Former York City cop challenges evidence, charges in molestation case
Joseph Palmer Jr., 29, is accused of molesting a teen while serving as a York City Police officer. His attorney is challenging evidence and charges.
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Joseph Palmer Jr., 29, is accused of molesting a teen while serving as a York City Police officer. His attorney is challenging evidence and charges.
Because nobody believes that this guy is going to be without fear or favor. i'm so tired of that phrase, too. >> right. it would be a mistake if they were held accountable by members of corporate press. but if we take it back a few years, we're talking about a former president who was persecuted by the department of justice. you had fbi agents falsifying evidence to secure a wire tap to spy on his campaign. >> laura: fisa court. >> you had years of these politicized leaks. you have had just really remarkably horrible behavior. all of the decisions made by merrick garland and his department of ...
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Federal judge and getting authorization based on evidence to wire tap somebody. he said something else outrageous. he suggested that attorney/client privilege should protect this. let me get this straight. if there's evidence that mr. cohen committed a crime, does that mean as an american citizen he's outside the law and shouldn't be investigated? if there's evidence of a crime, i don't care if you're the president's lawyer. you get the same treatment as i do. the most deadly thing in america is getting between him and a microphone. he's wrong. >> wow. chris, as you follow that, in all serious...
Rule of law. general sessions, again, we may in this committee -- >> the time of the gentleman has expired. the attorney general can respond if he chooses to. >> just briefly, one of the things, if you respect the rule of law, is the attorney general should not be giving legal opinions from the seat of his britches. you need to be careful about that and that's what i'm saying to you today. >> i do appreciate that, general sessions. >> we recognize the general from texas, mr. bowe. >> if there is a wire tap and information is seized under the surveillance act, and one person is a foreign agent,...