so why did the former president al capone, we have some al capone fans. trouble with the l law. so is former new york mayor and baby who likes what you're doin' with those car keys, rudy giuliani. this one comes from the investigation into the ex-president's election interference in georgia, where he demanded that the georgia secretary of state somehow find him 11,780 votes. which, coincidentally, is the all same number of investigations he's under. rudy was one of the key players behind this plot, and has been ordered to testify before a grand jury in fulton county next week. you gotta feel bad for georgia. first the devil went down there, and now they have to get a visit from rudy? [cheers and applause] at least they're both great at fiddlin'. really? really? no? that is fair enough. although technically, he was playing the organ. but giuliani's attorney tried to fight the summons, claiming rudy couldn't fly to atlanta because of a recent heart stent operation. apparently, doctors had to remove a blockage obstructing the flow of life-giving beaujolais.

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a group of federal agents who were trying to take down al capone. george stone. that your name? what's your real name? >> that is my real name. >> nah. what was it before you changed it? >> giuseppe petry. >> that's all you need. on . >> what did you say. >> i said -- >> you know, that scene as good today as it was in 1987. >> it was such a blessing to work with sean. weighs my childhood hero, you know. james bond was our, you know, there wasn't marvel or anything like that. he was the guy. >> so how was it, to be in that film and work with sean? >> amazing, amazing. he was a total pro, you know, it's like that little bit with the clipboard. >> where he jams you in the chest. >> we were in rehearsal at a hotel in chicago. the ballroom there. we running through all the scenes, and he had his lines on a clipboard, like the scene, and he looked at them a moment, and he went like this, and he looked at me and shoved that metal piece of the clipboard into my chest. the first scene, imagine me acting with james bond, you know. and he shoved it in my chest

a group of federal agents who were trying to take down al capone.e? what's your real name? >> that is my real name. >> what was it before you changed it? >> giuseppe petre. >> geez, i knew it. that's all you need, one thieving wop on the team. >> what's that you said? >> i said that you're a lying member of a no-good race. >> that's much better than you, you stinking irish pig. >> oh, i like him. >> you know, that scene is as good today as it was in 1987. >> it was such a blessing to work with sean. he was my childhood hero. he was james bond. there wasn't marvel or anything like that. he was it. >> right. how was it to be in that film and work with sean? >> amazing, amazing. he was a total pro. in fact, that little bit with the clipboard -- >> where he jams it in the chest -- >> what happens was we were in rehearsal at a hotel in chicago. in a ballroom there. running through all the scenes. he had his lines on a clipboard. like the scene, you know? he looked at it a moment. he went like this. he looked at me and he shoved that metal piece of the cl

to me, it is kind of like al capone who got -- on his murderous rain in chicago, ultimately got caughttax evasion case. to me, trump is a criminal, he is a pathological liar, and this is -- the irony is this is kind of the al capone tax evasion case, in my opinion. it is something the government could get him on because i did not get him on other things. amy: just 10 seconds, you have another piece talking about how lackeys always take the fall for president trump. >> he is a classic trump lackey. he is a low level guy who probably had no idea what was going on. he just followed orders. and then trump used him and abused him and set him up in a situation where everything he was doing was illegal. i am sure trump tried to convince this poor guy from the navy that he was the president and he could set the laws. i am sure it is somebody who had no idea what he was really doing. and then finally got caught up because he agreed to lie and obstruct justice for trump. i think if he is smart, he will flip on trump. the track record shows very few of trump's lackeys do flip on him. amy: and a n

and sentenced to life imprisonment for 22 murders, belkin's accomplice oleg pronin, nicknamed al capone 24 years in a strict regime colony for the murder of an investigator of the military prosecutor's office in 1998. this year, in august 2015, during a special operations in the tver region , 10 active members of the orekhovskaya organized crime group were detained, including igor sosnovskoy , nicknamed chapid and sergey frolov, nicknamed bolton, now the participants of the orekhovskaya organized crime group have received fifty convictions the total term of punishment for which exceeds 800 years. i believe that the path of racketeering and the history of organized crime in the form in which it ended in the nineties, but not only did it build up the muscles of the law , security agencies, in particular the state, in general, that video cameras are everywhere, what is there to offer young people there is a choice, unlike the nineties, but the main thing has changed the mentality of our people, because at that time. people and law enforcement officers of the police, including those who wer

