kissed barbara jean goodbye. >> sharon was at work. i was up with barbara tree in the morning.er breakfast, we played around the house a little bit. >> john says that he relives the details of that summer day in a never-ending loop. even now. >> i was in the house, cleaning the refrigerator. and, barbara jean had come in. and [laughter] i said it's okay sweetie, just go outside and play. and she hadn't come in for a little while, i went out to check on her. and, i saw her toys on the sidewalk. i went, something is wrong. >> john says that he thought barbara jean had simply wandered off. he called for her. no answer. he began knocking on neighbors doors. no one knew where the little girl was. >> i called sharon, and i said you need to come home. i can't find barbara jean. >> at what point did you call police? >> i did not call the police. i thought that she would be right here. she's here somewhere. >> tragically, she was. >> just a couple of hours later, a neighbor made the grim discovery. >> the baby's lifeless body was found inside this cardboard television box. >> a detectiv

he decides to call the spirit, barbara the spirit of barbara was summoned with the help of a mirror, but at the same time sigismund was ordered not to speak to spirit and touch your promise. he did not comply, and since then, somewhere around the nesvizh castle, the spirit of the beautiful varvara has been wandering. i told you a legend under a stone, found the application, downloaded it. now i should go in search of a ghost. you can wish me luck as there are so many ghosts. 1 2 3 4 so, well, here there are already somehow fewer red dots on my radar. my sun, appear vic listen to me, there is a lot of stone castle land. can you say from the stones where to look for this stone, okay? let's go, maybe maybe like this, or maybe like this. the main thing is that the wall collapses on me when i am. and how this should help me, maybe look for sonya in the spring, or else, since i went in the fall, i will be able to find it. i don't know the residents yet. i think we should go up there. so, too, such a white maiden, or rather her spirit is a 12-year-old girl who, according to one version, dro

now 82, barbara hope to legacy will l barbara hope to legacy will inspire others.next including the latest economic data out of china, it has to be noted that while's second biggest economy, how it is doing affects us all. i'll be back injust a moment. hello. july has been a very wet month across the uk. and as we look towards the very end of the month, and, indeed, into the start of the new one, well, there's more rain on the way. spells of wind and rain this week, rather cool as well. now, looking back at the rainfall we've had so far, these figures are valid up to 10am on sunday. can see that in preston 285% of the averagejuly rainfall. that means preston has had close to three times the rainfall we would expecting in a typicaljuly. and those figures got a further top up as sunday went on because we saw a band of heavy rain pushing northwards and eastwards in association with this frontal system still with us for monday morning. all tied in with this area of low pressure, which will be wobbling its way eastwards through the day. so a band of rain pushing northwa

barbara mcquaid is still with us. barbara, again, is this not unusual upon unusual?al because usually the parties are very prepared about what they're agreeing to and what they're not agreeing to. i think this is probably likely a hiccup. it is unusual that you would have these sort of two different agreements going on at the same time. and it sounds like the judge here is looking out for the interests of hunter biden. she wants to make sure that he's not agreeing on the one hand to this deal where he gets probation and then the government is going to sort of back door him by continuing to investigate other crimes and spring those on him when he thinks he's resolving a whole case today. normally the language that gets included in a plea agreement goes something like this, the government agrees not to prosecute the defendant for any other crimes of which it is currently aware. and that protects the government, in case they find out that this person in detroit we always said kidnapped and murdered jimmy hoffa, if we find out something, we don't want to be bound we can'

barbara arnwine and other civil rights lawyers dispute this.orgia over and over and over again. karishma: after days of being unable to get a meeting with state officials, they try again, in person. latosha brown: we would like to sit down with you all. we don't wanna get a run around the block. we wanna sit down, have a meeting. have our experts to sit down with your experts and get it resolved. we don't want this to continue. we're in the middle of the election and we want to resolve this as soon as possible. karishma: this case joins more than seven other voter suppression cases currently before the courts in georgia. deborah: atlanta georgia, usa. we're in the south. the us south has a history of voter suppression. they have a history of abuse of black and brown people. crowd: freedom now, freedom now, freedom now, freedom now, freedom now, freedom now, freedom now, freedom now, freedom now. martin luther king jr.: while we know that to vote is the key to democratic government, we are ready now to march on ballot boxes. until every situatio

