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to prosecute it had he not had a judge who seudget a trump appointed judge who said, you can't do that. he c.i'm to hold you accountabl. this deal that you are asking me to sign on, i will not sign on to it. could you imagine if that was a clinton appointed or a bidenti appointed judge? that judge would have ratifiedve the prosecutor. sweet deal for hunter biden. there would be n e proso trial. e to and that brings me to venue. you know, i think all the fact h in new york would n have exonerated donald trump everywhere in americat of except the bluest of blue counties, which is why they brought the trial in manhattancounti, one of the counties in america. >> and same thing that we're samea and dekalb one county. that is one of the bluest counties in america where they're tryingin to go after donald trump on local charges. so it does shakecal char your fh in the justice system. dew, i will point oustemt justie department is prosecuting senator menendez, a democratutit and this is heartening because a justice needs to be blind, n but i just worry so much with merrick garland, who reports to joe
get thousand people cheering for him. there's not one place is n perso that he couldrm. get hundred thousand people to stand up in 40 degree weather and nail the beach as hele t u in wildwood, new jersey. and that's got to be intimidating. you can' yout keep putting down people that show up for trump and bill moore, who sat in thip ums seat and i inmind my renting it to him, came out and said, you got to stopupport putting down putting down trump supporters. you may not like donalerd trump, but at some point they just need some smelling salts becaus somyoe 18,000 people i wt there the day before and almost foinr the weigh in because i interviewed dana white on saturday, which i'm sure you'll be watching i saturdayt a night at 9:00 on one nation. o but and everybody was asking do was about 1230 people showed up for a weigh in. e holythe whole thing, they weru saying, do you think trump's coming? do you think trump's coming? so it's not working.everyt everything they're doing is is not working. and it's gotng to frustrating. and now we have people saying over and over again, it looks likesaying joe biden's going to lose.at t >>he at the same time, no one cn say for sure if donald trump will be in prison or not. how crazf dona
about why people aren't loudly celebrating this. arlowly bnk it's quite honestl ,in order to do that, they would have to be able to explain i texplait right.pery i feel like the average person, you'd be like, okay, so what did he do? yeah okay- what did and why ands that so bad? r felo >> what is it, 30 four felonies for? nilike someone his team doing a mislabel yeah people that's sayieople are basically saying the same thing about why they don't like him as a person or his this comment or thie ts this which is noted but this, th specific thing, there is no victim they can parade around on tv to like, you know, like, oh, look at the gold. >> finally justice for who? >> wy girl label maker who's perjurer. >> right. so it's -- it's really i think it's liksoe what did he do wron? why was it so bad not anything- up but this specific. g: this >> i don't think they could this is why they keep saying likey no one's above the law. >> they can never point to the victim. they go, yeah, well, thise is proof no one's above the law. it's like, well, what happened? lat. ' above t i don't know.
i was really surprised by this revelation that you reported in court on friday, that there does appear to be an ongoing federal investigation here, a federal investigation on top of what's going on with the state. do you have any sense from what's been disclosed in court what the contours might be of that federal investigation? >> well, the police captain who revealed this -- and everyone in the courtroom was surprised by this. the defense attorneys were surprised. even the judge kind of used the word "surprised" to talk about this statement that was made by the michigan police captain all of a sudden kind of out of the blue in kind of a traditional line of questioning. who else have you talked to? and this police captain said, oh, i talked to some people yesterday from washington, d.c. everyone kind of froze for a second. what do you mean you talked to someone from washington, d.c. yesterday? he said that this interview focused wholly on the electors. this was about the electors. this wasn't some other issue. this was an interview that
election results and have trumps stay in power even though he lost. i say that looked like a crime l being committed and an important one because those fake electors have since been criminally e ce indicted for what they did there, for conspiracy to commit forgery and conspiracy to commit election law forgery. the 16 fake trump electors were all charged with those felony counts.wi and in that criminal case in michigan, there were 11 other people besides the fake electors who were listed as unindicted co-conspirators in that same case, including former presidend trump himself and his then-lawyer, rudy giuliani, who, has since had his law license revoked. the prosecutor described trump's status in the michigan case by saying, quote, he is a part of the investigation, but he hasn't been charged with a crime yet. hasn't been charged yet. in court proceedings on that criminal case last week -- because, again, there are felony charges pending against the fake electors themselves. last week, there was testimony from that particular police
is that correct? >> i don't even know. >> laura: that is what politico is reporting, two judges overseeing the trials have a lot in common, both appointed by trump. law should be applied without regard to who appoints whom and who the defendant did, democrats may make hay over that. >> you have alvin bragg, who ran on getting trump. campaign was, i'm going to prosecute donald trump and couldn't articulate the underlying crime. it is riddled with error i think it will vin divindicate president trump. people are upset about this, can't believe this is happening to our country. gun charges are, they have got him dead to right, i wouldn't be
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quite a number of interesting witnesses. three of hunter biden's former romantic partners are on the witness. this list, including hallie biden, who is the widow of his late brother, bo biden and other people that basically according to prosecutors are prepared to tell the jury that hunter biden was in fact using a lot of drugs at the time. one, who according to the prosecutors, will tell jurors that she witnessed him using crack cocaine every 20 minutes around this time. now, let me be clear here. he has been open and honest about his lifelong struggle with addiction. he wrote about it in his memoir. he's written op-eds about it but in this courtroom, prosecutors are going to try to use that against him to win conviction. kate. >> alright. marshall. thank you so much for being there and watching how this plays out this morning. >> who else have new details about a fifth murder that investigators say they have linked. >> they believe is linked to the suspected gilgo beach serial killer and pat mcafee
of the motivation is that president biden is clearly hoping that this executive order with regard to border security will help him with his reelection chances. and how does that play? cnn's ariane tin has been looking in the numbers, how important remind folks how important this issue is for voters. >> it's tremendously important what a difference from where we were four years ago at this point. so immigration is the nation's top problem back in may of 2020, it was just 1% of voters who said that it ranked 15th on list of most important problems in the united states. look at where we are today. may of 2024, the last poll conducted by gop. it's up to 18%. so that's 18 times as high and more than that, it ranks is the second most important problems. so we've gone from 15th to second. so to me, it's not a huge surprise that president biden is doing what he's doing because the fact is immigration, is at the top of the mind for the american voter sometimes my next question depends on how the question is asked, but who do people trust, who do voters trust more on? yeah, no matter
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