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having your work in the indo-pacific before here in europe and in the middle east. i've watched over the years and particularly over the past few years how the warners not only for those of us in uniform, but with our elected leadership and the american public and we've got to continue to remind folks that when you look at the situation that we're seeing that we just can't watch. we got to be we got to lead again. >> let me read you this fragment of a speech. it's better to be here ready to protect the peace than to take blind shelter across the sea? we've learned that isolationism never was and never will be an acceptable response to tyrannical governments with an expansionist, hard and an expansion is intent, which president was that ronald reagan. these are words that could be spoken today by an american president and we'll see how president biden shapes his remarks in the framework of what's at stake. 80 years after d-day, as we're seeing
some people maybe have switched based on the verdict? >> well, it reflects confidence in our jury system, but also how this jury conducted themselves. it wasn't all public, but the sense is that they took it seriously. they tried to do the right thing and it was not a 93 hung jury. it was 12 zip and, so i think that buhle build confidence over time, but it's also important how the jurors handling cells they're not going out and holding news conferences. they're really did it as a citizen. and i think that draws respect there was one poll that said majority has confidence that the jury verdict, even though a plural rally, it believes that the whole case was politically motivated, and that's the buffer that we have our jury system. and i think the public is starting to see that so governor are isaac dovere has got a really interesting article out about outreach from the biden
but it is i mean, it's still just strikes me as bizarre. that's so many house republicans keep pushing a debunk claim that the fbi played a role in facilitating the events in january 6, it is crazy and they know better and they continue to push all of these conspiracy theories. we heard today. as jim jordan, matt gaetz and others tried to suggest that the justice department or the president was behind the mat manhattan da's prosecution they understand how the court system first lady know that the federal system is completely separate and distinct from a local prosecutor's office like that. i'm manhattan matt gaetz for his own part as all too much experience in the criminal justice system, being the subject of sex trafficking case. so they understand how the system works, but they wish to mislead the public they want to somehow obscured the fact that they're about to be nominee is now a convicted felon and they're willing to tear down the justice system
voters wanted to get out and vote.>> and its cynical that the american public is ignorant enough that they will by this that they will buy that hook line and sinker. and i wonder what your faith is in the engagement of american voters. because it seems like it's designed to help trump in november. >> one group of people is looking at the evidence and understanding -- let me just say something. i was a state prosecutor and i want them to leave me alone. most of the violent crime is prosecuted by state prosecutors. there is a natural friction between the systems much less that some elected prosecutors
be a concern to the house of representatives today, at this point. where the department is. what is your reaction to the republican approach we sought to this hearing, including members who actually said out loud repeatedly they want to abolish the fbi? >> so, i want to try to differentiate sort of republicans now versus what i would say is democratic and republican traditional support for law enforcement and the fbi specifically. prior to trump, the fbi was viewed as a political and it is and was a political to its core. it's sole mission is to protect the american public and whether
the fox news that i did commonsense department got room and by this plan of chicago, hoppenworth who says that she will no longer post crime alerts on social media or send out crime alerts to her constituents because it leads to "inaccurate public perception". notifying residents about crime when their neighborhoods give them on inaccurate perception? the are not false alarms, they're not test alerts, they are real crimes, in real neighborhoods involving real people. chicago had 41 shootings owned the memorial day weekend, none of them fatal including a 5-year-old girl. sex crimes, aggravated batteries, robberies and burglaries are at the highest level in years, in a chicago. that six seattle having the highest levels of rain in years, it's a lot of rain. and if they stop telling people it was raining, would they be drier? maybe have a dryer perspective? the woman says crime alerts it
and highlights everything that has gone wrong in this country with a judicial system and the two tiered system of justice. in 2019 the fbi and doj knew the laptop was real and possessed it as testified by the fbi agent in the courtroom, as of the question is widened will barnes the attorney general back then before the election at made to the imagine public that was a case? why did he lie 51 intel officials to lie to the world about of the contents and depths of hunter biden's laptop and then why did the censorship regime at twitter or facebook and elsewhere shut down within your composed and call there factually accurate reporting? a find it ironic that a merrick garland, the attorney general for joe biden was forced to admit we've known all along in court, hunter biden's laptop israel. and the evidence is damning. now he's putting on the defensive he is blaming his dead brother's wife the later bettered, you can put as much lipstick as a wand on this crack pave but it will always plunk 200 biden.
conviction of donald trump. this of course, relates to this investigation with age h2 hunter biden and so i think they're just trying to muddy the waters and by the way, holding attorney general's and contempt is nothing new. i i believe eric holder was held in contempt. i think bill barr was held in contempt by the way, for similar reasons, right? >> idea of asserting executive privilege because they said and often for bill barr was about the idea of not having documents to turn over about the citizenship question on the census. so this has been part of it and they both said they all three have said executive privilege about having these documents out there and they have not been prosecuted. >> it's not a bit at the end of the de as a political matter, i don't think it's going to make a look at difference to anybody. but this is good theater, just about motivating your base, showing your fighting. the distracting way from trump's conviction, trying to move on to a hunter biden i think it's just a big show, but it won't have much impact on the election. >> well, will it have an impact in terms of focusing on the american public sees this and the idea of trying to talk
last until the election to try to keep voters really riled up and wanting to get out there and vote. >> well, and it is really cynical, that the american public is ignorant enough that they will by this line, that the american public will buy that hook, line and sinker and i wonder what your faith is in the engagement of american voters leading up to the election because this all seems like it is designed to help trump in november. >> first of all, there are two [ inaudible ] at this point and one group of people is looking at the evidence and understanding -- let me just say something. state prosecutors usually don't even like federal prosecutors. i was a state prosecutor. i wanted them to leave me alone. we responded to 911 calls. most of the violent crime in this country is prosecuted by state prosecutors. so, there is a natural friction between the two systems, much
department or the president was behind the manhattan da's prosecution. they understand how the court system works. they know so that the federal system is completely separate and distinct from a local prosecutor's office like that. i'm manhattan you know, matt gaetz for his own part as all too much experience in the criminal justice system, being the subject of sex trafficking case so they understand how the system works, but they wish to mislead the public. they want to somehow obscure the fact that they're about to be nominee is now a convicted felon and they're willing to tear down the justice system and do what ever is necessary in the service of that deeply flawed human being. you said that in the hearing that's what you think is at the heart of this, that they're freetown essentially over trump's conviction and are trying to figure out how to deal with it. absolutely. and, not just in committee, but so many of them