to discuss you want to bring back in our gas life and coach commentary. elliot house, elliot, you know you speak a lot about feminism, taos, in your opinion, what is feminism? and does it have any role to play in the discussion? we are having feminism isn't it? pack on the family. it's an attack on femininity and it's attack on masculinity. it's a perversion of gender roles. it's and it's completely a marxist fabrication because in order to subvert the west, they have to create class warfare. so in order to have class warfare, you have to make somebody feel like they're getting the end of the stick. women, prior to the so called sexual revolution, women's suffrage and feminism love being women. are most women, most women today who are on pills and who are depressed, inevitable c psychologist and are drinking way too much wine are taking a medication because of their mental illness. if they just look 2 generations ago at their great grandmothers, they great grandmothers were quote, unquote, oppressed, but they were happy people, they did what they wanted to do and what they did really w

maybe elliot will probably get a board seat. charles: elliot always gets a board seat.30 seconds to go. right now you're very worried about the market. getting the message from the bond market. investors should look to do short trading or wait this out for a moment? >> i definitely think that there is caution in the market right now. charles: right. >> i'm not saying go short the market here. i think though having a fairly sizable cash position is not such a bad thing, especially pays you a yield these days. >> cash is no longer trash. i always loved your work. glad you made it on. folks, guess what, we're aweek away from the "future of work" town hall. i will be joined by michio kaku, joni bailey, march 9th, 2:00 p.m. here on the fox business network. also the fed's credibility, folks, even with a soft landing there is no way powell can repair the damage that has already been done. i can't wait to ask michelle gerard and lyn alden. they're next. ♪. sometimes you're so busy taking care of everyone else you don't do enough for yourself, or your mouth. but eventually, it

and elliot. you said that that the line that the trump team has been using is really key, and i want to read it for everybody. prosecutors only attack lawyers when they have no case whatsoever. why do you think that's so key? and how would you? how would you read into that? so we're talking now about attorney client privilege . i feel like march 24th is privileged day across america totally separate, privileged day , everyone which very privileged , but the point is when we speak about the law protects conversations that attorneys have with their clients. with the exception that those conversations can be used to commit or shield a crime, and it's very, very rare to get behind the attorney client privilege is almost never happens anywhere across the united states now, the statement the foreign prince, attorneys of that the president's attorneys that they only attack attorneys in the problem is simply not the case. what you have here was a remarkable scenario in which a federal court and the feder

to discuss, we are now joined by life coach and commentator elliot hoss, welcome to show elliot a start off things. simple plain. in your opinion, is there any legitimacy to the claim? there is a war on masculinity in our society? well, i would open my saying that there seems to be a war on gender. and so both men and women are being fed lots of awe, very erroneous ideas about what it means to be a man and a woman. it almost seems as if we're being swapped in a way. and so, ah, in many instances we're now seeing men being portrayed in dresses and told to be vulnerable and to basically behave and think like a woman. and the other hand, since at least 1960 is there has been this push for women to be strong and independent and more masculine. so it's more of a, a perversion of the genders in just a now at war on men. but the wor usually begins in the head and the man is the head . and so of course the attack begins there. okay? now when i get more specific, what do you think of china? censoring is media all to avoid showing a children, music videos and movies where men are wearing earrings

elliot the indictments under seal, so there's so much we don't know. and we have to state that very clearly here. sources are telling cnn the possibility of 30 charges, um, related to business fraud. can you explain to folks at home? for this case as we know it, what law or laws did the former president allegedly break important words there jimmer as we know it, because we don't know. now it appears that there might have been records keeping violations with within the trump organization as a means of concealing personal affairs at the former president, and that could explain the multiple charges right, so each ledger entry or each payment as it were . each ledger payment, each entry or just a few ledger entries or payment that are charged for different crimes so one could be attacked. campaign finance crime. one could be a tax crime and so on each time they entered and so on, so, yes, it may not be 30 different crimes, maybe a handful of different crimes but charged differently. a few different ways understood. and douglas brinkley is here with me in n

