the attorney client privilege however, if it looks like th attorney is involved i criminal conduct eithe knowingly, being complicit i the crimes of the clients, o if the client is using the attorney unwittingly t facilitate his crimes, eithe one of those two circumstances can cause the crime frau exception to be applied to the attorney client relationship it will yield. which one of those two thing best characterizes what evan corcoran has done? naturally important. if he is complicit in th crimes of donald trump, he wil probably march right into th grand jury and plead the fifth and invoke his first amendment right against self incrimination. jack smith's team will have decision to make today grant evan corcora immunity and compel hi testimony which would almost certainly incriminate hi client donald trump? if they have enough evidence they can actually prosecut evan corcoran for his crimes the stakes are pretty high right now for evan corcoran. >> to that point, talk u through what we need to know about evan corcoran. what was it specifically tha he did for trump >> donald trump has bu

the w correspondent, i mean, s eith in achieve, thanks so much that. i mean, let's take a look now at some of the other news making headlines around the world. police and demonstrators have classed, and george's capital tbilisi protests were taking place against a government bill. the critic se would restrict free speech if enacted into law, the bill would force media companies and, and jeers to register. any links they have with entities outside of georgia, e. u has condemned the legislation. residents in the central philippines have reported nausea and dizziness in villages close to the location of a major oil spill. that happened last week, the incident occurred off the coast of mon doro island. when an oil tanker sank after experiencing engine trouble in rough seats, a german foreign minister and in a battle has said that states must respect the sovereignty of iraq. she's currently on a visit to the country. a box singled out iran for its missile attacks saying that it was not only oppressing its own people, but was also pushing the security of the

>> this year's grand prizes in cspan's tcam video eith-graders at dr. martin luther king, jr. middle s in germantown, maryland, for the documentary where's my name? watch the grand prize and all winning documentary online at studentcam.org. >> alabama governor kay ivey gave the state of the state address from the capital in montgomery. she outlined her legislative priorities which include pay raises for teachers and investing in k-12 education. republican governor called on state lawmakers to approve one-time rebates of $400 for alabamians. are remarks for about half an hour.s [applause] >> lieutenant governor ainsworth, pro tem reed, speaker ledbetter, speaker pro tem pringle, members of the alabama legislature, justices of the alabama supreme court, distinguished guests and my fellow alabamians. as we begin the firsts legislative session of this new four-year term, i am especially proud to be joined by so many young people from around our state, including livingston's university charter school and the northeast alabama community college. [applause] y'all, please be seated. f

the weeks after scot purk's house burned down police in stow, ohio heard a earful from people who eithee ar swingers they go to the holiday inn o route eight, and they have orgies and stuff >> there is plenty of gossip and speculation and tip call like this one, but occasionally, there was something new. >> his wife and child back i the eighties had been hit by a drunken driver >> remember, purk told the detective his first wife too her own life now, it seems he told at least one of his former lovers a entirely different story >> he had told my girlfriend that he went over there an killed the guy, cut him up, an buried him and she's like, "oh", you know they had sex, you know what mean and then he's confessing >> the detective, of course, knew better. scott purk's first wife meg an their son died in akron, i 1985 her death was suicide by hanging, according to th coroner's report 35 years later, meg's memory i still fresh for dawn kracker dawn and meg were best buds in high school. >> she was quiet people say she'd remind them o janice joplin, in her hippie kind of bohemian attitude, but

eith, you know, the first issuance of the opinion or undeniable every hearing.and aseems like a very burdened -- gime. so, i think the simplest rule that everyone can understand, the courts can kn how to administer it, the litigants can you have to understand from thebeginning, is as long as they're invoking available state procedures, just like the federal system, thecca makes a re-hearing mechanismavailable that's the cause of action has not accrued. the statute of limitations has not begun >> i want to ask you a question about how this works. if we think about theprocess that you've been given, it's article 64, which allows you to make themotion to the trial court, which you did. and if i understand correctly that you didn't really know about the no contamination requirement until the process started unfolding, so you couldn't have run your challenge before you invoked article 64? >> that's right,your honor. >> okay, so i'm thinking while article 64 sets out the process that you do, it gives you the trial court, and then the direct appeal to the cca, and the