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spit , this is about 150 km , a deep river was dug, the line of defense was probably a stable with caponers it is clear that such a rough training in nature , they will never recover and here we will have to work on this recovery and invest funds and technical efforts, because even naturally it will not recover, therefore different territories will be damaged to varying degrees and there will be a completely different recovery and unfortunately, we cannot assess because there are no experts on the left bank. we cannot go on an expedition to collect some data, but we judge only on the basis of open data , videos, photos, what we see, that's why information very little ago and it is difficult to assess the true scale if we talk about the short term, it will sow how well, if it is not safe, then at least minimize the damage, how to be with drinking water , in fact, while these data are being collected. as you said, well, this is a little bit not my question . in principle, this question of drinking water here has already been answered well, the most important thing now is to save life, that is

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>> apparently suitcase ron was a con man for al capone back in the day. i started giving out samples. the next thing you know, i would be given money. and there is some loyal customers, come rain or shine. >> and you could smell that popcorn from miles away on the friday outside there. let me tell you. so the community has set up the gofundme on their own to help suitcase ron. now as for security at the hotel, i reached out to the general manager and i'm waiting to hear back. >>> all right, some new tools at the pump and the law targeting big oil. it took affect today. the governor says it will expose the price manipulation in real time. and it also requires the monthly reports on refiners profit margins. and when refineries go offline. >> and these new laws will help us better manage gas supplies and track the profits, so californians aren't vulnerable to the greedy whims of big oil. all to monitor the industry. >>> california drivers, they're paying nearly $1.50 less than last year as we would head into a big holiday. aaa says those cheaper gas prices a

what kind of caponics they are, and lyoshki tsuryupinsk, as they call this city now, everyone already and other summer cottages, garden plots, large cities. this is the naked pier, just alyoshki, but it can go to sea, and at best in 3-4 days. why was this done, and by the ukrainian terrorists of ukraine because after all, these are no longer military, but civilian facilities, but civilian infrastructure, which gave light to the distribution station. new kakhovka, by the way, the distribution station of new kakhovka is another power plant of the new kakhovka , another target on which the ukrainian military strikes almost daily in order to de-energize the city and leave the population without electricity. there are now 26,000 people in novaya kakhovka itself. and the city is ah-ah, despite the constant shelling. why yes why do residents write that they did not hear the arrivals, because ah, they are constantly flying into the city on central street. and of course, the target. it was the kakkhovskaya hpp blow. i think the studio will continue. thank you olga for direct contact with the s

scissors and easily wounded him, according to the gangster himself for refusing to help with money, al caponeght . i'm sitting behind bars 800 andrey 800 you have 5.600 gennady has the word handles 200 or 1.000? attention to the screen souvenir pen in the form of a rose on a long stem is dedicated to this french fairy tale. let us suppose, puss in boots. of course, this is the little prince andrei, the question to alexei can, it was akhmadulina right? questions from anna egoyan for 400 romance music written by andrey petrov under the caress of a plush plaid yesterday i evoke a dream. what was it? whose victory who is defeated? this is just marina tsvetaeva a thousand stories in pictures. at the competitive work of heinrich semiradsky at the academy of arts, it was he who humbly takes medicine from his doctor philip. but the tsar was assured that they were trying to poison him. alexander the great painting called the trust of alexander the great to the doctor philip sizh behind bars for a thousand, this turkish poet, beloved in the soviet union , spent almost most of his life in prison. andrey