but let's get back to elliot williams and andrew mccabe standing by for us. elliot, can i just start with you, i don't know if you have any thoughts on this delay. i mean, it seems odd to me considering that so much of the other video was released. if it's video of the same incident what would be the justification for holding it back? >> so these are pure -- this is pure speculation and guessing, abby, and i'm guessing that perhaps because there have been defendants charged with crimes now, this is now evidence in a pending criminal investigation, and perhaps there was some caution on the part of the judge about, either, number one, prejudicing the defendants who have been charged with crimes, or people who are shown in the videos but haven't been charged with crime, uncharged sort of free citizens as it were. i don't know. now, i would think that this material would eventually come out, given the immense public interest in it and, like you said, abby, the fact that other videos have been released, too. also perhaps because they're moving forward a criminal t

elliot williams.recorded phone call conversation from the former president pressuring a top georgia official? >> wolf, everything in criminal investigations are much -- everything in criminal investigations comes down to intent. can you prove that the person you are investigating intended to commit the criminal act that he or she is charged with and multiple pieces of evidence helped support that short of a confession from ray defendant that says i intend to break the law or i intend to violate georgia campaign finance law and we haven't heard of this recording and it appears that the former president attempting to influence others in the georgia sort of in the political hierarchy of georgia and that could speak to his intent and it will all come down to what words were said on this recording. >> does it give you any insight, elliot into district attorney's fanny willis' potentially charging this decision? >> certainly, wolf. again, it appears that what the d.a. is looking into are campaign-related vi

mata is describing what he says one of his officers witnessed before fatally shooting. 34 year-old ellioterke gonzalez after he allegedly broke into an apartment last wednesday here on now avenue chief mata says his officers were dispatched to the location to investigate a fight. but later learned from the woman's husband that his wife and their 2 young boys were being held hostage by a armed with a gun. >> officers continued to make announcements in english and spanish attempting to get the suspect to surrender peacefully. >> the chief says the tense situation lasted about an hour with officers never receiving a response from the suspect due to the suspect's actions and erratic behavior. officers believe that the situation was escalated. it also believed that the family's lives were in immediate and moral danger. the merge officer observed the suspect raised the machete towards the family. and fired at least one round striking the suspect. >> chief says the 2 machetes were very real, but the handgun turned out to be a fake. and although elliot berke gonzalez and the victims of the home i

elliot appreciate the important insights. as we said in the previous segment, there are no straight lines don't appear to any straight lines anyway. when it comes to these investigations, elliot williams grateful for the insights that's moving onto giant economic news this afternoon, jerome powell will make one of the most consequential decisions of his career. how much and if the federal reserve will raise interest rates again? it's the first time we will hear from the federal reserve chairman. since the collapse of silicon valley bank and signature bank earlier this month. that was that happened a bit earlier this month, joining us now to break all this down. cnn's matt eagan and mark zandi, chief economist for moody's analytics, mark matt to you first, let's just put up on the screen, the line of the inflation rate over the past year or so the fed has consistently raised rates. ah the expectation if you took the banking crisis aside would be that they would raise rates again to try to corral inflation. but a lot of people

. - [narrator] in the early 1960s, elliot was shooting for magnum photos in what was then the soviet union. when he was given a rare chance to visit cuba. - and that was a unique opportunity to get pictures of them. and in particular, get pictures of che. che guevara was certainly less available than castro. i think he was busy doing other revolutions so. (birds chirping) - [narrator] today, one part of cuba seldom seen up close by outsiders, is it's beautiful countryside and the people who live there. (man singing) raul canibano is one of cuba's own, a stellar photographer. who's entirely self-taught. (raul speaking in spanish) (woman speaking in foreign language) - [narrator] raul charms his way into every one's heart. (raul and woman speaking in spanish) (raul speaking in spanish) - [narrator] in honor of their guest. the family has killed one of their prized pigs. (raul speaking in spanish) (speaking in spanish) (raul speaki in spanish) (crowd cheering) - [narrator] that warrior spirit is on display at the local cockfight. (crowd talking and cheering) - [narrator] the work of hav