barbara moved behind the scenes, working on films and tv shows. became jamaica's first rastafari senator. barbara later received an order of distinction from the jamaican government, but to her, one accomplishment matters the most. my greatest achievement is having had a child. being a mother. having had a wonderful child. my son, makonnen. all my awards and medals, these are just special gifts along the way. now 82, barbara hopes her legacy will inspire others. simijolaoso, bbc news, kingston, jamaica. we are going to take a short break. when we are back we will have more and all of our top stories. don't go away. hello there. it looks like summer is going to remain on hold for the rest of this week with low pressure always nearby. it is going to stay unsettled bringing spells of cloud, rain, even strong winds around for the time of year. it has been a wetjuly, many places have seen more than double what we expect in a normal month. parts of north—west england, preston, have seen three times what we expect in a normaljuly. it will stay unsettled

barbara moved behind the scenes, working on films and tv shows.terviewing celebrities and politicians. in 1984, she herself became jamaica's first rastafari senator. barbara later received an order of distinction from the jamaican government, but to her, one accomplishment matters the most. my greatest achievement is having had a child. being a mother. having had a wonderful child. my son, makonnen. all my awards and medals, these are just special gifts along the way. now 82, barbara hopes her legacy will inspire others. simijolaoso, bbc news, kingston, jamaica. madonna has thanked herfamily and friends for their support after she was hospitalised with a serious bacterial infection last month. the singer said on social media, she was lucky to be alive, after being treated in intensive care. the 64—year—old, was due to begin a seven—month greatest hits world tour in the coming weeks, but had to postpone it after falling ill. the latest from the ashes test england very very close because australia currently 309—8 and five wickets in the last little

barbara mcquade, former u.s. attorney in michigan and msnbc legal analyst, david corn washington bureau chief for "mother jones", and state representative malcolm kenyatta, a democrat from pennsylvania. it's great to have all three of you with us. barbara, i'd like to start with you, and that meeting between trump's lawyers and federal prosecutors. we don't know what exactly was discussed in that meeting but. the similar sit down with lawyers occurred in the days before trump was indicted last month in the classified documents case. what do you imagine went down during that meeting? and could it have been about the superseding indictment, not about new charges involving a january 6th? >> well, i would think based on the identity of the lawyers, it seems to me that it is more likely about the january 6th case. it's probably prompted by that target letter that donald trump received, saying that he was a target of a grand jury's investigation. usually that puts an alert on the defense team that an indictment is like

barbara moved behind the scenes, working on films and tv shows.ed her journalism, interviewing celebrities and politicians. in 1984, she herself became jamaica's first rastafari senator. barbara later received an order of distinction from the jamaican government, but to her, one accomplishment matters the most. my greatest achievement is having had a child. being a mother. having had a wonderful child. my son, makonnen. all my awards and medals, these are just special gifts along the way. now 82, barbara hopes her legacy will inspire others. simijolaoso, bbc news, kingston, jamaica. england take on china in theirfinal group match of the women's world cup in adelaide tomorrow, but they'll have to do it without one of their best players. midfielder keira walsh is injured and can't play in a match that england must not lose. jane dougall is in adelaide for us — jane. yes earthquake ben, england's prematch media conference ended a few hours ago and there are many questions about keira walsh, we knew she wouldn't be fit enough to play against china but

barbara moved behind the scenes, working on films and tv shows.lture, and founded the reggae film festival. she also continued her journalism, interviewing celebrities and politicians. in 1984, she herself became jamaica�*s first rastafari senator. barbara later received an order of distinction from the jamaican government, but to her, one accomplishment matters the most. my greatest achievement is having had a child. being a mother. having had a wonderful child. my son, makonnen. all my awards and medals, these are just special gifts along the way. now 82, barbara hopes her legacy will inspire others. simijolaoso, bbc news, kingston, jamaica. the extraordinary life of britain�*s first black tv reporter. you are watching bbc news. has that one of its militants have carried out the suicide attack in the north of the country the blast that has killed thousands of people. the attack took place at a political rally raising fears that there could be a violent selection. 0n the way following months of chaos. the attack took place at a political rally in

yes commissioner barbara sklar. how do you vote? yes. thank you. we have an nfl.congratulations yeah. alright commissioners item 13 d moving along request authorization to modify the existing grant agreement with the asian pacific islander legal outreach a pillow for the provision of elder and dependent adult abuse prevention program for the period of july 1st 2023 through june 30th 2025 in the additional amount of $300,000 plus a 10% contingency, very revised total amount not to exceed $638,252. and ben, so cdo's will present the item welcome. thank you, dear commissioners director demon. we're requesting authorization to modify the existing grant agreement with a pillow for the provision of other independent adults abuse prevention program. adult protective services is mandated to engage in elder abuse prevention activities and outreach. which has always been done through grants to our community partners. the board of supervisors recently allocated additional funds for outreach activities to apes, constituent victims of abuse and emphasize and outreach to non na

