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states supreme court after making clarence thomas an offer he can't refuse, to retire for the court for plush retirement in the lap of luxury financed by billionaires. judge cannon issued an order at 6:27 p.m. about possible jury instructions and a cased charging donald trump with violations of the espionage act for his illegal possession of classified documents and other government documents owned by the united states government. in that order, george cannon reveals that she is considering a possible jury instruction that would require the jury to find donald trump not guilty because that jury instruction would say, quote, a president has sole authority under the presidential records act, to categorize records as personal or presidential during his or her presidency. an outgoing president's decision to exclude what he/she considers to be personal records from presidential records transmitted to the national archives and records administration constitutes a presidents categorization of those records is personal under
states supreme court after making clarence thomas an offer he can't refuse, to retire for the court for plush retirement in the lap of luxury financed by billionaires. judge cannon issued an order at 6:27 p.m. about possible jury instructions and a cased charging donald trump with violations of the espionage act for his illegal possession of classified documents and other government documents owned by the united states government. in that order, george cannon reveals that she is considering a...
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that's the value of ownership. >>> the united states supreme court agreed to hear arguments on donald trump's claim of presidential immunity, therefore delaying the start of trump's criminal trial for his alleged crimes to overturn the 2020 election. former attorney general eric holder posted, "there is no cavalry coming. no miracle, no saviors. in the end, we, the american people, not any of our institutions have to save our democracy by voting in defense of that democracy this fall. we are the cavalry. the responsibility is ours." >> general holder may appreciate this. all the charges against donald trump are unlikely to be resolved in a court of law. many of them are unlikely to even get to trial. ultimately it will be left to the individual voter to make a decision about these disputed facts when they go into the booth to cast their ballots. we're lawyers, so we are often focused on what happens inside the courtroom. and often judges and lawyers go to great lengths to keep what's going on in public from infecting what's happening in the courtroom. but here is may be the case that
that's the value of ownership. >>> the united states supreme court agreed to hear arguments on donald trump's claim of presidential immunity, therefore delaying the start of trump's criminal trial for his alleged crimes to overturn the 2020 election. former attorney general eric holder posted, "there is no cavalry coming. no miracle, no saviors. in the end, we, the american people, not any of our institutions have to save our democracy by voting in defense of that democracy this...
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the united states, supreme court, will, today as expected at the part of the 14th amendment that you can't own federal office that the government of united states and the court ruled today that donald trump's role in the january 6th insurrection isn't enough on his own, to trigger that constitutional protection for helps nothing this. and, so even the state can keep candidates off the ballot, for lots of other constitutional reasons like, being too young, or not being a citizen, or whatever with this one with the trying to overthrow the government, and being banned for life, on federal office because of it like the constitution and it's plain language on this one he is fine. language on this one he is fine. trump. and, he doesn't just get the presidency, thanks to the court of trying to get it. he still does have to run for it. >> we are a nation that recently heard that saudi arabia and russia will -- >> that was this weekend. >> it is unbelievable. [inaudible] >> he slipped into admitting, or positing once again that he is running against president obama rather than president biden
the united states, supreme court, will, today as expected at the part of the 14th amendment that you can't own federal office that the government of united states and the court ruled today that donald trump's role in the january 6th insurrection isn't enough on his own, to trigger that constitutional protection for helps nothing this. and, so even the state can keep candidates off the ballot, for lots of other constitutional reasons like, being too young, or not being a citizen, or whatever...
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the united states supreme court ruled today, as expected, that the part of the 14th amendment that says you can't hold federal office if you took part in trying to overthrow the government of the united states, the court ruled today that donald trump's role in the january 6th insurrection isn't enough on its own to trigger that constitutional protection, perhaps nothing is. so even the states can keep candidates off the ballot for lots of other constitutional reasons like being too young or not being a citizen or whatever. with this one, with the trying to overthrow the government and being banned for life from federal office because of it, like the constitution says in its plain language, on this one he's fine. that's what the supreme court said today because, of course they did. and if you're a trump fan, if you're a republican, if you are hoping for a return to power for donald trump in this republican party, today's supreme court ruling was of course great news. the bad news on the other side of it is that everybody can see what the republican party is like right now under donald tr
the united states supreme court ruled today, as expected, that the part of the 14th amendment that says you can't hold federal office if you took part in trying to overthrow the government of the united states, the court ruled today that donald trump's role in the january 6th insurrection isn't enough on its own to trigger that constitutional protection, perhaps nothing is. so even the states can keep candidates off the ballot for lots of other constitutional reasons like being too young or not...
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he was president of the united states and after he was president of the united states. the trump brief begins with this lie. a denial of criminal immunity would incapacitate every future president with de facto blackmail and extortion while in office, and condemn him to years of post-office trauma at the hands of the political opponents. the trump brief does not explain why that has never happened in the entire 235-year history of the american presidency. when no one in the presidency or in the american criminal justice system ever believed that a former president could not be prosecuted for crimes. everyone in the criminal justice system and in the country believed that richard nixon could be prosecuted for crimes, that he committed while he was president. and president gerald ford who took office after they resigned is absolutely certain that the justice department would definitely prosecute richard nixon for crimes committed while nixon was president, which is why president ford pardoned richard nixon in 1974. in the eight presidents from nixon to trump, every one of
he was president of the united states and after he was president of the united states. the trump brief begins with this lie. a denial of criminal immunity would incapacitate every future president with de facto blackmail and extortion while in office, and condemn him to years of post-office trauma at the hands of the political opponents. the trump brief does not explain why that has never happened in the entire 235-year history of the american presidency. when no one in the presidency or in the...
