it was just denounced is now on the verge of signing a plane deal with the us government justice department that allows it or will allow it if they sign this thing to waive a trial and instead pay a fine and probation for the 737 max plane crashes that killed almost 350 people, and we've taken you through that story many times in the past manila, i guess the only thing i can say to you at this point is you thought you were having a bad week. try being bowing. what i got to tell you, rick boeing's reputation is i would say, irreparably harmed by this non stop bad news of their own making. yeah, this was their own fault. hubris in greed became paramount. so quality has kind of taken a backseat public confidence in the brand, especially when those flying commercial like we just saw, has taken more of a nose dive than what we just saw in that video. thankfully that latest scare, you know, didn't have deadly results. but remember that, that, that boeing jet, the alaska flight back in january where the door whipped right off mid flight. now you add in their star line or troubles. i mean, like, i

us government. the plea deal relates to the us justice department investigation. think the crisis in indonesia and your peer involving boeing 737, max, across 346 people were killed. the agreement means boeing will avoid the criminal trial, but it will face a fine of almost half a $1000000000.00. coupon touching baler from the w business can talk us through this that welcome to follow the steps. let's start with the the big picture. what does this mean for boeing? well, like i said, um, it will avoid a criminal trial and that means it could avoid plus, potentially very embarrassing court proceedings. which means we would get to would have gotten to hear more about how things were being run and bullying. and that will not happen. but of course, it faces that fine and fine could be up to nearly a 1000000000 half a $1000000000.00. however, it is a good chance that it might be cut to about a quarter $1000000000.00. and on top of that, it's supposed to spend about $455000000.00 on safety and compliance matters of missouri. so there's a lot of money involved in all of t

us government. the plea deal relates to a department of justice investigation into 2 separate crashes of boeing 737, match passenger jets, and indonesia in 2018. an easy ok. in 2019366 people were killed. the deal means varying, will avoid the criminal trial of friends when a hastily assembled left is the lines of scores a surprise. when in the 2nd and final round of parliamentary elections, the new popular front 1182 seats and succeeded in its goal of preventing the far right natural raleigh from guiding power. national riley was in fact forced into a 3rd place with only $143.00 states, despite its expectations that it would be paid its 1st route when. as an macro centrist together coalition came in 2nd, with 168 seats. but we know group gaming and absolute majority friends could face years of political instability, celebrations, and parents, as the far right is defeated at the pools by the left wing phone. pop you there. the new popular front on the make shift coalition of left wing parties came in 1st place in a surprise for posters and a relief for their candidates not to look. now people have c

government. we heard from the us justice department today saying that this arrest is going to help the us and it's 5 to reduce the number of sentinel imports coming in to the us. is that true? i mean, is sentinel, is that drug? number one, that needs to be radically the number one problem is the number one cause of i'd rather overdose tested united states, but it's an incredibly compact drug, dis, level and easy to some level. there was an excellent writers investigation that came out yesterday about some journalist who in mexico, who ordered the chemicals on the dark web, and it costs them $3600.00 to make $3000000.00 worth of fentanyl white. so this dynamic, it is impossible to stop in my opinion. so yeah, so we're wondering what can be done then? i mean, if someone gets on the dark net and for 3 grand can make millions of dollars, i mean, that is a temptation that is just too great for a lot of people to resist. yes, we have stuff. so we've stumbled down to that and it's called a sock if you will, of the drug war, where chemical substances, in this case, fentanyl has won the drug war, you no lo

government. we heard from the us justice department today saying that this arrest is going to help the us and it's 5 to reduce the number of sentinel imports coming in to the us. is that true? i mean, is sentinel, is that drug? number one, that needs to be radically the number one problem is the number one caused by drug overdose testing united states. but it's an incredibly compact drug, this model and easy to level. there was an excellent writers investigation that came out yesterday about some journalists to in mexico, who ordered the chemicals on the dark web and across the $3600.00 to make $3000000.00 worth of fentanyl. well, this dynamic, it is impossible to stop in my opinion. so yeah, so we're wondering what can be done then? i mean, if someone gets on the dark net and for 3 grand can make millions of dollars, i mean, that is a temptation that is just too great for a lot of people to resist. yes, we have stuff. so we've stumbled down to that, and that's called a sock if you will, of the drug war, where chemical substances, in this case, fentanyl has won the drug war, you no longer need to

