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garland essentially in his caution on embarking on investigations on trump in the immediate aftermath of generally six. we are looking at four years after the dramatic events of 2020 and what followed the election and yet we will still not have a resolution on those serious allegations against the former president before he may be reelected to the office and that will go on the ledger, positively or negatively for the attorney general. >> thank use both so much. when we return, president biden is shifting the border blaine, saying trump and republicans left him no choice but to act in a big way. opening statements are underway in the federal gun trial of the president's only living son. the 11th hour is just getting underway. .
>> there is a real menace. it's not just the whining. it is the menace of the promise of we will come after you. donald trump is talking about the immunity -- immunity case. we are going to find a way to indict joe biden if the case does not go my way. there is this threat that is latent in all this rhetoric. >> the menace has always been a weirdly underreported or under discussed part of what donald trump does. it is not just this. donald trump uses menace not just to say i will prosecute my political enemies, but the specter of political violence. this is a way in which the republicans rhetoric and donald trump's rhetoric specifically and look at manifests, ask any republican who has stood up to trump over the last six or seven years, and they will tell
you the extent to which they have dealt with the threats and and what happened on january 6 with trump saying we have to fight or we won't have a country anymore, he does it at the rallies. the way he uses i don't know language that's meant to be violent all the time. menace is a part of the trump sauce. it's baked in their. >> part of what is dizzying about this is they're doing it the same day that the president's son is being prosecuted for dasha talk to a bunch of folks in the system and thus it never happens. extremely rare, five year -- this is what he said. i think gun prosecutions for six years and i went after convicted felons. i bet there were not 10 cases prosecuted nationwide of attics are unlawful gun users who possess firearms. it makes you wonder of all the
liberation army. the day after this video. and that iconic photo, which has been since known as tank man, we don't know the name of this man who looks like he was just walking to work and stood in front of a column of tanks. they were shooting bullets above his head, trying to get him to get out of the way even getting these photos to the rest of the world was was quite an ordeal because at that time beijing was shutting down all live transmission. cnn had to hide its videotapes in the us embassy before tours smuggled them in a suitcase and flew them to hong kong, which at that time was free to report about this. it's very a different situation today and the photo, the most famous one there were about six of them, but the most famous was jeff weiner of the api. they had to smuggle the film in a canister hidden in the photographer shoe just to get these images to the world, but they remain not only iconic to this day, but i think for a lot of people, a symbol of the individual standing up to the power of the state. >> and we're showing you the
not really an immediacy to this request is not an emergency requests of any kind in the sentencing is about six weeks away. so it's really up to the judge to decide when he's going to do that. and if he's going to wait until the end of the proceedings, judge, just in terms of the width sentencing, if the former appraisal is to violate the current gag order, how much would that play into his previous violations? how much would that play into sentencing about possible prison time or not? >> i think that's an excellent question and i say that because when it comes to sentencing, the world is the judge's oyster and can consider anything when you're when you're in a courtroom, when you're making rulings and they're coming fast and furious on evidentiary issues. it's one thing. there are rules to follow. there are really not a lot of rules in terms of sentencing. and the judge can and should look at everything, including what the defendant has said, what remorse, if any, if he's attacking witnesses the judge should consider that. i
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everything in my power to six months. i'm here and for the rest of my involvement in the politics in this great country is to bring the country together. they're reasonable we'll responsible middle well, if they have to understand the power they have, start determining and demanding more from the people you send here, open up the primary processes in your states to get better selection and better candidates involved senator mentioned, thanks so much for joining us. >> we of course will walk you back to continue this conversation down the road so much she's going. i appreciate it. >> very well. >> thank you. >> should be with you as well. just ahead there's breaking news on the trump hush money case. five days after a jury convicted him. i'm 34 felony counts we have new information about the gag order against the former president plus fireworks up on capitol hill, the us attorney general, merrick garland goes head-to-head with republicans who accuse him of weaponizing the us justice department the increase in
endless hearings and the like, is now being prosecuted by the department of justice in the person of david weiss for incredibly arcane alleged defense. the allegation is that when hunter biden purchased a handgun in 2018, he lied on the federal form when he said he had not abused drugs. he possessed the handgun for, wait for it, 11 days. he lied on the form about drug use and had the handgun for 11 days and he now faces 25 years in prison. it's a prosecution that is so rare, so out there, so draconian , that even trey gaudi, the far right ex-congressman and for a federal, prosecutor has trouble believing. >> i did gun prosecutions for six years. i went after convicted felons. i went after people who were fugitives from justice. i went after different people who were prohibited from possessing a firearm.
people coming into our country with one order in one signature. it's all there for him. i did it so i'm going to set aside the fact that it's much more complicated than what donald trump just said. >> there but the bottom line is, trump's criticizing this. he actually did do something very similar during his, that's what this order was. it's based on and i should say it was successfully challenged in the courts by groups like the aclu, which says it's going to challenge this one. and the aclu actually said we were successful during the trump administration. i imagine will be six this time round. look, i think that for president trump's statement, right there is just emblematic of the political importance that is the issue of immigration and the situation at the then border in the leadup to november, republicans know they have the upper hand on this issue. they know they're leading with it. they're running away with it. it's a true vulnerability for president biden. that's why they didn't want to hand him a win when the bipartisan border deal came up in the senate, both in february and last month. we're seeing the same thing right now. republicans don't want to praise this