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>> i would say as an office holder, it is my job to uphold the decision of the united states supreme court and that's why i've always said from the beginning of this litigation that i'll follow what the united states supreme court decides, even if i disagree with them, which i do. i think the supreme court has issued bad decisions on democracy. i think what's happening in this country for american women is horrendous. the idea that the overturning of roe is leading women to not be able to access fertility treatment in the state of alabama. and overall, again, the united states supreme court decision will not be the make it or break it as to whether democracy survives. the make it or break it will be the american people. and that's who i have the utmost trust in. >> do you think this court is partisan? >> i think this court has had obviously some pretty big issues. whether it has been, you know, clarence thomas' wife's role, gifts that have gone unreported, and there are some pretty big decisions that have come out of the the court that i highly disagree with and i think strip america
>> i would say as an office holder, it is my job to uphold the decision of the united states supreme court and that's why i've always said from the beginning of this litigation that i'll follow what the united states supreme court decides, even if i disagree with them, which i do. i think the supreme court has issued bad decisions on democracy. i think what's happening in this country for american women is horrendous. the idea that the overturning of roe is leading women to not be able to...
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united states supreme court has slated oral arguments on the immunity question for the end of april and has been discussed, we don't actually know when they will render a decision. that should be a concern for all of us. most importantly, it should be a concern for defendant trump. any defendant who is actually raised the defense of immunity should want to know if he will prevail on that defense, if he is actually immunized from criminal liability, even in circumstances like this one where the questions are unprecedented. the fact that the supreme court and donald trump see no problem with a significant delay, that is the real question. but please, don't take our word for it. >> so, it is actually imperative i think that the public read the indictments for themselves, that donald trump seems in no hurry to respond to and we hou
united states supreme court has slated oral arguments on the immunity question for the end of april and has been discussed, we don't actually know when they will render a decision. that should be a concern for all of us. most importantly, it should be a concern for defendant trump. any defendant who is actually raised the defense of immunity should want to know if he will prevail on that defense, if he is actually immunized from criminal liability, even in circumstances like this one where the...
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of course, that election ended at the united states supreme court. and this election starts there. trump set to make the unprecedented argument for total presidential immunity in his coup case next month, as accountability for january 6th rioters dpriends forward. just today a federal judge ordering that a trump supporter charged with firing a gun outside the capitol on january 6th be detained. as you can see that alleged conduct in these photos. trump is now actively campaigning for a second term on what he can do for those convicted rioters. this week he's promising to, quote, free january 6th convicts as a day one priority if he's re-elected. also this week trump's allies at the republican national committee hiring infamous election denier and former trump lawyer, christina bobb to be, quote, senior counsel for election integrity. we can't make it up. yes, election integrity. more on bobb later in the show. but more broadly axios today is calling the maga takeover of the rnc involving mass laifs in a hunt for disloyal members a, quote, dry run for trump's second term plans. the
of course, that election ended at the united states supreme court. and this election starts there. trump set to make the unprecedented argument for total presidential immunity in his coup case next month, as accountability for january 6th rioters dpriends forward. just today a federal judge ordering that a trump supporter charged with firing a gun outside the capitol on january 6th be detained. as you can see that alleged conduct in these photos. trump is now actively campaigning for a second...
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judge cannon knows that her future as a trump appointee to the united states supreme court depends on how she handles this case and what voters do on election day. so far she has been handling this case in every way she possibly could to please donald trump. if donald trump wins the presidency again, he would truly approach clarence thomas with an offer he could not refuse. leave the supreme court so donald trump can replace him with a younger conservative like judge cannon. clarence thomas gets a beautiful brand-new custom-built to his specifications, motorhome. the most expensive one in the world. complete with goldplated trump style faucets. as much private travel as clarence thomas could possibly want on donald trump's private planes and other corporate private planes and massive amounts of money for republican beginners who will put clarence thomas on their boards. that offer, almost as specific as that, was floating right there in the air. in the room between donald trump and judge cannon. right there were anyone with an understanding of donald trump could see it. very much incl
judge cannon knows that her future as a trump appointee to the united states supreme court depends on how she handles this case and what voters do on election day. so far she has been handling this case in every way she possibly could to please donald trump. if donald trump wins the presidency again, he would truly approach clarence thomas with an offer he could not refuse. leave the supreme court so donald trump can replace him with a younger conservative like judge cannon. clarence thomas...
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first, your reaction to her very direct, frontal calling out of the united states supreme court. >> well, first of all, just imagine having a time machine and going back ten years and realizing that the number-one critic of a republican president would be liz cheney and her father dick cheney. that they would be playing this role, and that she is issuing a clarion call. i think that what liz cheney is doing is saying this is not just a normal political difference of opinion, this is a constitutional crisis in the making. that's why she's addressing the supreme court. think through the implications of you enabling this man. the moment donald trump, if he were to be elected, takes the oath of office, this country is plunged into a constitutional crisis. and her warning that he wouldn't leave office peacefully, i know that people might roll their eyes and say, okay, you're getting ahead of yourselves, but soberly let's look at what donald trump did in the past. we already know he refused to acknowledge his original defeat. he tried to overturn it. he summoned a mob to overturn it. he then v
first, your reaction to her very direct, frontal calling out of the united states supreme court. >> well, first of all, just imagine having a time machine and going back ten years and realizing that the number-one critic of a republican president would be liz cheney and her father dick cheney. that they would be playing this role, and that she is issuing a clarion call. i think that what liz cheney is doing is saying this is not just a normal political difference of opinion, this is a...