government. we heard from the us justice department today saying that this arrest is going to help the us and it's 5 to reduce the number of sentinel imports coming in to the us. is that true? i mean, is sentinel, is that drug? number one, that needs to be radically the number one problem is the number one caused by drug overdose testing united states. but it's an incredibly compact drug. this model is easy to some level. there was an excellent writers investigation that came out yesterday about some journalists to in mexico, who ordered the chemicals on the dark web, and it cost them $3600.00 to make $3000000.00 worth of fentanyl, west. so this dynamic, it is impossible to stop in my opinion. so yeah, so we're wondering what can be done to it? i mean, if someone gets on the dark net and for 3 grand can make millions of dollars, i mean, that is a temptation that is just too great for a lot of people to resist. yes, we have so. so we've stumbled down to that and it's called the sock, if you will, of the drug war, where chemical substances, in this case, fentanyl has won the drug war, you no longer

us government. the plea deal relates to a justice department to investigations linked to crashes and indonesia. and if yoko involving boeing, 737, max aircraft, 346 people were killed, the agreement means bartonville to avoid a criminal trial. but faces of fine of almost half a $1000000000.00 that's capable of this real much upon dutch and value from d. w. business. a. welcome to upon the conspiracy to defraud the us government. just explain what that means here. well, essentially federal prosecutor said that the boeing alleged that boeing had engaged in a conspiracy to mislead regulators over a flight control system which was implicated in the 2 plain questions about the adult in airlines flight crashed in march 2019 and the loan air flight. the crashed in october 2018 in indonesia, so that, that's basically the gist of it. so i'm so having allegedly done, that's 300 people dead. nobody goes to jail. why is that? well, this case was really about the corporate end fee. so boeing the company and the didn't target individuals, it's targeted the company in terms of the wrong doing. and in terms of

the green to plead guilty to food, but we used to pay the us justice department $243600000.00 for breaking the terms of best settlement in 2021. the government had agreed at the time not to prosecute if being paid to point $5000000000.00 and successfully completed a 3 year probation period. the us government, a judge boat and in 2021 is one kind of conspiracy. to default, the federal aviation administration overflowed safety system. this for like to boeing, 737 max jets, crushing within months of each other in 20182019 kidding. 346 people. just as the period of monitoring was coming to an end adult blue of a boeing 737 max knowing jet mid flight in the 1st week of 2024. this opened up questions on whether the company have made the safety improvements required. we welcome boeing, says it is sorry, and will prioritize safety holly. so i would like to speak directly to those who lost loved ones from lion air flight 610 e t t o n 0153. 02 of the i would like to apologize on behalf of all of our boeing associates. i want you to know we are totally committed in their number 4 in focus. one says, 1st law, as long as we're on the latest plea deal, a

indictment that relates to him trying to use the justice department, trying to employ the justice department, basically is a tool, in his scheme to overthrow the government and hold on to power after he lost the election. on that point specifically the ruling says this, "the indictments allegations requested investigations were shams are proposed for improper purpose do not divest the president of exclusive authority over the investigative and prosecutorial functions of the justice department and its park officials. because the president cannot be prosecuted for conduct within constitutional authority trump is absolutely immune from prosecution for the alleged conduct involving his discussions with justice department officials. " absolutely immune from anything related to his discussions. my question is, doesn't that mean the president, anyone here, is being given over to carte blanche from the court that he or she can tell the justice department to do anything for any reason, and it can never be reviewed for the life of that president? because if so, among other things, richard nixon would like his presidency back please . if everything that happens bet

government stuff or the january 6th stuff. the part of the indictment that relates to him trying to use the justice department, trying to employ the justice department j basically as a tool in his scheme to overthrow the as government and hold on to power after he lost the election.os on that point specifically, the ruling says this, quote, the in indictment's allegations that the requested investigations 's were shams are proposed for an improper purpose do not divest the president of exclusive authority over the investigative and prosecutorial functions of the justice department and its officials. because the president cannot be prosecuted for conduct within his exclusive constitutional f authority, trump is absolutely t immune from prosecution for the alleged conduct involving his discussions with justice s department officials. absolutely immune from anything related to his discussions with justice department officials. my question is doesn't that mean the president, any president here is being given overt carte blanche from the court that he or she can tell the justice department to do anything for any reason and it can n