(sophie fouron) barbara, you live here. you're chilote. (barbara elmudesi) i'm chilote, yes.uated from high school and i had to go to santiago for college, and then i went to the united states for my master's degree. - and you came back. you actually came back. - i came back, and i'm happy i did. - barbara, we can't talk about chiloé without talking about the palafitos. - so palafitos are stilt houses that are built where the land and the sea connect. it's a part of the land that we call borde del mar. - is this the front or the back of the palafito? - the front used to be the other side. - ah! - like the seaside. - yes. - but currently, this is the principal facade. - but when we look at the front, we don't get the sense of the palafito. - yeah, because you don't see the stilts. - that's it. so let's do this! i'm o.k. just this! beautiful. it's the... - it's worth it, right? - it's worth it! it's the chilote architecture. - it is. - right there. just that. the stilts. - yeah. these are lumillas. that's the name of the stilts, because they're made out of luma. - the wood that

hi, barbara. hi barbie. she's iconic and inspirational. it's really important that so many little girls can see to also do everything. she's a role model and an object of hate. she stares debates around empowerment especially with beauty and insanity. due to body association, it would be biologically impossible to survive. and she is so much more than adults at the toys you're playing with. don't look anything like you. then what does that telling you? in 2023 body is brought to life in a wild. and courtney comedy directed by a feminist filmmaker of all people, dis barbie still matter today. and did she ever the for over 60 years barbie has embodied the american beauty, an ideal athletic, super slim, blond, her biographer. yes. barbie has a biography. put it like this. barby teaches women what for better or worse is expected of them in society, but who would come up with such an idea? the one in the created barbie and sort of it, you know, infused her with her very progressive ideas was, was a trailblazer and a feminist. it might come as a

i'm fearful of barbara and _ match coming up? i'm fearful of barbara and rachel— match coming up? essentially in the last season, so rachel has beaten her before. i think barbara speaks for herself, essentially, so when you look at the defence, the players... what's your prediction for the match and whether spain can go all the way? 50 match and whether spain can go all the way?— all the way? so the players weren't essentially - all the way? so the players weren't essentially used i all the way? so the players weren't essentially used to | weren't essentially used to playing with each other, so now that they are going up against a defence that hasn't necessarily gelled together, its a scary prospect. brute necessarily gelled together, it's a scary prospect. we 'ust wanted to i it's a scary prospect. we 'ust wanted to know i it's a scary prospect. we 'ust wanted to know what i it's a scary prospect. we just wanted to know what your i wanted to know what your prediction for the match is and whether you think spain can go all the way. in whether you think spain can go all the way-— a

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former wnbc president barbara hoffert.arbara has worn so many different hats at the nbcc that one worries about overlooking a chapter or two here or there in addition to serving as president of the organization in 1997 and 1998, halcyon years for the nbcc membership. she has fielded virtually every position in the nbcc lineup from treasurer in her early days on the board to vp for awards a decade ago. among the most onerous and burdensome positions in the organization which she executed with her signature no sweat aplomb. it was in that latter capacity as vp for awards that i first got to know barbara, who made my own days as wnbc president, so much easier with her effortless management of the awards process. from ordering and tracking the mountain of books, the board requested, and this was in the those days before pdf. including the last minute, 20 or 30 titles that are more dilatory. board members invariably cooked up in the waning days of december, which is always a special time to try and reach book publicists to shep

barbara moved behind the scenes, working on films and tv shows.she also continued her journalism, interviewing celebrities and politicians. in 1984, she herself became jamaica's first rastafari senator. barbara later received an order of distinction from the jamaican government, but to her, one accomplishment matters the most. my greatest achievement is having had a child. being a mother. having had a wonderful child. my son, makonnen. all my awards and medals, these are just special gifts along the way. now 82, barbara hopes her legacy will inspire others. simijolaoso, bbc news, kingston, jamaica. a very exciting couple of hours. australia kept their women's world cup dream alive as the co—hosts advanced to the last—16 stage after beating canada. the team impressed in a game they had to win to avoid elimination, winning 4—0. canada suffered their first women's world cup group—stage exit since 2011. the shock exit by the canadians will be keenly felt because they are the the olympic gold medallist, so this performance will come as a surprise to ma