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we brought lawsuits we had won in state courts and the united states supreme court. >> when you talk about the different states, on the one hand, you're oning some of these. georgia, louisiana, new york, south carolina, florida. utah, kentucky. north carolina. it's a whole bunch of places where this is going on. is there any wider solution than the whack a mole? >> i think under the present system that we have, it's going to be incumbent upon us to continue to bring these lawsuits. we're in an era of perpetual redistricting. doesn't happen on just an every ten year basis. we're still in the process of doing what should be the 2021 redistricting so we bring lawsuits. we also are supporting candidates who are important in the redistricting process. and yeah, but there is a solution. that was the john lewis bill that was before the last congress that would have banned partisan and racial gerrymandering as a result of the filibuster however, it could not get past the senate. president biden said he would have signed it. couldn't get a sufficient number of people, including democrats, to
we brought lawsuits we had won in state courts and the united states supreme court. >> when you talk about the different states, on the one hand, you're oning some of these. georgia, louisiana, new york, south carolina, florida. utah, kentucky. north carolina. it's a whole bunch of places where this is going on. is there any wider solution than the whack a mole? >> i think under the present system that we have, it's going to be incumbent upon us to continue to bring these lawsuits....
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we brought lawsuits we have won in state courts and united states supreme court. >> let me show you some of those. you are winning some of these. on the other it can feel like wack a mole. georgia, louisiana, georgia, kentucky, north carolina, a bunch of places this is constantly going on. is there any wider solution than the wack a mole? >> i think under the present system we have, it's going to be incumbent to continue to bring lawsuits. we are in an era of perpetual redistricting. it isn't an every ten year basis. we are in the process of doing with a should be 2021 redistricting. we bring lawsuits. we also are supporting candidates important in the redistricting process. but there is a solution. that was the john lewis bill that was before the last congress that would have banned partisan and racial gerrymandering as a result of the filibuster however, it could not get through the senate but what had been passed by senate, president biden said he would have signed but we couldn't get a sufficient number of people, including democrats. >> what do you need? do you need a mass people's
we brought lawsuits we have won in state courts and united states supreme court. >> let me show you some of those. you are winning some of these. on the other it can feel like wack a mole. georgia, louisiana, georgia, kentucky, north carolina, a bunch of places this is constantly going on. is there any wider solution than the wack a mole? >> i think under the present system we have, it's going to be incumbent to continue to bring lawsuits. we are in an era of perpetual...
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states supreme court. it is really up to you, the voter. and that is a version of what rachel was just saying too. these votes, these four votes, because this piece of paper, all you need is for votes in the supreme court to turn on this piece of paper. these four votes can be proven less important by -- it in november. i personally believe, having seen how well joe biden did in michigan, seeing how badly donald trump did in michigan, in the other states, that joe biden is going to be reelected. and that's why i am not worried at all about the time table. because we have to remind the viewers that the reason everyone is worried about the time travel, is that he becomes present on january 20th. and on -- kills both federal cases. but let's also remember, and i know this was just talking about the federal case so far. donald trump is going to trial in new york city on march 25th, on an election interference case, for his first -- >> and that is also true. and the star witness is going to be a porn star, stor
states supreme court. it is really up to you, the voter. and that is a version of what rachel was just saying too. these votes, these four votes, because this piece of paper, all you need is for votes in the supreme court to turn on this piece of paper. these four votes can be proven less important by -- it in november. i personally believe, having seen how well joe biden did in michigan, seeing how badly donald trump did in michigan, in the other states, that joe biden is going to be...
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that case is on hold after the united states supreme court agreed to hear the immunity claims. those are scheduled for april 25th. there's no telling how long the high court will take to decide the case. meaning the likelihood of that trial happening before election day remains slim. melissa lee is here and dave aaronwood is here. i'll start with you. alvin bragg said trump never asserted presidential immunity as a defense and he waived any argument premised on the absolute theory when he tried to remove his case to federal court. should the judge summarily deny trump's immunity motion at this time? >> yes, katie. yes, he should. it's another delay tactic. the events in the new york case took place before he was president so presidential immunity does not apply. he waived the argument he's bringing up at the 11th hour. beware of the ides of march. the case we thought was going to go to trial first, the case we thought was guaranteed to go to trial in new york is being delayed 30 days. as a state prosecutor i want to say i have the backs of fellow state prosecutors. i believe th
that case is on hold after the united states supreme court agreed to hear the immunity claims. those are scheduled for april 25th. there's no telling how long the high court will take to decide the case. meaning the likelihood of that trial happening before election day remains slim. melissa lee is here and dave aaronwood is here. i'll start with you. alvin bragg said trump never asserted presidential immunity as a defense and he waived any argument premised on the absolute theory when he tried...
