hugh fulton had a farm up in new jersey. he was a total workaholic, and truman were the first two people in the office every day. they both kept farmer's office, and they were both here at six or seven in the morning. they had a meeting every day and they went to work there. he was a workaholic. his wife, jessie, did not care for washington very much so. on the weekends, they would escape to their farm in new jersey and a couple times during the war, brooks a couple of times during the war, he would invite the young staff. they didn't have children. he was very fond of the young people on the committee. they would invite everybody to come up to the farm for the weekend and have a, you know, a little break from the from the work. and this is chris hammer sent me this photo that mom shirley on the right there and on the left is a young woman named toomey who got a law at 20. well, that's long story, which you can read about in the book. the headline in the newspaper says pretty mis to become lawyer or whatever. she was the you

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or fulton made in their lives. so a really strong investigative staff was one thing. fulton did everything he could as a prosecutor to ground that committee's work in facts, not in political opinions, not trying to score political points, but just laying out the facts for the american people and letting them, as truman said, letting the chips fall where they may. and then a couple of key innovations as well. fulton started the practice, which was unusual of the time of letting witnesses know well in advance, probably two or three days in advance, that they would be called to testify. and then the truman committee gave them a chance to read an opening statement into the record. many of the journalism from the time comments on the unusual efforts at the truman committee we to to get the facts straight. and then after the testimony, truman and the committee would circulate drafts of the reports around to the navy or to the army or to united states seal or the ford motor company and allow them to look over the document

or fulton made in their lives. so a really strong investigative staff was one thing. fulton did everything he could as a prosecutor to ground that committee's work in facts, not in political opinions, not trying to score political points, but just laying out the facts for the american people and letting them, as truman said, letting the chips fall where they may. and then a couple of key innovations as well. fulton started the practice, which was unusual of the time of letting witnesses know well in advance, probably two or three days in advance, that they would be called to testify. and then the truman committee gave them a chance to read an opening statement into the record. many of the journalism from the time comments on the unusual efforts at the trumacommittee went to to get the facts straight. and then after the testimony, truman and the committee would circulate drafts of the reports around to the navy or to the army or to united states seal or the ford motor company and allow them to look over the document

ask your doctor about otezla. >> harris: fulton county d.a.aces new hurdles in the georgia election interference case. a co-defendant says she recorded a phone call in a different state. maryland. the defendant says if willis does not recuse herself from this case by noon on monday i may have no other choice than to pursue all lawful remedies. meanwhile, fani willis has spoken publicly about the georgia election case. >> recently they tell me they don't like me to talk about race. i'll talk about it anyway. truth is, it's some challenges that come to being black. let's say it for the record. asme owe not embarrassed by everything we've done. i do think there are efforts to slow down this train but the train is coming. >> harris: right out of her mouth. oh my goodness. trump has a gag order and she doesn't? now some co-defendants in the georgia case are reportedly considering pressing for a gag order against her. the judge ruled against donald trump's most to dismiss the entire case. see what happens next. kerri kerri kupec urban. is this a rea

six others in nevada have been charged and in georgia last summer, the fulton county district attorney rest racketeering charges against trump and 18 others, a charge typically used to take down organized crime. four of those defendants have since reached the agreements with the prosecutors. fulton county is the only jurisdiction prosecuting trump himself in this matter but that case is bogged down. fulton county and arizona are c the two jurisdictions pursuing prosecutions against close trump allies and those indictments are worth reading. the fulton county indictment lists 161 instances prosecutors described as, "overt act in ri furtherance of the conspiracy." meanwhile, the arizona sp indictment provides additional details that give a fuller zoil picture of trumps teams multistate effort to subvert democracy in 2020. george's indictment, for example, mentions a man named greg safsten. greg safsten is now one of the 18 defendants in arizona accused of helping to organize the meeting of the fake collectors and serving as a ec fake elector himself. similarly, arizona's indictment lays

