were around jeffrey epstein -- and you mentioned it's unavoidable that the public will hear and know more names, even those who did not engage in the be...

Anything other than the law, which might turn out in trumps favor in this instance, would be the guiding post. >> judges certainly say that. now in practice, in any case, especially hard cases, and this is a hard case. the reason why this case is difficult is because the particular provision of the constitution, section 3 of the 14th amendment, deals with what happens if an official who formerly was in very high office then engages in an insurrection against the united states. we are very fortunate as a country that that has not happened very much, so there is no case law on it. the problem wi...