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states supreme court and that their actions would be cast into this way by their three colleagues who were united in that assessment of what is going on and joined not in how far that concurrence went, but joined in the disappointment and dissatisfaction by amy coney barrett, who also clearly would have preferred that the court not engage in this kind of overreach which would set off this kind of fracture. that means that she knows that there are legitimacy issues as well as americans view what the court is doing. for me, i think that's the biggest take away from this decision today and i think it's independently alarming and we should be paying attention to that as well. >> always read the dissent. that is my shorthand summary. always watch what the court is doing. >> it's a concurrence! it's a concurrence in this case, so you got to read it all. >> you gotta read it all. thank you, sherrilyn ifill. i always appreciate having you on a talking to and hearing your brilliance. thank you for joining me this evening. coming up, the supreme court shows they can move quickly like sherrilyn
states supreme court and that their actions would be cast into this way by their three colleagues who were united in that assessment of what is going on and joined not in how far that concurrence went, but joined in the disappointment and dissatisfaction by amy coney barrett, who also clearly would have preferred that the court not engage in this kind of overreach which would set off this kind of fracture. that means that she knows that there are legitimacy issues as well as americans view what...
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the united states supreme court has slated oral arguments on the immunity question for the end of april and as has been discussed, we don't know when they will render a decision. that should be a concern for all of us. most importantly, it should be a concern for defendant trunk. any defendant who has raised the defense of immunity should want to know if he will prevail on that defense, if he is actually immunized from criminal liability evening questions like this one for the questions are unprecedented. the fact that the supreme court and donald trump see no problem with this significant delay, that is the real question but please, don't take our word for it. >> it is actually imperative, i think, that the public read the indictments for themselves, that donald trump seems in no hurry to respond to, and we hope that you will take the time to consider the charges against donald trump and make up your own mind. what we try to do in the book, in our commentary, insider tips and cast of characters is make this is easily digestible and understandable as possible for lawyers and nonlawyers
the united states supreme court has slated oral arguments on the immunity question for the end of april and as has been discussed, we don't know when they will render a decision. that should be a concern for all of us. most importantly, it should be a concern for defendant trunk. any defendant who has raised the defense of immunity should want to know if he will prevail on that defense, if he is actually immunized from criminal liability evening questions like this one for the questions are...
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. >> and then you clerked for william rehnquist on the united states supreme court, right? >> correct. >> then you were a special assistant to known federalists society member and now fbi director, christopher wray, isn't that correct? >> i did spend time working for former attorney general, christopher wray. >> you later joined the trump justice department as the assistant attorney general working for the right hand man for rod rosenstein? >> i serves as rosenstein's principle deputy. >> then president trump nominated you to -- >> i was unanimously confirmed by the united states senate. >> and there after attorney merrick garland appointed you to conduct a full and thorough investigation of certain matters to determine whether or not joseph biden should be charged with unlawfully removing and retaining classified documents, correct? >> correct. >> nowhere in that order does attorney garland ask you to decide if mr. biden is mentally fit. >> that was not in the report. >> and you published a report. >> your report concluded that after a full and thorough investigation, the
. >> and then you clerked for william rehnquist on the united states supreme court, right? >> correct. >> then you were a special assistant to known federalists society member and now fbi director, christopher wray, isn't that correct? >> i did spend time working for former attorney general, christopher wray. >> you later joined the trump justice department as the assistant attorney general working for the right hand man for rod rosenstein? >> i serves as...
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states supreme court -- >> the 14th amendment. >> we've talked about this endlessly on our podcast. and we think he's auditioning to be our next attorney general. >> he has basically made statements, right, to the press indicating he wants in the next trump administration to begin enforcing the concept act, a victorian era law from the 1870s more than 100 lpens have signed onto a brief that say allows him to ban abortion medication without having to pass a new law. this is a theory john mitchell says let's not talk about until the end of the election. >> he's great around these end runs around mujortorian preferences because they realize there's unlikely to be mujortorian support and even if they're able to get control of congress and the presidency, there would be considerable push back. all they need to enforce is a republican president with a department of justice willing to prioritize this as an enforcement priority, and they're in business. they will resuscitate this zombie law and begin enforcing it, and any article that might be used for abortion, and that includes long actin
states supreme court -- >> the 14th amendment. >> we've talked about this endlessly on our podcast. and we think he's auditioning to be our next attorney general. >> he has basically made statements, right, to the press indicating he wants in the next trump administration to begin enforcing the concept act, a victorian era law from the 1870s more than 100 lpens have signed onto a brief that say allows him to ban abortion medication without having to pass a new law. this is a...
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states supreme court next month. they're a key part of jack smith's indictment where he alleges that trump kept repeating the falsehoods even though, quote, the defendant knew that they were false. in a new book details just how much trump knew written by a data expert who were actually hired by the trump campaign. and now he's blowing the whistle on the, quote, failed hunt for 2020 fraud. the republican expert, ken block, saying he reviewed more than a dozen election fraud claims brought to him that he actually told the trump campaign were false. but none of this has stopped trump from repeating debunked and disproven claims of fraud even after block delivered his research to the campaign. joining me now is ken block, the data specialist that was hired by trump's 2020 campaign to review allegations of election fraud. he's also author of the new book, disproven, my unbiased search for voter fraud for the crump campaign. the data that shows how he lost and how we can improve our elections. that book is out today. ken,
states supreme court next month. they're a key part of jack smith's indictment where he alleges that trump kept repeating the falsehoods even though, quote, the defendant knew that they were false. in a new book details just how much trump knew written by a data expert who were actually hired by the trump campaign. and now he's blowing the whistle on the, quote, failed hunt for 2020 fraud. the republican expert, ken block, saying he reviewed more than a dozen election fraud claims brought to...
