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jack smith about what happened. >> neal, just based on this as a public facing proof point, where would you assess the mar-a-lago documents situation being carried out by jack smith to be? >> i think once jack smith got involved, and this is part of our conversation from yesterday, the energy and kind of attention of the justice department ramped up a lot, at least from these outward signs. i think the case is very, very strong, nicole, if they decide to bring it, and i suspect -- my gut is that they will, that it would have been one thing if trump owned up to his mistake and said, hey, i -- you know, i made a mistake the way that vice president pence did, for example, but he did the opposite he said almost like a perfect phone call we can't have a government that operates that way in which people take home or take their golf club the most sensitive documents the american government has and get caught about it and lie about it. the reason why there was a search warrant executed on his home is not because the fbi was hankering to go break down the door or something like that, they repeatedly asked him time and again, hey, do you have any of this

court documents say jack carpenter tweeted a threat to carry out the punishment, quote, or death to anyonet is jewish in the michigan government, if they don't leave or confess. carpenter has been charged with making interstate threats tonight. >>> when we come back here, we remember a 12-time grammy winner. >>> and the remarkable discovery inside the great pyramid of giza. you'll see it. (fisher investments) in this market, you'll find fisher investments is different than other money managers. (other money manager) different how? aren't we all just looking for the hottest stocks? (fisher investments) nope. we use diversified strategies to position our clients' portfolios for their long-term goals. (other money manager) but you still sell investments that generate high commissions for you, right? (fisher investments) no, we don't sell commission products. we're a fiduciary, obligated to act in our client's best interest. (other money manager) so when do you make more money, only when your clients make more money? (fisher investments) yep. we do better when our clients do better. at fisher

federal authorities say that jack carpenter first made the threats online this plans to go to michigan to carryosts supporting an anti-government extremist movement that is classified as domestic terrorism. omar jiminez has our report. >> reporter: the threats were allegedly posted on the internet from out of state by suspect jack eugene carpenter iii. i'm heading back to michigan now threatening to carry out the punishment of death to anyone that is jewish in the michigan government if they don't leave and confess now. later adding, any attempt to subdue me will be met with deadly force and self-defense. court documents show his mother told investigators he had three handguns, a 12 gauge shotgun, and two rifles. a law enforcement source tells cnn among those specifically targeted, michigan attorney general. she says the fbi has confirmed that i was a target at the heavily armed defendant in this matter. she's the second high ranking michigan official to be targeted in recent years. after a plot to kidnap governor gre gretchen whitmer was foiled. >> this is right in the wheel house of what the

they were there, deadlier dag or not much which carried almost $100.00 policemen. there were dinner, jack in the city of karachi, on a senior police official office. and of course now the new job and the ball lawn area of blue, just on a major fires devastated a rahile reggie camp in blank, la dash, an estimated 12000 people have been left without shelter. and the cause is not yet clear. no casualties have been reported. it happened in the baltic, holly camp in cox's bazaar in the southeast of her charge, reports from docker. this is not the 1st time destroying i have been forced from their homes years ago the fled oppression in me unmarked. ah no, a major fire at cox's bazaar refugee camp in bangladesh as again left thousands without roof over their heads. in these 3 comes with the while happening around $100000.00 if you use on leaving and 50 percent of them are children. unicef on the part and as we are on the ground, and we are trying to meet that immediate and i can meet of, of those dramatize children and their families, ah, firefighters and volunteers were able to get the plays und

we'll hear from the president in just moments and we'll carry it for you live. but let's bring in jack zsing, the founder of the company whose primary bank was svb and he has already had to police with his personal funds. thank you for joining this. first off, have you checked? do you have access to your funds yet? >> we don't. we're still waiting to hear back on how to access them, whether it's through silicon valley bank account or the new entity that the government has created. we understand that they should be available today, but we don't know how to access them just yet. we don't have any instructions around it. >> at the moment, what are your concerns. >> i think the concerns are how soon we would be able to actually access and then move the funds to the accounts of our choosing. the other one is obviously, with this happening, what's the next bank, what's the right bank to pick so we are not in a similar situation again as well. and then we have been in damage control internally, just talking to employees, keeping them available, with customers and vendors. and that's just the

