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even though john edwards political career was effectively ended by the discovery of mrs.se against edwards proved significantly less damning. in 2012, day acquitted edwards of one campaign finance charge at the center of the government's case against him. the jury deadlocked on five other charges, but because edwards was found not guilty on that campaign finance charge, the rest of the case started to look a lot shakier, and the prosecution chose not to retry edwards on those other charges. now, legal experts are warning of similar pitfalls in the financial case against donald trump. it's not yet clear, for example, whether prosecutors will be able to prove that the alleged hush money payment made to stormy daniels, whether that constituted a campaign finance violation. so that is how prosecutors can avoid repeating history, as they weighed whether to bring in historic charges against former president. i will ask the former manhattan prosecutor that very question, and a whole lot more, coming up next. your projects done right . with angi, you can connect with and see rati

edward is my favorite name wow, yes, you know it's destiny edward what do you say?ook, my tights are gone. yes, i didn't find them. cool color and a sofa for two , for the first time she can shut her mouth. to the left you're in shock, don't flatter yourself. i come here often, and i rented this number for an hour. wow, beauty, you can even see it from here. i take my word for it, i don’t go there, why don’t you go. i'm afraid of heights, yes, why are you filming? penthouse? is this the best number? to be honest, i don't know this wasn't planned. you would pay, it will melt the ice for me. oh yeah, i'm sorry, cash will do for you, give it to you in cash. and this is my fax. by fax, i haven't sat yet. very witty. okay now. i have red green yellow, no purples, but left gold for extreme sex, champion candon, this one doesn't miss anything at all, but how well you defend yourself. okay, no, you don't have to. maybe we can talk a little? i think business. well? i'll try to guess, apparently you. lawyer lawyer and why a lawyer? you have such a sharp , anxious look. many l

mended by sean edwards, over a decade he was the l edwards, over a decade he was the heart of wigginsyalty to coach their defence. where does that leave rugby league? at clubs like we didn't, note, do they feel of drain of the best brands go cement it's fantastic that when you look at the world stage and the international stage in rugby union that you see of wii in first and foremost. irate union that you see of wii in first and foremost.— union that you see of wii in first and foremost. we should be really roud of and foremost. we should be really proud of it- _ and foremost. we should be really proud of it. it's _ and foremost. we should be really proud of it. it's not _ and foremost. we should be really proud of it. it's not a _ and foremost. we should be really proud of it. it's not a general - and foremost. we should be really proud of it. it's not a general in i proud of it. it's not a general in our culture is its inspiration. i think it's positive that we can see all coaches — think it's positive that we can see all coaches and staff moving both ways _ all coaches and staff mo

tim edwards, father of elle edwards who was shot dead on christmas eve.hell is here. and nick, this honours the wishes of the late queen and prince philip? i think it does, yes. it is not altogether a surprise. if you go back 24 years to june 1999 when prince edward married he was made earl of wessex then but the palace made it clear that the intention was that ultimately he would become the duke of edinburgh. duke of edinburgh, prince philip, the late husband of the late queen died as we know two years ago. i think it was felt that it should then be left to charles as new king to take the final decision on this but i think it is undoubtedly the wishes of prince philip and the late queen that edward, their youngest son, should inherit this title. though the title won't be hereditary. so when edward passes on it will revert back to the crown. but it makes sense i think from the palace's point of view because prince edward has been closely involved with the duke of edinburgh award, the award scheme for young people, and i think it recognises the fact that p

and the fundator edward inilovich himself. the interpreter , the stylist gave us a choice, of course, there was a local sympathy and subtle ideological mom great style. this is his saber, just the growth of catalite, the church of the clock is gray, not forever, which is not a romanesque style and type of front even in this era, and he wants to be connected from an hour or christianity has not yet been so reportedly divided into catholicism and orthodox. not only the generosity of the philanthropist ali and the high aesthetic culture of ion maya, the yemist hall and not looking back at the rigor of architecture were not exalted by the refined threat, but they thought flying was not all and not for the mustache. after the revolution of 1917. the church was designed with his everything was taken out from the images to the collars from the collar. wim, the sovereign polish theater of the bssr was located, then the bags were not lined for a film studio, the court motsalil and the war of bottles were reconstructed. poslyaya learned

