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manhattan district attorney's office investigating hush money paid to adult film star stormy daniels trump also blasted emilyhorus, who you will recall is the foreperson of the special grand jury that investigated trump in fulton county, georgia, for election interference in that state. in an online post attacking the pair trump tried to paint cohen and coors as inappropriate and lacking credibility. a sign of a potential defense strategy if indictments are filed in one or both of those cases in the weeks ahead but the former president did not stop there later he appeared to test out another strategy, the weaponization of the justice system by his political opponents to try to stop his 2024 white house bid in another post on truth social the former president claimed that one of the lawyers working in the manhattan da's office was placed there by the justice department and attorney general merrick garland to lead the, quote, persecution against him as usual trump provided no evidence for his accusations, but, wait, there's more. senior advisor to former president trump and legal counsel boris epstein provided

>> emily: i want to go back to the shares, we know that the ceo greg becker and daniel beckett sharedfore it collapsed, and becker according to "the wall street journal," his shares are worth 2.3 million, and that's partly why the shareholders have been discussing have sued them, because remember that there is protection and there is insurance, but the shareholders to a degree were not protected, so they are suing civil and also alleging criminal liability. they are alleging concealment of these two, so there is a hefty liability that might be on the hook for, but i want to point out why this is so important in addition to being a page out of paul pelosi's playbook that the day that these guys sold their shares was the day that new rules were put in place to prevent against this happening, that brought in that window to 90 days to ally suspicion of illegal training, so essentially they knew even if they waited one more minute, they would be subjected to a longer window before getting that income, crazy how that coincidence of time rings through, so the sec has a lot on its hands as do

. >> cnn reporter daniel dale reached out to congresswoman greene's office about the overdose deaths and posted on twitter greene's spokesman responded with expletives. emily start with what we heard from the president yesterday. met with house democrats yesterday and seemed to be talking about what they could run on in 2024 including potentially himself. what's the vibe around the party? >> right now house democrats are really optimistic for a group now in the minority. they feel they did much better than expected in november and they see a lot of the legislation they passed last year, the infrastructure bill, the semiconductor, manufacturing bill, all the things on health care, on the climate. now they get to be at the spot where those are starting to be implemented, and what democrats really need to do here is get them a job to the american people that some of the changes they're seeing deserve credit from members of congress because that is it challenge right now. you've seen polls come out showing a bulk of americans don't think biden has done much in his first couple terms in office. so what you need now is democrats being able to make that connectio

>> emily: to do the xs and os, this is coming up to the 2016 election, the $13$130,000 payment made by michael cohen, then president trump said turning to stormy daniels a alleged affair in 2006. according to alvin bragg, that resulted in falsification of business records. now that's traditionally a misdemeanor here in the state of new york, but it is known as wobbler which means it can be elevated to a felony if there was intense to commit another crime or aid to concealed the commission thereof. now here likely what the d.a. will be arguing is that that led to campaign finance fraud and that's why it can be elevated to a felony, but here's why that's important for a few reasons, number one, the statute of limitations for falsifying is just two years, so that's ran a long time ago, but if you elevate to a felony, then that's a statute of limitations for five years that has given the d.a. this time to bring it. and another thing for viewers, is to your point, kayleigh, it was investigated for years, and declined to be prosecuted not only by the department of justice, but the federal commission and also declined and dropped by alvin bragg himself in 20

emily yes , you've been getting in yes, you've been getting in touch with me . all big topics touch with me. all big topics today on the discussion on ofsted. daniele . system inspectors like before. system worked fine when inspectors just turned ofsted was invented for school tables so parents could go to a common information centre to decide what school to send their child to. in the days exam results of schools were published every year because , published every year because, the results were key to their performance. we teachers performance. we didn't teachers ignonng performance. we didn't teachers ignoring brightest of our ignoring the brightest of our children just pass grade. children for just a pass grade. well, there you go. you sound like have been like you might have been a teacher. says is an teacher. robert says is an invaluable . the process invaluable service. the process of validating the effective mis of validating the effective mis of educational practise must mean we maintain . well, there mean we maintain. well, there you go, robert. in favour of ofsted inspections there, christine . while some schools christine. while some sc