we're supposed to be protected by the federal government, whether it's agencies that protect us against unsafe products or drugs or the justice departmentt protects us against rogue police officers and police departments, that's what they want to dismantle, so they can have their way with us and leave us to the will of the states. we have to focus and fight back against it. >> that's why called neo-confederates. in you've seen in oklahoma the 50th state in the union in terms of their education quality, last place, the edict there in that state that now every school they will teach from the bible. they're picking their own branch of christianity, their version and they're going to -- that is going to substitute for actual education. these same schools are slashing preschool, letting women go hung remember, die in child bird. texas has an increased child mortality rate because of abortion bans. this is already happening. they know that this majority will ample merging church and state. that's the fight, right? >> it's true. that's why i don't understand the number one consideration is the supreme court. no matter what any democrat does, e

it's when his own reelection is at stake, or when he's seeking to use the justice department or other elements of the federal government to seek reprisals against his personal enemies. and i think the court missed that, but i think when you look at what the district court can do now to sort this out, i think there's still some possibilities there, and i think when it comes back up, you're going to find more than five justices who are very dubious about some of these trump actions, okay, but say that this doesn't go to court before the election, doesn't seem likely. trump wins reelection chen with this power that he was given today when it came, came to the justice department. let's just focus on that part. what does that mean for how trump couldn't use the justice department and face? no chance of prosecution if he's reelected. >> well, i think it gives him a lot of leeway and i think there you're going to wait. you're going to have to see whether his own political appointees or career officials at the department begin resigning when they're not going to carry through with acts like, for example, charge mark milley wit

department with the government to expand social justice. the president-elect also depends on the government's determination to use the capacities for improvement. the economic situation of the people emphasized the fight against corruption . mr. ahmadian, secretary of the supreme national security council he also went to meet the president-elect and congratulated him on his victory in the elections, considering this success as capital to solve people's problems. the president-elect emphasized the importance of providing expert advice from this secretariat for making the right decisions . he explained the elections and announced his readiness to continue cooperation with the new government. god help, it's a shame. mr. masoud bizikian also appreciated the efforts of the national media during the naqsh elections. melli was one of the other guests of the president's fourth working day, who considered it important to convey the demands and demands of the people to the officials and reflect the efforts of the statesmen. elected mr. larijani, former speaker of the islamic council, mr. rezaei, member of the expediency council , secretary of the suprem

it's when his own reelection is at stake, or when he is seeking to use the justice department or other elements of the federal government to seek reprisals against his personal enemies. and i think the court missed that, but i think when you look at what the district court can do now to sort this out, i think there's still some possibilities there, and i think when it comes back up, you're going to find more than five justices who are very dubious about some of these trump actions, okay, but say that this doesn't go to court before the election, doesn't seem likely trump wins reelection with this power that he was given today when it came, came to the justice department. let's just focus on that part. i mean, what does that mean for how trump couldn't use the justice department and face no chance of prosecution if he's reelected. >> well, i think it gives him a lot of leeway and i think there you got to wait. you're going to have have to see whether his own political appointees or career officials at the department begin resigning when they're not going to carry through with acts like, for example charge mark milley wit

it's when his own reelection is at stake or when he's seeking to use the justice department or other elements of the federal government to seek reprisals against his personal enemies and i think the court missed that, but i think when you look at what the district court can do now to sort this out, i think there's still some possibilities there, and i think when it comes back up, you're going to find more than five justices who are very dubious about some of these trump actions. i'll say that this doesn't go to court before the election. >> it doesn't seem likely trump wins reelection. with this power that he was given today when it came, came to the justice department. let's just focus on that part i mean, what does that mean for how trump couldn't use the justice department and face no chance of prosecution if he's reelected. >> well, i think it gives him a lot of leeway and i think there you've got to weight, you're going to have to see whether his own political appointees or career officials at the department begin resigning when they're not going to carry through with acts like, for example, charge mark milley wi

