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trump to sign up every time it was a state for another state? this is ongoing interference with the election is ongoing one states decision one d8 one judges decision could not affect the integrity for the election for all of us voters who do not live in manhattan the supreme court has the power and extraordinary instances to grant relief by use of common a lot powers. are they rare? yes for rarick? yes this is the rarest of occasions and how does it work? issuance by the court of extraordinary autho authorized r 28 usc 10 oh 165a. it's not a matter of a right but discretion. sparingly used by the courts to justify the granting of any such the petition much as the shout be in eight of the courts appellate jurisdiction exceptional circumstances warrant the exercise of the
elevated concerns by law enforcement both at the federal, state, and local levels and it's how they're assessing this threat. so i want to just walk through why this is such a concern when law enforcement analyses a threat, they look at really the three main categories motivation, which is the underlying reasons for an attack, the opportunity, which is a moment in time or an event that a hostile group could exploit to engage in. an attack. and then really the capabilities can they actually do it? can they carry out an attack at a certain rate? region when you apply this assessment criteria to the threat that we're seeing come in from isis k. a lot of red flags go off for law enforcement and that's why you see the really vocalizing what they're doing. we know that a motivation of isis k is really to promote their their extremist ideology. and in turn, attract do recruits the opportunity for them to launch an attack is really this prime
talking about the lead to its purchase. the state of mine with respect to its purchase, what you were thinking at the time, what faculties you will control of it? the time did you have a grip on your life at the time? so someone who is sympathetic and empathetic to that i think to me what outweigh someone who says all they can be dangerous and therefore, he's guilty again, that's where i fall. and if i was on that defense team, that's what i'd be speaking to. and certainly there'll be divergent opinions, but i want someone who understands my plight to judge hi to me, and that's why i think to your question, it's important to have people who understand the significance of the addiction joey jackson always good to have your inside perspective. enjoy this sunday. thank you. >> the border will be a crucial issue heading into the november election. now, president biden is taking executive action. what could be the plan also a store for me sunday is on tap for millions from texas to minnesota meteorologist derek van dam is tracking it all next and caitlin clark and her indiana fever getting their
breaking news, this is out of california, a growing grass fire and san joaquin county has already consumed more than 11,000 acres and it's forcing people in its path to evacuate. the california department of forestry and fire says the corral fire started in the city of tracing saturday afternoon and buy saturday night was still owe only 13% contains san joaquin county officials issued evacuation orders for tracy residents naris to the fire and told others nearby that they should be ready to leave two firefighters were injured while responding to the fire cal fire battalion chief cal fire battalion chief says that they had minor to moderate injuries and were transported to local hospitals for treatment cnn's derek van dam is tracking all these fires for us. tell us more, what do we need to know? >> yeah, m or viktor, this is the new normal and are warming climate. if we go back a couple of years ago, we had drought, longstanding drought across the state of california, but the past two winters have brought above average snowfall. and
again. >> i look at our accomplishments. even you say maybe as nine months we had a border security bill, we had energy independence, we had parents bill of rights. we had our biggest cut, american, but now they can't pass their agenda. so yeah, so maybe i was more effective than you thought all right? former speaker kevin mccarthy. thank you for joining me today. >> all right. >> up next, senator joe manchin declares independence from the democratic party. kadie jump back into politics dealing years after d-day, jake tapper talks to top generals about the state of democracy. are we protecting what we'd want? to save? >> there has been democratic backsliding around the world. are you concerned? >> the whole story with anderson cooper tonight at eight on doug lima someone needs to customize and save hundreds and car insurance with liberty mutual. >> let's fly keith i thought
rush it because they want it before the election and could have been seven years but never had attention. a case like this has never been brought before and never been a case where state is going after federal election that's for federal like southern district to go. southern district turned it down. we got clearance from the fec federal election commission clearance. they're suing say we violated a thing but gave us clearance. but the charge was written. it was leak a weird charge. tell a little of this, that, do throw mix it up. >> except arraignment days before the rnc. >> that's part of the game. pete: someone suggested you can appeal to the supreme court because of the special nature of this case. when it comes to -- the legal you're facing and judge could decide to say house arrest or even jail. what that could -- >> i'm okay with it. i saw a lawyer say you don't
them have just decide to say that it's donald trump. i'm with them. yeah. >> you mentioned those two senators, brown and tested. we do statements that they gave allowed to m the aftermath of this this verdict we know saying they respect the judicial process that we're certainly not embracing it. it does show you the line that they are walking these vulnerable members. that'll grads in these red states. they want to make it about a cantilevers candidate issue. they don't want to talk about trump, even if they may turn off trump's verdict may turn off some swing voters. >> yeah, they they they want to talk about how they are a perfect match for their state and how they are, they're going to run. they're going to run their race their hi time. >> they've gotten their buzz cut, whatever his here, that it's called. >> but no, they are they are focused on on their race and not on trump because talking about trump might motivate their base, but guess what, they're basing their states is too small to win.
settle on a strategy to capitalize on the verdict, the more vulnerable members of both parties are trying to walk the finest the lines with the racist and control of congress in the balance. >> many have remained mom uncertain about the fallout, and senator lisa murkowski of alaska, who is a republican, voted to convict trump in his second impeachment trial said, quote, a republican nominee without this baggage, whatever clear path to victory, my parents back with me now, what's it? just seeing is that there are though these vulnerable republicans, some of them are not saying a word about it. what they're able to come back to session next week. but there are some who are not afraid to align themselves with donald trump or align themselves with their messaging, including some vulnerable new york republicans who will determine their fate, will determine whether or not the republican state in the majority, a handful of them, they're right there. mike lawler, anthony, just d'esposito liquid alotta had various levels of criticism about the verdict that's that's i guess that's kind of interesting, right? if you'd like, you think a convicted
>> they, they need to just be you know, yeah, senator brown, who you've known for years, and they also need split ticket voters, of course, and that is a real, real problem. >> it doesn't happen that much these days. >> there is an open question of whether they even still exists absolute outside of main speaking, as someone who's a split ticket voter it needs one, larry hogan. >> he's the a former maryland governor. >> he can actually pick up a democratic seat in a blue state. >> he'd said simply, let's respect the verdict. he put out this statement, but right before the verdict was announced said, urge all americans respect the verdict it seems middle of the road. okay. what am oh, here's chris lacivita, one of the top aides to the former president. you just ended your campaign he posted it just shows you how some of these members are in a tough spot if they want to just you take the high road no such thing you know, my new i appreciate you pointing that went out because to me, it more than anything else sums up like
impose jail, but i would strongly consider it the max is four years. it doesn't have to be jail time. so you could these got a lot of range eight could do like 60 days jail and three years probation to send a message about how serious it was weekends in jail immunity, service, pick up, pick up trash on the subway. >> karen, i mean, do you think it's a possibility? >> i think it's a possibility. look, i think i just adding to everything that the judge just said is also the fact that he was held in contempt ten different times in front of this judge. i mean, did you have that in a normal case would actually be taken into consideration that well, that's all state for the fact that trump was treated differently in this case. >> he was treated far more leniently than any other defendant who would have been put in jail like contempt number two, or three. >> i can't wait to talk i just can't wait to talk because i couldn't disagree with you more why if you look at the median sentence on an e felony