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authorities to establish early peace and end the war between russia and ukraine, as wolfgang ann berger is a writer and political analyst for us he says that the foreign minister will not last long, anyway, the result of the german politicians is the crisis that we are witnessing, so they are not correct, and i don't think their peaceful statements should be taken seriously. drinking in germany these days is talking about sending long-range taurus missiles and drones manufactured by rheinmetall. it is hot for ukraine and the emphasis is on peace, while these days some parties in the german coalition government and conservative parties outside the government have increased the pressure to equip ukraine with long-range missiles to be used deep in the soil, amir shujaei of sed and sima news agency to ali ministry of foreign affairs russia has banned the entry of 54 englishmen, including the country's defense minister and karim khan, the chief prosecutor of the international criminal court . he emphasized that moscow will continue to expand the scope of this list. this action of russia was

really express that and has defended free speech in their mind and everyone else, and that was doug bergeryou heard that expression speak softly and carry a big stick. that's what he did up there. i suppose i will end my call by saying that is what's on every call right now. how does it taste? >> barbie, good morning. >> good morning. how are you. >> went well. >> i was calling about the debate last night. i thought out of all of them, she was great. she had common sense. but she was the only one with common sense, and she told us why the numbers wouldn't have the abortion ban. it makes sense read if you just tell people the reason and the truth, she outshined all of them. that's all i have to say. >> new orleans. good morning. go ahead. >> good morning. i did watch the debate last night, and it was chaotic from beginning to end. part of it was because of the questions that the moderators asked. that cause confusion for the audience and the participants. no one talked about what they would do or will do if possible to address the problems that are facing the nation now. and how it will hel

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early peace and end the war russia and ukraine see, as writer and political analyst wolfgang ann berger tells us, anyway, the service of german politicians, the crisis that we are witnessing, was never correct, and i don't think that their peaceful statements should be the new thing in germany these days. the sending of long-range taurus missiles and uavs manufactured by rhine metal company to ukraine is hot, and the emphasis is on peace, while these days some parties in the german coalition government and conservative parties outside the government are pushing to equip ukraine with long-range missiles for use in deep and russia increased amir shojaei of radio and television news agency told ali that the ministry of foreign affairs of russia banned the entry of 54 englishmen, including the minister of defense of this country and karim khan, the chief story of the international criminal court. two newspapers, the guardian and daily telegram, reported to russia and emphasized that moscow will continue to expand the scope of this list. this action was taken in response to british sanctions

for example, campaign finance reports listed a stephen berger at an address on brandt road in brawleylifornia. but when asked, the people who live at that address said they have no idea who stephen berger might be. sounds suspicious, although the santos campaign was happy to provide this picture. now. in response... [applause] it's quality. it's quality. it's a quality joke. in response, the santos campaign has updated their donor list and has assured us thereal santos contributors are david authentico, pierre mcflurry, alberto realname, and heresa notherguy. that's not all -- [applause] sure. alberto realname, old friend of mine, alberto realname. that's not all the george santos news i refuse to stop talking about. the congressman was also spotted last week at a karaoke night in d.c. where patrons tried to get him to sing karaoke but even though he ultimately declined, santos did say that his go-to karaoke song is "i will survive." that is of course the disco classic recorded in 1978 by george santos. but... ♪ first i was afraid ♪ ♪ i was petrified ♪ but if you do want to hear georg

german authorities to establish early peace and end the war between russia and ukraine, as wolfgang bergerwriter and political analyst, tells us. foreign minister chandani in any case, it is not the result of the actions of german politicians in this crisis that we are witnessing. none of their documents are correct, and in my opinion , their peaceful statements should not be taken seriously, and in germany these days there is a lot of talk about sending long-range taurus missiles and drones manufactured by rheinmetall to ukraine. and the emphasis is on peace, while these days some parties in the german coalition government and conservative parties outside the government are increasing the pressure to equip ukraine with long-range missiles to be used deep in russian soil . good morning, wrestler the world youth championship of iran is waiting for 5 marks in the first five weights. today, the representatives of five weights are on the wrestling mat of the second five weights . in the next hour, it is knowledge. wrestling from ukraine in 82nd yasin yazdi with frangikari from russia 97th amir