it could be a concern about what happened in the edwards case because just to remember in the edwardshis. so in manye1 ways, the state charge of false business records doesn't require bragg to get into that whole can of worms. in some ways, bragg has ae1e1 cleaner road to not raise all the issues that were a little murky in the edwards case. but i do@ugr'k onefá thing that important about the edwardse1 ce is it shows thee1 department of justice is willing to go after republicans and democrats. now there's this whole idea they're politicized. hogwash. you know what we care about when i was in the department? it's like did someonet( commit crime? it doesn't matter whether they're an r ore1 d. if you did something bad, you should bet(e1 held accountable it and edwards is a good example of that. i think bragg has an easier road in manyÑi ways. >> yeah. but the thing is you know who the attorney general was? folks at home. it was eric holder. so he e1never, they're both democrats and so there is like as you said, one more thing. the edwards case, the reason it seems to be that he actually

tim edwards has a determination _ better people. has a i determination to make a difference in his daughter�*s mabe, a determination not to be consumed by rage and he shared that message with liverpool. rage and he shared that message with liverool. ., . rage and he shared that message with liverool. ,, . ., �* ., liverpool. stand together, we've got to solve problems. _ liverpool. stand together, we've got to solve problems. we've _ liverpool. stand together, we've got to solve problems. we've got - liverpool. stand together, we've got to solve problems. we've got to - liverpool. stand together, we've got i to solve problems. we've got to make to solve problems. we�*ve got to make the future different and better for everyone else. d0 the future different and better for everyone else-— the future different and better for everyone else. do you feel that elle is with you? — everyone else. do you feel that elle is with you? always. _ everyone else. do you feel that elle is with you? always. she _ everyone else. do you feel that elle is

excuse me howard hi i heard edward buy. i'll move out of you, but if you want, move out, we'll discuss it when you get back to new york, move out, even now. phil asked to see these papers. what are the morse quotes in nike? i don't know i don't know the tokyo stock exchange for an hour and a half, how open, why don't you know? hello i want to finish this case on sunday i'm flying to new york, but from there to europe thank you hi mister stacks car yes yes stacks yes, where are you going? give me your keys, that's your limousine, you see blocked, and i have to go well. give me yours, you wouldn't drive your own car. you are very excited. wait a minute guys, please clear the lane. for what are you even here edward uh, i have a manual box. you'll manage. yes, yes, okay, then. just don't drive a new car. you be careful with her, because take it easy, i beg you, great filmed ralph bellamy jason alexander dear all girls are needed. head bitch composer james newton this is my job at the end of the month i collect the rent. cinemat

congratulations to darren edwards, now. _ life. congratulations to darren edwards, now. up, | life. congratulations to darren i edwards, now. now, next up, we life. congratulations to darren - edwards, now. now, next up, we are in new york to mark the hundred and 70th anniversary of one of the world's most famous piano makers. new york is known for its rich musical culture, from its legendary jazz piano bars to all the live performances. over the years, jazz piano bars to all the live performances. overthe years, it jazz piano bars to all the live performances. over the years, it has been a major draw to the big apple. and there is one instrument that is synonymous with new york city, and that's. .. synonymous with new york city, and that's... ~ ., , , ., that's. .. wow, instrument is that? these steinbeck _ that's. .. wow, instrument is that? these steinbeck piano. _ that's. .. wow, instrument is that? these steinbeck piano. you - that's. .. wow, instrument is that? | these steinbeck piano. you agree? 0k, these steinbeck piano. you agree? ok, so he would know. that's ja

i just have leo with shakao and edward vanilovich. deer looking at the mustache.ou tried the gatedge - the very forest and dug from the jagua from death after the red peaceful brownie of 1921, edward will call and leave the native meat. japan spent his life in a polish university city bythashi, where he died in 1928. why is the minabita from imon alena veda on the skin scale something connected with the family, uh, with danya's povaga for peaceful children, insha, i'm right. what the minavites were so cold not by the sound of the cold was erected according to the sound, as we know the catholytic guards, then the epochs relied on those non-erotic style and tsialka in this there were conspiracies, and the fundator edward inilovich himself. uh, we have in our memoirs on the cloud, the choice given by the stylist, of course, there was a local sympathy and subtle ideological mom , the randomness of this sombrement, just this growth the catholic church of the clock is always gray, then it’s not the romanesque style that surpasses the era, and he wants to be connected fr

what do you think edward? edward: i will say what mike is saying because, you know, i was looking at" from the chief economist at dreyfus melon from a month or so ago, he said that jerome powell wants to write his own page in the history books as somebody who, unlike arthur burns, did not blink and reverse too soon, and like volker did not intentionally cause a recession. this is where we are, we are at this precipice between burns and volcker. who does jerome powell want to be? up until this point we were thinking that he could get away with going between the two of them, but would the crisis with the regional banks -- with the crisis with the regional banks, now we are seeing what the damage is potentially to the balance sheets of banks. and i think it is looking more like, like volcker, which is great for inflation, but it is also bad for the banks. guy: edward, taking a step back and thinking about the u.s. economy, my other contention is may be we are overemphasizing the impact the regional banks will hav