fulton county is the only one -- but that case is bogged down. fulton county and arizona are the two jurisdictions pursuing charges against allies who were close to trump and the indictments are worth reading or listening to if you haven't yet. the fulton county indictment lists 161 instances that prosecutors describe as quote, over acts in furtherance of the conspiracy. this is important. meanwhile the arizona indictment provides additional details thas give a fuller picture of trump's legal teams, multi-state effort subvert democracy in 2020. georgia's indictment mentions a man named greg who was then executive director of the arizona republican party. he is now one of the 18 defendants in arizona accused of helping to organize the meeting and serving as a fake elector himself. similarly the indictment lays out the extensive pressure campaign to coerce this man rusty who was then the speaker of the arizona house of representatives to call a special session to unlawfully appoint the trump electors. soon after the election he said he was quote ge

what you have is a fulton county board of commissioners which controlled the fulton county board of ethics boyfriend to be her top prosecutor and painter hundreds and hundreds of thousands of dollars, this was pretty predictable once the judge gave the green light to continuing investigations. liz: this is about jurisdiction over taxpayer money spent. what is ago what do you think going to happen. the board of ethics could find a problem with her behavior is certainly look that way in the investigation as far as the trump trial is concerned, not enough to throw out the trump charges but certainly enough to cause a disciplinary action to being taken against her. liz: let's move on to the trump hush money case on monday, opening arguments start monday, where do you think this goes? >> a lot of legal scholars in legal experts and not just republicans and he said this case is really, really weak. what alvin bragged the prosecutor has shown at best an out of date misdemeanor charge for falsifying documents against trump and alvin bragg has never been entirely clear about what made the out of da

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has been invited tonight, mr fulton has been invited to a private meeting with the met to talk about londoners feel safe. since the hamas attacks of the 7th of october and israel's response, every weekend, the politics of the middle east have been brought to the streets of london, putting increasing pressure on the met to get the balance right between allowing legitimate protest and cracking down on hate speech and intimidation. strong voices, mainly on the right, believe the force has got that balance wrong and also want the commissioner to go. but the prime minister doesn't. downing street says he was appalled by the incident and there are questions to answer. what has happened is a serious misstep because what we can't be saying to particular groups in society is that their very presence is a provocation. you don't want anybody of any community to feel like that, which is how thejewish community has been made to feel. the london mayor, sadiq khan, said... protest, counter—protest, and in the middle, the met — at times struggling to police the divide. angus crawford, bbc news. ecua

fulton will do the same thing with republic first. there will be some winners in this.there are banks strong enough to absorb some of the losses it's not going to create a crisis but i will have to concede with chris that you can't allow the commercial real estate which is a known problem to be -- to let run out of control because if it does, it will have great, large effects on the economy at large. maria: of course, yes. great point. gentlemen, great conversation, we appreciate your time. jamie cox, thanks for being here. chris, you're with us all morning. we appreciate that. quick break and then anti-israel protests growing on college campuses, so are outside agitators, harvard students are seen flying the palestinian flag where the u.s. flag is supposed to be. congresswoman beth had van dines here with reaction. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ everybody put your hands in the air. ♪ yeah, yeah, yeah. ♪ girl i want to -- yeah, yeah, yeah. ♪ i want to see you tonight. ♪ yeah, yeah, yeah. ♪ hi, i'm janice, and i lost 172 pounds on golo. whe

and, and you can station and nothing mister fulton because he's a killer. he's a gone stir keys or 2 broad white countries to the war. you are the another not yet intends to continue the bones finance as do even natasha the members of a russian and she will move. how does it feel to be a russian national traitor in exile the campaigning for a free russia and against the will? the home country is waging against ukraine, but what kind of protests like this from a far a cheap, the community are not buying the invalid. and she wants to fulfill her husband's final wish to protest fusions re election and encourage russian opponents of the day. and thank you for the hopes my deepest condolences thank you using fast. it's so nice that you want to continue your husband's mission. he was a great help for us to died along with him. but it's we're putting him off instead of by you and st. petersburg, following the volume these death, his wife addressed russians by a youtube full of 2. 10 opponents should go to the opposing stations at noon on march 17th, i am stunned t