russia and ukraine do not see as wolfgang berger the author and political analyst tells us that the foreign minister is the result of the actions of german politicians in this crisis that we are witnessing. none of their papers are correct and i don't think their peaceful statements should be taken seriously. in germany, these days there is talk of sending long-range taros missiles and drones. the construction of rhine metal company is hot for ukraine and the emphasis is on peace, while these days some parties in the german coalition government and conservative parties outside the government are increasing the pressure to equip ukraine with long-range missiles to be used deep in russian soil, amir shujaei of the news agency voice some sources, citing the ministry of foreign affairs of canada, say that canada has rejected the request of the terrorist group of the hypocrites to stay in this country . not long ago, they told the german police that the members of this group were planning to immigrate to canada in accordance with the interests of the country and preventing their activities. cana

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including this notorious called the secretary of state brad reference berger. i just want to find a $11780.00 loads, which is one more that we have because we want to say that alleged conspiracy also included false accusations and harassment of election workers including ruby freeman, who said she had to go into hiding after trump, fans invaded her grandmother's home to make what they called. the citizens arrest. also contained false allegations for ballot for on. and this was an election that we want to easily. we want to buy a lot. village plot also contained a sick electricity in which trump back the electors tried to form a false slate of electors who sought to flip the state of georgia for trump after his loss. and it involved in extraordinary data breach, and really coffee county were trump partisans were called in. this stands, i would say, in a fruitless search for massive fraud. georgia was just one of several states trunk would've needed to win to win the 2020 election. georgia was a special case, it's tended to lean republican and he lost by a small

catch my radio show, three great guests already and wants to be president, the governor of doug berger, the governor of north dakota and we will talk to jonathan turley, always seems happy. always intense, lawrence jones, cross country, very good. it's going to start now. >> good evening, welcome to cross-country. today marks the 60th anniversary of doctor martin luther king junior, i have a dream speech. in his speech, he talked about not judging one another by the color of one's skin but the content builds character. we've come so far as a nation. sadly on this same day, a racially targeted attack in the city of jacksonville, florida killing three people and then himself. >> the shooter offered several manifestoes. one to his parents, one to the media and one federal agents. portions of the manifestoes detail the shooter's disgusting ideology of hate. the shooting was racially motivated and hated black people. he wanted to kill -- delete. >> making it clear this is hate, pure and simple. desantis responded tonight calling the shooter a scumbag. >> i was able to speak in jacksonville

reference berger was unwilling or unable to address the various claims. in the indictment he gets into trumps lies to georgia officials. 139% of detroit residents voted. again just made up. not even close to true. number 23 was the lie that thousands of dead people voted in michigan. again made up. 24, 25 and 26 or otherwise about the election in pennsylvania, arizona and michigan. they knew the vote totals were based on allegro irregularities and fraud. >> it some gatorade and stick around. trump is expected to walk into the fulton county jail for the arraignment and just days. no surrender date has been agreed upon. the d.a. set a deadline for the chump and the codefendants to surrender by next friday. a key difference here is trump could get a mug shot. on fox, opinions on whether or not that is a good thing, those are mixed. here is laura ingram. >> these people are sick. how is a mug shot in any way necessary or in any way good for america. are they worried he's going to disappear into the general population. and that he would try to leave the countr

she's got far beyond the trump call to secretary of state brad rafts berger. there could be people involved in that who could fake charges, and what we've heard about, the fake electors who assembled in georgia. >> understood. timing-wise, because she's presenting next week, that's why folks believe the decision is coming next week. >> there are two that immediate reg regularly. she's lining up the witnesses so she can present the -- the witnesses are supposed to be a 48 hours' heads-up, so hopefully we'll have some signals. >> thank you so much. >>> major developments in the federal probe into 2020 election interference as well. a newly unsealed court filing says the special counsel got a warrant for the former president's twitter account, and it was so sensitive that twitter couldn't disclose it to trump. we're also see the trump tale's road map for overturning the 2020 election. a "new york times" got their hands on the memo. what can you tell you about this highly sensitive search warrant? >> this is coming out in newly unsealed court records. it turns out