and a head to head political duel between donald trump an ron desantis heating up, but this eithe haveit takes to ru voters nationwide? that one american voices returns. but first -- look at the other big storie we're watching this. our on msnbc jessica. >> alicia, thank you are shooting at an after hours club in columbus, ohio left two people dead and fou others hurt this morning police say the street near the club will remain closed. what police investigate this no suspect has been taken into custody at thousands of people in franc are protesting president emmanuel macron's pensio reform which would raise the entire mud age from 62 to 64. today, paris police and -- to hotspots citing quote serious risks of disturbance to public order and security the move though has no determined demonstrators a they turn to other places to protest. and a 6.7 magnitude earthquake hit the second largest city of ecuador [interpreter today. at least four people wer killed, residents hit th streets with panic as the earthquake severely damaged their homes an buildings. people in northern peru sa they als

. >> people who think overturnin roe will not affect them eithe because they cannot ge pregnant or wouldbecause of these lies believe me, you never know whe you, or someone you love wil need one the state of texas says that they want to preserve life b banning safe, legal abortions. but i have never felt my lif mattered less than it di during this situation. >> joining me now is doctor -- ob/gyn and president and ceo o physicians for reproductiv health he's also back with us thank you both for joining me. let's start with you, thes five women described painful and dramatic experiences because they were not able t receive the care that they needed as a physician, talk to us a bit about the serious medical consequences tha people face in these positions >> absolutely, thank you s much for having me let me begin by saying clearly that this is not medicine. this is not care this is not the right way to take care of people. it is not what i train for 1 years in medical school, fellowship to do when we think about what i means to access reproductive health care in this country an what folks wi

opportunity, and frankly, an good defense lawyers gonna tak that opportunity there's no downside on eithe end. the new york times reporte today that meeting has occurre already. and the -- really do you think, when th jury granbury presentation i over, it's alvin bragg's decision at that point, an there's nothing left so, that could even be wednesday, just to put everyon on alert >> wait, hold it after change my schedule here. you're saying it's conceivable that michael cohen could finishes testimony on wednesday, that grandeur, that leaving th room, could issue an indictment? >> so, if this was federal court, absolutely. if you go ahead and do that. so i think that's more likel that they would do that afte the prosecutors have a opportunity to talk to the grand jurors and answer an questions they might have? go through the law, percent th proposed charges i think that will happen o wednesday, no. especially when i heard that he's appearing in th afternoon. so it doesn't give him the ful day. but in terms of, i think, th next day they set is the following monday, since believe it's a mond

the day, n matter how hard you try to mak it look nicer or sound better, it's the truth that will eithectory or crushin defeat in the dominion versus fox new defamation case, fox is no looking down the barrel of a ever worsening lie spiral. that has been created at their own hands. time and time again, fox allegedly trafficked and lie and falsity. and the end result, just might be a financial death penalty that renders the corporation unable to continue as we've seen put forth in the thousands upon thousands o pages of evidence released during the course of the discovery process in this case people at fox news allegedly knew what it was repeatedl peddling to its viewer realize. but it didn't care because, according to th lawsuit, the profits were more important than the truth because as in the own words of fox eo, rupert murdoch, fo didn't want to antagoniz donald trump further, and he wanted to keep trump supporter as viewers, even as he admitte under oath during hi deposition that he never believed that dominion rigge the 2020 presidentia presidential election. in this most recent fil

. >> i think it's huge because they have to go in, theylp eith testify or they're going to assert theire1o want to lie for donald trump. now, mau really the weak link here. he's the person that the government i think most wants to turn. according to what wew3 have learned in that january 6th committee, he had direct conversations with peoplew3 -- >> everybody, all over the place. >> all over the place, including roger stone and steve bannon and general flynn. mainly, he had the connection with the people that were up on capitol hill, roger stone and the proud boys and the other groups that were organizing up there. he can really provide the glue that ties donald trump directly to the violence at the ; so this is extremely significant. and it opens up a whole5a■ new of worms for donald trump and is really nothing but more bad news this week for donald >> so let's think about this. we think we know a lot about what meadows and these others were involved with on january 6th. but we don't fully know because ñ executive privilege to not testify beforee1 this grd jury. th january 6th in many ca