a gag order against fulton county da fani willis cnn's sara murray is with us now, a great to see you, sarah b, what are you learning >> well, john luck, we saw when the judge decided that not to disqualify fulton county district attorney fani willis from this case. he did have some sharp comments about the remarks she's made publicly about the case. he all but invited defendant since in the case to ask him for a gag order, but pointed out that was not the question before him at this time. so this is something trump allies and their attorneys have been discussing. should we go forward and ask this, judge for a gag order against fulton county district attorney fani willis, and part of their concern is that willis is continuing to speak publicly about the case she's running for reelection at the same time. she's presiding over the prosecution of this case. and in a number of instances, she's made some race-related remarks including remarks that drew this rebuke from the judge. take a listen to what she said, just last week, as well as the original comments that caught the eye of the jud

en la cÁrcel de fulton hubo un muerto de un recluso. tiene seguidores que lo respalda en el paÍs incondicionalmente, pero entre una de las personas que trabajaron con Él en la casa blanca es diferente. varios de ellos lo consideran una amenaza para el paÍs. reportero: expresidente donald trump (2017—2021) se enfrenta a un grupo de funcionarios que trabajaron bajo su mando y que ahora piden que no voten por Él. su exsecretario de defensa dijo que es una amenaza para la democracia. no tiene mÁs que desprecio por las instituciones democrÁticas. su asesor dijo que expresidente donald trump (2017—2021) no es alto para la presidencia. su exfiscal general afirma que no ha tomado una decisiÓn, pero que expresidente donald trump (2017—2021) ees un narcisista. dice que si vuelve a ser presidente habrÁ caos. muchos piensan que es demasiado extremista para liderar nuestro paÍs. la realidad es que expresidente donald trump (2017—2021) domina la base del partido republicano. >> los cuatro aÑos de expresidente donald trump (2017—2021) tienen fresco en

now i've made the announcement during a visit to warsaw along side and nato secretary general young fulton bird. he also unveiled details of the new 580000000 euro military aid package for ukraine to include boats, ammunition, and air defense missiles. soon accepted the increase to britain's own defense budget as necessary as the world isn't the most dangerous place it has been since the end of the cold war. so today only announcing the biggest strengthening about national defense for a generation. we will put the case on defense industry on a whole for to is one of a central lessons of the war. and ukraine is that we need deepest stop calls of munitions and for industry to be able to replace them more quickly. we will send you create an additional office 1000000 pounds, pitching 3000000000 pounds of support this year and will provide them with a lower just as a package. if you k military equipment. this will include more than 400 vehicles, full 1000000 rounds of ammunition, 60 votes, and no fuel rating crossed, vital as defensive, and long range precision guided stone chatter missiles. i

defendants the filing for michael roman, or the defendants' case included a bill sent from wade the fultona.'s office requesting two payments of $2000 for separate occasions under the project title anticorruption special prosecutor. the first on may 23, 2022 is labeled travel to athens conference with white house counsel for which wade charged $2000 for eight hours of work paid the bill read weight also had an interview d seat white house quote unquote on november 18, 2022 for which he also built $8000 at $250 an hour. that is a long meeting. two long meetings. invited lawyers, let's go on. that's going let's go on to jac. this guy is unconstitutionally appointed. who is not part of the federal government at the time. so merrick garland violates the appointments because of the constitution. because you have to go through a senate confirmation process it's different if you are u.s. attorney of articlto that process and of course he can delegate that authority to someone who's been confirmed by the senate. jack smith never has he is a rogue prosecutor. that ibird that isall he is them becaus

in recent years, the consumption of fulton and bull time has risen as the city continues to grow. and the government needs to get to plan and regulate its resources as well as taking care of the local ecosystems. so it's kind of those movies you edit out of the w, w, f looking thing that most those most that we need to understand our dependence on nature, looking at that is what this crisis is basically showing on. when i put pics without management protection and conservation of the and the and for us and the wetlands we depend on the shortages will get worse just because, like i said, it's because car is a certain measure of the blood tests may have gotten lost and then look at lenses, individuals will also have to do what they can to avert and impending catastrophe. so you don't know good, almost blue seed of if we don't succeed in reducing consumption and then we'll be able to not only have to uphold restrictions in store credit. so we will need to tighten it up at quarter to keep fast and shower short seemed a maximum of 5 minutes. you can really do it in less time. and those