. for your edwards.hank you both for your time plenty more come. time today. plenty more to come. this common this afternoon on my common sense crusade after the break in wake of the revelations coming out of the lockdown files this week, with dr. david week, i spoke with dr. david starkey to discuss the history of civil liberties . that's of civil liberties. that's coming up at 24th. but first, let's have a look at the weather. hello there. i'm greg hurst and welcome to our latest broadcast from the met office. we do have so much colder air on the over next 24 hours or the way over next 24 hours or so. increase the risk snow, but frost and ice as well. looking at the bigger picture , we can at the bigger picture, we can see the darker blue is coming down from the arctic sweeping south through monday and into tuesday . very cold for the tuesday. very cold air for the time of year, the start of spring, more like winter again out there this. this evening, though , will be some clear though, will be some cl

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that john edwards charge, that case was more p powerful case to accuse him and to find that edwards wasext. he could say, i paid money, i didn't want to go through embarrassment. this case could -- do you think this could be o won on appeal? >> yes. it is a silly case. i don't think it has any hope of survivor an appeal. like dc, you will probably find a jury in new york that hates donald trump. but, this is also just one of many legal attacks on the former president. we have one in georgia over election alleged interference. we also have the special council looking into alleged mishandles of classified documents, that is all blown up in their face. joe biden has done much worse allegedly, they found now i think classified documents at 4 different locations, they just found them in his lawyer's office in boston, they found them in his home in his messed up gar an,age and office and university of pep pen pennsylvania office. they found documents to trace back to his senate days, which is more peculiar, it is tougher for a senator to have documents than a president or a vice president. th

and msnbc political analyst, donna edwards, is a former congresswoman from maryland.resswoman, and start with you. it really feels to me that we've got this racist rhetoric from the former president, that is using to speak about alvin bragg. the death threats, other threats of violence, what is happening to mr. brag is very serious. this isn't just business as usual, it's not just political games, right? >> no, it's not at all. in fact, listening to the former president language, it is exactly the same kind of language that led up to january 6th, we should take this very seriously. the fact that he's holding this rally in waco, the use of the language death and destruction, a posing with the bat. all of these things are leading to what could happen in violence that could ensue because of the rhetoric that the president is engaged in. let's be clear, the president knows, the former president, knows exactly what he's doing. and what he's saying. it's not an accident. so, i think we should all take this as very seriously, the fact that he's holding this rally in waco, fo

long after edwards left office, barack obama's d.o.j. charged him with federal finance violations so the premise of the case against john edwards is he had received $1 million in gifts and that he spent that money in hush money payments to his mistress with whom he later had a child. obama's d.o.j. argued the machinery he sent to his girlfriend amounted to campaign contributions. edwards never reported that money. obama's d.o.j. tried to send him to prison. in the end, the case fell apart under the weight of its own incoherence. any payment that could help a political candidate politically is by definition a campaign expenditure. there's no law that says that, by the way. they just made it up. if you think about it for a second, it doesn't make sense. if that were true, flip it around. it would mean candidates could use donor money and taxpayer money in the form of federal matching found pay for any personal expense as long as that expense could conceivably benefit them politically so candidates could take federal matching funds, tax dol

our reporter piers edwards has been following the congress in kigali.rrative. it was fairly remarkable, gianni infantino came up with the claim about how he had been inspired when trying to campaign before he became president, about how a trip to the memorial had inspired him, this was picked up at the post—congress press conference by a britishjournalist who effectively asked him if it was really the case, he sounded bit tone deaf to think he should be comparing his life with what had gone on here in the mid 90s when an estimated 800,000 people were killed in one of the worst incidents in history. but gianni infantino hit back, he was on quite combative form, saying it would mean, they were tiresome, saying, please do not misconstrue my words, i'mjust saying, please do not misconstrue my words, i'm just asking for a bit of understanding on what he was trying to say. i wouldn't say there was necessarily resolution as such because there was more of a war of words, about racism at the qatar world cup, that coming on both sides of the fence, i wouldn't say