will be able to advance our issue of reparations, and here is the next question, as if quoting al caponein. with a good word, we use a gun, you always achieve what a good word is. there are free russia, not free there, yes. but they say it’s yours, they go there , we don’t know who goes there, well, we don’t know, well, try to cope, well, the weapons are going, but you know, there is such a nuance if you write what is needed, these are us let's talk with these people, we'll find their mobile phones there, we'll find out, and maybe we'll come to an agreement with them. well, how is russia with all the weather, everything is so-so, or the next question is to introduce the doctrine of limited sovereignty in relation to the russian elitists is the following, dear a- and we are officially warning you that someone will do something against ukraine . the friendship of the peoples has already ended . we are warning you. you are legal targets for our e for our special services. in we are here, everything is fine. yes, but there is a nuance. we have an office there on volodymyrska. you know, mr. k

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he was as notorious as al capone. to be done, especially him being put in a prison where these other guys were. i think they could have called him to check into protective custody and he would have speared for some reason, they ended up murdering him. eric: do you look behind your shoulder, now that you are out? is the mafia at the way it was before or has the federal government, with its laws and sentencing guidelines, basically decimated what we knew and what we see in the movies? >> yeah. i look over my shoulder. i am actually living a good life. i amped downtown of the city i grew up in right now as we speak. yeah, the mob, you know, my point and i think everybody's point, nowhere near what it was throughout the history up until the early 2000's. first thing, they are not killing anybody anymore. that is very smart. that is what is saving them from the 100 year sentences that they are getting. without the murders, you may get something small like a racketeering charge or whatever, what are you going to do, go away

al capone and don dillinger. you are president of the united states. he has an obligation to be transparent with the american people. >> julie: jacque heinrich is at the white house with the very latest. >> a source familiar with this document tells fox to be clear, the document does not say joe biden received any payments. house oversight republicans who viewed it say it alleges a pay the play scheme where a burisma executive paid the bidens to gain u.s. oil rights going to hunter biden and indirectly to the big guy who many understand to be the president using shell companies. >> one of the reasons that i'm encouraging oversight committee to subpoena more bank records to see if it's true or not. the ukrainian executives were bragging about the number of shell companies that it would take a decade the prove it to be able to show where the money went because they were purposely trying to hide the source of the funds. >> these unverified claims are still being investigated in delaware. >> i understand a lot of republicans are very frustrated. that inves

. >> al capone. >> martha: real quick, john. on this -- is it over? that's it, right?have the house oversight committee investigation going. i know that the department of justice said that their investigation is still ongoing. it's not clear what they mean by that. but you know, chris clark is very happy. the champagne is flowing in bidenland right now. >> martha: and i sense there's some embarrassment in delaware. they say it's on going. thanks, guys. great coverage. ronna mcdaniel on the gop buzz. >> it's the only way that we're going to save this country, if people can find a way to unify. people from the left and the right. i can. absolutely. at newday usa, that's what we're doing. we put our arm around the veterans. i think the veteran out there needs to refi his home, he may want to purchase and we can help them and provide that financial solution for them and their families. it's a great, rewarding feeling. everybody in the company, they have that deference and that respect and that love for the veteran that makes this company so unique. i'd like to take a momen

al capone said the shame thing. he's mocking the american people. and let me put something else out. listen, i don't know whether it is true or false that biden, in fact, took this bribe. but you know who knows to 100% certainty? joe biden. and if it's false he could call on the fbi, he could direct the fbi, hand over the 1023, hand over the 17 invoices recordings, because they will exonerate me and demonstrate my innocence. he's not doing that. instead his harshmen at doj are stone walling. i asked the deputy director did you do anything to investigate these allegations from a trusted informant, he refused to answer that question as well. this is a rogue agency that is insurely politicized and thoroughly weaponized and i've got to say, look, you contrast that with the trump indictment, which is utter and complete gar beige. and they issue the trump indictment as this news about janz is breaking. compare and contrast the two, with the trump indictment there's a complete and utter double standard. if you're going to indict someone for having classifi