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the united states supreme court has slated oral arguments on the immunity question for the end of april. as we have discussed, we don't actually know when they will render a decision. that should be a concern for all of us. any defendant who has raised a case of immunity will want to know if he will prevail. if he is immunized from criminal liability. even in circumstances like this one where the questions are unprecedented and questions are first impression. the fact that the supreme court and donald trump see no problem with the significant delay, that is the real question. but please. don't take our word for it. >> it is imperative if the public read the indictments for themselves. that donald trump seems in no hurry. and we hope that you will take the time to consider the charges against donald trump and make up your own mind. what we try to do in the book, in our commentary and insider tips and a cast of characters is make this as easily digestible and understandable as possible. for lawyers, and nonlawyers alike. we understand there are various rationales for the decisions made. >
the united states supreme court has slated oral arguments on the immunity question for the end of april. as we have discussed, we don't actually know when they will render a decision. that should be a concern for all of us. any defendant who has raised a case of immunity will want to know if he will prevail. if he is immunized from criminal liability. even in circumstances like this one where the questions are unprecedented and questions are first impression. the fact that the supreme court and...
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trump argues the trial should wait for the united states supreme court to weigh in on his presidential immunity claim. those arguments are scheduled for april 25th. trump's legal team writing, "the court must preclude the people from offering evidence at trial of president trump's official acts as the commander in chief." trump claiming that even though stormy daniels was paid off in the fall of 2016 trump didn't reimburse his then personal fixer and attorney michael cohen until 2017, when he was president. and thus, all of those actions are going to fall under the category of, quote, official acts. trump's attorneys also arguing that trump made statements about it as president and on official premises, referencing this infamous moment aboard air force one in 2018. >> his team adding, "president trump respectfully submits that an adjournment of the trial is appropriate to await further guidance from the supreme court." trump has other legal problems of his own making waves today as well. trump posting a $91 million bond in the civil defamation case of e. jean carroll as he tries to app
trump argues the trial should wait for the united states supreme court to weigh in on his presidential immunity claim. those arguments are scheduled for april 25th. trump's legal team writing, "the court must preclude the people from offering evidence at trial of president trump's official acts as the commander in chief." trump claiming that even though stormy daniels was paid off in the fall of 2016 trump didn't reimburse his then personal fixer and attorney michael cohen until 2017,...
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today, i argue before the united states supreme court on behalf of doctors and medical associations who have witnessed these harms firsthand. the fda violated federal law in its ability to keep women safe. >> second guessing the scientific data-driven judgments of an independent agency is an extreme position that could inject uncertainty across american life. >> reporter: so there you really heard both sides laying out their arguments. the stakes here are the access to mifepristone. we know based on recent data that something like six in ten women who have abortions, they use it and do it through medication abortion. that number has gone up since roe v. wade was overturned. the court is deciding whether or not women will have access to it in things like through the mail or in telehealth visits. the fda has made it more accessible the last few year, but there are hundreds of protestors here. >> thank you. >>> today's arguments drew hundreds of people. dasha burns is following that part for us. what did we hear today? >> because of what you heard from yamiche there, this is the most conse
today, i argue before the united states supreme court on behalf of doctors and medical associations who have witnessed these harms firsthand. the fda violated federal law in its ability to keep women safe. >> second guessing the scientific data-driven judgments of an independent agency is an extreme position that could inject uncertainty across american life. >> reporter: so there you really heard both sides laying out their arguments. the stakes here are the access to mifepristone....
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but, the fifth circuit and judges like judge who are so extreme, do a service for the united states supreme court, which has been moving to the right. when these lower courts are really out there, like pushing the envelope, as judge did, the court can reign it in a little, offer up what seems like moderation, get heralded by the press for their moderation, when in fact, the court is still moving to the right. they provide essential cover . >> they shift the overton window. >> overton french doors. this is not an overton window anymore. the doors are wide open and the court is moving to the right and we don't see how far to the right they are actually going. >> there's also something like a pernicious in terms of what is happening in judicial appointments. judge is so out of there, it's a most like he's auditioning for a role on the supreme court. >> he is auditioning. >> look crazy i can be. >> i have said this on the show before . if donald trump wins the presidency or any republican wins the presidency in 2024, clarence thomas and samuel alito are very, very likely, almost certainly to st
but, the fifth circuit and judges like judge who are so extreme, do a service for the united states supreme court, which has been moving to the right. when these lower courts are really out there, like pushing the envelope, as judge did, the court can reign it in a little, offer up what seems like moderation, get heralded by the press for their moderation, when in fact, the court is still moving to the right. they provide essential cover . >> they shift the overton window. >>...
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united states supreme court has slated oral arguments on the immunity question for the end of april and has been discussed, we don't actually know when they will render a decision. that should be a concern for all of us. most importantly, it should be a concern for defendant trump. any defendant who is actually raised the defense of immunity should want to know if he will prevail on that defense, if he is actually immunized from criminal liability, even in circumstances like this one where the questions are unprecedented. the fact that the supreme court and donald trump see no problem with a significant delay, that is the real question. but please, don't take our word for it. >> so, it is actually imperative i think that the public read the indictments for themselves, that donald trump seems in no hurry to respond to and we hope you will take the time to consider the charges against donald trump and make up your own mind, what we tried to do in the book, in our commentary and insider tips and the cast of characters is made this is easily digestible and understandable as possible for law
united states supreme court has slated oral arguments on the immunity question for the end of april and has been discussed, we don't actually know when they will render a decision. that should be a concern for all of us. most importantly, it should be a concern for defendant trump. any defendant who is actually raised the defense of immunity should want to know if he will prevail on that defense, if he is actually immunized from criminal liability, even in circumstances like this one where the...