. >> and carrie, this is one of several investigations into donald trump. there is jack smith, the special council looking into the secret documents issue as well as president trump's involvement in january 6. and then there is the grand jury in fulton county, georgia, where the district attorney is watching how this new york case will play out. but she said it will not effect her decisions on charges or timing. is that realistic? do cases like this not effect one another? >> well, so first of all, i think my big question in the new york case is what has changed. and in this new york case, the facts of this case going on almost seven years now, are really stale. and so the big question that i have with respect to new york is, is what has changed more recently in the past year or so that has gotten it to this point. in comparison to all of the other investigations, though, jake, in theory, each of the investigations should proceed independently. so the georgia prosecutor really should not be looking at the new york case as an example. and it shouldn't really theoretically

jack keane about this. he laid out there's simple ingredients you need to carry out combined arms war far in order to take back territory. you need infantry, tanks, munitions and air power and air defense. if you have those things, you can take the territory. if you don't, you can't. right now ukraine has enough to stop russian from taking over ukraine but they don't have enough to take back their territory. as a result, the civilians are dying, soldiers are dying and we're in a stalemate that's been created by the biden administration's fear of provoking russia. >> martha: so candidates make their feelings known. on tucker carlson's show, he submitted a questionnaire to the republican candidates and asked them to state their position on ukraine. this is what ron desantis had to say. let's put up this screen for everybody at home. he said entanglement in territorial disputes between ukraine, russia is not a vital national interest. i want to get through the other one first and your thoughts on this. f-16s and long range missiles. desantis says it should be off the table. your thoughts on this one first. i shou

tempered reason said he was heading to michigan to quote carry out the punishment of death of anyone jewish in the government, it was tweeted to jackere u.s. laws wouldn't apply, he was arrested a couple of weeks ago in texas with multiple guns in his vehicle, carpenter is represented by a public deferred cnn reached out to his attorney for comment. u.s. house lawmakers are moving forward with an ethics investigation against embattled congressman george santos facing a litany of problems after lying about much of his life history during his campaign last year. melanie has more. >> the problems are only getting worse for embattled congressman santos. he was already facing investigations at local state level facing calls to resign we learned that the house ethic committee, a panel made up of equal must know and democratic lawmakers is officially moving forward with an investigation, i want to read for you everything that they are looking into because it is quite a long list, here's what they're investigating, looking into whether george santos engaged in unlawful activity with respect to his 2022 congressional campaign, whether he fa

jack did, he's really to weaken to exhaust rush and full. says to make sure that the, you know, they are not able to carry out a very effective condo offensive. and also to protect, you know, audition on sort of lines that, you know, would become more vulnerable once you know the russians control and by what their lines start opening to labianca in the north of north west of, from black mold. and also the area of grandma told us, which used to be, you know, is a central boil, solve our of the ukrainian on full says about getting yourself set up very yes. sorry, yes. this. so this battle for backbone has been going on for quite some time. how long do you think it could continue? i normally depend on, you know, the amount of artillery on the ammunition support that ukrainians are getting on, you know, and to what extent you know, they are ready to will sort of say, you know, now we're ready to be been given. give oper blackmore, because we are going to carry out much more effective and big account offensive. maybe in the south, you know, to break the sort of that land bridge that brains their don bus and link it to crimea. so i think our lot i

