after that , it was announced that the report will be presented to the audit court on the subtraction of the budget of 1401 and the head of the audit court will appear in the public stage of the parliament and report that the country's income and expenditure in where was it used, how did it turn out, and this report will be read in public may i inform you that today also , if the parliament has a chance, it will continue to examine the trade bill, the trade bill, well , it is a very voluminous bill, it has a lot of articles, about 134 articles have gone to the guardian council . yesterday's meeting revised and reviewed about 1,100 items and today will continue, god willing. of course, today the consolidation commission meeting is scheduled to review the second part of the current year's budget bill for the entire country. the first one was passed in the parliament with the approval of the guardian council the receipt of the second stage, which is related to the tables and rows , god willing, will be reviewed by the commission, and then it will come to the public stage of the parliamen

court and the rest. now, we ourselves , the municipalities, do this every year. auditing is done, budget deductions are done, and reports are made to the council and approved yes, it is one of our duties to do this, while we also use the viewpoints of the supervisory institutions in this matter, which is the country's inspection organization, and in some parts , the audit court and other collections , we take their opinions very much. we have 3 seconds, what happened when you became the ambassador of the environment, mr. d. now, it is one of the council's duties in this regard, and since we had a memorandum of understanding , we signed it with the honorable vice president and the head of the environmental protection organization. considering that the field is clean this week and so are we we said that we are ready to participate in this field, finally they said that now we should do this as a symbol. then the rest of the members of the supreme council of the province and the rest of the councils should be ambassadors in this regard. thank you very much, mr. dr. doiri, for

court. and his audit that is a former president to should be immune from criminal prosecution. let's keep in mind that this chart represents and i'm president test of the legal but also of the political system here in the us. because never before has a former president faced criminal charges even being convicted tar crump could actually it continue his campaign for president because neither a criminal conviction nor a prison sentence would effect trump's eligibility for office. been coming. alvarez group or their georgia department is debating a controversial bill targeting organizations that receive foreign funding critics. ava draft law is on democratic and in that silence in government opponents. it's also at odds with george's and vision of joining beer opinion of the thousands of protesters with georgiana and european union flags gather outside parliament into play. see they oppose the government sales. that would force non profit organizations and media companies that get funding from abroad to register as being on the foreign influence. many here want georgia to join the

court. and his audit that is a former president to should be immune from criminal prosecution. let's keep in mind that this chart represents and i'm president test of the legal but also of the political system here in the us. because never before has a former president faced criminal charges even being convicted, tired crump could actually it continue is can painful president because neither a criminal conviction nor a prison sentence would affect trumps eligibility for office. it's incredible stuff and coming and how are the us public at viewing this trial? are they divided as ever with regards to donald trump? the latest folded was published on day by the new york times, and sienna released saturday, found that almost 60 percent of the registered voters. it believes that the charges that he's being accused of a serious 37 percent said that they weren't a serious polls show that americans a split on whether it discharges are fear or politically motivated. and it will look at the polls. and if we look at the results, after many it polls on the subject, we can see indeed a clean

it started by being well, in case we win one of these audits or court cases that at least we have a slatellectors who actually lied and said we are the real electors, and tried to get their names submitted, contrary to the law. >> the numbers are really what this is about. it reminds me of this quote, from back in the day, about how a lot of those who showed up were morons, but there were 15,000 of them. that's the danger. when you have all these individuals who might be clownish or buffoonish and have rudy giuliani with that ridiculous press conference, there are millions of americans willing to believe those lies, and having those numbers, who actually got law degrees, at one point, be willing to be part of this effort made it dangerous. met great to have you, thank you. ryan j riley, nbc news justice reporter and author of a remarkable book called "sedition hunters." he has followed every case having to do with january 6th. >>> after weeks of protest and thousands the baby calls and letters, they did it anyway. republicans in tennessee passed a bill to arm some schoolteachers in school

court. and his audit that is a former president to should be immune from criminal prosecution. let's keep in mind that this chart represents and i'm president test of the legal but also if the political system here in the us because never before has a former president faced criminal charges even being convicted, tard krump could actually continue his campaign for president because neither a criminal conviction nor a prison sentence would affect trumps eligibility for office. now it was a historic weekend in german football with buyer labor cozen, breaking byron unix and decades long dominance to clinch this year's buddhist legged title with 5 games to spare. this is labor cousins, firstly, title in the clubs, 120 year history. the day, the keys and signs go. wilds off. just rushing visitor's bed frame and supports his joints. the play is on the page to celebrate the clubs. first step up into league, a title. the highlights of an electrifying season. leave a cruising, we'll um beach and for 29 lea games in a row. securing that position at the top of the table, the it is, it will