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. >>> the united states supreme court surprise no one this week with the unanimous decision to keep the twice-impeached quadruple-indicted one term liable for sexual abuse ex- president on the 2024 ballot despite his obvious violation of the insurrectionist clause at january 6th. the majority of the court ruled the responsibility falls on congress to enforce section 3 of the amendment, not the state. my next guest makes the case in the atlantic that besides the lack of logic in that decision it was not a ruling based on the law, it was a ruling based on fear. he writes, " it didn't cast one word of doubt about the amply supported factual conclusion reached by the colorado court donald trump engaged in an insulation. justice trump today stands as an adjudicated sexual abuser, so too he remains an adjudicated insurrectionist. adding, " it is up to us , as voters, to make use of the signings come november. " georges niang me -- let me now is george conway, board president of the society for the rule of law institute. george, what is good news about this colorado decision that came from sco
. >>> the united states supreme court surprise no one this week with the unanimous decision to keep the twice-impeached quadruple-indicted one term liable for sexual abuse ex- president on the 2024 ballot despite his obvious violation of the insurrectionist clause at january 6th. the majority of the court ruled the responsibility falls on congress to enforce section 3 of the amendment, not the state. my next guest makes the case in the atlantic that besides the lack of logic in that...
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. >>> as we approach the two-year anniversary of the united states supreme court overturning roe v wade, republicans can't seem to figure out why american women are so angry about their rights being stripped. a new strategy is circulating at the policy retreat for gop are informing republicans that they have a brand problem not a policy problem, when it comes to abortion but it's the policy that keeps losing. since the fall of row, every single time abortion has been on the ballot, voters have chosen to defend or even expand access to healthcare. the wall street journal reporting the gop's dubious analysis presented by a male lawmaker of course, recommending that members express empathy for women. of all the issues to avoid mansplaining, this one just might eat at the top of the list. the fact that republicans need a memo to remind themselves to express empathy for their own constituency, only amplifies that the gop is struggling with both the brandon the policy. and democrats are exposing that weakness. today vice president harris visiting an abortion clinic in minnesota, the first sit
. >>> as we approach the two-year anniversary of the united states supreme court overturning roe v wade, republicans can't seem to figure out why american women are so angry about their rights being stripped. a new strategy is circulating at the policy retreat for gop are informing republicans that they have a brand problem not a policy problem, when it comes to abortion but it's the policy that keeps losing. since the fall of row, every single time abortion has been on the ballot,...
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i think there is no chance the united states supreme court will side with trump on absolute immunity. but the court by having such a delayed schedule gave donald trump what he wants which is a very realistic possibility. he can delay the case past the election. that is basically what cannon has done here, too. kicking the can down the road. lawrence, she had a full day hearing about these two legal issues, thoroughly absurd. the only thing donald trump's arguments merit is an eye roll and a swift denial and not this kind of belabored one day hearing in the like. and every time she has these hearings, it delays the day of reckoning for donald trump which is all he wants because if he can stretch this past the election, he can order the justice department to drop this prosecution. >> and given the history of the espionage act and the use of it in criminal cases, has this ever been raised before that it is too vague to use in prosecution? >> every single criminal defendant who has ever been prosecuted all brings the same motion that it is unconstitutional, it is too vague. it can't be ap
i think there is no chance the united states supreme court will side with trump on absolute immunity. but the court by having such a delayed schedule gave donald trump what he wants which is a very realistic possibility. he can delay the case past the election. that is basically what cannon has done here, too. kicking the can down the road. lawrence, she had a full day hearing about these two legal issues, thoroughly absurd. the only thing donald trump's arguments merit is an eye roll and a...
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it is the supreme court of the united states. all they have had to do was affirm the decision of the colorado court, saying there is ample evidence here in a trial which was fully fair and applied constitutionally appropriate standards, ample evidence to disqualify this oath breaking insurrectionist. in other words, they could've gone in either of two directions and there's only one possible region reason for going in the direction they did. that was that they were doing a favor to both breaking insurrectionists, in particular, one donald de trump. that is not the way a court should behave! yes, 100 years now, that is still going to be a lesson in how court should not decide cases. it will be a lesson in how a court by a 5 to 4 decision can fundamentally destroy the constitution's deliberate protection against office holding by oath breaking insurrectionists. >> i can only imagine harvard law school students eyes widening 100 years from now and you have years from now when they read this case. professor laurence tribe, thank you
it is the supreme court of the united states. all they have had to do was affirm the decision of the colorado court, saying there is ample evidence here in a trial which was fully fair and applied constitutionally appropriate standards, ample evidence to disqualify this oath breaking insurrectionist. in other words, they could've gone in either of two directions and there's only one possible region reason for going in the direction they did. that was that they were doing a favor to both...