elliot was moving and they just moving on the tarmac or are they is elliot still there? are you still there? still here? we're still on the are you texting or what is going on on the tarmac? we're still moving. we all taxiing. but as i say, the captain, everyone was kind of, you know, getting a bit frustrated here on this plane that we weren't taking off. why would we boarding if we're not going to take off and then the captain told everyone to sit down until we're going to go right now and we've been taxing. we seem to be getting into position for the runway. but as i said, until actually in the air. i can't tell you for sure that we are going to be taking off. although, of course, and at this point that my son is operating our cameraman as we as we hope to jet off for our family holiday. yeah, i was just wondering if the if the airport is shut down, and things aren't moving. why are you taxing? but we'll continue to check back with you. thank you very much. we appreciate that. you can see the turmoil that's happening there. it's also turmoil happening here of a differe

anderson appreciated elliot elliot williams as well.quick programming note in about 20 minutes, cnn prime time. presents inside the trump investigations an hour long in depth look with cnn anchor and chief investigative correspondent pamela brown at the multiple investigations facing the former president should have new reporting on former vice president pence his mindset after the judge's ruling today whether you'll testify that's at nine p.m. eastern tonight, coming up for us, we're going to dive into the details of how separate allegations made by two women about affairs with the former president in the years before his election. turned into a present day criminal investigation. young lady who was mid thirties. a couple of kids recently went ththrough a divorce. she had d t of questions when she came in. i watched my mother go through being a single mom. at the end of the day, my mom raised three children, including myself. and so once a client knew that she was heard, we were able to help her move forward. your client won't care how

former federal prosecutor and cnn legal analyst elliot williams joining us now, elliot good morning great to ceo. pin says he has nothing to hide. what are his options here? and do you anticipate that he'll try to appeal this decision or that he'll just move forward and testify? well he certainly has the right to appeal jessica in federal court after an order, is it certain types of orders are issued parties have 30 days to decide whether they wish to take it to a higher court. the problem for the vice president here is that this actually wasn't all that bad decision for him, and it did protect some of his right or his ability to not testify if he goes ahead and appealed that it could actually end up being a worse outcome for him, so, yeah, so we'll see. i would think he would not. but again, he has time to decide. and you said that it wasn't a terrible outcome for him is that because of the speech or debate clause it's been talked about as a potential protection for him. can you help people understand what that is and how it might protect him? sure the constitution sets out the speech or

mata is describing what he says one of his officers witnessed before fatally shooting. 34 year-old elliot berke gonzalez after he allegedly broke into an apartment last wednesday here on now avenue chief mata says his officers were dispatched to the location to investigate a fight. but later learned from the woman's husband that his wife and their 2 young boys were being held hostage by a armed with a gun. >> officers continued to make announcements in english and spanish attempting to get the suspect to surrender peacefully. >> the chief says the tense situation lasted about an hour with officers never receiving a response from the suspect due to the suspect's actions. >> and erratic behavior. officers believe that the situation was escalated and also believed that the family's lives were in immediate and moral danger. the merge officer observed the suspect raised the machete towards the family. and fired at least one round striking the suspect. >> chief says the 2 machetes were very real, but the handgun turned out to be a fake. and although elliot berke gonzalez and the victims of the