>> apparently suitcase ron was a con man for all capone back in the day.nd when about this business and i started giving out samples the next thing you know they handed me money and i thought this is the biggest con in the world. and now it is suitcase ron. and my name is ron. >> reporter: suitcase ron hopes he gets his truck and valuables and kettle corn supplies back to be can be back in business again soon. >> everyone is talking about suitcase ron. >> there are some loyal fans. i will tell you that. loyal customers and they come rain or shine. >> as for the security at the hotel we reached out to the general manager and we are waiting to hear back. >>> hope, love, pride. >>> people come together to cycle from san francisco to los angeles. it is called the aids lifecycle and it is an event that raises millions for hiv and aids services. we talked to one couple who says their love of the event keeps them coming back year after year. >> reporter: they look after each other. gently checking each other's helmets. they have found joy in training, connecting

>> apparently suitcase ron was a con man for all capone back in the day.out his business and i started giving out samples the next thing you know they hand me money and i thought this is the biggest con in the world. now it is suitcase ron and my name is ron. >> reporter: suitcase ron hopes he gets his truck and valuables and kettle corn supplies back so we can be back in business again soon. >> everyone is talking about suitcase ron. >> there are some loyal fans, i will tell you that. loyal customers that come rain or shine. >> as for the security at the hotel we reached out to the general manager and are waiting to hear back. >>> hope, love, pride. >>> each year thousands of people from across the country in the world come together to cycle from san francisco to los angeles. it is called the aids lifecycle and it raises millions for hiv and aids services. we introduce you to one couple whose love of the event keeps them coming back year after year. >> reporter: they look after each other. gently checking each other's helmets. luke and men while are not a

al capone's, judges police officers and politicians in his pocket until he finally fell. by 1930, it was clear that this was, this was failing. there was a government commission called the wickersham commission that, that surveyed the alcohol prohibition and decided that that it was with them with corruption. and so, and 1933, you got the, the end of prohibition of alcohol. suddenly, the, the, the monthly head was this, the mostly profitable enterprise, the deprived of its main source of income, the autonomy and masha united around lucky luciano phones and alliance with meyer lansky. together they took control of the heroine market, to maximize profits. the mil upstairs costs and recall the drug. their adulterated products caused infections of doses. but the end of the prohibition on alcohol also caused run cost and frustration. a need to return the coal conservative white americans. the enemies of all kinds of highs and pleasures. the pre probation fights was laid by the new head of the federal bureau of narcotics. harry jay, i'm sitting on an advocate of strong arm tact

al capone's, judges police officers and politicians in his pocket until he finally fell. by 1930, it was clear that this was, this was failing. there was a government commission called the wickersham commission that surveyed the alcohol prohibition and decided that that it was risen with corruption. and so in 1933 you got the, the end of prohibition of alcohol. suddenly, the, the, the monthly had lost this, the numerous, we profitable enterprise, the deprived of its main source of income, the italian masha, united around lucky luciano phones and alliance with meyer lansky. together they took control of the heroine market, to maximize profits. the mil upstairs costs and recount the drug. their adulterated products caused infections of the doses. but the end of the prohibition on alcohol also caused run cost and frustration. a need to return the cold. conservative white americans, the enemies of all kinds of highs and pleasures. the pre probation fight was led by the new head of the federal bureau of narcotics. harry jay, i'm sitting on an advocate, a strong arm tactics and

this is what it was like on the treacherous el capone pass.assive amount of trucks, they looked good up in big bare many feet of snow, even in hollywood. my kids woke up this morning and they were like, is that cgi? very interesting i have a hard time believing it just so happens to be snowing on the day cocaine bare comes out. feels like marketing to me. speaking of cocaine bare, today marks the one-year anniversary of vladimir putin's unjustified invasion of ukraine. the united nations approved a resolution calling for russia to withdraw their troops. that should do it. if i know anything about history i know the best way to thwart an evil dictator is with a strongly worded letter. it's hard to believe this war has been going on for a year now. it's even harder to believe it's been only three months since the kremlin had to deny that vladimir putin fell down the stairs and pooped himself. never forget. never forget. meanwhile in china, in a pretend effort to try to help put an end to the war, china proposed a 12-part peace plan for russia an