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. >>> the solicitor general of the united states stood before the united states supreme court and explained the damage that would be done to american women if the court limited access to the abortion pill mifepristone. >> rolling back fda changes would unnecessarily restrict access to mifepristone with no safety justification. some women could be forced to undergo more invasive surgical abortions, others might not be able to access the drug at all, and all of this would happen at the request of plaintiffs who have no certain injury of their own. >> the same supreme court that overturn roe versus wade seemed poised to reject the action that was approved-- even though it is used in 60% of abortions wide. fda versus alliance for hippocratic medicine are a group of antiabortion doctors and organizations. they are challenging policy changes that the fda made in 2016 and 2021 which made the drug easier to a pain through things like telemedicine and in the mail. for those changes, only specialized doctors could provide and dispense the drug to patients and it had to be in person. antiabortion doct
. >>> the solicitor general of the united states stood before the united states supreme court and explained the damage that would be done to american women if the court limited access to the abortion pill mifepristone. >> rolling back fda changes would unnecessarily restrict access to mifepristone with no safety justification. some women could be forced to undergo more invasive surgical abortions, others might not be able to access the drug at all, and all of this would happen at...
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. >>> the united states supreme court is going hear oral arguments tomorrow in an incredible case, a case that will decide whether or not to severely curtail access to the abortion pill in this country. that's how most abortions are done in this country. the supreme court agreed to take up this case after a federal judge in texas effectively banned the use of one of the two pills that's used as part of medication abortion. research is overwhelmingly shown the abortion pill to be effective and safe. it was first approved by the fda more than two decades ago. but this texas judge, a trump appointee, a life-long anti-abortion activist, he ruled that the fda was wrong to approve this drug. i have to tell you, his ruling was not a monument to intellectual heft. i'm not a lawyer, but i know it's a bad thing when your ruling relies on two studies that have since been retracted by their publisher. also, another quote, unquote study that pulled its data entirely from anonymous blog posts posted on an anti-abortion website. also, according to a brief filed by the aclu, the ruling also cited te
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this case didn't belong in the united states supreme court. it was a dead loser every day of every week. it was just because of some rather extreme rulings by some judges that forced this case to go up to the supreme court. and as ms. ellsworth said, retracted studies. this was not the way federal judges ordinarily behave. and so it was dismaying and i think the most important worry about a case like this is that if it did go forward, then it is, if it is mifepristone today, it could be who knows what drug tomorrow. that is not a way to run the government or a society. >> we didn't cherry pick those quotes that we showed you at the beginning of the segment. there did seem to be broad skepticism across the political spectrum from a number of the justices about both the merits of the case and the process. by which it was brought to the supreme court. and the standing. >> that is exactly right. i have seen more than 500 cases there at the court. normally, it is difficult to tell what the justices are going to do. sometimes it is pretty easy. obvi
this case didn't belong in the united states supreme court. it was a dead loser every day of every week. it was just because of some rather extreme rulings by some judges that forced this case to go up to the supreme court. and as ms. ellsworth said, retracted studies. this was not the way federal judges ordinarily behave. and so it was dismaying and i think the most important worry about a case like this is that if it did go forward, then it is, if it is mifepristone today, it could be who...
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are from law school was not invented until 28 years after the united states supreme court opened for business. lawyers became lawyers the same way blacksmiths became blacksmiths. training. you trained as an assistant to a blacksmith and eventually you could go into business as a blacksmith your self. and him lincoln, who never even went to elementary school was entirely self educated. he read law books, got some training in a law office in illinois and eventually became a very good lawyer. the last supreme court justice who didn't go to law school was jimmy burns, who went from being a south carolina senator to the supreme court in 1941. he was, of course, confirmed unanimously without even having a judiciary committee confirmation hearing, as was the custom in those days. jimmy burns was confirmed by the senate on the same day that the senate received his nomination from the president. he was the last of the no law school supreme court justices. since then, harvard law school graduates and yale law school graduates have come to dominate the supreme court and the rest of the federal
are from law school was not invented until 28 years after the united states supreme court opened for business. lawyers became lawyers the same way blacksmiths became blacksmiths. training. you trained as an assistant to a blacksmith and eventually you could go into business as a blacksmith your self. and him lincoln, who never even went to elementary school was entirely self educated. he read law books, got some training in a law office in illinois and eventually became a very good lawyer. the...
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and then, of course, as we finally get to the united states supreme court dealing with that issue of criminal immunity for donald trump. this case is going to kind of move off to the side, while those things take center stage. >> that's correct, with one caveat. there will be these two monitors, a compliance monitor, and barbara jens, a continuing monitor. i would not totally close the door to whether they find more financial shenanigans. i generally agree with you. but that is generally someone's worst nightmare, having two independent people overseeing this. so given that, you're still going to have to have a bond of $175 million. and you're going to have payments coming out. i'd still keep an eye out to see if we hear more from those two people. >> and it's not certain donald trump can make the $175 million. >> that's right. he just put out $100 million on the carroll defamation case just a couple of weeks ago. it's not clear that he has $175 million in liquid assets to make this bond. he says he does. but the entire trial was about the fact that he is, at best, unclear. and at wo
and then, of course, as we finally get to the united states supreme court dealing with that issue of criminal immunity for donald trump. this case is going to kind of move off to the side, while those things take center stage. >> that's correct, with one caveat. there will be these two monitors, a compliance monitor, and barbara jens, a continuing monitor. i would not totally close the door to whether they find more financial shenanigans. i generally agree with you. but that is generally...