and prince edward from illness. and prince edward has been named as the new duke of edinburgh .the title has been of edinburgh. the title has been granted by his brother king charles on the prince's 59th birthday and will be held for his lifetime. his wife sophie becomes the duchess of edinburgh . this is gb news. we'll bring you more as it. now, though, it's back to our quick. good afternoon. it is fast approaching 7 minutes after 3:00. this is gb news tv online and on digital radio. i'm nana akua. i'm in full patrick christys now. we've got loads to get to, but there's only one place to start. of course it's got to be rishi sunak who's agreed to give france almost half quid, and it kind half a billion quid, and it kind of less when you say 500 million in an attempt the channel in an attempt to the channel migrant , the prime migrant crisis, the prime minister held talks with french president emmanuel macron in today before announcing this a landmark three year deal which will also see a new detention established in france . emmanuel established in france. emmanuel and i share

edward lawrence live at federal reserve. edward. >> reporter: so the federal reserve is doing 25 basis points now, raising it. statement it is interesting the federal reserve removed sentences said inflation eased somewhat and replaced it with inflation remains elevated. the fed added a paragraph about the u.s. banking system saying it is sound and resilient. adding bank failures will likely result in tighter credit conditions for households and businesses and weigh on economic activity. the fed said extend of those effects are uncertain still on the economy. the fed sees one more rate hike this year in the dot plot, keeping federal funds projections unchanged at 5.1%. the dot plot showing three rate cuts next year. five rate cuts in 2025. the fed sees inflation ending this year at 3.3%. we're double that right now. the fed sees inflation falling to 2 1/2% next year, close to the 2% target at end of 2025. the fed sees core pce inflation more elevated than regular overall inflation ending this year at 3.6%. so the fed believe

democrat candidate john edwards acquitted of campaign finance charges in 2012.ber, when he gave money to pregnant mistress. if the indictment alleges hush money violated campaign finance laws, then wouldn't the trump lawyers argue that it fails what is called irrespective test and trump would have paid daniels anyway regardless of the campaign to avoid embarrass member because he was a public figure. >> this has echoes of john edwards case. i think what it tells you that jurors take a common sense approach. no matter what arguments the prosecutors put out there, the jurors look at the conduct and they say, look, what really was going on here. we want to get to the bottom of this, we want to do justice and we don't necessarily agree with the story that the prosecutor is spinning and that's the conclusion in the john edwards reached and may be the case that result that the jurors in a potential trump case reach. liz: you guys were terrific tonight, thanks for helping us out. >> thank you. liz: the federal reserve kicked off two-day meeting. it's dealing with major

was the phrase they used, a title would be conferred upon prince edward.t the dukedom of edinburgh upon prince edward earl of wessex on the occasion of his royal highness's 59th birthday and what that means is sophie ceases to be the countess of wessex and is now the duchess of edinburgh and those titles, the james viscount severn, their 15—year—old son now becomes the earl of wessex, but interestingly unlike in the past this title isn't going to be hereditary so when prince edward dies it will not automatically pass on to his children, it would go back to the crown and can be distributed to another member of the family. itiiui’ith another member of the family. with the award scheme _ another member of the family. with the award scheme for young people which helps teach them life skills, but will it mean for that scheme, does it mean we will see a higher profile role for prince edward? prince edward has been very closely associated with the duke of edinburgh award scheme, since he got his own gold award back in the 19805, his own gold award back in the 198

arron edwards.atement said, as internal employment processes remain ongoing, we are unable to respond to specific issues at this time . and in a statement to this time. and in a statement to the telegraph, a cliff college spokesman as a methodist spokesman said, as a methodist institution, cliff college , institution, cliff college, committed to a safe and committed to being a safe and hospitable place where those with convictions are with differing convictions are welcomed encouraged to live welcomed and encouraged to live , learn together faithful , learn together as faithful disciples . christ. before we disciples. christ. before we move on to the next story, let's have a look at what you've to say today's topics on say about today's topics on rwanda migration scheme says bravo . the voters reward you if bravo. the voters reward you if you get the fights started . you get the fights started. sorry, the flight started. if the government is challenged in trying to deliver the will of the people, th