boeing, the us department of justice decided to bring criminal charges against the company. they contain only one, but significant point: deception of the us government of ensuring the safety of aircraft. but in fact, we are talking about a legal trick, which has already caused streams of criticism. details from emily mersaeva. the american media drew attention to the extremely dubious pre-trial deal that uncle sam is now trying to conclude with the booing corporation. the company admits a couple of formal violations and will receive it. for that the minimum possible fine is $240 million, and then she will be clean before the law. those whose relatives and friends died in plane crashes are strongly opposed. this is a very nice agreement. the deal in no way acknowledges that 346 people died as a result of booing's crime. the families will strongly object to this plea deal. we are talking about the families of those who died in two plane crashes. in 2018, a boeing 737 max plane crashed in ethiopia, and a year later the same fate. caught up with the liner in indonesia. the reason is a failure in the automatic system for improving maneuverability. the co

the us department of justice is preparing to bring charges against the aviation giant, bloomberg writes. according to the publication, one of the points is the government'se company violated the agreement related to disasters in indonesia and ethiopia. the agreement protected against criminal prosecution if the concern improved control and provided full reporting. however, a few days before the expiration of the agreement , a fuselage panel was torn off the alaska airlines airliner during flight. it turned out that the factory forgot to screw it on. four bolts, and then several more incidents occurred. now boeing has two options : admit guilt, pay a fine of about $250 million, provide access to proceedings to an independent observer, or sue the relatives of the victims, but then the amount of payments will increase 100 times. today on our channel, right after the big news of the first episode of the fascinating melodrama lemitchitsa, this is a film about friendship and love. about the difficult fate of women, it takes viewers to the seventies; anastasia letvinova will tell about the twists and turns of the plot. this is a story about three friends who le

independent agency of the federal government, so they are not, in fact, independent, but rather are under the thumb of donald trump. this is the use of the department of justice and the irs and dhs and every permitting agency, by donald trump, personally to exact revenge against his enemies and to reward his benefactors and himself, personally. so, i didn't really distinguish those two things that i realized that the second is, as angelo said, where the action is and what is dangerous. and i think the more the american people here that the policies are outrageously unpopular, but also that, what donald trump is doing is setting up to be dictator, not for a day, not for a week, but for the indefinite future, i think people will realize just how dangerous the stakes are. >> and can i just say, mark, is he not emboldened? is he not emboldened by what the supreme court recently ruled in the last term saying he has absolute immunity but also chevron doctrine, doing away with that, taking this power away from the agencies to make that decision. the supreme court has made this prepend a lot more tangible. >> absolutely, and i wrote a piece about this, for democracy,

the us department of justice is preparing to bring charges against the aviation giant, bloomberg writes. according to the publication. one of the points is deception of the governmentnal prosecution if the concern improved control and provided full reporting. however, a few days before the deadline , a fuselage panel was torn off the alaska airlines airliner during the flight. it turned out that the factory forgot to tighten four bolts, and then. there were several more incidents, now boeing has two options: either admit guilt, pay a fine of about 250 million dollars provide access to production to an independent observer. or sue the relatives of the victims, but then the amount of payments will increase 100 times. how to oust the so-called gray sim cards from the russian market? the participants of today's round table in the public chamber shared their thoughts. if until recently it was not difficult to register a phone number in someone else’s name, now such attempts can be stopped by the user himself through the state services portal. in this way the vine will disappear. a film about friendship and love, about a difficult woman fate, it takes the viewer to the s

government official to break into to the ncaa. that's different. a conspiracy, for example, during the nixon era to create a slush fund using the justice department and the attorney general to pay off witnesses to obstruct justice mean that that room court just know that any interaction that would be official. we weren't listening. said that that would be official action and that it is presumptively subject to to immunity. that doesn't mean the presumption can be overcome. and just like the seal team six example, the answer is do those matters would be subject to prosecution notwithstanding what justice sotomayor said, because that's not what the majority. >> the other part of this is that just as robert just said the presumption of immunity. however, it would get litigated in the district court, which in and of itself is a procedure that allows the action to take place and relies on a sort of after the fact adjudication of it to determine whether it's legitimate or does which is which a lot of people, including one of the supreme court justices, amy coney barrett, thought was problematic. well, i don't see that it's problematic because listen, the p