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you're about to realize just how much. >> the justices of the united states supreme court as pillars of salt in an important moment from tonight's state of the union. that was a moment. >> in my mind, i felt the supreme justices were thinking hell yeah, but trying to keep their face. that was the only thing missing. i thought it was important because it's the most important message, i think, the president has to convey to voters is if you're terrified about roe v. wade, it is you who can change it. you can simply give him a second term and make sure there is a united states senate that can change the composition. >> and i think that is actually very unusual language. you highlighted this earlier, joy, when he said if you, the american people send me a congress, i will restore roe v. wade. that's not unheard of in the state of the union construct, but it is rare. and to put it in that context, send me a pro-choice congress. >> it's a civic reminder this is the way that works. you have to send me a congress that can affirm the decision to replace roe. >> with this congress and mike joh
you're about to realize just how much. >> the justices of the united states supreme court as pillars of salt in an important moment from tonight's state of the union. that was a moment. >> in my mind, i felt the supreme justices were thinking hell yeah, but trying to keep their face. that was the only thing missing. i thought it was important because it's the most important message, i think, the president has to convey to voters is if you're terrified about roe v. wade, it is you...
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states supreme court. at that point, either trump pays or following around 60 days. chubb itself will pay. if he wants to go to the supreme court, he has to find somebody else to provide the security. >> part of the questions around why he was asking for a delay on the money surrounded whether he wanted to show the courts in the engoron ruling, the 460 plus ruling that he would be able to get the bond, right? now that he's shown this, what could it mean for that giant sum of money? >> well, if i see the filings that were made today, i am incorporating them into the brief that i have due monday, where i say, donald trump is asking this court to allow him to post either no bond or a substantially reduced bond from his filings in the e. jean carroll case, he is capable of getting a major insurer, no less, to help him post $91.63 million. yes, that's less than what he would owe here, but it's not as if he's involving some fringy financial institution or some benefactor we have never heard of. chubb, they aren'
states supreme court. at that point, either trump pays or following around 60 days. chubb itself will pay. if he wants to go to the supreme court, he has to find somebody else to provide the security. >> part of the questions around why he was asking for a delay on the money surrounded whether he wanted to show the courts in the engoron ruling, the 460 plus ruling that he would be able to get the bond, right? now that he's shown this, what could it mean for that giant sum of money?...
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then confirmed. >>> meanwhile today back here in the united states, the supreme court will hear arguments in a case that could restrict access to the widely used abortion pill mifepristone. at today's hearing anti-apportion advocates are expected to argue that the u.s. food and drug administration rushed its initial decision on the appeal. they're hoping to force a requirement on people using the pill to see a medical provider in person, therefore ending the practice of simply mailing the pill. the court's decision would directly impact americans relying on the pill with states with abortion bans in place. we'll have more for you on this throughout the morning. >>> still ahead, we'll bring you another check on the breaking news of the morning, a major bridge collapse in baltimore. we'll be right back with the very latest. ry latest. (psst! psst!) ahhh! with flonase, allergies don't have to be scary. spraying flonase daily gives you long lasting non-drowsy relief. flonase all good. also, try our allergy headache and nighttime pills. it ain't my dad's razor, dad. ay watch it! it's from gill
then confirmed. >>> meanwhile today back here in the united states, the supreme court will hear arguments in a case that could restrict access to the widely used abortion pill mifepristone. at today's hearing anti-apportion advocates are expected to argue that the u.s. food and drug administration rushed its initial decision on the appeal. they're hoping to force a requirement on people using the pill to see a medical provider in person, therefore ending the practice of simply mailing...
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states senate in order to deliver brown jackson, the first black woman on the united states supreme court? or do we want the america of january sixth led by the insurrection president. i want america that embraces everybody. rural white kids across georgia and brown and black kids trying to make their way and our native american sisters and brothers. donald trump is trying to divide us because people have no vision, traffic and division. i think this is the choice before the american people. i think the people of georgia are savvy and at the end of the day, they will do the right thing for joe biden. >> we have a lot more to get to this hour. morning joe weekend continues after a short break. i bought the team! kevin...? i put it on my chase freedom unlimited card. and i'm gonna' cashback on a few othtoo! starting with the sound system... that's caaaaaaaaash. cashback like a pro with chase freedom unlimited. how do you cashback? with nurtec odt i can treat and prevent my migraine attacks all in one. don't take if allergic to nurtec. allergic reactions can occur even days after using
states senate in order to deliver brown jackson, the first black woman on the united states supreme court? or do we want the america of january sixth led by the insurrection president. i want america that embraces everybody. rural white kids across georgia and brown and black kids trying to make their way and our native american sisters and brothers. donald trump is trying to divide us because people have no vision, traffic and division. i think this is the choice before the american people. i...
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states state supreme court. it comes in stark contrast to republican-elected officials continued inability to say anything logical that speaks to voters, their own voters, concerns. our friends pointing this out. "house gop leaders invited leading anti-abortion activists to join the republican conference for its annual retreat including leaders from susan b. komen attacked abortion access and ivf and some of the most common forms of birth control." joining our conversation, ceo of planned parenthood ruth richardson attended today's visit with the vice president with me at the table msnbc analyst editorial board member mara gay. tell me, ruth what this was like. sometimes at something happening first time and very much it hangs over a visit. sometimes seems like the most normal thing of all. tell me what today was like. >> today was a very historic day as you said. first time a sitting vice president visited a planned parenthood clinic and i just think that it is amazing amplification to really bring and shine a
states state supreme court. it comes in stark contrast to republican-elected officials continued inability to say anything logical that speaks to voters, their own voters, concerns. our friends pointing this out. "house gop leaders invited leading anti-abortion activists to join the republican conference for its annual retreat including leaders from susan b. komen attacked abortion access and ivf and some of the most common forms of birth control." joining our conversation, ceo of...