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I should not have analogized those two things together in my haste. there's no comparison.e th >> there is today zero evidence zero evidence for that joe bi biden, the president of the united states, you what is some of doingatoe bof that.ra instead of following the money and holding by dzhokhar, democrats and liberal press would rather go hogwild over th charges against donald trumpth g r ne in the classified documents case. he just feel the news hanging around donald trump's neck and this is all taking place is t i chamfered and dangerous moment in this case. >> that probably the final nail ...

Of obstruction of justice, and this indictment reads like a mafia case. here you have, in again these are allegations, and the burden of proof here is high, and they don't have direct and witnesses implicating trump, but this is a scene to destroy evidence three days after a grand jury subpoena lands on mr. trump. it is mind-boggling, and as chuck said, it involves very low level employees whose lives are about to be ruined unless they cut a deal with prosecutors. and as for mr. nauta, there was no sign he's going to do that. his lawyers are paid for by mr. trump. he is completely loyal. he's ...

Manager at mar-a-lago, his lawyer has declined to comment and he is expected in court on monday to answer these charges and he's charged with a stand alone count of lying to federal investigators about his actions moving the boxes. so, they have significant leverage over him, but as you said, what this new indictment lays out is a disturbing new dimension to the obstruction of justice portion of this case. these are allegations, but what they allege is that essentially donald trump ordered his employees to delete this footage, surveillance footage at mar-a-lago, three days after he received a ...

Subpoena, donald trump says, "okay, now i know the fbi, doj is coming for whatever i have here, and perhaps for security footage," setting in motion this process by which, ultimately, de oliveira tells the head of i.a. at mar-a-lago, "the boss," in his words, "wants this stuff deleted." you looked through this indictment. what else do you see in there? >> willie, let's take a pause on what you just said. it's just extrextraordinary. these allegations rival anything richard nixon was accused of. these are additional counts of obstruction of justice, and this indictment reads like a mafia case. ...

Prosecute a mafia case, a drug trafficking case, the boss would pay for or provide everyone's attorneys because that's a good way to keep people from flipping. but there's also an innocuous version of this. many times when a company is under investigation, the company will pay for the attorneys and employees want that because attorneys are very expensive. how is a young person like cassidy hutchinson supposed to pay for it? but the inevitable consequence is it becomes more difficult to cooperate because now you're potentially providing information against the person who is footing the bill and...