members of the administration, republican secretaries of state like brad reference berger who was famouslybeen reduced to as a country under donald trump. not enough to say the secretary of state of georgia reported this and in fact recorded it so donald trump is on tape, you have to say, you know, this republican secretary of state who supported donald trump and gave him money even thought it was ridiculous and said there was ridiculous and said there was no way he was going to violate his oath like that. so at some point we will be able to claw ourselves out of the vicious partisanship that donald trump has injected into our country did in the meantime it is overwhelming the republicans who are pointing the finger at donald trump for all these crimes. that the finger at donald trump for all these crimes.— all these crimes. at the same time we saw _ all these crimes. at the same time we saw the _ all these crimes. at the same time we saw the former- time we saw the former president's poll numbers rise on the back of these indictments. his fundraising has gone up off the back of the indict

republican, members of the trump administration, republican secretaries of state like brad reference bergerho of course donald trump famously told, just find me 11,780 votes. these are republicans, i'm sorry to even have to put it in those terms but this is what we have been reduced to, is not enough to see the secretary of state of georgia reported it. he is on tape saying,, to this secretary of state who gave him money, even thought it was for close and say that there was no way he would violate his oath like that. so at some point we will be able to call ourselves out of the vicious partisanship that donald trump is injected into our country but in the meantime it is overwhelming republicans who are pointing the finger at donald trump for all of these crimes.— finger at donald trump for all of these crimes. ., these crimes. the same time we have seen the former _ these crimes. the same time we have seen the former president _ these crimes. the same time we have seen the former president has - these crimes. the same time we have seen the former president has on - seen the former president

catch my radio show, three great guests already and wants to be president, the governor of doug bergerdakota and we will talk to jonathan turley, always seems happy. always intense, lawrence jones, cross country, very good. it's going to start now. >> good evening, welcome to cross-country. today marks the 60th anniversary of doctor martin luther king junior, i have a dream speech. in his speech, he talked about not judging one another by the color of one's skin but the content builds character. we've come so far as a nation. sadly on this same day, a racially targeted attack in the city of jacksonville, florida killing three people and then himself. >> the shooter offered

with us to follow the significance of this, eric berger of the senior space center, i apologize, what other news but india and the south pole, why is that a big deal? >> it is a big deal because we think as you said that there is this water ice in the permanent the shadowed region. 70 ° south, on earth it would be where sweeteners with respect to the north pole. they are in the ballpark but certainly not there. this is a big moment for india. they tried three years ago to land on the moon and crashed into it and on the second attempt, made it back. lauren: 1 does it mean with all this renewed interest in the moon, we are getting ready with artemis, to do the same kind of thing, china is there, russia hopes to be there, interesting vehicle that crashed much as they did at the time we were landing on the moon in 1969. what is behind all this? >> there's a huge rush back to the moon for commercial and geopolitical reasons. on the commercial side of things the technology companies have developed is just getting to the point you can send small spacecraft to the moon, private funding. geopo

and half years, special testimony from more than 75 witnesses georgia secretary of state rob rob bergerp called after the election, pressuring him to find the votes needed to win. >> i only need 11,000 votes. >> donald trump made to other phone calls in 2020 and 2021. >> client -- continued to say he did not lose and it is creating a lot of tension and chaos, the unnecessary. >> trump who is the leading republican candidate has denied wrongdoing, speaking about the case in iowa on saturday >> no plea deal because i did nothing wrong. election interference. >> republican leaders are standing by the masses legal troubles mount. others are not convinced. >> how can he serve us, american people if he is doing this kind of stuff on the side. >> he has been blasting willis, trying to get her disqualified but a judge denied the motion reno roy, abc 7 news atlanta. >> president biden is headed back to the west coast. he will travel to lake tahoe where you will stay until august 24. the visit comes after his administration allocated more than $3 billion to fight a subspecies from spreading. >> g