so when your gang falls apart, you freelance and al capone in chicago was looking for some boys to come up to chicago and take care of a job on valentine's day. and egan's rats and i almost had hogan's heroes and jellyroll hogan's boys went up to chicago and performed the saint valentine's day massacre because they had a reputation of being real professionals. so this is my this is this is one of my favorite pictures that is to me, this is this is a picture of irish saint louis. you got cops, you got priests, you got leprechauns back there in the band. this is the 1930s. it's st patrick's in in well, saint patrick's was on was on six on sixth street and there's there's just you get a politician in there. so, you know, by this time, you know, they're getting pretty well pretty well assimilated. one of the thing that contributed to assimilation and this was a surprise by the end of the first world war piano starting to go out of style in people's parlors, the victrola, which was invented in 1900. by 1918, they were getting pretty sophisticated, stimulated technology for victrola, but it w

that's what every big gangster and murder like all capone always said. here was donald trump's version of his 21st century gangster defense. >> i don't do things wrong, i do things right. i am a legitimate person. >> i'm a legitimate person. that's almost word for word what el cajon, lucky luciano, frank costello, raymond, janeiro, john gaudy, and other mob bosses said when they were accused of crimes which they all committed. the new york times is reporting, tonight, one of the voices you will hear on the two minute audio recording as trump staffer liz harrington, and the times is reporting margo martin is another trump staffer who vice president for the discussion you are about to hear. also present, a ghost writer and publisher of mark meadows fake memoir of serving as donald trump's fourth and final white house chief of staff. as you listen once again with donald trump's newest lines of defense in mind, to the two minute audio recording, listen for the bravado. listen for the possibility that he is just lying about the papers that he is playing with,

but ccnnccwn— al capone, then fair enough. but ccnnccwn n— al capone, then fair enough.vated punishment— is politically motivated punishment for nigel's involvement- punishment for nigel's involvement in brexit and for his involvement in brexit and for us canna— involvement in brexit and for his strong views— involvement in brexit and for his strong views on issues like nucgau— his strong views on issues like illegal immigration, which are nanny— illegal immigration, which are hardly controversial, by the way , ana — hardly controversial, by the way , and ac— hardly controversial, by the way , and are shared— hardly controversial, by the way , and are shared by millions . , and are shared by millions. nan— , and are shared by millions. nan wanting— , and are shared by millions. but wanting our— , and are shared by millions. but wanting our borders to acnaauy— but wanting our borders to actually function as borders is cncagn— actually function as borders is cncagn ac— actually function as borders is cncagn ac acn— actually function as borders is enough to get you cancelle

al capone said the same thing. he's mocking the american people. and let me put something else out. listen, i don't know whether i tbiden, is true or false that biden, in fact, took this bribe, but do you know who knows to 100%certat certainty? joe bide n. and if it's false, he could call on the fbi, could directer the fbi hand over the 1023 hand over the 17 voice recordings, because will exonerate me. they will demonstrate my innocence. he's not doing that. instead, his henchmen at dojd th are stonewalling. i asked the deputy director, did you do anythindeputyg invese these credible allegations from a trusted informanomt? he refused to answer that question as well. this is a rogue that is thoroughly politicized. it is thoroughly weaponize d. and i got to say, look, you contrast that with the trump indictment, which is utter and complete garbage. e and they issued the trump indictment as this news about joe biden was breaking. and compart e and contrastndictm the two with the trump indictment. there's a complete and utter ent double standard. if you're going to indict someone for ha

