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Summit with vladimir putin on wednesday. >> it's a longup to his arrival. this is not his arrival. we're waiting to see president biden arrive. it will be on screen in a short time. meantime, let's go to brianna. >> there's a new opinion piece and it argues that former president trump must be prosecuted for crimes committed while in office as a deterrent to future presidents abusing their authority. the board writes, quote, a commander in chief tried his very best to subvert democracy. he attacked his own country. five people died. allowing him to go unpunished would set a far more dangerous p...

It's over. donald trump is out, he's been impeached a couple of times. we have a president who does not seem to make this a priority. he seems to think that reconciliation of some sort is the main order of the day. what makes you and your colleagues at the boston globe think that this as it's an important course of business for the country to pursue? >> ali, thanks for having me on. i totally understand the impulse to want to just move on and never look back. that that would be extraordinarily irresponsible. donald trump's presidency was unprecedented in time in american history, and the level...

>> quite a few red lines. certainly the abuse of the power like paul manafort, the campaign chair, who didn't cooperate with prosecutors, lied to federal prosecutors, also abusing the power of the presidency to enrich himself and his family. while that was not necessarily in and of itself a threat to democracy, the nepotism involved. in presidency, the lack of checks it exposed, it just deeply exposed problems with the norms that we have and even the existing laws that we have as checks on the presidency, when we're not willing to enforce those norms, and i think the lesson of the church commi...

Watergate prosecutor where he specifically investigated president nixon's abuse of federal agencies to go after people on his enemies list and both join me now. pete, let me start with you. i like what you're doing. i like the sort of clarity of the call here. why did you take this project on? why are you writing this and why do you think it is important? >> well, look, chris. as it stands right now, to paraphrase a certain hollywood access video, the message to the american public is if you're a president, when you're president, they'll let you do it. by it, i mean break the law, abuse the po...