edward lawrence is live in washington with the latest. edward?: treasury secretary was facing the senate financing committee. she stuck to the talking points. she deflected a number of questions. made the point the banking system had stabilized. she wanted to talk about the president's budget while she was there, she did a bit. the questions were about a failure of two banks this week. it led to heated exchange wean the secretary and james lankford. >> will my banks in oklahoma pay a special assessment to make chinese investors hole from silicon valley bank. >> uninsured investors will be made whole in that bank. i suppose that could include foreign depositors but i don't believe there is any legal basis to discrime among uninsured. >> i get it. my community banks are going to pay this additional fee. >> reporter: secretary yellen said the alternative of letting the banking system collapse would be worse. she testified that we were seeing large amounts of funds shifted out of communities banks to larger banks. the secretary add the outflows of de

thank you time edward.uilty of murdering a nine—year—old in her home in liverpool last summer. thomas cashman fired shots through the family's front door while chasing another man through the streets. the 34—year—old was also found guilty of wounding olivia pratt—korbel�*s mother in the attack and the attempted murder of a convicted drugs dealerjoseph nee. police said that olivia's death should not be in vain, and they hope that today's verdict will deter others from using guns on the streets. our north of england correspondent, judith moritz, reports from manchester crown court. ijust want to know what i've done. that's all. all i want to know is what i'm arrested for. his own barrister called him one of the most hated people in the country. on suspicion of murder and suspicion of attempted murder twice. this is thomas cashman, the man who shot a nine—year—old girl dead. the police caught him after a huge manhunt. he'd used two guns, hell bent on murder. but his plan went wrong. last august, cashman was ly

edward admitted what to look for?could have taken even longer, but they realized that the picture of their dream home. it will be easier to create your own. we don't. we can get away from this question, because how many children do you have. yes, five children, two of you. what are you doing now? well, because children want to eat , children need to be dressed. you want to eat too. i wish they didn’t, but we want to be the way we are people, as we are now, but we live in the first place, that is, what are we doing here, but we have an economy for this, that is. well, initially we would like to strive some good food. and what exactly, well, you produce from food, we have a large amount of cosmic milk. we do everything, ice cream syrup starts, we make condensed milk yogurts with milk. and in principle, mastered meat meat. well, respectively, goat meat. there are vietnamese crucians, there will be with five children, a huge house renovation farm, all this seems incompatible. edward and his wife maya, it turns out. so thi

senator john edwards. edwards was often describedra as a fiery liberal, but in fact, he was a populist. he ran for president twice. and in the process infuriateds t the leaders of the democratic party by talking way too mucheh about income inequality.. they really hated him for thatdf long after edwards left office,d hi barack obama's doj charged himm with fwith federal finance filir violations. >> so the premise ofemis the tho against john edwards was that he had received a million dollars in giftsan and that he spent that money in hush money payments to his mistress. >> a child. with whom he later had a child. obama's doj argued that the money that edwards sent to his girlfriend amounted to campaign contribution cams. o edwards never reported thatrted money, so obama's doj tried obama' to send him to prison. him >> well, in the end, the case fell apart under the weight ofer its own incoherence.r the weig >> so obama's lawyers argued that anyhtf payment that could conceivably help a political poy is by by

not everyone welcomed the reappearance of the former prime minister, with janet edwards asking...mentioned a couple of weeks ago complaints about hugh edwards and reeta chakrabarti travelling from london to edinburgh to present news bulletins on the day of nicola sturgeon�*s resignation, and that this practice of flying news anchors out on location was a regular source of irritation. so regular, in fact, that it happened again last week. jeremy, you're live in kyiv as we approach the one year anniversary on friday. simple question, really, but a complicated answer, i suspect. who's winning? clive murray, there, presenting the news at ten from ukraine, where he was all last week. the weary response of mike mckinnon... well, we asked bbc news, not for the first time, why it was felt necessary to send news presenters off on location in that way. they told us... do let us know your thoughts on anything we're covering in this programme or on any aspect of bbc news. there will be details of how to contact us at the end of the programme. you have already been letting us know your views o

tim edwards, father of elle edwards who was shot dead on christmas eve.ion to give you because it says the bbc has said that they consider his recent social media activity to be a breach of the bbc�*s guidelines it goes on to say we have never said that gary should be an opinion free zone or that he cannot have a view on opinions that matter to him but we had said he should keep well away from taking sides on party political issues are political controversy. that is a statement that has come through there in the past few minutes. of course, we will have more on that for you as it comes through. the heartbroken father of eve smith — one of three people killed in a car crash in cardiff — has spoken publicly for the first time following her death, saying she was "everything a father could wish for". the 21—year—old was found days after she and her friends went missing following a night out. nelli bird has been speaking to eve's dad everton. this is everton smith with his daughter, eve — a proud dad now going through a living nightmare. she was everything a f