i wonder if a writ of mandamus would help or hurt her supreme court audition this clearly seems to bemp is trying to claim the insurrection -- i mean that the presidential records act gives him the power to take these documents. but he's not being charged under that. he's been charged with a different -- under a different law, the insurrection act. can you then take a whole different law that has nothing to do with it and say this is my defense? >> joy, i'm going to try to explain this. it's not going to make a lot of sense. it's not me not making sense. it's judge cannon. so proposed jury instructions they come at the end of the trial after the jury has heard all of the evidence. it's weird that the judge is asking for jury instructions right now. she has not even set a trial date. >> yeah. >> but it's even weirder that she's asking for proposed instructions about something that has nothing to do with the crime that trump is charged with. he's charged with violating the espionage act. >> sorry about that, yes. >> willfully retaining documents that pertain to sensitive military inform

electronic media, they just do it in french but because before they come to court they are related the story in the newspapers audit and the social media and come to got so it is possible that they don't have a independent mind but to sit in court and then there's going to be some insurance . and so bring orders that number of times that the police are part of dues should not discuss the cases that they come in, that investigation to the public should not just throw the names or die with mrs. you should not just throw the names of it meant victims. you should not in the stroke aboard the box. you should not put in the epic. just in spite of that, this keeps happening. a big question mark aboard the fair to conduct of a dry this invasion of privacy. is it i'm been don't know the what the media and there's no control inside time that the, our government and the supreme court. so i say that i brought, i would just stick lice blind. so is it the colonial system which has come to the nor do we manage enough independence for the british jurisprudence and the british system because there were low country for hundreds of u

court. they are related the story in the newspapers audit and the social media and come to god. so it is possible that they don't have really been in mind, but the sit in court and then there's going to be some insurance. and so bring carter said number of things that the pool is a potter dues should not discuss the cases that they come in, that investigation to the public should not distort the names of di with mrs. you should not destroy the names of admit victims. you should not in this road aboard the box, you should not put in that big just in spite of that, this keeps happening. a big question mark aboard the fair to conduct the track. this invasion of privacy is it happened although the word or the media. there's no control inside time that the, our government and the supreme court. so i say that. so i probably would just say lawyers blind. so is it the colonial system which has come to the order we manage it after independence or the british jurisprudence. and the british system because there were low country for hundreds of us and you didn't been in the court then able t

courts my whole career that federal judges no matter what their initial inclinations, no matter how they came to a particular president's attention, that they're better than that. >> even if they're trying to auditionse alito and thomas will retire if donald trump becomes president. the bribe is implied as it belongs to donald said. >> i don't see aileen cannon as a credible candidate. >> under trump? >> even trump i think would look for candidates to the supreme court that have substantial appellate experience. now, she was an appellate lawyer before a federal district court judge. if you're looking for somebody who trumps want to nominate to the supreme court, i would challenge people to look first at fifth circuit judge jim ho is likely to be trump's first nominee. they should be a lot more scared depending on their policy perspectives about a jim ho than they should be about an aileen cannon. >> jim ho of course because he weighed in on the subjects of whether or not women should be able to access mifepristone and that thing. >> weighed in on transgender care and inmate in a prison can go buy their -- can be assigned to a prison of their chosen gender, things like that. he has taken positions a

. >> well, the better to audition for the supreme court if trump becomes president again.oyce vance and denver riggleman, thank you. >>> up next on "the reidout," grifters gonna grift, and trump's campaign egged on by billionaires too cheap to pay their fair share of taxes is the ultimate grift. "the reidout" continues after this. this if you have chronic kidney disease you can reduce the risk of kidney failure with farxiga. because there are places you'd like to be. farxiga can cause serious side effects, including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration, urinary tract, or genital yeast infections, and low blood sugar. a rare, life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur. stop taking farxiga and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of this infection, an allergic reaction, or ketoacidosis. ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ slowing my cancer from growing and living longer are two things i want from my metastatic breast cancer treatment. and with kisqali, i can have both. kisqali is a pill that when taken with an aromatase inhibitor helps delay ca

but you touched on the supreme court justices auditioning their role. yeah. through prior cases and we've seen through the trump era and you've alluded to mitch mcconnell in the money coming. we've seen kind of laws and standards pushed in what seems to be just for power, for personal gain. so and i understand that you're saying you know, there's not an appetite for the american people from this type of thing. but if if in congress are concerned, their own power, their own reputation, people on the court are concerned about their own power and reputation. then how can we, as the american people trust that the organized nation institutions? will fix themselves? yeah, really, really good question. and and. i would say that when corruption and, orderly governance contest, one another, the curve is like that. it's very easy to eliminate corruption through orderly governance at the early stages. and then as it becomes more and more and there's more and more corruption, it becomes harder and harder to find of orderly governance that can push back against the corrup