jack carpenter iii while he was in texas. i'm heading back to michigan, threatening to carry out the punishment of death to anyone who is jewish in the michigan government if they don't leave or confess. josh campbell is with us now. he's also a senior fellow researching extremism with the center for new american security. josh, you're learning more about what the suspect told investigators. tell us about that. >> yeah, guys, a law enforcement source tells me this didn't just come down to that tweet that you mentioned, which is how authorities were initially onto the suspect. but i'm told from a source that the suspect was interviewed by authorities after he was arrested and admitted to wanting to target jewish official it's in the state of michigan. he listed for investigators names that included the state's attorney general, dana nestle. i'll read you the tweet that she put up this morning. she said the fbi confirmed that i was the target of the heavily armed defendant in this matter. it is my sincere hope that the federal authorities take this offense just as seriously as my hate crimes and domestic terrorism unit takes plo

carrying about the interests of either the russian or the ukrainian people. as for the proposals that we're looking at today, you know, i, i agree with jack that the, you know, these, these, these rumors are the stories that are circulating about possible initiatives coming out of france or germany or even britain are really about serious efforts to resolve the conflict, they're still talking about kind of open ended military support for one side. and as you, as you've noted, not really talking about sitting down with people and talking back and forth across the table. and that's a strong contrast to the chinese proposal. the chinese proposal, which has just been issued, you know, is really in many ways a reiteration of what have always been basic principles of chinese foreign policy. and which are also articulated in their global security initiative. they want respect for sovereignty. they want respect for territorial integrity. they want, you know, to have things resolved by negotiation and dialogues. i think some of the critical things are that the chinese are calling for ending the sanctions ending unilateral sanctions. they're calling for abandoning the

service members, who are so ably carried out this response and to make no mistake, united states does not, does not emphasize seek conflict with iran, but be prepared to fresh jack forcefully protect our people. that's exactly what happened last night. at least 23 people had been killed after tornado ripped through mississippi and alabama. winds of more than a 100 kilometers per hour, tor roofs, from houses uprooted trees and knocked out power. people in the path of the storm are being urged to take cover. 2 people had been found dead in 13 others, suffering illness inside a sweltering train car in southern texas. there believes to be migrants who crossed into the united states or mexico. the us border patrol stopped the train on friday after an anonymous emergency call. in the leading opposition figure role gandhi says, his expulsion from parliament on friday was politically motivated. gandhi was disqualified as an m p a day after he was sentenced to 2 years in jail for a defamation. that case involved comments he made about prime minister under, under moody surname in 2019 gandhi says the move is rapid retribution for questioning modi's relationship with a bus

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i'm going to love a carry on type incident where that gets caught in the flywheel and gets gets ripped off wearing union jackd she's wearing union jack underpants on. she seems to be wearing a sort of palestinian scarf her right. well scarf as her skirt. right. well but supposedly she won, as is her constitutional . i know. i'm her constitutional. i know. i'm not offended. it's and then the other what's the other story that roger on the page of the times. it's pretty vague still is. yes, absolutely. this is mean genuinely impressive . if he mean genuinely impressive. if he pulls it off, then it's genuinely a coup. this is rishi sunak's renegotiation of the northern ireland protocol, which has defied all expectations and apparently received the approval of the majority of tory backbenchers who you might have assumed would be critical and might be problematic. steve baken might be problematic. steve baker. david davis it's, it's amazing actually, frankly , he's amazing actually, frankly, he's apparently got concession from the eu that no one assumed were possible . well, leo, i mean, is possible. well, leo, i

carries on as an mp. but he did produce evidence from. jackwho was one of his chief advisers at the time, making it clear that the guidance had been followed. no, no. what was that all said was that there was no evidence the guidance hadn't been. but none of the official orjack been. but none of the official or jack doyle actually cleared him in the sense of saying, oh yes, absolutely. you're right. there's no problem with that. they were trying suppress evidence, disputes that . well, evidence, disputes that. well, bofis evidence, disputes that. well, boris johnson admits that he misled the house because he got it wrong. and the question here is. but he says he got it wrong because he was misinformed by his advisers. he should have tried them when he was up events. he pictured there. events. he was pictured there. now, be that wasn't now, it might be that he wasn't emphatically there were concerns about breaking, but i really do this idea that he didn't know that it was his work that also doubled as a whole. obviously but look for me what this