it is not good for gary hart it is not good for john edwards even though john edwards was acquitted. he was acquitted before favorable jersey in north carolina. he was a popular figure there. truck may not be that popular new york. that is our jury system. those cases are not really precedent here. we should not refuse to prosecute trump because john edwards was successful in front of a north carolina jury. that just really is not relevant to exchanges and chicago democrats library. >> one question for the guests. is it illegal for some to call the state's attorney after an election asked him to find more boats? thank you. >> to call a states attorney questions going back to the issues in georgia and the focal the president made at the time. oh. that is going to be a question of fact we called the secretary state of georgia can you find me some more boats?as i'm sure he'll take the position he wasn't saying do something improper he was simply saying can't you keepki counting? these figures are not corrected. whether a georgia jury will believe him or not i do not know. the evidence i

you are edward when they speak with a patronymic. that i am in ostrovsky's play where everyone is called the old play. it's good, but i'm somehow, well, in in general, as you wish, as you wish. the first husband gave you a surname, yes, the third italian title. and what edward gave you a whole life with a lemon, we had it, and love and friendship are wonderful, you know, between a man and a woman, but rather it was even such, let's say, friendship of two e, two poets. here we were very similar to andrei and him. that's why you know it sounds strange, but somewhere it's true. we were some e corny, that there are kindred spirits. yes, but that's how it was. well, if you believe that the brothers who are married they all meet in heaven. so you understand, do not part with your loved ones. what kind of music, it seems to me, should sound in this picture. this is what accompanied your life. my dear baby, i feel so bad today and terribly without you. goose you are gentle, you are incredible. you are the only living being that touches me in

now was edward the a? now coming, was edward the a?n and author alexander lassman through this lassman talks us through this new book, the windsors at war. but a short we'll but here's a short break. we'll be in just a jiffy jiffy. welcome back . the camilla welcome back. the camilla tominey show, as you can see, look i'm holding up this book. alexander and the author of this great book, the windsor at war, the windsors war put my teeth in, joins me now. and this is so intriguing because a lot has been said and written about edward the eighth and wallis simpson's sympathy for the characterise . it for me i mean characterise. it for me i mean they were appeasers were they hitler fans and were they affiliated groups like the blackshirts? how far it go? well, i think it's fair to say that wallace wasn't about political, but edward was a massive fan of hitler. i mean, he went to meet him in germany in 1937 and ostensibly was there to see the industrial of the country since first world war. but in fact, he admired hitler huge amounts mean l

why is this case different than the john edwards case? well, first of all, i am familiar with the giant neighborhoods case. the top prosecutor in the justice department and i rolled prints from my white house stays with president clinton. the defense lawyer, abby lowell, who represented john edwards, so let me tell you what the law is there in there's been misstated, even by my old friend joe tacopina, who i've worked with not on this matter. i wish him well, but i don't wish his client will the law says any political motivation. it can be 1% not primary political motivation, so a jury is going to have to decide. do they believe donald trump waiting until the very end in october with two weeks left in the election? suddenly deciding? okay it's time, michael. you pay the money, but i don't want to be connected with it, but i'll reimburse you and that's the word that the prosecutors in new york said reimbursed or reimburse you afterwards for the $130,000. will the jury believe donald trump that he had no idea that it would influence the ele

john edwards -- it is a bit apples and oranges comparing john edwards and what he has done with donaldp. donald trump has a much longer history, there are many more indications here of what donald trump did terms of influencing the election. ultimately, it is going to be up to a jury to decide whether or not these payments, these falsified business records, were done with the intent to influence the election. the question is, wilthe ju decide the with a edwards jury decides? we don't know that. certainly, the donald trump defense use that in the media and elsewhere to talk about the case against trump and what it should not result in amy: amy: conviction. is there a statute of limitations here? >> that is an interesting question. the idea ithe statutof limitation was stopped and additional time was added. because of cuomo -- andrew cuomo said we are pulling a variety of things because of covid. so that is one. there's also a question as to tolling generically under the procedure law. i assume that defense will raise that issue. it appears yes and fact the case can go forward because th

it did -- edwards. couldn't prove it was an election expenditure, that the payment was made so john edwards would not face future 'em embarrassment as a public figure. that's what trump could do on appeal, right? >> yeah. weed wards, he took money -- weed wards, he took money are from a major donor, so he clearly violated campaign finance laws. with trump, if that money was apparently paid as the, as the prosecutor's claiming, that was paid with his personal funds. so i use this example, liz, if someone's running for office and they get a divorce and they want to settle that divorce, they're going to write their spouse a big check for that divorce and hope that they don't talk about it. that helps their campaign. but, obviously, they can't use campaign funds for that. they have to use personal funds. so the arguments they're making here clearly don't make any sense. and at the end of the day, we just want people to stay out of our elections. we just want the government to the stay out of our elections.