berger tried for treason after he tried to announce himself king in the west years ago.maybe that's the closest analog. a great chapter in american history, look that one up. but basically we never had anything like it. there is really no apples to apples comparison here. now you've got a defendant. let's just say he's just any defendant. if you threaten we are threatened you. this afternoon. kristie, talking about the judge, the obama appointed judge. he then goes into a conspiracy theory about a conflict of interest that is taken from a website publishing some of the most ludicrous and easily debunked aspects of the big lie about how joe biden lost the election. so that's where he's getting, that's where he sourcing it. so let's try to sink, kristy, if this were any other defendant posted on social media about the judge, what would you expect? >> first you look at the serious nature of the charges that are involved here. and january six charges talked about exploiting violence, exploiting a mob mentality in order to get to overturning the results of the democratic elec

ruling on this would have to come down so that people like secretary benson and secretary rafrens bergery have to do? >> it's to punish criminal behavior, which is why there's a presumption of innocence and a requirement of proof beyond a reasonable doubt, right to a jury, there are all kinds of protections that are put in place for the unique process that can a after all deprive someone of the interest. not being deprived of liberty or thrown in jail for it. we need to be careful about establishing a burden here that really doesn't exist in this provision of the constitution. but i do agree with the secretary that there are -- ewe need to have guardrails to look at to determine was it an insurrection. did the person engage in insurrection or provide aid to the enemies thereof. those are factual arguments that have to be hashed out. i have no doubt that the courts will have to hear any challenge. they may hear a challenge by a candidate who is deprived from the ballot. that they wrokfully allowed the person on the ballot. it can go either way, but i suspect the courts will be involved in

. >> brad rafers berger is the secretary of state in georgia and one of the republicans who stood upgainst trump's conspiracy theories and claims of election fraud after losing the 2020 presidential election. >> okay, thank you very much. hello, brad and ryan and everybody. we appreciate the time and the call. >> trump was joined by a number of advisers including mark meadows and clee that mitchell. >> if we could go over some of the numbers, i think it's clear that we won. we won very substantially in georgia. >> reporter: at the time of the election, gabriel sterling was the voting systems implementation manager. >> i was kind of irritated i wasn't on the call. i heard the call the next day. and i'm like, i'm so thankful i was not on that call. it was an hour of 55 minutes the president spoke and stfs a -- the greatest hits of all the stuff we had been debunking for two months. >> giving oxygen to this continued disinformation is leading to a continuing erosion of people's belief in our elections. >> trump appeared to threaten the secretary of state. >> you know what they did and y

catch my radio show, three great guests already and wants to be president, the governor of doug berger, the governor of north dakota and we will talk to jonathan turley, always seems happy. always intense, lawrence jones, cross country, very good. it's going to start now. ♪ ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight. ♪ oer the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming. ♪ and the rocket's red glare. ♪ the bombs bursting in air. ♪ gave proof through the night. ♪ that our flag was still there. ♪ oh, say does that star spangled banner yet wave. ♪ oer the land of the free. ♪ and the home of the brave. ♪ >> straight to a fox news alert, three marines are dead and five others are seriously hurt after a u.s. military aircraft crashed in northern australia. >> the ma marine marine corps n board when it crashed. they say that they can confirm it crashed on elvil island, northern territory australia while transporting troops during a routine training exercise. australia's prime minister reacted to the crash. >> this is a difficult inches p incident. we're responding f