jack the sawyer what? some cash for what? hello. is sarah alien and tell me to hm. car, it has carrie a willis that i upwards. b dot it kitty. but janine with osha, cathy, but you need to buy the seller, quotes, mediterranean, and poor shit. who are telecom bobby aid that he, that jenny, that he will he, a genie that he had the whole claims you needed a bad that she's actually in an envelope. the apollo to jack. i lou that my so called to jump on mr. may, could he be if you johnny, if you jeanine you're good and not couldn't be she shahid. what assia now of how she's you knew her. so she had little style that he never put that can at least message about i there are clear risks to them being based inside the occupied palestinian territories. but the jeanine brigades have developed into an active armed group that these pictures exclusively obtained by al jazeera, show the manufacturing primitive explosive devices, and preparing for a potential attack. the pictures also showed on test destiny, eating their own explosive devices. bellanca david today with a go what it means that if we had to no, no edit the last one with or the

carries on as an mp. but he did produce evidence from. jackwas one of his chief advisers at the time, making it clear that the guidance had been followed. no, no. what was that all said was that there was no evidence the guidance hadn't been. but none of the official orjack been. but none of the official or jack doyle actually cleared him in the sense of saying, oh yes, absolutely. you're right. there's no problem with that. they were trying suppress evidence, disputes that . well, evidence, disputes that. well, bofis evidence, disputes that. well, boris johnson admits that he misled the house because he got it wrong. and the question here is. but he says he got it wrong because he was misinformed by his advisers. he should have tried them when he was up events. he was there. events. he was pictured there. now, be that he wasn't now, it might be that he wasn't emphatically there were concerns about breaking, but i really do this idea that he didn't know that it was his work that also doubled as a whole. obviously but look for me what this actua

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carrying on her routine even though her teammates did not show up. they ghosted her. talk about this feel good story. i don't know, nfl player, ceo of the jacker foundation. let's bring in jack brewer. jack, i love this story. i want to play this sound bite. this is peyton on fox yesterday. watch. >>ty got the courage about myself. and i got out there and i won first place. i wanted to make my team happy. >> this is kind of what you do, jack? you teach these kids, you want these kids to be involved. but when you see something like that, it's got to make you proud. >> you talk about the society where everybody get astro fist? this little girl earned her trophy. so many don't even get the opportunity to play sports, you know? we run a lot of after-school programs and sports programs where there's track, baseball, boxing. but to see a child like that have that type of courage, to go out -- i don't know if you've been to a cheerleading competition, these teams are high pressure. they're high pressured. so, i couldn't even imagine, you know, going out, having to remember your routine, but realizing that you're out there alone. then to win it and

carry out acts of violence in his name. he did it before, and at least up until now, he has not been held accountable for. it i hope that changes through jack smith's investigation. he continues to incite, inspire in aim threats at public officials. and the aim, of course, is that they would back down. and why not? he saw the obama administration backed down when he warned back in 2016 that the election was going to be rigged. when russia tried to rig the election, we did not aggressively go after russia. and we did not call them out soon enough. he told -- don quiet for my finances. and wrap up this investigation, it's taking too long. what happened? they did not look at the finances. they wrapped up under an arbitrary timeline. donald trump is batting of thousand as far as the threats that he makes to intimidate individuals. and that's why it is important that everyone investigating him right now is fearless, unflappable, and is not flinch. >> harry lippman, rupert murdoch has, in his version of bravery basically blamed donald trump for that death threat in tomorrow's near post. he will not do the same thing on fox. because that network i

jack wilson is? >> actually do not. >> elijah dickens? >> i have not really a name person so no. >> let me tell you, these are both good samaritans, they exercise their rights to carry a firearm and as a result were able to intervene when in texas, one in indiana. in saved untold lives. these are the law-abiding citizens that we want to be carrying guns and whose right to do so is protected by the second amendment. what about tyree reynolds, do you know that name? christian ling the failed comment you know that name? >> they are familiar to me but not detailed. >> not in detail. well, they should be. these are criminals who committed violent crimes, using firearms and then they were released. back to their communities as a result of the radical left soft on crimet policy. and they all over form. so that they got out. they got on to participate in shootings one of these individuals left a child dead. this is the disparity. it is outrageous, absolutely outrageous. instead of prosecuting violent criminals who were committing these crimes that many on the left are focused on criminalizing gun ownership for law-abiding citizens. it is a raging across this country. we hea