not everyone welcomed the reappearance of the former prime minister, with janet edwards asking... about hugh edwards and reeta chakrabarti travelling from london to edinburgh to present news bulletins on the day of nicola sturgeon�*s resignation, and that this practice of flying news anchors out on location was a regular source of irritation. so regular, in fact, that it happened again last week. jeremy, you're live in kyiv as we approach the one year anniversary on friday. simple question, really, but a complicated answer, i suspect. who's winning?

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the king has given the title of duke of edinburgh to his brother prince edward.d to continue prince phillip's legacy of promoting opportunities for young people. i'm joined now by our royal correspondent, sarah campbell. hello, sarah. take us through what this all means.— this all means. that morning. this was a statement _ this all means. that morning. this was a statement released - this all means. that morning. this was a statement released aroundl this all means. that morning. this - was a statement released around nine o'clock from buckingham palace. confirming what had been largely expected to happen. the question was when it might happen. buckingham palace in the statement confirming that... it says, his majesty the king has been pleased to confirm that you can on prince edward on the occasion of his royal highness's 59th birthday, nice birthday present for prince edward. it means he will be known as the duke of edinburgh, so for his wife will be known as the duchess of edinburgh and their son now takes on the title which was the earl of wessex. a reorderi

edward loves scooters.ool. >> lotta people are looking at me and they're like, "damn, that dude is so cool." and do i blame 'em? no, cause i am pretty [bleep] cool. i'm making $100,000, i don't know what the [bleep] you're doing with your life. evaluate it. change some things around. maybe get rid of your wife, your kids, or whatever's holding you back. so, yeah, guys, just you can do it, too. just get a bike and start making $100,000 a day. >> hasan: i can honestly say i have never prayed harder for a car door to open. [applause] okay. [cheers and applause] the question was, how were these guys getting so rich from trading stocks? and the suspicion was, they were running a pump-and-dump scam. that's where you buy a stock, you hype it up to your followers so they buy it, which pushes the price up, then you secretly sell your stock, and innocent people get left holding the bag. and you'd think they would hide the evidence, right? nope! eddie would regularly post pictures like this. or he would regularly twee

f64 was a tribute to his friend and mentor, jamal edwards, who died suddenly last february. # and yo,out a stone. # you know it hits me most at moments now when i'm alone # every morning, i remember that you're really gone... now sheeran has revealed that edwards death coincided with a series of traumatic events in his personal life. in a hand—written letter, he told fans his wife, cherry seaborn, got told she had a tumour with no route to treatment until after the birth. around at the same time, sheeran was at the centre of a copyrighted trial. he wrote: the best feeling in the world — the best feeling — is the euphoria around the first idea of writing a great song, like, the first spark where you go, "this is special, "we can't spoil this, this is amazing." but that feeling has now turned into, gasps oh, wait, let's stand back fora minute, like, have we touched anything... you find yourself in the moment second—guessing yourself. # paradise before my world ends... facing depression and anxiety, he turned to songwriting, scrapping more than 100 tracks he'd written for his sixth album

edward lawrence is live at white house. reporter: markets now say it is a tossup to whether there will be a rate hike or 25 basis points, president was in las vegas. talking when the market of the concerned about the stability of the economy. the producer price index, came in today that was a little bit softer than expected. showing less pressure on inflation on parts of companies that need to buy to make good, retail sales fell, month over month more than expected. empire state manufacturing survey shows that business activity continued to decline, 45% of those businesses surveyed said that conditions have worsened, we have two fallen banks in the last week. on banks democrat like elizabeth warren believe that more regulation is the answer. >> when we roll back regulations, so that bank executives can use these banks to boost their profits to boost their own salaries to get big bonuses. they are doing it by taking on more risk. banking should be boring, we have a chance here in congress to make banking more boring again. r

