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national guard during the rights of george floyd in washington d.c. in 2020. i was holding a riot shield outside the white house it's a really during combat and in america with white house by doing fellow americans are throwing things at you. i served that regeneron six happened might unit was designated to guard the inauguration of joe biden for i served under obama pretty served under trump, i served under bush were going to guard joe biden i had orders to go. i had orders to be a major there. everyone had orders we were all going. a day before i went i got a call from the unit they said stand down, major points stand out we don't need you. to what you mean they don't need me? everyone has orders. no, we are good it got it covered. a light bulb went off right away this is not about that they do not want me there because i work for fox? because of support trump? why is it why it might disinvited where my orders been revoked? when he wrote the book i got a chance to get the inside scoop for people that were involved. i was a dog too, i joined the military to fight islamic
totally unusual in new york. you commit burglary in new york, burglary of a dwelling where you enter a person's home with the intent to commit a crime therein. the jury is not required to find beyond a reasonable doubt what that crime is. >> yeah. >> my point is, in other areas of law, this has been sustained, and i think that will be informative and decisive to the appellate courts. >> mr. trump's sentencing will take place on juul 11th, next month. they are punishable by a fine, probation or up to four years in prison. donald trump turns 78, almost 80, has no prior record, and here's what he said with fox on the topic of possible jail time. >> the judge could say house arrest or even jail. >> he could. >> i'm okay with it. >> i saw one of my lawyers saying oh, no, you don't want to do -- >> you don't beg for anything. i don't know that the public would stand it, you know? i'm not sure the public would
retribution now fresh off 34 criminal convictions in an interview with fox over the weekend, you seem to leave the door open to the possibility of seeking play political revenge on his enemies like this swatch. it's a very interesting question. by revenge will be success. and i mean that but it's awfully hard when you see what they've done. these people are so evil all right, joining me now is a very special guest, the senior political correspondent for the new york times, maggie haberman, she's also a cnn political analyst. maggie, i am so grateful. europe early today to be with us. thank you so much you have covered this guy for decades at this point, and probably no more but then anyone in the country besides the man beside the man himself, about the way he thinks, the way he operates, and how that actually plays out. can we dig into this question of retribution, especially in the wake of this conviction considering some of the things
>> trolling, shall we say? >> maggie haberman of the new york times. maggie, so grateful for your time. morning thank you so much for being here thanks, casey all right. also in that fox interview, trump was asked why he never went after hillary clinton for her use of a private email server while she was secretary of state. i'm going to take an issue with that question because let me tell you as someone who covered it day in and day out, that matter was brought up frequently through the 2016 election. watch they also luck. >> and i felt that i could have done it, but i felt it would have been a terrible thing. and then this happened to me and so i may feel differently about hillary glenn. i didn't say lock her up, but the people don't say lock her up, lock her up, but okay then we will one nsa and i said pretty openly, sar i come and just relax. let's go. we're going to make our country great so we pointed up itself. >> he says, i didn't say lock her up. >> yes, you did?
daybreak to assess the damage after two tornadoes touched down like last night and an historic election in mexico 6:00, a.m. here in washington alive. look at new york city on this monday morning. good morning, everyone. i'm kasie hunt. it's wonderful to have you with us former president donald trump will be sentenced for his crimes on july 11, just days before he said to me, nominated for president at the republican national convention in an interview with fox over the weekend, trump claimed he is just fine with going to jail but in one of the most volatile divided moments in modern history, here's what he said about how his supporters might react i don't know that the public would stand it i don't i'm not sure the public would stand for it with a house
open the border wide. they did it intentionally. >> the details of the big announcement are under wraps for now but the a.p. reports the white house plans to shut off asylum requests and automatically deny entry to migrants each day on a daily basis once the number of people encountered by border officials reaches a set cap number. officials tell fox there are no plans for the president to visit the southern border this week ahead of his europe trip. he was last there, you might remember, back in february. take a look at this "new york post" front cover today says biden's masked amnesty. migrants are free to stay in the u.s. as 350,000 asylum claims and cases are closed. the number of known migrants entering the u.s. has grown to over 8 million since the president took office. it's a number larger than the population of 38 states. recent fox poll found the crisis at the southern border is actually now the second most important issue for voters across the board. both parties.
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overdoses or died from alcoholism. that's in many ways this case is about addiction. and hunter biden's drug use while he bought that gun in 2018 so the whole purpose of this exercise today is to pick a fair and impartial jury. and that means that the parties had to kick out some people that said that they frankly could not be fair. there was one man who said that he believed it was every american's god-given right to own a gun there was no if fans or buts about it. so because of those very strong views, he was excused. but then there was also somewhat from the other side of the political spectrum who said that she wishes that she could ban all guns in america. she also was excused and then briana, there's of course, the politics hanging over all of this. this is president biden's son standing trial. of course, here in his home state one man said that he only gets his news from fox and newsmax. and frankly, he didn't think he could judge the son of the democratic president fairly. he was excused. there was another
and does it break through? and i enter into evidence colin cowherd as it matters to some people who consider themselves pretty normal and not total political nerds drinking out of the fire hose of daily cable news. >> yeah. cowherd is huge. >> huge. >> i mean, people don't realize how big that is. and there will be others, i think, between now and november that can break through. it, frankly, is probably not going to be the folks that are firmly on earth one and firmly on earth two. it's the folks that are not watching fox or us, probably watching "america's got talent" or "dancing with the stars" or espn or hgtv and those people are not dialed in to the extent that we would all want them to be dialed in. but as it gets closer, there's going to be some realities that are stark, and there will be other people outside, and that's
same big verdict news no matter which station you watch. to that end, as we begin this new week tonight we're going to do something a little different. we're going of to air how this news broke across different channels. and i'll tell you up front, the focus here is not to promote other channels or reair our own, but ratter with an attempted independent mindset to just see together for a few moments how this broke for the many millions of americans watching across the different channels so. right now, first, here's how the verdict news broke on fox and cnn. >> there are guilty verdicts from our producer inside we are hearing guilty on one through five. one