court. every audit showed there was zero systemic widespread fraud. there was not any systemic fraud. there is zero evidence that measures designed to allow folks to vote safely did anything but allow folks to vote safely. probably allowed more folks to vote. what is the problem, exactly, the concerns that well the thing the republicans are really mad about is that too many people voted against donald trump. at the end of the day, republicans just don't like democracy when they lose. which means they don't like democracy. they believe they should run the country by default. they believe the votes of their opponents are suspect, that they shouldn't count. they just don't trust that those people are there. but, they are. that is why, just like evan mccarthy before him, micah johnson went down to florida to kiss trumps ring. >> the speaker is required to go around, fly, and the country and be with all of the candidates and incumbents all around 11 to 23 states in the last several weeks. everywhere we go, one of the first questions people ask about is this issue of election integrity. >>

would have you believe that the separate states of electors with her in case they want an audit or they won a court case, they would be in a position to east advanced donald trump's claim for the presidency. that is not what it became. it became a thing in which people who knew they were not electors said they were electors, in which people who knew otherwise convinced others to sign letters and documents to say that they are electors. how do you prevent this from happening again in this year's election in a place like ti arizona? that, again, will fall to you to some degree. >> will, we prevent it by doing exactly what we are doing right now. we work closely with the proper authorities, in this case the attorney general, and we move forward with the kinds of cases and the kinds of prosecutions that are appropriate under the law. we stay steady, we stay firm. at the end of the day, democracy will prevail. look, people are being held accountable. we have outstanding indictments at this time against some county officials, who refused to certify elections. here's the deal. if you want to mess around a

neither will they tell you cases where the post office has run audit, closed the business and bankrupted the owner, holds a pending courtn just by trying to open up the day after a trading period balance. this isjust a taste of some of the paps as the company is going out in your name, they brandish a big legal stick, failed to provide evidence and rely on clause in the old contract about sub—master being liable for any loss. but their shoddy horizon system is the root of all of this. the post office owe thousands of pounds though there staff are not treated guilty until innocent but sub—postmasters are. the whole scandal is on the edge of a precipice but it is not too late for you to convene a meeting to discuss theissue, you to convene a meeting to discuss the issue, if you are prepared to keep an open mind. it seems that following your letter, the mp agreed to a meeting. siryes, ithink following your letter, the mp agreed to a meeting. sir yes, i think so. in paragraph 100, you confirm that you attended a meeting on or about the 7th of october. i knew tell us that you don't have a note of the meeting, and can't recal

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audit and i could go on and on. those are working. the pfizer court itself commented on the reforms working. the most recent justice report found the reports working 99% compliance, and so i think legislation that ensures those reforms stay in place, but also preserves the agility and utility of the tools what we need to be able to protect the american people. >> i appreciate that, and i do think our reform bill had the notion of trust, but verify, so that we would literally legislate the reforms that had been put in place at a few others, add some of the additional amicus provisions. we also -- one of the things i think that have been discovered that the majority of the inquiriys that involve americans are actually on victim notification. the very notion of having a warrant to have a victim motefication is contradictory of itself. i think that's been appropriately raised and this is the question around bulk purchase of personal data. i think we need to go much further on, on data protection. i think that has been a failure of this congress to address in its past. director haines, i know you

. >> still ahead, a new state audit finding concerning information about california's efforts to tackle homelessness. and arizona supreme court ruled to revive a 19th century law criminalizing abortions. those details are next. and homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas facing impeachment. mayorkas facing impeachment. that's next. ss. it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day and into the night. it's all the things that keep this world turning. the go-tos that keep us going. the places we cheer. and check in. they all choose the advanced network solutions and round the clock partnership from comcast business. see why comcast business powers more small businesses than anyone else. get started for $49.99 a month plus ask how to get up to an $800 prepaid card. don't wait- call today. - my childhood was tough. i didn't grow up in a warm, supportive home, so the trauma i went through led to something called toxic stress, but it's gonna be different for my son. i'm giving him the protection he needs to defend against it. learn more at first5california.com. >> as california faces a homelessness crisis, a new audit ha

