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andy bigs, mo brooks, paul gosar, cindy hide smith. the timeline on getting that kind of compliance and if that compliance doesn't happen in time for the hearings in april, then what? >> the timeline could be very quick. the judge could rule in our favor and we would receive those documents we received thousands of documents already from dr. eastman and so we continue to make significant progress but let's put a finer point on this. we're in this position because he has lost time and time again in the courts fighting, submitting documents to us. we feel that are important to our investigation and so he is using every effort possible to put up a roadblock and what we will layout in the filing very clearly are our steps and our reasons why we will overcome those obstacles and ensure that transparency is ultimately what prevails here. >> is there any sense that you believe that this could wind up being a referral that goes to the justice department if these are violations of the electoral count, et cetera? sounds like crimes? >> that's no

a delight for trainer willie mullins, and jockey paul townend. 0ur correspondent andy swiss is thereter yesterday sunshine, the conditions have been a little bit different today. we have had heavy rain all day and it has had quite an impact, particularly as they watered the course you last night perhaps underestimating the amount of rain that we would actually have today. certainly had an impact on the big race, the queen mother championship which had been billeted as a duel between the favourite and shish can did not like the conditions at all and that paved the way for them to charge clear and claim an emphatic victory. and for trainer willie mullins. he has enjoyed some of the victories here at cheltenham but he has never won the queen mother championship chase until today. what a great victory especially with the return of the fans after lester's walk down. return of the fans after lester's walk down-— return of the fans after lester's walk down. .,, , ., , ~ , walk down. -- last years locked up. just the walk down. -- last years locked up. just the buzz _ walk down. -- last year

andy evacuation modalities agreed upon by the parties. we have always highlighted. it's not possible to think about access or, or evacuation either in marty or paul or another place. if we don't have solid agreement and detailed the agreement between the militaries on the ground and and having is ethiopia, as government says, it will observe a chose where the rebels integrate to allow aid into the war torn state. the un says more than 90 percent of people need food and medicine. i, we're gonna take you now back to brussels, where the u. s. presidential biden is speaking after a meeting of g 7, an nato, a little says listening i of to day march 1 month says russia began, it's carnage and ukraine, the brutal and version of ukraine and her. we held an arrow summit the very next day. at that time, my overwhelming objective is wanting. that summit was to have absolute unity on 3 key important issues among our nato and european allies. first was to support ukraine with military and humanitarian assistance. second was to impose the most significant, most significant sanctions, economic sanction regime ever in order to cripple potent economy and punish h

paul. like many jurisdictions we don't have enough police and andy luker has vast experience and is willing to take on this carjacking is a bit tom cotton has decided because of his opposition to something happening in another state he's holding up my us attorney and i have had it. if you wants to be on the side of carjackers go ahead but we need leadership. it's not just a state and local issue but an organized crime issue as david glawe has pointed out. this is an issue that goes beyond local jurisdictions and the neighborhood's cop. it is about the cops doing their job but also taking on these cases in a big way. none of you have much to do with this but i can't believe you are at the same law firm. i did not know that. i would appreciate my colleagues on the other side of the aisle talking to mister cotton to find a way to resolve this in the next week because i'm not going to give this up. you cannot hold up us attorneys who have no serious objection, support from republicans just to make a case because you want to get attention nationally. thank you. >> i might add the us marshall is

right now, we have two retired police chiefs in minneapolis-saint paul, like many jurisdictions, we don't have enough police right now and andy lugar has vast experience and is willing to take on this carjacking issue but tom cotton has decided because of his opposition to something happening in another state that he is holding up my u.s. attorney. and i have had it. and if he wants to be on the side of carjackers, go ahead, but we need leadership. this is not just a state and local issue. this is an organized crime issue, as mr. glawe has pointed out. this is an issue that goes beyond local jurisdictions and one neighborhood's cop. it is about the cops doing their jobs but it is also about taking on these cases in a big, big way. none of you have much to do with this. i cannot believe you're at the same law firm, mr. herdman, i did not know that. but i would really appreciate my colleagues on the other side of the aisle talking to mr. cotton to find some way to resolve this in the next week, because i am not going to give this up. you cannot hold up the u.s. attorneys who have no serious objections, support from republicans,