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he had this guy, sandy berger, cutting berger, who admitted to cutting up classified documents and he much bigger fine. he could have got prison but they're prison time. but they're going after trump. prison time. but they're going after know trump. prison time. but they're going after know this. trump. prison time. but they're going after know this. trijust and we know this. and not just trump. look trump. they've gone after look at people who've been at the people who've been arrested early arrested or raided in the early hours steve hours of the morning. steve bannon, roger peter bannon, roger stone, peter navarro , rudy giuliani. navarro, rudy giuliani. so it's like scene where like a goodfella scene where they're just like a montage where whacking them all. >> so you agree that they are gangsters, then? >> agree biden is >> i agree that the biden is behaving gangster, behaving like a gangster, whackingyeah, he's he's the because, yeah, he's he's the corleone of the corleone at the end of the godfather taking them out the godfather taking them out of the baptism. it's baptism. and

think of donald trump's call to brad rathens berger. they submitted documents in court proceedings claiming that there was massive election fraud that they knew were false. computer trespass, this is the brand new story about the breach of the voting systems. if you do that, not surprisingly, that's a driem. so if they can prove that, those people will be convicted. then forgery of documents. this goes to the fake elector scheme. they got together people that claim they were trump electors. so rico is count one. >> possible these could be easerier to prove. we'll have to wait and see. at least on paper you think the standard is a little lower. the other thing here, all the defendants, it's not just trump. >> there are 19 defendants in all. here's all of them. but let's break them down into categories. trump is his own category, but mark meadows, he's not charged in jack smith's case. he's not one of the coconspirators. he is charged here in a limited capacity. he's charged in the rico and for that call to brad eight lawyers charged in s

looked at everything from the call between donald trump and former secretary of state brad rathens berger. to these bonkers presentations that rudy giuliani and other trump allies made before georgia state lawmakers. so she has a lot to work with when it comes to the case that she's likely to present before the grand jury. >> we heard former president trump talk about all of this at that rally in new hampshire last night. his response was unsurprising. >> it was unsurprising. he is expected to be indicted for a fourth time. his team is expected to be indictmented for a fourth time. it doesn't mean he's happy about it, and he's had some pointed language for this district attorney. take a listen to what he said yesterday. >> i probably have another one. they say there's a young woman, a young racist in atlanta. this is a person that wants to indict me. she has a lot of problems, but she wants to indict me to try to run for some other office. >> obviously, the district attorney knows this is the kind of stuff the former president says about her. she's faced a number of threats and her view i

new residential properties, we just made a deal a couple weeks ago with larry silverstein, marty berger and nathan bergen, the conversion expert, building a block from where you are, a building my family in the early '60s built for goldman sachs' headquarters. they moved out, and drexel came in and mid-'90s we converted it to the city's first wired office building it's perfect for conversion. there will be over 500 apartments, gym, pool, amenities, a rooftop deck, all the things the young workers in new york city are looking for. and then this -- just now, this morning, mayor adams announced a special office to facilitate conversions in midtown south and potentially can create 20% new residential apartments so, we need to increase supply we have a housing shortage these buildings, older buildings losing tenants to newer buildings that have the amenities, have the infrastructure are critical for the city to continue to grow >> so, it's happening. so, you're doing these kind of deals, bill. i thought the big developers were going to florida and texas and to short of shinier places and had

season questions around demand on the residential side joining us with his outlook today is ceo john bergereat to have you back thanks for the time. i wonder if you heard pippen talking about some of the potential policy tailwinds i wonder, do you think that's still in the can we're just getting started where are we on that >> thanks, carl, for having me we're just in the early innings but we're seeing a boom in residential energy it's really transformed at this point in time. part of what's happening here is the residential, particularly behind the meter, has shifted. it's not just about solar panels anymore. it's about batteries, it's about load management, it's about key pumps and generators and ev chargers coming together to be operated on a software system and supported to float power when storms are outside or when heat is really training the grid system we're really seeing a transformation of an alternative service of power so, essentially a competitive source of power or freedom to have more reliability at a cheaper price for your energy. not just for your home, but for your car as