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and our justice department using something called the rodchenkov act, which was a 2020 law that's named after the russian whistleblower in the big state-sponsored scheme with the russian government. of course, all the way in the sochi olympics. and they can use that now. and because the un as is by far the biggest donor, the biggest gift giving the most money to the world anti-doping agency, close to $3 the u.s. has some weight to throw around here. and i think after many, many years of watching our swimmers and others, other athletes will the u.s. and around the world get cheated out of metals that they earned because of inaction by the worldwide anti-doping agency. and just in general, the international olympic committee, i think as i said, jim, people are saying enough is enough but is it really right because we've seen it before, right? and somehow the russian athletes sneak through chinese athletes have snuck through our, are we going to see them competing in the olympics? and a couple of weeks? >> well, we are we are 23 that you reflect the new york times broke that story a couple of months ago. those 23 were allowed to compete in tokyo. and when three gold medals and 11 o

government is conducting this after last month's fbi raid of her home kron four's. dan kerman brings us up to date. the attorney for oakland mayor sheng thao is blasting federal prosecutors saying the justice department's dramatic step to rate house home without any public explanation. just months before a major recall election. >> has now unquestionably affected the election and unfairly influence the decision voters will have this november. the statement goes on to suggest the feds have violated their own guidelines which warned prosecutors against undertaking investigations or selecting the timing of investigative steps to affect an election or otherwise influence a candidate or campaign. >> there just is no rule that says that when an elected official is in some way involved in an investigation that they need to be carved out of it and any investigative steps involving need to wait until after the election. that's just not a requirement. former federal prosecutor dave callaway isn't buying the argument the feds violated their own guidelines. >> and says it's a stretch to suggest federal prosecutors are interested in influencing the outcome of the oakland mayor's race. the mayors council is correct

government is conducting. this comes following last month's fbi raid of her home kron four's. dan kerman brings us the update. >> the attorney for oakland mayor sheng thao is blasting federal prosecutors saying the justice department'smatic step to rate house home without any public explanation. just months before a major recall election has now unquestionably affected the election and unfairly influence the decision voters will have this november. the statement goes on to suggest the feds have violated their own guidelines which warned prosecutors against undertaking investigations or selecting the timing of investigative steps to affect an election or otherwise influence a candidate or campaign. there just is no rule that says that when an elected official is in some way involved in an investigation that they need to be carved out of it and any investigative steps involving need to wait until after the election. that's just not a requirement. >> former federal prosecutor dave callaway isn't buying the argument the feds violated their own guidelines. >> and says it's a stretch to suggest federal prosecutors are interested in influencing the outcome of the oakland mayor's race. the mayors council is correct that thi

the government has responsibility to go on the lookout for foreign security services, other actors setting up campaigns, the us department justicejust the other campaigns, the us department justicen direct at us audiences but the tech companies have a responsibility to ensure that their platforms are not being abused by these foreign security services and cut out and proxies and in that case, x did disrupt and take down about a thousand accounts and we should see more of that going forward. we really need a dedication and emphasis on that going forward. t dedication and emphasis on that going forward-— going forward. i and speaking to chris from _ going forward. i and speaking to chris from the _ going forward. i and speaking to chris from the republican l to chris from the republican national convention. you woke very donald trump and also fired for contradicting is election plan. would you like to see him as president again? american voters decide american elections. it is not up to me. the american people are going to decide that. my opinion is my own, that's it. mt to decide that. my opinion is my own, that's it.— my own, that's it. all right. chris krebs _ my own, that's it

governing body saying its executive director brent no wiki has now been ordered to testify in a us criminal investigation into the case. this comes after a house committee on china in may asking the justice department and the fbi to investigate the case under a federal law that allows probes into suspected doping conspiracies, even if they occurred outside side of the united states. now, here's why this is also very important and relevant because 11 of those chinese swimmers are set to compete in paris three weeks from now, they won three gold medals in tokyo. the spotlight is gonna be on them very intensely. indeed, when they set foot into the pool and prepare to compete, it goes without saying none of this will be sorted. of course before the games in france, the hope is that this can all be cleared up and competition can be clean because the u.s. is gonna be hosted the summer games in 2028. watch this space scrutiny and a lot of intense focus on those swimmers it's back to you. >> a major implications depending on what that investigation finds, patrick snell. thanks so much for the update president biden is running behind schedule and right now, we're waiting from the take this stage in madison,

