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2020. This splitscreen setup is likely a boost for the Biden Campaign which has been criticized for having a Light Campaign schedule. Its not just the visuals that might be helping his case, the president seems more than willing to engage as well. Id rather run against, i think, biden than anybody. I think hes the weakest mentality. And i like running against people that are weak mentally. I think joe is the weakest up here. The other ones have much more energy. I call him 1 joe because until obama came along, he didnt do very well. According to the New York Times when the president was briefe...

You. with cell phones now acting as a portal into our daily activity, law enforcement is increasingly dependent on them to gather criminal evidence. with police routinely going through phones, privacy advocates are warning about what that means for citizens' rights sparking this headline, "give up your password or go to jail." this story details the case of william montenez stopped by mismi police in tampa and marijuana violations, spent 44 days in jail after refusing to give his iphone pass code even after a judge issued a warrant. his lawyer says mish s police h reason to search his phone ...

Written extensively on crime and the u.s. justice system. john, thank you for joining us. >> glad to be here. >> what's the closest analog? the idea that we don't have settled law as to whether the law can force you to give up your password. what are we depending on to determine what the truth is? >> the most common legal argument against having to give up your pass code by force is the fifth amendment. the right not to incriminate yourself. >> okay. >> so the argument that defendants make is by giving up the pass code, i'm, in turn, testifying against myself and shouldn't be compelled to do t...

Do it, he's got a different charge on his hands. >> exactly. you sit in contempt of court. you sit in jail with that contempt charge over your head. and there's honestly no limit to the amount of time they can stick you in jail for contempt. you can be weeks. >> wow. >> months. i think there's a case in pennsylvania where a guy's been in for years. >> that is absolutely incredible. and a current issue. john, thanks very much, john schuppe is an nbc news reporter. all right. coming up the acting dhs secretary took to capitol hill today asking lawmakers to sign off on a $4.45 billion republica...