would be no and, and you can station and nothing is mr. fulton because he is a killer. he's a gun stuff. kids that are too cool. brought my country to the war. you are the and i've, and i got intends to continue know, mountains finance as do even natasha the members of a russian and she will move. how does it feel to be a russian national traitor in exile the campaigning for a free russia and against the will that home country is waging against ukraine. but what kind of protests like this from a far a cheap, the community on nevada now? yeah, in berlin, she wants to fulfill her husband's final wish to protest fusions re election and encourage russian to put them in subdivision. and thank you for the hopes. my deepest condolences.

back from taipei. jetta in berlin, german johnson sholtes is hosting nato secretary general against fulton bank for talks. the meeting is in preparation for the alliance has annual summit which may be held in july in washington. the water new plan would be higher on the agenda. the fed are also expected to discuss how to boost defense spending to counter threats from russia and china. the political correspondence, simon young has been following against felton bags visit to the german capital. he told me, well, the nature chief have to say well, bear a shot. he gave a, a brief statement to reporters at the jones 3, at which he pretty much just confined himself to. so thanking gemini for what it has been doing to support ukraine in this war. and you know, he was also pointing out that spying and espionage efforts, by uh, is it still considered like russia in china or a very worrying thing. but last night, uh, sold and bag was also invalid and making a speech. it was a bit more expensive. and what do you have to say that was the, the, uh, that you cried in can still, when it's more against a

sort of a level set that hockey, the key to fulton's idea of creating, demilitarized zones and ukraine, which would protect russian bordeaux supplements from ukrainian file keepers, ukraine's 2nd largest city and has been on the field from bob meant 4 weeks with key infrastructure being targeted. i'll speed up these russian affairs on the list . constantine echoed what she knows about most schools plans to launch a massive attack on hockey. if you don't do those things, if you really want to do that during law, so maybe there's going to be another thrust to the expected russian offensive later this spring. but on the other hand, how give seems like a logical thing for polluting. it's important elements in the best symbols sort of uh, attempt to create a zone of protection for the southern regions of russia, which came increasingly on the training of the tech in the last few months. however, i think it will be quite difficult to say, oh, the use of the cross. it is actually you grace form of campus. the 1920 is in a very symbolic but i do think that the premiums will be ready for that.

she's young's, as fulton, berg's as the alliance needs to change its dynamic of support. the proposed funds would help bolster keeps defenses over the next 5 years. it is part of a push for the alliance to take over the us led group that coordinates weapon shipments to ukraine. nato is seeking to reduce its dependence on washington, where a $60000000.00 ukraine aid package has been installed in the us congress for months . let's hear now from nato secretary general against oldenburg. the credit is unlocked, running out of curbs. they're running out of a nation. we need to step up now unsure of support is built to last. today. allies have agreed to move forward with planning for the great today to roll in coordinating security systems. training. the details will take shape and the weeks to call but make no mistake, you crank and rely on the to support now on for a long hold. let's get across to nato headquarters and are brussels bureau chief alexandra phenomena for more exams, right. we just heard there from young's assault in burg. can you tell us what you made of his com

this is the largest and german johnston, olaf shoals, as host of nato secretary general against fulton book football field in berlin. the meeting was to prepare for the new to us and the summit in washington this coming july. but he does discuss the water and ukraine and how to boast, defense spending took onto the truck from russia and china salton. the prius strawman, a sort of commitment to supporting ukraine. both the, those oh, just need to allies to do more, to defend the country system. that's really let's take a quick look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world over shows. and you can scepter cube, said the best evacuated patients from to the cities, hospitals, or will fios, they could be targeted by russian strikes. the decision came off to the head of the better rouge and security services, such as the hospitals will follow things, villages, cube for the administration, call the claims online and approval, and a publication bottle. seasonal, did you see at least 10 people have been killed in the hotel fire in the city are forced to our luxury and s