used in a prosecution for an unofficial act. that does hamstring any justice department or any government agency that might want to bring to lightinst a president for unofficial acts. that aspect of the case i do think is a bit unprecedented in american constitutional law that you cannot use evidence from this to prosecute a crime for why. that is a very, very interesting conclusion. i have spoken with constitutional law professors who agree with this analysis. it is a bit perplexing. where in the constitution are we getting this supposition from, that you cannot use evidence from a to prosecute b? that is one concerning aspect of this decision. host: sharon mcmahon joining us, author of" substack -- author of the preamble substack. caller: thank you so much for taking my call. thank you for being on. i wanted to ask you -- you probably have heard suddenly it pops up so much more in the media and in conversations about project 2025. i have been delving into that for months. back in december is when i first started. what i want to ask you about specifically if you can address regarding the way government works, one of the things

used in a prosecution for an unofficial act. that does hamstring any justice department or any government agency that might want to bring to lightgainst a president for unofficial acts. that aspect of the case i do think is a bit unprecedented in american constitutional law that you cannot use evidence from this to prosecute a crime for why. that is a very, very interesting conclusion. i have spoken with constitutional law professors who agree with this analysis. it is a bit perplexing. where in the constitution are we getting this supposition from, that you cannot use evidence from a to prosecute b? that is one concerning aspect of this decision. host: sharon mcmahon joining us, author of" substack -- author of the preamble substack. caller: thank you so much for taking my call. thank you for being on. i wanted to ask you -- you probably have heard suddenly it pops up so much more in the media and in conversations about project 2025. i have been delving into that for months. back in december is when i first started. what i want to ask you about specifically if you can address regarding the way government works, one of the thing

conservative government told us that there were enough places in our prisons that prisoners could be held securely. shabana mahmood was appointed as secretary of state for justice, went into the departmentved a letter ahead of the election, telling him that there was a critical failure. point being reached, and by august there would be no further prison places, so judges would not be able to incarcerate criminals who deserved custodial because there would be no prison places being released and we have had to take immediate action to stop that. >> well, that was something the previous, but this is something that did say he was prime minister, the same the prime minister, the same the prime minister, he said after the election. >> he didn't say before the prime minister knew about this, had a letter telling him what it was. >> but we had known for a long time. he covered it up that the prisons had been full. haven't we? we've known that for a long, long time. we've speculated that prisons are fit to burst. >> the conservative government was denying it, but we now >> the conservative government was denying it , but we now know was denying it, but we now know that they knew that the prisons

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govern as an autocrat, quote, a dictator on day one. he wap plans to weaponize the justice department and use it to go after his enemies.d a supreme court that granted him full immunity, practically making him a king. yesterday's campaign shakeup left candidates feeling invigorated and hopeful and optimistic and left republicans in a position they long feared as has been chronicled in the "atlantic." the trump campaign must completely now reinvent itself. quote, for a campaign that went to bed saturday believing that it would dictate the terms of the election every day until 5, sunday brought a feeling of powerlessness. for the first time trump does not control the election in 2024. >> vice president heir's endorsements have increased. win with black women held a call last night. a whopping 45,000 people joined. our friend reports we'll convene on a call. harris's newly launched campaign raised $81 million in its first 24 hours. that's the highest 24-hour fund-raising total of any candidate in history. vice president harris is right now greeting staff at campaign headquarters in wilmington. she's expected to make remark

us with this breaking news. hey, tom. good morning. >> good morning. in 2021, the justice department agreed to defer criminal prosecution against boeing if it agreed to undertake deep structural reforms and report honestly to the government. now doj says boeing's track record shows it violated that agreement, so rather than face trial, boeing has agreed to a plea deal. >> reporter: more than five years after two fatal max crashes killed 346 people, this morning boeing has agreed to plead guilty to a single felony charge related to the crashes. that charge conspireing to defraud the federal government. boeing confirmed overnight it had reached a plea deal with the justice department. the deal already, though, drawing reaction. >> victim families feel like boeing is getting off easy. >> reporter: court documents indicate boeing would pay an additional $235 million fine and be required to invest in more than 5 $55 million in compliance and safety programs. what the plea deal does not demand is legal accountability for the many lives lost. a faulty flight control system was implicated in both deadly crashes. a multi-billion dollar settlement in 2021 allowed boeing to avoid prosecution. last month prosecutors accused the comp