one that you ar talking about today, seeking t intimidate and instill fear in people who are working eithe through medication abortion, o even to try to leave a state where abortion is banned and g elsewhere. and they are not going to stop and the consequence of this, of, course is that it is creating public health crisis on th ground in states like texas an of course, nancy northrop an the center for reproductiv rights are representing just a tip of the iceberg about tha public health crisis looks like we are just so grateful for th work that they are doing >> we are going to follow up with that the three women that silv is suing for wrongful death ma also actually face crimina charges here the district attorney in galveston will separatel decide whether or not he i going to charge these wome with murder or being a accomplice to murder what do you anticipate happening on that front? >> i can't really say for sure what might happen, melissa but i can't say, based on what we've seen happening on th ground here, since roe was overturned and even prior to that once the senate bil eight. they

many of us would not think w would make it out of the building without being eithe fired or arrested or both if w engaged in any of this stuff lots of people have been arrested and charged wit respect to january 6th what is enough to get th organizers of this thing t face justice >> well, i think that th special prosecutor has to be very careful we are going to be indicting a former president that is not bend on before we have seen vice presidents indicted on charges rubble for them, but we haven't seen president face these kinds o charges. basically, they are attempting to overthrow the government of the united states. my assumption is that th special prosecutor is going to have to make a very strong recommendation from merric garland who is not appointed b trump to be the individual t say, yes, we are pulling the trigger. we're going to do this we also have to remember tha while they should not be a political, it is we have an election coming u in 2024. to me, that signals that you have to get this out of th gate before the it appears t many americans that thos democrats that you a

to say what the actually got by that what does that have to do with this for example, this is for eithe-- open in 2017, now they have 17 locations. on friday, none of their workers got paid they're making close to minimu wage, and they are paid ever two weeks on fridays 227 of those employees wor like they normally do, but o friday, they didn't get paid because of the silicon valle bank collapse. fry the coop does not bank wit silicon valley bank, but it' payroll company, patriot software does. the ceo that payroll company hatred software, put out a statement saying he was, checked, quote, take about thi banking debacle. it's probably something abou the most polite reaction i can imagine. the ceo on to explain that the valley bank failure wa prevented patriot southwar from processing the peril of their mother than 8000 clients that doesn't mean 8000 workers that means clients with an untold number of workers, al just not getting paid. this was not woke liberals melting down a tech sector ban because they'd over invested and woke companies and causes. patriots after is a payrol company t

and once you did the work out, you are going to get 60 or 8 cents back on the dollar eithe way. >> twoe started to pull their money if you onl would have done advance th positive taken into jpmorgan you would've seen othe regional banks fail. then there are countries lik ripley, which had 40,000 peopl on their payrolls. look, some of the companies, the vcs would have figured, ou they would've done bridg loans. -- 2% of the companies and all th layoffs. i mean, do we really want this so, i just think they did no have many good choices there >> do you think we are going t look back on this and say, thi may have been the first bank run that was fueled or supercharged by digital bankin -- because now all you need to do a swipe and pull your money -- or, more importantly, social media, when you had a number o influential people who could have contacted any bank, any ceo, any congress person, an instead use the power of socia media to shot shout fire in movie theater. >> for sure, on the first one, the fact that you could do - from your home, with dua authentication, you get a text and 1 mil

the building of trump's wall on the mexican border finance business partners in that scheme involved eitheonvicted of siphoning hundred of thousands of dollars from that campaign. better himself got off thank to a pardon from president trump. now it turns out that the yach was -- that shot itself was als allegedly bought with il gotten gains by this guy the owner of that yacht, the fugitive chinese billionaire guo wengui he was arrested thi morning on charges that he als defrauded investors in his conservative business. in addition to the, of the justice department alleges tha guo used defrauded investors t buy a 50,000 square foot mansion, three and a hal million dollar ferrari and not one but two 36,000 dollar mattresses. because why not? by two if you have been awake in th last eight, years you know how influential steve bannon as we come in the rubble in party. it is really worth noting ho influential this guy, gu wengui has become an conservative politics alongsid steve bannon part of guo's alleged fraud wa convincing people to inves more than $450 million in th media venture of his c