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he ultimately did in the fulton county case. tide is turning, given the egregious nature of what had transpired on january 6th, the role some of these individuals played in it, and the fact that they asked for pardons after the fact suggesting a cognizance of guilt. do you think the dynamic is changing in terms of how immune these guys are, the blanket immunity it seems they might have had in years past? >> lindsey graham is a great example because he was ordered to testify but under very strict conditions where the city can only ask him about things that had nothing to do with his work as the judiciary committee chairman or as a senator to ask him about his contacts with the trump campaign. that's not official business. you could get to something like that for a paul gosar or a andy biggs. it takes a lot of work in the courts. lindsey graham went all the way to the supreme court with that. it is still an onerous thing for prosecutors to do. >> it is a long and winding road but maybe it is a road was walking down in the name of

they wanted a gene similar to that, to fulton, or kim jong, feminist, and arrange a movie will dispute that claim. he demands unprecedented popularity in this country of 1400000000 people. many believe he's on close to lead the b j. p to a certain victory for deposition policies and says, investigating agencies or targeting them there. is that correct? don't happening against opposition. after all, 95 percent of the cases registered by the and cpa have been a guest offices. b g p has dismissed the legation executive decision sticking by the agencies to attribute them directly to the government. i mean, it's very unfortunate and so can we look up in this post? just such a group of friends can not talk about need and timing in a bit to stop the beach if each other not. 26 up position parties created the india alliance. while it's been able to mobilize knowledge, crowds or rest disputes, defections and egos have undermine its effectiveness and a freeze on position bank account is closed for the damage we can do. look, i'm been work. we can not support our workers. we can not support our c

e fulton count superior court jueduled the indictment against trump alleges the statements byim and othersed by the first amendment to the u.s. constitution. the article says the judge's ruling as a signal he will continue moving t ce towards trial even as trump and codefendant continue efforts to disqualify the prosecutor overseeing the case. a georgia appeals court is set to decide whether to take up that issue in the coming weeks. next, a discussion on safety and resiliency in the energy sector there

the way of world domination, this happened in a short in the interval from the unthinkable plan to fulton’s here, when we talk about the fact that... and the desire to surrender and come to an agreement right there, this is why the bombs were dropped, if we ignore this, then we will never understand anything, this is not enough confirmation of your words about the fact that what happens to us is that there was just an iranian ultimatum, and we were forced to withdraw troops, after he was given an ultimatum, so that a nuclear strike would be carried out exactly, absolutely, exactly absolutely, well, this is the sphere. the fact that this is already, well, if i were to put it in old words, it’s already been more than a hundred-year war, if from the fourteenth to the 14th, now it’s already a hundred-year-old, in general, lasting, for open world domination, why were they called world wars, by the way, also after all interestingly, not the whole world was involved, but they were called world wars, these wars, not because of the scale, but because of the essence of the matter, i say, because ever

he's accused over payments to an adult film stopped 12 years. 6 fulton, that's all needed. the fire has destroyed one of the best known landmarks in denmark's capital. copenhagen, the city's 7 5th century stock exchange, was engulfed in flames. fight unto the has the story. now. one of copenhagen's most iconic landmarks collapsing in flames. the old stock exchange coat fy. early on tuesday, leaving the nation, devastated the dutch renee from style building was being renovated to restore it to its former glory. but it was the scaffolding and covering the ultimately hung put emergency services, allowing the fire to take hold and it celebrated spice to topple the . yeah, it's terrible. i can't put into words what the stock exchange means for us as a building and does a symbol for copenhagen. the full dragons are a part of our sky line, and a lot of people from copenhagen move past it every day. it's a full 100 year old cultural history that has been lost no time in copenhagen, but also in denmark. no longer an active stock exchange. the building is headquarters to the danish c