went back to mexico where he was able to escape, gop presidential candidate and north dakota doug bergerin eagle pass he met up with us and what's happening at the border is a national security crisis. the national security cost of the open borders would be around for decades in our country of the failure of the biden administration right now. >> down in the rio grande valley border patrol reports what are the border patrol stations encountered over 1100 illegal immigrants in a 24 hour period that happened near lead grill yet texas, they saw 4600 illegal crossings this weekend alone. then we will talk about the fentanyl, lastly take a look at the images, novalis arizona, cbp at the port of entry announcing a single day last week, the officers seized over 870,000 fentanyl pills in three separate bust as well as 14 pounds appear fentanyl powder, the pills were hidden in roofing paper, and a car and strapped to a human body. back out here like to put that into perspective for you the single port of entry has seized over 40 million fentanyl pills and sent october 1, there are 328 of them in

. >> reporter: victor, amara, it appears that university of idaho murder suspect brian kober berger willn six weeks. the judge slated jury selection for one week behalf the trial is set to start in october, saying he expects to bring in potentially a thousand jurors at this point, and that may not even be enough. one of the key issues discussed during that pretry hearing was kohberger's alibi. his defense team says he likes to take long drives during the night and that's what they say he was doing the night of the murders. now the witness list is too long and that there's not enough time for the state to prepare for cross-examination before the trial. the judge ruled that bryan kohberger has until the beginning of sect to present witnesses for an alibi if he has any. >> there were always other procedural items brought up. the defense attorneys want more information on how they came to the conclusion kohberger is the suspect in the case based on dna. they brought in expert witnesses. a judge did not make a decision regarding that motion, but, victor, amara, it does appear that this is mov

the selection, whether it be the for collectors with a phone call that you mentioned to reference berger they were properly electors in the case, that can bring all that together in one big charge and put donald trump at that event. how unusual is it for them to use the statute?— how unusual is it for them to use the statute? , , ~ ., , , , the statute? this da has been using the statute? this da has been using the statute? this da has been using the statute and _ the statute? this da has been using the statute and some _ the statute? this da has been using the statute and some famous - the statute? this da has been using the statute and some famous cases| the statute and some famous cases involving education groups and others but the racketeering on the federal side is reserved for criminal organisations, things like the mafia. it has been used against governments, it has been used against law enforcement, but it is unusual. and they're much more aggressive in georgia under the state law of using the racketeering law than you would see generally across the nation. hahn law than you woul

there are four who will testify today including former secretary of state brad rat lis berger. donald trump was on the infamous call where he asked brad raffensperger to find the votes he needed for that state. >> i only need 11,000 votes. i need 11,000 votes. give me a break. all i want to do is this. i just want to find 11,780 votes, which is one more than we have, because we want to say there's -- there's nothing wrong with saying, you know, that you've recalculated. >> meadows plans to argue that he was simply acting in his capacity as the top aide to the former president. fulton county district attorney fani willis's office says meadows violated the hatch act, a law that bars him from working on a political campaign while working in a government job. there will be a push for a speedy trial for many of the defendants. the case would be slated to start no later than this november. meanwhile donald trump has turned his georgia mugshot into a record-breaking fund-raising hall. according to "politico," trump's campaign claims to have had its best day of fund-raising yet, pullin

when he said that, was he asking ross ten berger to falsify the votes.he will say no. will. >> he would say no. i think him simply saying find me 11780 votes i think that's a matter of will. i don't think that's is he looking to falsify the votes. the other question is, this issue about false elector. this it issue of false slaft electors. this essentially relied on a legal theory of some of the president's attorneys on the reading of the 12th amendment that the vice president has turn down electors from states. i think that's bizarre theory. a couple of well-known attorneys hold it. i don't know that holding that theory or acting on it is necessarily criminal. i think there is all kinds of problems in this case. >> steve: no kidding. obviously. and we have talked about that. julian, we booked you because you were senior counsel on house judiciary. >> chief counsel for the democrats. >> steve: thank you very much. that makes much better business cashed. now it sounds like the house republicans under the direction of jim jordan they are going after fani w