court. the licensee is also investigating the ill treatment of palestinian detainees. so yes, i mean, a poorly old audited, frankly. was cro break? well, good. so but he knew there was of a 100 and. busy $7500.00 posted in prisons and probably more is ready. prisons and the information on the golf from people that stays with touching, simply cooperates in the city and pulling and degrading treatment. that's the gang fights since a star screw up. the patient in 1967 we've seen is really government accusations against b on right. employees have they actually been charged with any crimes? are they able to see attorneys is the un involved in trying to get them out? and what can you tell us about under employees who have been killed by these, or at least well as far as the 12, the gets to the allegations with levels of concerned. 3 of them are either missing all day. and i didn't know and i did it and it is the. busy about all of the others . so to the best of my knowledge, they've not been shot. but what would you charge them? because it's what was produced, no evidence. you know, if your employer decided tha

court. the icbc is also investigating the ill treatment of palestinian detained e. so yes, i mean a poorly old audited, frankly. was crow break war groups already knew there was $700.00 and. busy 7500 palestinian prisoners, i'm probably more is way the prisons and the information on the golf people that state is with sudden simply cooperates in the city of paulding and degrading treatment. that's the gang fight, since it starts the patient and 1967, we've seen is really government accusations against b on right. employees have they actually been charged with any crimes? are they able to see attorneys is the un involved in trying to get them out? and what can you tell us about under employees who have been killed by the israelis? well as far as the 12 it gets to be allegations with levels of concerned 3 of them are either missing all day and i don't know my duty and is the. busy about all of the others. so to the best of my knowledge, said not in charge, but what would you charge to them? because it was produced, no evidence you. if your employer, joe decided that they wanted to charge you something th

court b i. c is also investigating the ill treatment of palestinian detainee. so yes, i mean a poorly old audited. frankie was crow break. war groups already knew there are 700 and the sort of a 7500 posted in prisoners. and probably more in is really prisons and the information that on the golf. some people that stays with settings simply cooperates in the city and pulling and degrading treatment that's going on practicing starsky up the page to 1967 we've seen is really government accusations against b on right. employees have they actually been charged with any crimes? are they able to see attorneys is the un involved in trying to get them out? and what can you tell us about under employees who have been killed by the israelis? well, as far as the 12 against to be allegations with levels of concerned, 3 of them are either missing all day and i don't know and i did it, and it is the whereabouts, all of the others. so to the best of my knowledge, they've not been shot, but what would you charge them? because as well seduce no evidence. you, if your employer decided that they wanted to charge you

identified shortages totalling — to audits and identified shortages totalling £50,000, £50,61917p of outstanding recovery. the last paragraph says in terms of the issue of courtpost office _ investigations taken by the post office are to decide whether there is a criminal case to answer. this is a criminal case to answer. this is independent from any action that may he _ is independent from any action that may be taken by the contractor team whose _ may be taken by the contractor team whose role _ may be taken by the contractor team whose role is to focus on contractual related issues only. i believe _ contractual related issues only. i believe that the contracts manager has made — believe that the contracts manager has made this differentiation quite clear during one of several conversations she's had with you over— conversations she's had with you over the — conversations she's had with you over the past few months. it gives me no— over the past few months. it gives me no pleasure to write you a letter such as _ me no pleasure to write you a letter such as this— me no pleasure to write you a letter such as this and i truly am sorry for any— such as this and

the supreme court justices are due to hear arguments april 22nd. well a city audit found one of san francisco's homeless. housing providers misused taxpayer money. san francisco's controller's office audited the nonprofit group home rise, which was previously known as community housing partnership. home rise manages more than 1500 affordable housing units across 19 properties in san francisco, the city's report found that home rise received millions of dollars in grant money to pay its payroll. it also spent money on fundraising, paid staff bonuses, and also provided lunches and gifts to its staff. now mayor london breed applauded the city's audit and recommendations for reforms and said in part in this case, the mayor's office of housing and department of homelessness and supportive housing identified issues and have worked diligently, including with the controller's office, to address these challenges. this is how we work to improve, how we provide services and support, and to improve how our city functions. now. we tried to reach out to home, rise to get a commen

audit service and the sbu. and the ministry of defense assured us that they are studying the information and analyzing the economic materials. case, it turns out that 13 years ago, the ministry applied to the court to invalidate land lease contracts and to install servitunolit huts, they demanded to vacate the plot and collect funds from the society, but the court decided that it was not necessary to do this. representatives of the kumip state enterprise are aware of the situation that has developed in the above-mentioned legal relationship and have repeatedly conducted an inspection of the specified land plot, by decision of the economic the court of the kyiv region on april 15 , 2011, the claim was refused, the appeal of the deputy military prosecutor of the bilotserki garrison was dismissed, the decision of the commercial court remained unchanged, the decision entered into force. i would like to remind you that the state-owned enterprise concluded the relevant contract with the company in 2006 for a quarter of a century, it... we were given a copy and according to it, the payment of land tax is 1% of the monetary value, and at that time it amounted to more than uah 2,300, i.e. the tenant had

