Time, let s listen to what he had to say. i believe the supreme court should step in obviously this is totally unprecedented and dangerous to our system. i think the justice on the court i know many of them personally i think the deeply concerned about that as we are and i think they will set the street, this will be overturned there s no question about it it s going to take time to do it. mike is a really smart guy but i would be surprised if the u.s. supreme court stepped in. i think there is going to be a sentencing in july and i think there will be a state court of appeal, i think this is going to be an issue in november but let s assume i m wrong about all of that what are the best issues on appeal from your standpoint from the u.s. supreme court standpoint and from a state of new york standpoint? if you don t like the phrase rigged how about railroaded president trump was railroaded because this judge had the jury instructions that said you could choose your own adventure your three potential options how you
North america as well. the united states and canada have not had a woman as president. so it is truly historic. particularly here in mexico, as you say, women didn t have the vote until the 19505. this is a country where mike is no is deeply entrenched. where is no where machismo i5 deeply entrenched. where is no where machismo is deeply entrenched. it is a historic moment no matter which of the two leading candidates win5. moment no matter which of the two leading candidates wins. it two leading candidates wins. if it is claudia sheinbaum, what is she promising to the people who voted for her? and of course the whole country, if she does become president? in essence, continuity. a platform e55ence, continuity. a platform of continuity and an extension of continuity and an extension of president lopez 0brador 5 social policies. he is the
Had to say. i believe the supreme court should step in obviously this is totally unprecedented and dangerous to our system. i think the justice on the court i know many of them personally i think the deeply concerned about that as we are and i think they will set the street, this will be overturned there s no question about it it s going to take time to do it. mike is a really smart guy but i would be surprised if the u.s. supreme court stepped in. i think there is going to be a sentencing in july and i think there will be a state court of appeal, i think this is going to be an issue in november but let s assume i m wrong about all of that what are the best issues on appeal from your standpoint from the u.s. supreme court standpoint and from a state of new york standpoint? if you don t like the phrase rigged how about railroaded president trump was railroaded because this judge had the jury instructions that said you could choose your own adventure your three potential options how you
Can you say that louder? mike did. she said she and garza had discussed roughing up her abusive husband. that way he could get a taste of his own medicine. but, i never, i never asked him to kill him. according to chacey, what actually played out on county road 2595 was michael garza s plan and it was all his own. and then, the plan to kill robert was planned today? he had talked about a. what exactly did he say? he told me he was going to make it look like a robbery. she said it was not her idea but said she went along. he told me. he told me to make him go down a dirt road. garza told you that? he wanted him to drive out
Trash-filled balloons, st across the border by pyongyang, north korea claims it s holding that operation for now. the south korean military has reported about 1,000 of the airborne waste deliveries floating into the country since last tuesday littering places where things like cigarette butts, paper, and pieces of cloth or more now from cnn s mike valera, he joins us live from hong kong. good to see mike. so because of this balloon and broglie, oh, there s word of a pretty sensitive military agreement between north and south korea. now apparently in trouble. what are you learning about this? so rosemary, that s absolutely right. and this is just developing within the past few minutes. so we start with that to just convey to people who may live outside of the creoles or may live very far from the region who are thinking this is a pretty weird and unusual, bizarre story. but rosemary, this could
Trump as a victim of the justice system, that might help them with certain group of voters they are trying to win mike over and peel away from president biden right now. but you are absolutely right. he s not the only one facing serious legal issues. hunter biden will also be facing his own trials, expected to be embarrassing, expected to take out the poncho of biden family drama that the president would rather not have out there mighte of these will issues between now and november and they are afraid of the justice system right now. trey: i guess i m glad i went to law school and the lodge agreed to help talk about presidential politics. i need to apologize to my law professors because they prepared me for it. thank you very much and thank you for joining me on a sunday night. i look forward to visiting with you soon. thank you. trey: still ahead some of the future of the supreme court is doomed if you ask the left, they missed souter and brennan,
Time, let s listen to what he had to say. i believe the supreme court should step in obviously this is totally unprecedented and dangerous to our system. i think the justice on the court i know many of them personally i think the deeply concerned about that as we are and i think they will set the street, this will be overturned there s no question about it it s going to take time to do it. mike is a really smart guy but i would be surprised if the u.s. supreme court stepped in. i think there is going to be a sentencing in july and i think there will be a state court of appeal, i think this is going to be an issue in november but let s assume i m wrong about all of that what are the best issues on appeal from your standpoint from the u.s. supreme court standpoint and from a state of new york standpoint? if you don t like the phrase rigged how about railroaded president trump was railroaded because this judge had the jury instructions that said you could choose your own adventure your three potential options how you
Stay out of trouble for a couple of years. nothing to see here. and then it s done, particularly when the gun is not been involved in any other offense. right. because what prosecutors tried to do and their discretion is be equitable, but we know we are in bizarro times in terms of your question, i think there s a couple of ways to go. the first thing is with respect to moving come forward to the actual forums, or they authentic. did he fill out the forms and itself? did he have any other assistance in so doing with respect to his addiction as part of that addiction that he no, he was addicted. we know certainly that the judge blocked a un expert witness who is going to testify in that regard, however, write your knowledge with respect to what you re doing, and if you doing it intentionally is very important. last point, i think there s a jury nullification argument to be made. what is jury nullification mean? it means a jurors are just not convinced that this is a case. it should be brought under such sympathetic circumstances like what like you have a gun that you possess for 11 days, like the gun was thrown out in a dumpster. mike, the fact of the matter is it s going through
The men in the hot seat today before the subcommittee. subcommittee on the hill on the coronavirus pandemic. he has been in the house for 2.5 hours now. the last time we saw him on capitol hill looks when he was retiring in 2022. dr. fauci claims he always kept an open mind about the possibility that covid link from a laboratory in china. you saw jim jordan tearing it apart. he never tried to cover up government records on the origins of covid-19. there were emails about how to keep stuff out of your emails and place you are foiaed by someone he was advised by at that time. we have heard some of those emails read aloud. you are watching outnumbered. i am harris faulkner along with mike almost. also joining us today, fox news contributor lisa boothe and fox news contributor and host of the guy benson show on fox news radio show, guy benson. the last 1.5 hours or so on this
Their freedoms taken from them. john: just ahead, we ll speak to dr. david asher who led the state department investigation into covid origins for the trump administration. sandra: but first, let s get to mike emanuel. he is live on capitol hill with us with more of today s highlights. while we are there, some fireworks in that room, mike. sandra, good afternoon. certainly some dynamic moments here on capitol hill capitol hill. lawmakers digging into dr. anthony fauci s leadership during covid and the way the government handled the pandemic. fauci admitted that 6-foot social distancing rule which kept schools in business closed for an extended period back of time during the pandemic was not based on scientific study. he was pressed on whether he tried to circumvent government records laws when evidence suggested one of his top advisors use personal email. dr. fauci, did you ever delete an official record? no. dr. fauci, did you ever conduct official business via email?