i talked today with a guy named michael berger.climate study at columbia university. he argues that the longer impact, the broader impact of this ruling will be nationwide , because the findings of fact in this case were affirmed by the judge that said climate change is real, that emissions drive climate change, that climate change can be harmful, and that local emissions in your own state can damage the people who live in that state. he says those findings of fact are substantial, and that it is not setting precedent around the country, but that a lot of other cases -- and there are a lot of other cases going on, there are several other youth cases that are going on, lots of litigation against fossil fuel industries -- these findings of facts could have a much broader impact and could ripple out nationwide. geoff: william brangham thanks , so much for that reporting. william: my pleasure, geoff. geoff: and if you missed william's original report looking at the case of the young activists in montana, you can find it on pbs.org/news

. >> berger's mission is to offer a free alternative to the dominant left wing ideology and culture mediaeir stated agenda. what seems to be their true agenda? and even more importantly, what is the harm than of it being part of a public school curriculum? >> first, no to that i do not know a floater district yet that's gonna allow this programming in their schools, even though the state has approved it. so -- a lot of teachers across state, very concerned, because what pressure you, even their ceo has said that they intend to indoctrinate students in the state of florida. that is what their curriculum intends. it is not about teaching a complete and honest history, it is about whitewashing history. it's about lying to students. and it certainly has no educational value, whatsoever. and so educators, we want to make sure the content was teachers are using -- screaming for resources and content, we want to make sure that content is appropriate. >> san, it is my understanding that you are leading a memorialization project to preserve african american history. here is what one of the local r

>> wolf, being part of a call to georgia's secretary of state, brad raftens berger, after the votes had been counted, recounted, and certified, where the call calls for 11,780 votes that don't exist, that is per se criminal. being a part of an elaborate scheme as alleged by fani willis to produce counterfeit electoral certificates? those are phony as 3-dollar bills. that is per se criminal. so the kinds of things that are alleged as to the former white house chief of staff, the former president, amount to allegations of an attempted coup. it cannot be the case legally. it's fair to ask, it's fair to try, elliot and i have been talking about this for over two years now that this day would come. but it's extremely unlikely they'll succeed, because the question is, is engineering an attempted coup part of official white house chief of staff duties? that can't be right. >> it will be determined. carrie, beyond meadows and trump, could any of these other codefendants seek to move this whole trial from the state to the federal? >> well, it would depend on the particular defendant that is invo

including this notorious called the secretary of state brad reference berger. i just want to find a $11780.00 loads, which is one more that we have because we want to say that alleged conspiracy also included false accusations and harassment of election workers including ruby freeman, who said she had to go into hiding after trump, fans invaded her grandmother's home to make what they called. the citizens arrest. also contained false allegations for ballot for on. and this was an election that we want to easily. we want to buy a lot. village plot also contained a sick electricity in which trump back the electors tried to form a false slate of electors who sought to flip the state of georgia for trump after his loss. and it involved in extraordinary data breach, and really coffee county were trump partisans were called in. this stands, i would say, in a fruitless search for massive fraud. georgia was just one of several states trunk would've needed to win to win the 2020 election. georgia was a special case, it tended to lean republican and he lost by a small ma

now we haven't heard anything from mark dr. berger's company meta in the past. you seem to indicate that he'd be willing to do that. uh, would you be willing to let it stream on the other platform and not his own? probably not. and we should always have point out that you are most does have a tendency of saying things prematurely. the turn out to not happen. he is, by most standards, fairly or radical when it comes to his social media. still it is possible. so you might be asking yourself, why does it 2 of the richest man in the world, one that actually involves physical violence of the cage match probably in las vegas? well, there animosity goes back for it started when space x, which must console owns had a they were playing facebook satellite up, it blew up is that converge? said he was unhappy about that must later said, look, you have insurance will give you another free flight. and so it just went down from there, then they started fighting over artificial intelligence. and they really got heated as mosque took over twitter re branded as x. and does that c