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>> constitution requires me to protect the separation of po powers, and our duty to do investigations in the future. >> have you listen to the audio recordings? >> i have not, there's no reason for me to listen. >> jesse: i have a feeling trumbull's into the tapes after he's inaugurated, probably puts them on truth social. garland also spent the front side special counsel jack smith never tempered with evidence when he fanned out trump's documents and stopper folders on top said top-secret. >> prosecutors announced was to tamper with evidence and that lexical that's what he did. he change the sequence of the documents he seized. >> i'm sorry, that is a false characterization. >> here's what he said to the court, there are some boxes where the order of items is not the same as in the associated stands, he said it, i didn't say. he admitted to the quarterly tampered with the evidence, he mishandled the document to discharge and mr. trump mishandling, do you regret kicking this guy as special counsel in the most special
spokesman for the judge they're just says the order speaks for itself. the da's office has declined to comment i mean, either way, trump has not prohibited from talking about the trial, talking about the verdict. it's just he's prohibited from speaking about these witnesses and the jury. and the question will be, expect the da's office will file a response and then ultimately see what the judge does. >> geoff amuses a reasonable request. >> i think it is a reasonable request when it comes to the witnesses, the idea behind a gag order about witnesses is that you don't want to affect their testimony in any way. they are they have testified the testimony is over. also, you have the main key witnesses in this case, michael cohen, stormy daniels, david pecker, hope hicks, they're all public figures with access to the press themselves. several of them have already commented, i think it's a little different with the jury. i think judges are very protective of jurors, even after they have served, especially is such an inflammatory situation. here and were their identities have
trumpian argument that they're prosecutions are a witch-hunt. there a hoax there, a sham attacking the fbi. and the same language that donald trump, it is enabled on the committee are using and this is really undermining the rule of law everywhere the level of dysfunction in these hearings. i mean, we've seen look for for a long time. we've seen in hearings like this politicians on all sides of the aisle, grandstanding, playing for cameras and stuff like that. but just in your experience, how does it compare now to what you have seen or we've all seen in the past well, it is just a whole, another order of magnitude of deterioration in the past, you would have kind of a one-off member here are there who said stuff that was just plain crazy? >> now, it is just routine and there is this, i think pernicious competition among members of the gop, both as to who can essentially kiss donald
that is very, very different. >> jesse: the majority of the country now supports mass deportation, 42 percent of democrats supported. if you care about the safety, security, integrity of this country there's only one man running to achieve that. the other one is trying to fool you. do not be fooled. senator ted cruz joins me, i have the stupid executive order right here, you can so come in even have have biden shut down the border say you are scared, and seeking asylum. >> to this thing is utterly fake, it's a joke. biden knows it's a joke. i will say what's notable, we have admitted today he could have done something about it is from the very beginning, could have issued this order in 2021, 2022, 2023, he could have issued at last month or the month before. he did not, you did not, why? because he wants the 11 million illegals who've invaded this
executive pleaded guilty to one count of falsifying records as part of a bribery scheme. he was sentenced to one year of partial imprisonment, spending monday evenings through wednesday evenings at rikers dale but was free other days. a 30 year veteran of the new york police department. he had an article in the maritimes, i supervised new york city judgesme now. the normal order of operations is the person convicted sits down for an interview and the probation officer writes up a memo. how do they come to the conclusions and how important are those recommendations? >> it is called a presentencing investigation and report that follows from it. one thing you mentioned in the lead up is the indictments he has pending. i really don't think that should factor in at all, because he is presumed innocent. what could ultimately factor in -- >> for another person just
san diego sector of the us southern border. >> and it's really down to a perfect science at this point with the order since they know what to put in the bags and they have the folks put everything that can't be carried on them into those bags, one bag and then they get on board. the van they had to then detention centers where they're gonna be processed. most of them under claims of a silent. now the question is going to be in today's to come when they hit that threshold that personally was talking about what really happens to them in theory, they would be put on a van, put into the detention center, and then driven right back over into mexico. now, and can that veteran who we spent time with late last night into the early hours this morning. and as that executive action was coming into play, he wanted to so what's the crisis firsthand keeping up with corey, go to row is a challenge, especially on dirt roads as the sun sets on the california, mexico
in the favor of the defendant, convicted defendant trump. however the seriousness in this case i think is rather unique. usually they are like falsifying business records to get out of paying taxes. they are skimming money off the top. accountants working together. the connecting charge here was a violation of new york election law. the essence of which two or more individuals engage in a conspiracy in order to prevent someone from being elected or get someone elected. this was getting someone elected. who were the conspirators in this case? donald trump, david pecker, michael cohen. so that election charge, that is the felony bump up charge. >> right, like in the case we talked about with the construction guy it was bribery, in furtherance of a
a gag order when it comes to the law enforcement officials who carried out that search at mar-a-lago when he refused? mr. turnover classified documents and the concern primarily is for their safety. the judge cannon here denied the first one. there are now trying again, do you believe that she should approve that gag order? >> i think she should i haven't read the terms of the proposed order, but if it's narrowly tailored to try and mitigate the threat that's created by donald trump lying about an effort by the fbi to allegedly assassinate him. that's crazy. and dangerous stuff that will resonate and disturbed minds. and there are a lot of disturbed minds out there. so i get at why the justice department, through its special counsel and the fbi, would want to try and protect the people who are doing the case, but is a registered republican for most of your life, what is it like donald trump obviously says a lot of things that aren't true. there's a dedicated fact checker because of that. but is a registered republican for most of your life, what is it
to apprehend between 110—120,000 migrants in may — down from nearly a quarter of a million in december of 2023. and, while we heard there from senator cruz, the republican opposition to the action, there's also been opposition to president biden�*s action from his own party — including from democrat pramila jayapal, whom i spoke to a short while ago. i'm profoundly disappointed, i don't think this is the right action to take for several reasons. first, seeking asylum is something that we have to allow in order to be in line with our domestic laws, but also in order to be in line with our international treaty obligations. and what the president's executive order does today is it caps asylum, it limits it only to people who come through the cpp one app,