. >>> let's bring in legal analyst elliot williams.iot, the president has been offered an opportunity to testify, the former president. does that signal an indictment is likely? >> it signals that one could be coming. new york is one of the jurisdictions that gives potential defendants an opportunity to come in and make their case prior to charges being raised. sometimes people use this as an opportunity to say, i may have engaged in these actions, but here's why. he would have to waive immunity and he can't control the questions he's asked. for any number of reasons we probably won't see him testify here. >> cara described this as a novel legal theory. does novel in this case equal weak case? what's your take on the approach here? >> that's an excellent question, victor. look, the way our law works in this country is that you bring cases based on what has come before. there are some cases that simply -- the situation hasn't presented itself before and it's legally complex. to back up cara's point, it's a case within a case within a ca

and she says, elliot's the air right now. he just read book and he loves it.and he said, there's someone out someone out there has brad meltzer home address. find it for me. i want to go find the guy. and then he sends his sidekick to my house and they're knocking the door. and so they're like, you got to call the radio station. so i call the radio station five in the morning. it's 8:00 here and i'm on hold. and they said, hey, say, hey, it's brad meltzer. they say, prove it. i said, i don't know how you want me to prove it. i said, are you at my house? and i could hear on the he's on the air and he's like, yeah, i can see in his house. and i said, i said, you want to know what color carpet i have? they go, yeah, color carpet you have. and i told my colored carpet they're, it's him. and i'm like, you can't break my house on live radio. and of course, i knew at that moment this is my lifelong friend. so he's been my one of my dear friends for all these years. so i'm going to be on tomorrow morning. how many books, how many that what have i been on for? i think

but the statute, it's unclear whether that includes a federal crime, right, elliot?ris. the state of new york where i'm admitted to practice, it's silent, new york law is silent as to whether the crime needs to be a -- only a new york state law or a federal law. now, that's the kind of question -- look, it's pretty clear, it says the word crime and crime can be a state crime or federal crime. that's a question that has to be resolved by new york state courts. and it will -- i assume, if that's the direction that the prosecutors go, that the defendant would challenge it in new york court and it will work its way through the courts there. the language is clear. it uses the word crime. but it doesn't have that one adjective before it, whether it's federal or state. but that's not unique at all. >> and you're very familiar with what happens after you indict somebody and how that plays out. this obviously would be history-making if a former president was indicted. how do you expect this to be different? >> jessica, it would be historic. but it won't be historic for long.

elliot williams still with us at the table. so piercing attorney client privilege is a big deal. you have to reach a high bar of credibility there. you think it's even more consequential. we're talking about the notes here because what you're trying to did did was donald trump using his lawyers essentially to lie to the government about what he still had in his possession. people lie notes. don't lie the words that people write down, uh, in in the moment. are valid and useful record. and so yes, it is absolutely useful for them to turn over whatever paper or documentation he has at the time, but again like you, said, john, it's so profound because they have presented evidence that they believe that the former president committed a crime. and that's not the second time that's happened once in california and once here that is significant significant again. mr corporate must testify tomorrow we'll see what it's grand jury, but we'll see what we can learn about that. appreciate your coming in elliot up next for us, ron de santis says vladimir putin is a war criminal. you can call tha

the veterans, human rights activists and nobel peace prize winner alice elliot ski has been sentenced to 10 years in prison by a court and by the roost. he was charged with smuggling cash into bitter ruse to allegedly fond opposition activities. his supporters have called it a fake trial. at least 12 people have been killed in an explosion on a pipeline in nigeria owned by all company shell. the cause of the explosion is not yet known, but oil theft is common in the area and has often resulted in accidents that have caused fires. britton's king charles is to make his 1st state visits to germany and to france. will travel to berlin and paris with queen consort camilla. later this month, king will become the 1st which sovereign to address the german parliament. facial coronation takes place in may, greece is winding up the search for victims of its worst train crash ever. at least 57 people are known to have been killed. a passenger service collided head on with a freight train near the city of larissa. rail unions are blaming pools safety on decades of under investment. between the twi