jail, charged wit january six offenses have been determined by a judge to eithe be continuing threatthat community and its safety, or a flight risk. those are the patriots tha these members of congress ar going to >> you go and visit are watching again, that's not politics, that's a fox sports neutral judge presentation o aaf as who is on the >> good meri decided to hold those people i morning to you we are ready to go with th jail because 3rd round of they competition post some kind o here risk that bassmaster leas at and i cannot explain 72 per lakes in south carolina. he's the there's ire to go and see them or to paint them as some kind of patriots ou political prisoners. >> yes i'm curious if you thin a future, january six could be stopped based on what lawmaker have learned what they've enacted over th past two years >> yes look the whole point of our committee was to start the facts, let's figure out what happened tell incredible stories an then let's learn from that let's have recommendations have a continuing discussion about how to prevent a futur attack on the capitol. that

obviously if he was tryin to apply for jobs in the national security apparatus or had when there, he would eithecan say whatever he wants but as a presidential candidate, it is calling vladimir putin his best buddy and denigrating the men and women of the intelligence community, la enforcement, and the departmen of defense is this noxious i not somewhere that we want t go and, in his affinity for putin his desires or his claim tha nato was an important. i think one thing that you did see of course is some senators such as senator rubio an senator graham did come out, a least one ron desantis kind of talked about it, and said that kind of line which is no helpful. so all of this has to do with, when members of the gop step u and try to save the party. and, it really does remain t be seen. because that kind of lie which is absolutely unacceptable >> mark poly raw, polishchuk los, my friend we will come back to again soon, appreciate it did today's other big new ahead, the failed bankans what it really means for the economy and for your savings economy and for your savings ♪♪ what will you do? will

eith and by the wayer, you know,to fy they have the ability to fly a balloon over our country. athis sort of blasé detachment, sort of, you know, we can handle all these things. it's just not credible. and i mean, i think what's what's sort of it's actually bewildering. i mean, we are going to have to shift to the pacific.point an it's going to happen at some point. and we're not doing anybody anak favors. we're noiat doing ukrainians ann favors. we're not doing europeans anyy favorsfa anyfavors b by pretende can do it all. we're not we're not we're notwen really grappling with realitoty and what's bizarre is to seeesi the president welcome the chancellor of germane chancey to washington as if everything is hunky dory. and the only wayy and that thero going to be a long term support for ukraine, given the factthe that putin is not giving up.ut ' putin is an evil guy.e in the ra that's not the issue. but we got to live in the real world . the only ways if tha the germand step up and we're letting them off the hook and it's honestly bewildering. i mean, i just don't get iewtili b

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given your view of standing, there is no role us to a in this, eith. we take very seriously the ia separation of powers and that power should be divided to prevent it abuse. there are many procedural niceties tt ve to be followed for the same purpose. the case remindse the one we had a few years ago under a different administration where they tried acting in itswn to cancel the dreamers program. we blocked that effort. i just wonder, given t pture of the case and our historic concern about theepation of powers, you would recognize that is is a case that presents extraordinarily serious important issues about the role of congress and about the role that we should exercise and deni. significant enough that the major questions doctrine gh to be considered implicated. >> lete y to return to the concerns. we are not suggesting that there is no role for the jicry to pay, it is that these plaintiffs are not proper plaintiffs in this case. we think that an servicers would have standing to challenge this plan. the fact that loan servicers haven't yet challenged

. >> this year's grand prizes in cspan's tcam video eith-graders at dr. martin luther king, jr. middle s in germantown, maryland, for the documentary where's my name? watch the grand prize and all winning documentary online at studentcam.org. >> alabama governor kay ivey gave the state of the state address from the capital in montgomery. she outlined her legislative priorities which include pay raises for teachers and investing in k-12 education. republican governor called on state lawmakers to approve one-time rebates of $400 for alabamians. are remarks for about half an hour.s [applause]