also back with us, barbara mcquade. gwen, to clarify for the audience to granted ureys paneled, one presumably to deal with the regular flow of criminal investigations in fulton county and the other to focus on the election investigation. >> actually, i think both of them will focus on regular criminal cases that come through. obviously one of the two will ultimately get the special investigation that the d. a. has been doing into the 2020 election. we don't know which one. the reason i believe both grand juries will be looking at regular criminal charges is because, with a case of this magnitude, you want to get that grand jury time to get used to their roles, get used to each other, understand a little bit about the law. the dea, if it was me, i would present similar type cases maybe cases with multiple defendants, or if i had another rico case so they could get an understanding of how to process witnesses and evidence in complex cases, so by the time, whatever it is, gets to the election matter, they have a few cases

back with me are mary mccord, frank fleguzzi, barbara wade.next case which i think is the seminal one, this is the thing that really kind of pulls for me a lot of this together. how do you see, particularly given the way the prosecution has set up the documents case -- what do you anticipate with this january 6th case and how jack smith is going to lay his cards out on this one? it sounds like there's still loose ends. i know some thought when the trump target letter came out, the 30-day deadline, that that meant that day. there's still a few things that have to occur. for example this meeting with defense counsel i think is something you could have anticipated. there's been reporting bernard kerik has produced a lot of documents and they want to interview him in august. and that there are two fake electors who have been subpoenaed to appear before the grand jury. it seems most likely they'd want to complete that work before they filed the indictment. so i can see it taking a couple more weeks before we actually see that indictment filed, earl

attorney and an msnbc contributor barbara mcquade. barbara, great to see you as always. let's start there briefly with mr. krebs in that february 2020 meeting, and then of course what we know about the interactions between trump and krebs after the election. krebs is being, of course, dismissed. talk to us ability how that could be part of jack smith's case. >> so an important part of proving either conspiracy to defraud the united states or obstruction of an official proceeding is showing donald trump's knowledge and intent that he actually lost the election. and so with chris krebs telling him this was the most secure election in history, that a very important part of that knowledge. also going back to that february 2020 is a really interesting time frame because before the covid pandemic donald trump was doing very well in the polls and i think many people expected and i think he expected he would be re-elected, so at that moment he had no reason to doubt the integrity of the election, in fact he had all the reasons to tout the security of election, and so to see him

>> caroline, barbara boxer, thank you both of you for joining us.e're gonna talk to a little bit after the break. the gop's double standard when it comes to law and order. stay with us. get put on the shelf like a porcelain doll. but one out of two women over 50 will suffer a fracture from osteoporosis. you should know you can build new bone with evenity® for postmenopausal women with osteoporosis at high risk for fracture. ask your doctor if you can do more than just slowing down bone loss with evenity®. want stronger bones? then build new bone; evenity® can help in just 12 months. evenity® is proven to reduce spine fracture risk by 73%. evenity® can increase risk of heart attack, stroke, or death from a cardiovascular problem. do not take evenity® if you have low blood calcium, or are allergic to it. serious allergic reactions and low blood calcium have occurred. tell your doctor about jaw bone problems, as they have been reported with evenity®. or about pain in your hip, groin or thigh, as unusual thigh bone fractures have occurred. don't let a b

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she proposed to him from then on. lily was renamed barbie after their daughter, barbara. but handlers company wouldn't buy the rights to the lily, don't until 1964, 300000 barbie sold in the 1st year. and the goal is still one of the best selling toys in the world. barbie laid the foundation for the successive mattel's which built an entire universe around her. yet it wasn't until 64 years later that barbie came to life on the big screen. so cool. and then there's can then go to the a beautiful man for a beautiful woman since 1961. barbie has had an infinitely loyal and therefore rather boring partner for the moustache on 10 and make believe he's a bad or side and please the you this don't to was named after one of the handler chill drugs, their son 10 from now on can will be barbie's side kick the guy in her long pain shadow. i'm coming with you. did you bring your roll of weight? i literally go nowhere without that, although he tries to keep up with barbie's fashion, he always makes a slightly underwhelming impression. and let's face it can doesn't stand a chance agains