so elliot, what do you make of this? first of all, let's let's just remind folks that there were some last minute developments presented to the grand jury in the last week. and now we're learning that if something doesn't happen in the next week or so it could be another month or so before we learn how this will go, really could abby and it's most important to note that deliberations and everything that happens around a grand jury by law is secret. and so we don't know. number one. what went on in that room number two. what were the basis for which alvin bragg in the d. a. s office put evidence on in the first place in number three. what's driving their decisions now as to whether they're calling additional witnesses and so on. now, look, we can speculate, but you know, but like cara's reporting had noted , part of this was a planned break. that the grand jury was going to take anyway, on account of a number of holidays that are approaching so more information may trickle out over the coming weeks. but it's just hard to

now caught in bella. ruth has sentenced the 2022 nobel peace prize winner alice the elliot skate at 10 years in prison. the pro democracy act of us was convicted of financing protests and tax evasion. he said is being persecuted for political reasons. the elliot skis, the founder of the vows the human rights group, were supported, protest as during gay, 2020 wave anti government unrest and better verse. well let's get more on this now . we're joined by finite via ciocca, from vilnius and lithuania, is a politician and senior advisor to the exile by the russian opposition leaders. fi, atlanta. sick, had new sky. a very good to have you with us on al jazeera. i'm 1st the, your reaction to mr. viola layouts case sentencing. it's her draconian and absorbing the human sentence, tony's beloved kids, the personal revengeful aggression cartilage because alicia was very actively supporting burleson, themself, regression, her victim. so for a russian war against to green. and also that eventually will ask your for receiving know will piece price, because before wickersham coerce her monopolist o

elliot godkin. thank you very much now to mississippi were destruction. i just everywhere and there is a new threat looming overhead, severe storms. with potential of spinning off tornadoes hangs over much of the tornado ravaged state. some 30 million people fall under this new threat. this new drone video. we're going to show you here from mississippi's emergency management agency. you can see it right there shows the bleak landscape left behind by friday night's tornado outbreak . 25 people are confirmed killed in the state. another victim in alabama today, the secretary of homeland security toward the area along with other top federal officials, they vowed to stand by these devastated communities now and into the future. this is going to be a long term recovery event and we can see just where we're standing here that one of the major issues that we're going to face is housing. and how do we help our number one? concerns is still life safety as you look around here and you look at the debris, i just really encourage everybody to remain vigilant. stay ca

they read and elliot and ron thank you all so much for the time. appreciate your perspective. thank you guys. unsurprisingly there's outrage on the right, with some republicans, calling the indictment of donald trump outrageous and an abuse of power. meantime the manhattan district attorney's offices once again, slamming house republicans over their ongoing efforts to intervene in the hush money investigation. you're going to hear the response from his office when we come back. late blades blades. they're somehow no better way to travel this place on a plate and when you add price drop protection back if your flight becomes cheaper, so you can taste your way through every single plate. never wonder if you found a good deal because the good deal found you. it's jusa number and mine's unlisted boost high prein with 2 g of protein for scle health versus 16 g and ensure high protein boost high protein now available in cinnabon bakery inspired flavor learn more boost .com slash tv were easy everyone would do it as well as true green. does it true greens online tools, help ensure yo

elliot elliot williams as well. quick programming note in about 20 minutes, cnn prime time. presents inside the trump investigations an hour long in depth look with cnn anchor and chief investigative correspondent pamela brown at the multiple investigations facing the former president. she'll have new reporting on former vice president pence his mindset after the judge's ruling today whether you'll testify that's at nine p.m. eastern tonight. coming up for us, we're going to dive into the details of how separate allegations made by two women about affairs with the former president in the years before his election. turned into a present day criminal investigation. changes changes. happened so fast. for the life you're making has it for back pain? i've always been a take two and call in the morning guy. but my new doctor recommended salon passed without another pill, upsetting my stomach. i get powerful, effective and safe relief salon pas. it's good medicine. this morning. hi i'm michael. i've lost £70 on goal. oh, i spent thousands on other diets that didn't work. angola oh,

