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more than a decade ago, it was standard & poor's. today it's fitch. janet yellen calling the move flawed and unwarranted. >> the president signed debt limit legislation that included over a trillion dollars in deficit reduction. the american economy is fundamentally strong. >> martha: okay. brian brenberg here with us. has a great show on fox business. great to see you. >> great to see you. >> martha: she says it's a completely flawed move. jamie dimon said he thought it was ridiculous. what is your take? >> were these guys in america in may when we had a debt ceiling standoff? we don't know how to do budgets in this country. we haven't for a very long time. if i'm fitch, i am thinking what took you so long. we have too much debt and nobody
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blasting it last night. and i think voters would find this unwarranted. there is no evidence at all yet for an impeachment inquiry of president biden. maybe some in the west wing believe that they will terrick merrick garland instead. but to your broader point, impeachment should be rare. it is serious, something only invoked a few times in our nation's history. so it would not be a good thing if something that nearly every president would face. >> since jonathan brought it up, what have you heard about the possibility of expunging the impeachments of president trump? >> the speaker himself told me that he is supportive of it, that he wants to bring it to the floor. whether or not it has the 218 votes necessary to pass is still an open question. it would be a very tough vote for some of these more moderate republicans that won in biden held districts particularly new york state and california.
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garland, did not approve or sign off on these charges against trump. he and deputy attorney general lisa monaco have been regularly briefed on the case, but his only, role under department of justice, rules he could have blocked any move by special counsel jack smith, that is, quote, so inappropriate or unwarranted, and quote, that it should not be allowed. there is no sign that he did so, he would've had to inform congress. this is reporting from nbc news tonight, attorney general merrick garland did not approve or sign off on these criminal charges against donald trump. andrew weissmann, what's your interpretation of the? >> so, i think what this is, one, it's legally completely consistent with the special counsel rules, as neil is gonna tell us because he was participated in -- them. he's basically insulating the
knows this is all nonsense and unwarranted. two, defend any volley that is substantive. and then to pivot to what we delivered when we were in the majority. he admitted to what they were doing, but the effect is what really worries me. >> in their own information ecosystem it doesn't matter. i think your experience, i know you have some news today about an ethics investigation into you that they used as fodder to smear you for years you've been cleared of any wrong doing. do you want to tell us about that? >> thanks, nicole. i was informed by the house ethics committee today. a complaint brought by a republican over two years ago with allegations about me and a volunteer in our campaign has been closed and no action is going to be taken.
or the sunday people or any other titles. no responsibility at all. so when we go through all these cases being settled, important to remember what my responsibility was. in 2015, the trinity mirror group apologised for historic phone hacking and said such behaviour represented an unwarranted and unacceptable intrusion into people's lives. you must see... i hear what you're saying. i agree with that, by the way. sure. i think phone hacking's completely wrong and shouldn't have been happening and it was lazy journalists being lazy. but there's evidence that it happened while you were editor. there's no evidence that i knew anything about any of it. i never told anybody to hack a phone and nobody on the daily mirror of the hundreds and hundreds, thousands possibly, ofjournalists who worked with me on the daily mirror have ever even been arrested in connection with phone hacking. so there are lots of civil things going on. but as you know, the bar for that is a lot lower than it is for any criminal action. yes, we can keep going over and over and over this, but the police, you know, were pretty thorough in their investigation. what i would say is i have not
go into my texts and e-mails, they can't do it and need a search warrant. in order to get a warranted, they traditionally or in concept would say, okay, we think will has connection to this foreign government or this terrorist and we have this evidence to suggest. they need to have probable cause. that's how it should work. they go to fisa court and go will has this connection and we need to search his phone and the fisa court goes, yeah, do that. instead there's nothing on will. nothing except that i showed up let's say to january 6. they say, and also 22,000 other people like will were there. i want the ability to search all of their phones and the court's supposed to say what's the probable cause and connection? that's not there. there's nothing l. >> yeah, even though the number was 100. think about the george floyd protest. they took that group and they said, hey, let's go phishing and see if there's somebody out there that has this. that's not the way that america works. there's a presumption of