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Paradoxical to say that his constitutional duty to take care of the laws be faithfully executed allows him to violate criminal laws. now, we are at the motion to dismiss stage, the government has charged a specific criminal laws, and we have to assume that they are true. >> i mean, my response to that is to emphasize what chief justice marshall said in marbury, they cannot be examinable by courts and that includes a criminal proceeding. >> i thought that you agreed with me that we have gotten beyond marbury that official acts have been subdivided into discretionary and duty-bound or ministeria...

Know, when it comes to the investigation of the investigation. but he keeps doing it. >> he's more of a politician that he is a lawyer. he did go to law, school but he never took the bar. so he hasn't practiced law or use what he might've learned law school. but it's obviously a separation of powers issue with the legislative -- rite aid if you are the judiciary. and especially in a situation where you have a legislative congress individual who is so close to trump, so close that trump gave him the presidential medal of freedom, which really demeaned the presidential medal of freedom, that sho...

Bragg ultimately him in an further interference.inst the ohio republicanthe same approach after trump was indicted in georgia again, launching an investigation into fulton county district attorney, fani willis, over what he claimed was collusion with the january six committee. willis dismissed his claims. i'm joined by democratic congressman, steve cohen, from tennessee and house judiciary committee member, congressman, thank you -- what do you think of jim jordan's approach here, what's his game plan, he's always i don't know about the investigation of his investigation. but he keeps doing at...

With just a couple of days until the start of Virginia’s General Assembly session, different groups are preparing their priorities.

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