once upon a time , even al capone was imprisoned so carelessly in this question.e that he had everything and everywhere seized and hunter biden that person was the reason why they slowed down the case . they wanted the statute of limitations to expire. and now it's expired, so hunter has no money and no unpaid taxes. they covered up all illegal foreign lobbying. all money laundering all organized crime. everything disappeared the statute of limitations and glass. now you can't even look at it now for tv viewers and radio listeners hunter biden, a poor artist, even the alimony of the four-year-old illegitimate daughter of navi, according to the court decision, he will pay from the proceeds from the sale of the painting under the hammer, and this smoking mirror series of the mask of god with the mother of the child, a former london stripper robert c hunter. maybe he could agree on the publicists , he didn’t feel sorry for beating his son for his father, they are sure that the supervisory committee must answer, like both of them before the law. we see that the fed is

and this is, sorry, where is al capone who is who is some guy. eh, that's all.nger interesting, or it is no longer worth anything, or it is already so useless and too late to remember this, what it would seem. well, god with this biden, what about the hunter? why does this very much resemble these times of the islamic war when e fakes, which later served as an excuse for nato gods, after them already later passed the information for several years. here , for example, is the famous photo in time magazine on the cover, where there are liberated men behind barbed wire. uh, after that, in 1995 they started bombing the bosnian serbs. it's the same photograph. here it was used as such ritual picture already in the ninety-ninth year in the ninety- seventh german journalist brings to clean water, he says. yes, there was kalash, they filmed barbed wire against the background of the open sky, then they superimposed everything negative, but this is no longer interesting to anyone. you know, the occasion has passed. thanks for bringing this line up. i agree. i do not agree

michael capon will be with us in a bit.f flight. >> we are far from our inflation target of 2%. we are strongly committed towards keeping inflation at 2% over time. nearly all participants expect that this will be appropriate to raise interest rates somewhat further by the end of the year. earlier in the process, we were seeing it was important. it is not important now. given how far we have come, it makes sense to move rates higher, but at a moderate pace. jerome powell unscripted. he stayed close to the script. mike mckee is scheduled to join surveillance. what an aude. thank you for joining in. we will see a data check some of the storylines behind the data check. it will encapsulate a thursday claim. this is the first time we've mentioned claims in 12 minutes. that shows who the topsy-turvy day it's been. i want to go through equities, and pick it up with your story. futures at -11. dow is -88. the vix is 13.81 print i will call this a fractional weight to the tape after two days of struggle. what do you see? wax a cryi

he is starting to make al capone look like a saint.s not really a question therefore you. we will go to william in katie, texas. caller: i have a question for your guest. if that is the case with joe biden, then please tell me what thomas did, because isn't thomas doing the same thing joe biden did, and he should be in jail? i will get your answer on tv. guest: are you talking about justice clarence thomas -- host: are you talking about justice clarence thomas? i think we lost them. there is another story today focusing on samuel alito. have you done much on ethics and the supreme court? guest: alex has been doing the bulk of the work on that. you can check out her work in the washington times. host: we are talking about this durham report, the hearing that is happening today. in 10 minutes or so it will be on c-span3. particular members you are interested in hearing from today. if you can catch someone after the hearing, who do you want to catch ? guest: jim jordan. he is the one that has been adamant that john durham testify. he has

coming up, we will speak with michael capon. it is -- gapen. it is economist versus economist here.ing you up-to-date with the first word, i'm lisa mateo. russia and ukraine are reporting widespread fighting as anticipation amounts for a long planned ukrainian counteroffensive. moscow says its forces fought off an attack on sunday. but ukraine says it repelled all russian attacks. it is trying to reclaim russian occupied areas in the country with weapons provided by allies. and rishi sunak is defending his efforts to curb migration. he said today, "our plan is working, starting with a 20% decline in crossings between january and may of this year compared to 2022." but critics say adverse weather is the main reason behind the decline. at the government has been trying to make the u.k. a less attractive destination for people arriving illegally. morgan stanley strategists anticipate a pullback in corporate earnings and will be slamming the brakes on a u.s. equity rally. the strategists predict earnings per share for the s&p 500 will drop 60% this year. that is one of the most -- 60% t

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