my husband, i took a vacation with my daughter, barbara, and my son kemp. and we were in switzerland and there was a display that i saw this adults dall. it was exactly the kind of dell that toy entrepreneur ruth handler wanted for her daughter when she could not only play money with that one for which she could dream up an exciting life or when she could. wow, the barbie is single, childless, and confident in 1959. that was a very modern image of a woman. root handler was way ahead of her time. so it's, you know, 5060 is very, very conservative. when barbie's being invented, bruce handler was a jewish feminist, who was working at a very young age and she was working at paramount pictures. as a teenager driving around, she picked up the guy that she liked. elliot handler who she wound up marrying she proposed to him from then on lily was renamed barbie after their daughter, barbara. but handlers company wouldn't buy the rights to the literally don't until 1964, 300000 barbie sold in the 1st year. and the goal is still one of the best selling toys in the wor

my husband, i took a vacation with my daughter, barbara, and my son kemp, and we were in switzerland and there was a display that i saw this adult dall. it was exactly the kind of dell that toy entrepreneur ruth handler wanted for her daughter. when she could not only play money with, but one for which she could dream of an exciting life when she could. wow, the barbie is single, childless, and confident in 1959 and that was a very modern image of a woman. root handler was way ahead of her time. so it's, you know, 5060 is very, very conservative. when barbie's being invented, bruce handler was a jewish feminist who was working at a very young age and she was wearing a paramount pictures as a teenager driving around. she picked up the guy that she like elia chandler, who she wound up marrying. she proposed to him from then on. lilly was renamed from then on. lilly was renamed barbie after their daughter, barbara. but handlers company wouldn't buy the rights to delete all entering toys in the world. barbie laid the foundation for the successive mattel's which built an entire universe a

bill recalling when he was hired to produce the barbara walters specials.ake a look. >> i told everybody, i said, this is the best job in television. it really was and i was saying this to some tv executive there who will remain nameless, a male who's long gone, and he said, hey, not so fast there, kid. you know, you're 33. she's 58. nobody wants to see a woman over age 60 on television. so you got a year, maybe two, now. think about this for a second. a quarter of a century later, she is doing live television five days a week. we're putting primetime specials -- i mean, so people talk about, you know, her battles over sexism but how about that ageism front? she was pretty amazing in that regard too. >> whit: i remember that interview. our colleagues at "the view" remembering him fondly saying the talk show wouldn't exist without him and thanking him for helping to create one of the most iconic brands on television. "view" co-hosts past and present paying tribute. sherri shepherd saying she's devastated and joy behar saying she's forever grateful to bill an

barbara perry co-director, who is the jerry belial? black hills professor here at the miller center and the director of presidential studies co-leads the oral history program. over her time, she has conducted more than 120 interviews for. the george h.w. bush project, the george w. bush project and barack obama project. in addition to having pulled together and completed the edward kennedy oral history project and helping launch the hillary clinton oral history project. we don't just do presidents. we do other senior officials. and with that, it's a great opportunity to introduce our special guest, who's joining us by zoom today, robert gates. as you all know, robert gates served as u.s. secretary of defense from december 2006 in the bush 43 administration. and he continued his service through july 2011 into the obama administration. he's been awarded the national security medal, the presidential citizen's, and has twice received the national distinguished service medal. secretary gates also completed three miller center oral history i

i'm interested to hear barbara 's thoughts on that as well. >> that's perfect timing, because barbarat there. barbara, let's talk about that. the distinctions between these statutes. 18 to 41, 2:42. this idea of a deprivation of rights under color of law. which is just one of those things that -- there are so many things over the years, my viewer and we had never heard of this before. it could be that we come to hear a lot about it. what is your take? >> well i don't know whether it is 2:41 or 2:42, i've heard reporting that suggests one or the other. but i think it may not matter because whatever when they are going to use, i think even if donald trump was pretending to use the color of law, he did black that authority. it is the same statute that gets used by police officers who exceed their authority when they engage in police brutality. they use their batch and claim the color of law, even though they lack the authority to abuse peoples rights. i think either one of these might work. what i think is particularly interesting about the use of either of these statutes and why it migh

that's just something that very good prosecutors do. >> barbara, let me ask you. there are reports that mr. trump has been adding to his legal team. so far it seems, i think, to most that the main focus of their strategy is to try to push everything off as long as they can to try to keep pressure on the justice department to push this back into an election year. what do you make of the sort of maneuvering we've seen among the legal team for the former president. >> well, that certainly has been the strategy so far. delay is the victory strategy here. if you could get the trial pushed past the november 24 election, then donald trump has a lot of options. he can appoint a new attorney general who can dismiss the case, for example. >> barbara, is that possible? is it conceivable that he could push all of these separate cases past november 24th? we're talking months and be months away. >> i think that it probably is not going to happen in the new york case where a trial date has been set for march. seems like that is on course to go. i think that most judges would den