what are you hearing, edward?reporter: president will likely say it is the federal reserve's job to get inflation down. the president not owning up to any part pushing that inflation. i will show you data here. cpi inflation was 1.4% when president joe biden took office. you see where it is today. we're likely to hear federal reserve chairman jerome powell testify tomorrow that we are far from 2% target and hitting, hinting to the fact that we'll have more rate increases as well as keeping the rate higher than markets think. now some market experts concerned the federal reserve lost some credibility with the markets because economists at the fed did not see 40 year record high inflation coming in the first place. >> now we're counting on the fed who didn't predict this. they have lost all, they have lost, all confidence we should have in them. didn't predict it. now powell's going to come out and he has the cpi was robust, ppi was robust, the pce was robust. >> reporter: white house press secretary consistent refu

edward lawrence at the white house.from the administration to the china- russia meeting? reporter: well there will be a response and nbc spokesperson john kirby will be in the white house briefing in a couple of hours but right now they moved to the closed door portion of that meeting which is happening now between president xi and the russian president vladimir putin. the public part of their conversation featured congratulations for each side. putin congratulated the chinese president on his election win. he said that china has broken through in its development as a nation. the russian president said he's open to negotiating a process in ukraine. the chinese president calls putin his dear friend. the chinese foreign ministry spokesperson today said that the summit will jointly promote strategic coordination and practical cooperation between the two countries and provide for the growth of bilateral relations. the chinese call the relationship with russia a no-limits friendship. senator john kennedy says that it's the c

elizabeth: edward lawrence, what a good story.elcome back congresswoman beth van duyne and former economic adviser to former president trump, he's stephen moore. thanks to both of you for coming on. congresswoman, what do you make of edward's report? fed chair powell says the banking system is sound and resilient, but that's the extent of recent bank failures remain uncertain, so it's two sides of the same coin. what do you make of it many. >> i think what you're hearing is between yellen, powell and biden, they have no idea. they're wrong early and often. you know, whether it's them claiming we're going of transitory inflation that's over two years old now i and continues to climb, you would not be raising the taxes right now, you'd not be raising unless inflation was a crazy problem. and what we're seeing 1st the over 14% -- 14 -- it's over 14% now than when he took office. elizabeth: so what the congresswoman just said, stephen, washington post is reporting 190 banks nationwide are at risk of problems, even a collapse like sili

we have a small comment that he dedicated specifically to the topic of edward snowdan.se, the difference is that i was a journalist, and snowden worked for the government. i learned about what 's going on outside it. as if he does not detract from the merits of snowden. he told people what they needed to know, which no one told them. i investigated how the cia worked against allende in chile wrote an article about it. this coincided with the hotel gate scandal when richard nixon was revealed to have lied to the american people and there were many lies about the war, the so-called pentagon documents appeared, published by daniel erdergog in 1971 and revealing how many americans are lying. nikolai mikhailovich, as a specialist in the field of intelligence and special services, has a question for you. how similar hershi snowden is and how sincere the cia agent is in his message. what do you think, cia agent is such a note agent to cheese? i very often hear his comments, and you know me, he was not convinced. unfortunately. by god, the snowdens had their own difficulties, t

edmonds roy edwards wife was being treated for breast cancer also the fair result in child.2011 edwards actually faced criminal charges related to th relationship and here's where it' particularly revelers. prosecutor said he is mone that should've been reported a campaign donations to cover up the affair money, more than million dollars came from some of th top donors to his 2008 presidential campaign includin 100-year-old heiress named bunny mail-in. edwards was not was acquitte on one's charge of campaig finance fraud, but others were dismissed. in other words he was no guilty of the crime brough against him. but he was utterly and completely shamed. like, just completely flushe out of public life never to be heard from again not just his presidential hopes, his whole entire political career, all of it, don but of course everything changed with donald trump an to be fair, it started changin with bill clinton, who had a kind of gary heart like scandal, survived the allegation that h had an affair with jennife flowers during his campaign in 1982 but it completely changed wi

so this is the john edwards defensive. remember john edwards ran for president in 2008, and it was came out afterwards that he had to donors paying nearly a million dollars to silence hush money to his mistress. john edwards. mistress was pregnant at the time. remember there was that affect his wife was sick as well. john edwards went to trial. he beat the case. one count was acquitted. the other counselor hung doj, dismissed the case because, he argued, the purpose of these payments was not campaign related. it was personal. and also look for trump. we just heard joe tacopina to make a similar defense and giuliani early on with this actually came out. remember the pre giuliani days when he was actually considered to be an attorney for donald president? trump he made the same arguments. remember what's different about the john edwards case? the payments were largely made before even the primary season, a year before presidential year, you did not have the threat of the person coming out to actually air the story, which is