jack is? >> actually, i do not. >> okay. elijah dickens? >> i'm not really a name person, so no. >> let me tell you these are both good samaritans that exercised the right to carry a firearm and as a result were able to intervene during a mass shooting one in texas and one in indiana and they saved untold lives. these are the law-abiding citizens that we want to be carrying guns and whose ride too do so is protected. what about tyree reynolds? >> they are familiar to me but not in detail. >> they were using firearms into then released back to their community as a result of the radical left soft on crime policies. so they went on to participate in shootings. one of these individuals left a child dead. so, this is the disparity. it is outrageous. absolutely outrageous. instead of prosecuting violent criminals who are committing these crimes that many on the left are focused on criminalizing the gun ownership for law-abiding citizens. violent crime is raging across this country. we hear about it and communities. every year i visited with each of our counties in the state of tennessee. i visit with law enforcement in those counties. what we hear is with gangs prolif

carry on other crimes. and when he was up in stoke on yesterday and stoke on trent yesterday and asked question from jack, heood by his record, which i find astonishing. just find astonishing. it just goes to show labour can't be to show that labour can't be trusted in. they are going to cave they always will, the cave as they always will, to the woke celebrity on twitter who want to virtually every opportunity and course they must know better , all of us, because know better, all of us, because they obviously out and about and so contract knock on the doors knock on look at the hotels in my constituency being taken up. look we've now look at the fact that we've now got one asylum seeker for every 30 residents in the city centre. war hanley and i'm war of attrition, hanley and i'm sure they'll understand because they're so and they're so clever and so and virtuous about know why we're so wrong to be angry the reality is they're out of touch and then they're out of touch and then they is out to a garbage i said or the do you think that some people need to get home? i understand that keir starmer decided to gr

rely on the advice of people like jack dolan and, james slack, who had the advantage of being there, then it's going to be very difficult for government to be carriedot they to mr. johnson. just two points arising from when . you're two arising from when. you're two points arising from the recent questions and answers. first of all, on the question , sarah all, on the question, sarah dines , the statement of evidence dines, the statement of evidence where she and mentions that either on the 1st of december or the 8th of december , she the 8th of december, she recalls, are you ? we did follow recalls, are you? we did follow the rules at all times, didn't we? and this is in your paragraph 90 of your submission and i recall more than one person in the room said yes, of course. and she says i'm not certain who the people were, but i quote, i'm 90% sure. one of them was simon case, the cabinet secretary, and the difficulty we have with that evidence is the sworn statement from simon case , which i'm afraid is not in the core bundle, but it's on page 33. it's on seven, nine, one, and nine two of the general bundle. and don't waste time fumbling for it, b

like jack doyle and james slack who had the advantage of actually being there thenit advantage of actually being there then it is really going to make it difficult for the government to be carrieds, i do not believe any of these topics were discussed — believe any of these topics were discussed at the meeting. he has asked _ discussed at the meeting. he has asked a _ discussed at the meeting. he has asked a general question on 793, are you aware _ asked a general question on 793, are you aware of— asked a general question on 793, are you aware of any other meeting at which _ you aware of any other meeting at which boris — you aware of any other meeting at which borisjohnson was president that these points were discussed, whether— that these points were discussed, whether there was any discussion of compliance — whether there was any discussion of compliance with the rose, and he says no — compliance with the rose, and he says no -- — compliance with the rose, and he says no. —— with the rules. we have difficulty— says no. —— with the rules. we have difficulty giving any credibility to the evidence we have received from sarah _ the evidence we have received from sarah dines, alb