and barbara mcquaid is a former u.s. attorney, law professor at the university of michigan and msnbc legal analyst. great to have all of you here. yasmin, what is new where you are today? >> i tell you, chris, as you said, this is really a very much a waiting game. you hustle down here and then we wait it out, but you're worried about the second you turn your back and then something actually breaks. let me walk you through what we know right now, speaking to our producer inside the courtroom. we know a grand jury has convened. but it is not the grand jury that we are watching for, right. we can't definitively say at this point whether or not that grand jury will or will not convene as of today. if not today, and that is a major if, keep that in mind, we're looking at the next date. they have been meeting every week tuesdays and thursdays. we're looking at thursday as the next day they would convene. we have been keeping our eyes here in front of the courthouse in washington and also around the corner as well, chris, wher

attorney and msnbc legal analyst, barbara mcquade. barbara, thank you for being with us.of course. trump's latest claim is that he wasn't sure enough any classified documents, as heard on that 2021 audio that nbc news acquired earlier this week. it was just bravado, he said. this is after he went on truth social and said documents were planted, so how do these changing defenses go over in court? >> it's the reason, lindsey, that lawyers always tell the clients not to speak when they have been charged with a crime to save it for court, because they want to put together a cohesive story that they can share with the jury. when you have changing stories, just to match whatever happens to be in the news cycle that day, is what prosecutors referred to as consciousness of guilt. if there was one, true defense, it would stick to the same story. but to say first, they were planted, and then, they have the ability to declassify them and, well, it wasn't really classified documents, and it was just bravado. all of that suggests a person is not telling the truth. so that trial, all t

barbara, i want to read a part of this information within a redacted portion of the affidavit describingness five who we know to be trump's aide walt nauta on may 24th, last year carrying these boxes inside mar-a-lago. just two days later nauta was interviewed by fbi agents and during that interview nauta was questioned about the location of these boxes extensively. he claimed he didn't know the location of the boxes and then after his interview with the fbi, nauta was observed by the camera footage moving more boxes inside mar-a-lago. so how significant is all of this, barb? >> well, i think it's very powerful evidence as to both walt nauta and donald trump. we know that these boxes get moved, and what's interesting is while a large number of boxes get moved from that area, not all of them come back, and so when nauta says he doesn't know anything about these boxes, you know, that clearly is false. but what is also interesting is we then see witness five, walt nauta escort donald trump's lawyer in there in the room we know now has not all of the boxes. that's where he conducts his revie

with me now is former united states attorney barbara mcquade. she is the co-host of the sisters in law podcast and an msnbc legal analyst. we also have david rohde, senior executive editor for national security, author of the book in deep, the fbi, the cia, and the truth about america's deep state. that's exactly what we are talking about here. welcome to both of you. i was just speaking to will hurd, former cia operative running for president now. even he, and i think he's a relatively straight shooter, even he had trouble coming out and saying that this was bs, going after the fbi >> going after the department of justice is just throwing red meat at the base. it's not actually based in any reality. >> look, will hurd is a character in my book. he served a cia operative overseas. he risked his life for the country. he pushed against conspiracy theories. look, the cia and fbi and justice department are incredibly powerful federal agencies. they targeted a left leaning groups throughout the vietnam era. they were used by richard nixon to target h

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joining us are garrett haake, lauren jaret, ken delainen and barbara mcquaid, former u.s. attorney. and danny cevallos. gary, what do we know so far at this hour? >> the former president scooping his antagonist and suggesting he believes his indictment is imminent if he does not appear or if he does before the grand jury, in the next four days. now, we have confirmation from law enforcement sources. jack smith, sent this target letter to donald trump. we've been referring to this as the january 6th probe. but it's much bigger than that. we don't know if there's specifics about the charges mr. trump might face. we don't know if anyone else has received other target letters. no one had received similar letters. for his part, the former president has been reactive on the social media platform, on lengthy posts, describing this as a witch hunt. he has conflated the prosecutions of him, on the local, state or federal level, where political efforts to keep him from returning. this is when he first came down the escalator. the political and the legal deeply entangled here. the former presi