elliot, what are you all seeing today?ks in israel have meant protests on a saturday evening. and as you say, they are protesting in the thousands, sometimes hundreds of thousands, against the government's radical judicial overhaul. this overhaul would result in pretty much all checks and balances on the government of the day being removed. now, the government, the most right wing in israel's history and religiously conservative, let my prime minister benjamin netanyahu says it's restoring the correct balance. it says things have gotten out of power, the supreme court had too much power. but these people on the streets are concerned about the impact this will have on their freedoms, on israel as a liberal jewish democracy on the economy. we see weakening, where most currencies have been strengthening against the u.s. dollar. tech companies have been saying they're not going to invest. they're also concerned about their rights to protest, their freedom of expression and press and the like being in fringed and they say they

i want to stars sara murray, th federal prosecutor, elliot williams.et's start with what we do know. i want to start with you, counselor, on the history here. no sitting or former president prosecutor, knowing you have the details of the case, but you have a rendezvous with history. >> with history. look, there's two answers with that john, the burden on the prosecutor is the same as it would be on any other case which is if you have probable cause to would be on any other case which is if you have probable cause to bring charges and you can get them past the jury beyona "thee with this, you come with a miss. this is not just an ordinary case under any circumstance. >> and that's why there's been such a great debate, is this the case, if you're going to have a rendezvous with history, is this the case that should go first. the president had some friendship or affair with stormy daniels, she received a payment in 2016 right before the election. michael cohen made the payment and made that have before the silence. and then the trump organization with mic

mata is describing what he says one of his officers witnessed before fatally shooting. 34 year-old elliot berke gonzalez after he allegedly broke into an apartment last wednesday here on now avenue chief mata says his officers were dispatched to the location to investigate a fight. but later learned from the woman's husband that his wife and their 2 young boys were being held hostage by a armed with a gun. >> officers continued to make announcements in english and spanish attempting to get the suspect to surrender peacefully. >> the chief says the tense situation lasted about an hour with officers never receiving a response from the suspect due to the suspect's actions and erratic behavior. officers believe that the situation was escalated and also believed that the family's lives were in immediate and moral danger. the merge officer observed the suspect raised the machete towards the family. and fired at least one round striking the suspect. >> chief says the 2 machetes were very real, but the handgun turned out to be a fake. and although elliot berke gonzalez and the victims of the home

mata is describing what he says one of his officers witnessed before fatally shooting. 34 year-old elliot berke gonzalez after he allegedly broke into an apartment last wednesday. here on boy now avenue chief mata says his officers were dispatched to the location to investigate a fight. but later learned from the woman's husband that his wife and their 2 young boys were being held hostage by a armed with a gun. >> officers continued to make announcements in english and spanish attempting to get the suspect to surrender peacefully. >> the chief says the tense situation lasted about an hour with officers never receiving a response from the suspect due to the suspect's actions and erratic behavior. officers believe that the situation was escalated. it also believed that the family's lives were in immediate and moral danger. the merge officer observed the suspect raised the machete towards the family. and fired at least one round striking the suspect. >> chief says the 2 machetes were very real, but the handgun turned out to be a fake. and although elliot berke gonzalez and the victims of the

. >> joining me for more on this is former prosecutor elliot williams and let's start with the attorney and the ongoing hearing as he's testifying on a lot of big issues. what do you make of what you've heard so far? >> he's staying on message, in my last stop at the justice department kate and the legislative affairs and was prepping the attorney general for this and the one goal that the attorney general wants is not to make news that he didn't walk in the room wanting to make. what's far more important to the senators are the speeches they give that they can then put on the internet saying i asked the attorney general this, but don't fight with them, validate the question. senator, you and i agree that public safety is important and then get out of there, and i think that's what's so far he seems to have been doing. >> goal number one, make no news is what you're saying. >> yeah. >> garland did say to that point, garland did say in the opening statement that the government wants to operate by speaking through its actions, and he doesn't want to divulge too much into ongoing investiga

