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using its subpoena power in every weight needs to, right now, with every republican d.a. starting every investigation they need to right now. is every donor off the sidelines and in the game, the big dollar guys, the wealthy guys? every facet of republican party politics and power has to be used right now to go toe to toe with marxism and beat these communists. >> republicans are doing their part for this plot. led by house speaker mike johnson, will outline his party colleagues yesterday, outlining a three-pronged approach to how they can target the justice department in new york and other jurisdictions for investigator trump, vowing to use house oversight powers while cutting funds in the government probations process and taking on others' unspecified legislative measures. already, johnson's closest allies in congress are running with them. house judiciary chairman, jim jordan, a staunch all right trump ally has demanded testimony, has proposed withholding federal funding
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think she's rehearsing for a higher position and that's really troubling you. >> do you think it's a nefarious explanation well, if not, i think that that's one explanation. >> one explanation is that she's inexperienced. the other explanation is she is really legitimizing arguments these are arguments with respect to the special counsel that had been rejected by the supreme court over and over again. however, justice judge cannon is living in a world in which the supreme court has not been valuing its own precedent. so she's giving it the old college try, which no other judge in her position would have done, right? other than one of the other things that was put off for this hearing, rather than dealing with the various challenges to the classified information, rather than dealing with discovery issues. she's basically leapfrogging over the kinds of things that a judge who really meant to take this case to trial would do. >> and then legitimizing
>> the most anticipated moment of this election and the stakes couldn't we hire the president and they'll former president one stage moderated by jake tapper and dana bash, the cnn presidential debate thursday, june 27th, nine live on cnn and streaming on max today, republican-led house committees behind the impeachment push against president biden referred his son hunter, as well as the president's brother to the justice department on charges of making false statements to congress. now this occurred the same de that testimony in hunter biden's trial and breaking federal gun laws featured candid testimony from his ex-wife as well as an ex-girlfriend about his past drug use, paula reid has details on day three of hunter biden trial, the jury listened attentively as two of hunter's former romantic partners described what they witnessed of his addiction, his ex-wife testified briefly that she first learned of his drug use in 20 he 15 saying i found a crack pipe on an ashtray on the side porch of our home. she also described searching his car for drugs when my daughters
unusual move. trial court and allowing third parties to come i'm in an argue to help both sides, two parties arguing points that donald trump's team will be making before her, and another sayyed arguing points that the justice department is also going to be arguing to her. >> and what other motions has the judge yet to rule on there's a lot that judge cannon, it still has to deal with. >> there's this before her. it is one of five of the different options or attempts donald trump's team has made to have the case against them dismissed there are a bunch of other things that she has yet to do in this case. she needs to look at his request to throw out evidence gathered in the search of morrow the logo to throw out evidence gathered in a grand jury from his former attorney. she's going to be looking at the end of june in this three-day hearing proceeding, a gag order request from the prosecutors, and then they're also out there is something she
about this earlier today, and we are hard-pressed to think of any situation where a district court judge, a trial court judge not only entertained these amick s briefs from wild parties but permitted them to come into court and argue their case. it's like inviting random folks off the street who don't have a stake in the case to come in and express their views. you extremely rarely will see this with a government entity. perhaps the justice department in a case between private litigants where the government has a stake in the issues. but this is just a little bit off-the-wall to put it politely. and this is a judge who has complained she can't set a trial date in this case because she has such a backlog of motions. here she's taking a day just to hear one issue in a motion that could have just as easily been decided after she read the briefs. trial judges only hear oral argument if there are
>> i think that's absolutely right. i think this roar we're seeing from republicans, this furious anger over the conviction is an expression of the fact that they're more than aware it's not good for our party's standard bearer to be a convicted felon. it's not good. and we should go through the polling released so far about american's attitude on convictions, not good. when consistently a majority of americans are saying, yeah, that seems about right. it seems about right donald trump is guilty of fraud and that the conviction was the right choice. there's very -- i mean honestly somewhat surprising little divisiveness among the public about the justice of this ruling. and i'll note you have not really seen republicans actually deny the charges against trump. you haven't seen republicans try to speak to his good name and say donald trump could never
jail, but he's not going to be in jail during the convention. and this is all silly, but it is dangerous. i mean that there are a lot of crazies out there as we know and as we have seen through the january 6 proceedings and inviting violence, which is what he does under these circumstances and trying to keep the fervor that were crazy fervor at at a white hot level all time is really sad and at some point, if something serious happens, people are going to lament the role they played in that. although it may all be lost on judge cannon all right. >> ty cobb, thank you very much. always good to see you. >> nice to be, with you thank you. >> next, lock them up. trump is vowing to exact revenge tonight on his political opponents and now the republican party is carrying out trump's orders plus and outfront exclusive tonight, justice samuel alito's neighbor one of the people at the center of that quote, very nasty neighborhood
of the republican argument here that they are going after his trump's allies trump's opponents, because they believed that the justice does department is working unfairly against donald trump, even as democrats themselves are being prosecuted there. >> but as you can see, marco rubio, who could be on down trump's vp less, making it very clear where he stands on this issue and saying it's time to go back to go after trump's opponents with everyday they got all right. >> manu. thank you very much. and david axelrod is out front now it's david, you hear what manu saying, you hear what trump is saying, how concerned are you that trump actually means it that he's serious, that he will follow through on his threats if he wins in november well, i think he means it. remember, aaron, he was saying in before the last election, he was leading chants of lock law, them up. we know the root. there's been reporting that he wanted investigations of his political opponents. he was frustrated because the justice department
push on the right, particularly on the hard right for them to make the issue of going after the trump's political enemies as they see it it was front and. center as a campaign season, even pressuring the speaker of the house, mike johnson to take a tougher line towards the justice department, particularly when it comes time to fund the government. now i am asked johnson himself whether this is all part of an effort to secret to bhushan, and this is how he put it this is not retribution. >> this is about trying to reset the parameters and to make the people trust or system again something to cheer justices. and as you said, would want the fact that hunter biden is being prosecuted, robert menendez being prosecuted, henry cuellar been is being prosecuted. democrats are two. is that a two-tier system? >> yeah, but not by their trials and how being presided over by first of all, by statute, that doesn't exist and they're being charged with a specific statutory violations. this is a contortion without precedent so that's been part