it's the same in michigan, the same in fulton county, they pose special risks. they are not washington insiders. they want to be able to get on with their lives. >> one more question. , her name jumps out to me. she was indicted in georgia, she pleaded guilty in georgia. she is the only person i've seen involve, as far as i can tell, who has expressed remorse. she expressed remorse when she entered her plea in georgia. remorse-ish. the bar is low. everyone else is like, bring it on, we will do it again. she would be another person i would imagine you would look for for cooperation or a plea? >> definitely. she has a gofundme site. that's a fair amount of money. some of those people do not have it. that brings up great pressure to cooperate. against the big seven, and even the day, unindicted co- conspirator number one. -- great to have you here. >>> what is happening in arizona is of course not, as you know, the only legal issue involving donald trump. donald trump, tomorrow, will have two sets of lawyers in two different cities arguing on his behalf. he will on

much money and here is a whole new one and these are felonies in arizona, talking very similar to fulton county and, with the same kind of serious implications. >> chesebro as an unindicted co- conspirator but easement is indicted according to the washington post reporting. mary, where do you see a case like this going and the timeline developing? i think partly because of the strangeness of the timeline here and von hilliard pointed this out. kris mayes winning her election by extremely narrow margin in 2022 is the last race in arizona that was called starting this investigation, it taking the time it has taken, these indictment being in the house now. again, there is a strangeness, this reality to this whole thing that these crimes are committed in 2020 are being charged and being tried now. in the case of the new york case, it is 26 teen actions what you see as the timeline for this case? >> so, you know, it is complicated, i think, because this is an election year and i don't know if some of these defendants are actually, were planning to try to be presidential electors this year. i

despite recent setback to fulton county georgia case against trump and his allies and fake elector's a grand jury has indicted six fake electors, michigan attorney general has filed charges against 16 fake electors, and now political reports arizona attorney general chris mays appears close to announcing indictments in the investigation in her state. while cheney reports that mays has subpoenaed two arizona republican congressman, andy biggs and paul goes-r, two of trump's most loyal congressional allies, to testify before a grand jury. both of those men attended a strategy meeting at the white house prior to january 6th, to discuss how vice president mike pence could block the certification of election results. both biggs and goes-r voted to overturn the 2020 election results after the attack on the capital. joining me now is kyle chaney, senior legal affairs reporter at politico. thank you for being here. i feel like this is an interesting turn of events. give me your expectation about biggs and goes-r cooperating with this subpoena. could you tell us about what you know about the

meanwhile, trumps enablers and fulton county codefendants are at risk of losing their law licenses.march 27th, california judge recommended disbarment for john eastman, the far right attorney behind trumps a collector scheme. at a disciplinary hearing here in washington the dc, x justice to permit official jerry clark repeatedly took the fifth, rather than defend his role in trumps crew attempt. clerks a lawyer even offered to take questions for him, so he would not sound guilty or end up on msnbc. >> to make a record, while avoiding us all on nbc for no good reason. let me affirm that we will be taking the fifth to those questions, so that would avoid the blanket assertion problem, the adverse inference problem, the appeal problem and the msnbc problem. >> too late, kind sir. smile, you and your client are on msnbc, for good reason. joining me now, msnbc legal analyst and former federal desiccator, kristi greenberg. she has served as a deputy chief of the fdny criminal division. thank you for being here. i love your reaction to john eastman and jeffrey clark facing disbarment. how

crews are on the corner of oak and fulton investigating several auto burglaries that happened this morning. if we have updates within the broadcast we will bring those to you live. >>> as you just talk in the special report from nbc news, the full jury has been seated in the former president trump hush money trial and a person in a designated protest area set themselves on fire. at this time we are working to learn more about that incident. trump has pleaded not guilty to 34 counts the facility was ordered to shut down earlier this week due to a history of sex abuse and scandals as well as employee misconduct. we are joined now outside of the prison in dublin with the protest going on right now. bob, tell us what you know. is >> good morning. as you can see behind my shoulder there is a group of activists with the california coalition for prisoners. summer former inmates and family members of those still incarcerated and they are protesting on this road here that leads up to fci dublin. that is behind the camera position. this is the brother the prisoners used to bus their female inmates o