training to our systems, approvals, oversight and office of internal audit i could go on and on and those reforms are working. the fisa court itself most recently found 98% compliance and commented on the reforms y working, the most recent justice department report found the reforms working 99% compliant so i think legislation that ensures those reforms stay in place but also preserves the agility and utility of the tools, what we need to be able to protect the p mercan people. >> i appreciate that and i do think our reform bill had the notion of trust but verify so we would literally legislate the reforms that have been placed, add a few hours, additional amicus provisions. one of the things, the queries that involve americans are actually on victim notification. the very notion of having a warrant to have a victim notification is contradictory in itself. i want to raise another issue that i think is been appropriately raised and this is the question around bulk purchase of personal data. i think we need to go much further on data protection and i think that has been a failure of this congress to address in the past. direc

the audit said are clearly working are cal works and project home key, which converts hotel rooms into housing. >>> well, developing this morning in the state of arizona. that state's supreme courtan dating back to the civil war is still enforceable this morning. in a 4-2 ruling the state court upheld that 1864 law that bans nearly all abortions except to save the life of a mother. doctors who defy the law face up to five near years in prison. so here's what's next in arizona. the order is on hold for two weeks pending challenges in lower arizona courts and already this morning, there are signs of a fight gearing up. the state's top prosecutor one of them, vowing to not enforce the law. and arizona's governor is calling on state lawmakers to repeal the law. >>> let's talk about the weir in gaza. president joe biden telling a world audience that israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu needs to call for a ceasefire and is also saying that netanyahu is making many mistakes. this, as families of the 133 hostages held by hamas met with vice president kamala harris yesterday to push for their release. for weeks, the u.s. has urged netanyahu to not go forward with a ground invasion o

about telework because the taxl, court cases regardingn irs revenue agent david combs and manager david combs they were backdating penalty approval forms during auditingtnerships in 2022 and i've got a text note to submit. >> without objection so ordered. >> and i think that this type of taking placetivity within the agency is important to be addressed and i think it's important to you are doing something to ensure irs employees are fired and removed when they are found to be in such violations of policy and that they are properly reprimanded by their respective bar association. >> yes. and look, with respect to the case you raised, we need to do better if wed, are going to buid trust with the american people. we are acknowledging that we should have promptly corrected the representation in court in this case. i've instructed the leadership team to take all the appropriate actions to make sure this never happens again. training controls and to the extent appropriate, personnel action with those involved. >> and i think it's important to notete this happened during a teleworking time and without proper supervision. i want to talk with you, we've discus

babies coming today as you have video audition videos or you have any idea of what they might be showing up today. ah, yes. one plays the piano and he state courtsforward seeing him and the other will be surprises. you have to be there >> okay we want everyone to come. okay. wonderful. thank you so did at and fiona for joining us today to talk about their pungent that's happening in san francisco. all the proceeds going to local nonprofits. we appreciate you being here with us this morning. we thank you having morning. we thank you having >> we'll be right back. ( ♪♪ ) you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank. my inspiration to start saving. how about a more solid way to save? i'm listening. well, bmo helps get your savings habit into shape with a cash reward, every month you save. both: cash reward? and there's a cash bonus when you open a new checking account to get you started. wow. anything you can't do? ( ♪♪ ) mugs. ♪ bmo ♪ ♪ from the mountains to the coast... ♪ ♪ heatin' up the kitchen ♪ ♪ we got somethin different ♪ ♪ spreadin' good vibes all day ♪ ♪ todos a la mesa ♪ ♪ que buena la mezcla ♪ ♪ it don't get no better ♪ ♪ livin' in the go

audits of trust in christ prohibit to suppress political forks religious beliefs here. making sure it never happens again, we create enhanced penalties that is for the by the court. we give the authority to prosecute contempt and prohibit the use of political opposition police reports and order. lastly, for the% of mandate transcripts foreclose on the court. we find counsel to scrutinize surveillance application and require the same judge to rule on extensions. this is the feedback on how we fix this process and i would like to submit for the record a letter to speaker johnson december 72023 that supports our bill from my pompeo, john ratliff and robert o'brien in which they say section 702 must be preauthorized and they say putting the requirement in the is not what they recommend. there is no doubt the value from the national security for what 702 has brought is immense over the last 15 plus years. we have some of the requirement is a part of this. in my view, county detrimental in the work we've done. can you comment on the requirement that you're engaged in? >> a requirement would get for 702 to protect americans. the reality is the stage of an investigation,