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out and lied about it. one time, page 30, one time they show trump admitting it. and on page 30, he has a meeting, the defendant, january 3rd. so at this point, this is well after he lost the election with the chairman of the joint staff, other national security advisers. they talk about annish you, and they say it is too late to do anything about it. and the defendant stated, yeah, you're right. it is too late for us. we will give that to the next guy. immediately thereafter, he goes out and puts out the lies. right there he admits, we lost. that's joe biden's issue. >> yes. i'm at page 30 as well. i picked it, too. also on page 30 -- >> now i'm exceedingly proud, by the way. i picked something you picked. >> so not only has he been told and he acknowledges that he's lost, but also on page 30, his deputy counsel is saying to him -- this is amazing because he haven't heard this before -- there is no world, there is no
facing this evidence that everyone in trump's orbit simply went rogue while he sat out the plot, which turned into an attempted coup and operated alongside a now-convicted sedition. that is what's new tonight. that's what we're learning and we're joined by two experts in their own rights. attorneys who run an entire one of these offices who handle these complex cases, david kelly and joyce vance. >> david, your thoughts as i've laid out sort of what's happening in a time of apparently rising accountability. >> well, it's a dramatic day in so far as they've convicted yet others of sedition conspiracy. seditious conspiracy is rarely used. not really used because it's a difficult statute to prove. it's rarely used because he haven't faced challenges to the democracies -- to the democracy
earful from agents who were there, who were telling him the policy wasn't working. what are the chances of that? >> so this is 100% on president biden's shoulders. the president gets what he wants. what i mean by that, is the handless, the people around him always try to script it but for example, when president trump came to the border, i was the chief out in san diego, i was told to set up a tour, tell him what is going on, period. those were my only talking points. as soon as biden administration came into power, when i was chief of u.s. border patrol, communication was locked down, we were handed strictly talking points, we were closely monitored by political appointees. i guaranty that is going on. if joe biden president of the united states wants the truth, he can demand the truth. he haven't seen that initiative so i'm a little skeptical. emily: yeah because they're creating the truman show.
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archives from the committee, right. now, this is a sign of how aggressively the january 6th committee, remember them, has been working all along. some might say, some have criticized the justice department for not being as aggressive. now, look, they are different bodies, they serve different purposes, but needless to say what it indicates is that the january 6th committee really has a lot of information in their possession that prosecutors want. >> and the federal investigators they may have been slower, but they wanted them, they have them and now we will see how they use them. the action today is in south florida where before a judge there will be arguments about whether to release this affidavit that argue for the search warrant to go into mar-a-lago. donald trump has said out loud that he wants to release the affidavit which is different than his people actually filing on this. they are allowed to make an argument about whether or not they want this released. this he haven't done it yet. do you think they will? what would you advise donald
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high school there. if there's good news, the strike took place at 4:00 in the morning and school is not in in the summer there's been no casualties. the ukrainians have accused the russians of stealing grain multiple times. the ukrainians haven't exp explicitly accused the ship of carrying stolen grain but they want the turks to look into it before they allow it to come into port. the company that owns the ship says everything is above board. that he haven't done anything illegal and the russians have disputed over and over again any accusations they have stolen any ukrainian grain.
subject of embargo. because 80% of russian exports are using the commercials for it. this is the program of deputation in the world now, with that situation, we are quite optimistic that we would have a success. and when russia understands that, that will be the wave of a diplomatic solution. >> president zelenskyy is seen as a hero in much of ukraine and much of the western world today. new and he haven't had the best of relationship in the past. he beat you in the 2019 election. his government has accused of treason, something new tonight. and you, of course, when you are running against him and even after you took office, you suggested that he was soft and weak on russia. do you still think that? and what do you make of president zelenskyy's leadership of ukraine over the course of this conflict? >> definitely, the world is separated before and after 24th of february.