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lexus at 80% less than prescription hearing aid prices. morning, everyone we do begin with breaking news this morning. tonight the texas governor is vowing to pardon a convicted murderer before he has even been sentenced. this case is exposing the conflict between two bedrock principles of the modern republican party, namely this. one we support the right of every law abiding american to be able to have a weapon. and also this one. we have god given rights and included in those god given rights is the right to self defense. to bring you up to speed. garrett foster was killed as he was legally protesting the death of george floyd in 2020. at the time, foster was legally carrying an ak 47. daniel perry's attorneys presented a case for self defense at the trial last friday. jury found
murderer before he has even been sentenced. this case is exposing the conflict between two bedrock principles of the modern republican party, namely this. one we support the right of every law abiding american to be able to have a weapon. and also this one. we have god given rights and included in those god given rights is the right to self defense. to bring you up to speed. garrett foster was killed as he was legally protesting the death of george floyd in 2020. at the time, foster was legally carrying an ak 47. daniel perry's attorneys presented a case for self defense at the trial last friday. jury found him guilty of murder. the sentencing date for him is not even been set yet. but already texas governor greg abbott has tweeted his intention to pardon perry. in texas. the governor can only grant a pardon after
but of course, donald trump still remains in the crosshairs of the department of justice. up two very significant and different investigations as well as the bolton county district attorney's. so he is not out of the woods just because he defies congressional subpoena. >> okay, but daniel, there is a group of people that does believe donald trump is a law-abiding american. that believe that he is completely innocent here. and is being unfairly attacked. and that's trump allies. many of whom requested by this committee. if they wanted to protect him, if they wanted to share his truth -- why did so many of them take the fifth? >> well, of course -- they are taking the fifth because they realize that in the court of law, they can't pedal these lies. they will be held accountable. but i do think that it is not where, they staff, separate apart from those who took the fifth, as well as those who the
but of course, donald trump still remains in the crosshairs of the department of justice. on two very significant and different investigations as well as the bolton county district attorney's. so he is not out of the woods just because he defies congressional subpoena. >> okay, but daniel, there is a group of people that does believe donald trump is a law-abiding american. that believe that he is completely innocent here. and is being unfairly attacked. and that's trump allies. many of whom requested by this committee. if they wanted to protect him, if they wanted to share his truth -- why did so many of them take the fifth? >> well, of course -- they are taking the fifth because they realize that in the court of law, they can't pedal these lies. they will be held accountable. but i do think that it is not
good that he doesn't comply. but we are at the end of this congressional term. and i ultimately think that in many ways it was an important step for the historical record. to demonstrate that the committee left no stone unturned. donald trump has an opportunity to come in and clear his name if he wants to. he's been subpoenaed, he can comply with the subpoena. as, you know, any other lawful -- law-abiding american would do. but we all know that donald trump is not a law-abiding american. and we know that he is not going to march her into congress to testify. and ultimately, there isn't enough time in this congress for this to be litigated. so i think that it probably -- we wait to hear what donald trump says, and how -- what excuse he gives for why he is not going to testify. and that's probably the end of it from this committee.
together and they claim to have formulated a deal, a deal that they then present to the public as they did on mondayic saying we've got a deal and we'll be voting on it within 10 days, you need d to actually have a deal. they have no deal and that was a problem. they had a very loosese setey of outlines. one of the reasonser this matters, tucker , is that we're dealing here with a numberit of freestanding constitutional rights that not just your second amendment rights but due process rights under the fifth amendment. you're rightr . you're taking scores rights under the fifth amendment, your right to a jury trial, your right to confront witnesses under the confrontation clause. all these things are potentially implicated when you're talking about taking the gun rights away from a law abiding american, someone who has not beenof convicted of anything. those questions hadn't been answered. thtithey hadn't even been asked. and that's why this kind of strange that you have this gang coming together saying we've solved the problem s. chaos just kind of big picture i if you don't represent
and they claim to have formulated a deal, a deal they then present to the public because they did on monday. we have a deal and we will be voting on it within ten days. you need to actually have a deal . they have no deal, and that was the problem. they had a very loose sight of outlines. one of the things that matter i we dealing with freestanding rights, not to second amendment rights, but your due process like rights under the fifth amendment, your ticket under th fifth amendment, your right to jury trial, your right to witnesses under the confrontation clause. all of these things potentially implicated when you're talking about taking the gun rights awa from law-abiding american someone who's not been convicte of anything. those questions haven't been answered, they haven't even bee asked, and that is why it's kin of strange that they have this game coming together saying we solve this problem. >> can i ask is, if you don't represent your voters,
none of the things you're negotiating are going to happen? >> i also agree that we're not going to do anything that compromises people's second amendment rights. we're not going to do anything that compromises the ability of a law-abiding american to buy a weapon. we're talking about dangerous or potentially dangerous individuals don't have their hands on weapons. senator cornyn talked about how we look at juvenile records. these men tend to be 18 to 21 that commit these mass murders. i think there's agreement among the negotiators that we're going to take common sense steps and pair it with significant mental health spending and i think everything senator cornyn has said is consistent with the
straight into a deep recessionp . if you are on a fixed income, if you're in the poor middle class,s, they are all sufferinge miserably because of biden's new green deal social them and of course his adherence to and of course his adherence to democratic party, climate alarmism, religious cult. it's like you can't even deprogram these people. that's so nutsre that joe biden is headed tot the beach yet again but not before lecturingar ordinary, taxpaying, hardworking, law abiding american citizens and threatening to rip away ourd and threatening to rip away ourd he believes is not absolute. i tend to disagree. >> a take a look at the second amendment like all other rightst is not absolute. we need to ban assault weapons and high capacity magazines if we can't ban assault weaponsur and we should raise the age to purchase them from 18 to 21 , strengthen background checks,