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the german parliament, the bonus tag. internationally, the spotlight is on hollywood stars, like elliot page or mikaela j rodriguez, who raise awareness about diversity. i wore many decades of on activism and resistance and risk taking by many people, particularly by people who could not who could not hide who they were and who can't hide, who they are. oftentimes, it's people who don't fit into the categories and who can't, who don't have the option of hiding. right? it's, it's people who who are trans and present has trans. i think the history off, like the queer community in berlin is still important till today because like our cheese and family, our ancestors did a lot of work like also and the very hash condition. and i think like is their work and their passion, which allows us today to have this basis to have knowledge and to have the ad here of what it could mean being trans, being queer. and i'm very thankful and i think like is one of the important part of being queer to honor the people. yeah. who have worked for it, whereas dad for it well suffered for it. and i think it's i

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like elliot page or mikaela, j rodriguez, who raise awareness about diversity. i wore many decades of on activism and resistance and risk taking by many people, particularly by people who could not who could not hide who they were and who can't hide, who they are. oftentimes, it's people who don't fit into the categories and who can't, who don't have the option of hiding. right? it's, it's people who who are trans and present has trans. i think the history off, like the queer community in berlin is still important till today because like our cheese and family, our ancestors did a lot of work like also and the very hash condition. and i think like is their work and their passion, which allows us today to have this spaces job molded and to have the idea of what it could mean being trans, being queer. and i am very thankful and i think leg is one of the important part of being queered to honor the people. yeah. who have worked for it, who have died for it, who have suffered for it and a thing. it's important to acknowledge that every single time you're being out an

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elliot what do you think i would agree with that wolf and because look, these are different sovereigns to use the legal term that are governed by different laws. the laws of new york and the laws of georgia are different on far more things than than anyone would imagine. some of them are federal. some of them are state and even the notion that they may sort of you know, i think it's many people have used the expression that they're colluding or talking to each other. and even that sort of fuels this idea that law enforcement working in concert across the country to take down foreign president donald trump, that's simply not the case. they all operate independently. now there may come a day down the road if they if one of them has to go to trial. at some point, they would have to coordinate. with other jurisdictions to make sure that well if he's in trial in new york, he can't show up for his hearing in atlanta, georgia, but certainly they don't play into each other given just like paula said. the vast differences in these different cases between documents in elections and potentially f

i see, i'm not mccall at the moment when as it was with the communist elliot of the kids on the up in may, 2003 george bush solemnly declared victory on the deck of an aircraft carrier. the tyrant has fallen. any rack is free for the dog sickly. the you as soon concluded the country needed a new saddam hussein by me to counselor of sierra, gleeful, used to it. as you say, more than she is a pretty little never dinner for your stories just from our voicemail sites. completely upset. so no mores. my daughter's to start a new move or more work for the leaders room, or it's more obvious to put out, but not those little boys. when you're home with judy, i will be late, but when you have a little shorter, she saw me. she still own the modem, modem will know with the same, no forecast or are you when the volume normal sailing? right? 3 d received school bush from suarez are cool when you mush royce, with my back, i little how about left? you know what i have a little john if you have dallas and how about i to side with his company? yeah, i do. let me have a con hockey, the can mow a dog with

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you know elliot williams. we previously reported that the grand jury wanted to hear from at least one additional witness . do you expect? pecker answered all remaining questions for them, or might we see more witnesses called now? you know, it's just hard to know wolf by nature and by law, grand juries , and what happens in them have to be secret. there are huge penalties for revealing what happens inside a grand jury room . for that reason, it's really hard to know what exactly is sort of talking about with anyone particular witness for what prosecutors strategy might be for calling additional witnesses now look backing up norms point earlier if michael cohen's credibility was attacked in his prior appearances, it made sense to call on a witness that number one could help establish those facts but also number two to go further than norm. here is that was possibly a pattern of conduct on the part of the former president that this scenario had happened before where they were potentially or allegedly embarrassin

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