i handsome boy scott of a firefighter named george tiaffay. george was a genuine article. and all american good guy. he'd overcome early obstacles become a top notch students in high school. a star athlete. this is a sister, marie. >> valedictorian, on the football team? >> you would think he'd be just a jerk right. it is kind of a jock means there, who knows, stereotypical. >> it was quite the contrary said. murray >> he was also calming force among, family and friends. he was the gentle speaker. he had this outlook in life where i want to go out and make the most of a place. >> so george did. he owned a purse to disappoint a west point. after graduation became a combat engineer. served as a builder in panama. his childhood friend, aaron salano, went out for his. it >> the story to tell about the mission to accomplished building schools, clinics, roadways, and bridges. really had an impact on his life. he finally felt like, hey, i'm getting to do something. >> majority of the military but the rank of captain he took a corporate engineering job but soon realized that life

of course, george washington parke custis, who was raised at mount vernon by george and martha washington young wash. would later mark the national landscape by building arlington house on the potomac. he was a poor student, but he emerged as an agric cultural reformer and a saw after federalist orator and author who knew the first 15 presidents he wrote well-received theatrical works and produced paintings rich in historical detail. in inheriting much of the vast custom his fortune, he also became the enslaver of more than 200 people. the slow march towards their emancipation became a pivotal struggle of his life, particularly after his daughter's marriage. to robert e. lee. in 1831. charles clarke's first full length biography of custos offers a 21st century reappraisal of a unique life that bridged the american revolution and the civil war. charles clark is a retired journalist and a native of arlington, virginia. reagan, ten, used to write the weekly our man in arlington column for the falls church news-press, 2019. he retired as senior correspondent for government executive media gro

so here are george russian parke custis. his parents, john parke custis, known as jackie also raised at mount vernon. he is the son of martha washington from her first marriage and in the mid-seventies he marries calvert, who was descended from the lord baltimore line in suburban maryland, and they were married at mount airy, which is in upper marlboro, maryland. and this is where george washington parke custis was born. he was the fourth, the only boy out of four. and in 1781, this was during covid. so this place was closed. i had to sneak on to the property and get that photo. but nobody really minded. i think. so because. jackie dyes when custis, an infant, six months old, early november 17, 81, george washington parke custis and his sister nellie, the two youngest, are adopted by george and martha washington and raised at mount vernon. the two older girls stay with their mother and so that meant that custis was raised in a life of luxury which is exemplified by several of the portraits done by notable painters the day. t

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i'm joined by my guess, george samuel leon, budapest. he's a podcast or at the goggle, which can be found on youtube and locals. and here in moscow, cross to dmitri bobbitt, she's a political analyst and editor. it was me, internet media project cra, gentleman cross talk roles and the fact that means you can jump any time you want. and i would appreciate it. right, george, you know, reflecting upon the last 12 months, it's a big endeavor for a program that is short as ours. um, i'll start out 1st. i think that, you know, the biggest thing that is, that i become aware of is just how anti russia the west is, because this is very little, have very little to do about ukraine. you have my, michael mcfall, you have timothy timothy schneider. you know, they let them ask drop, you know, this is about the break up of russia regime change the usual playbook that we've seen over the last 30 years. and they're not even hiding it anymore. and that's going to have a very big impact on how this conflict is eventually resolved your thoughts. so that's a

right, george? no, reflecting upon the last 12 months, it's a big endeavor for a program that is short as ours. um, i'll start out 1st. i think that, you know, the just thing that is that i become aware of this just how anti russia the west is because this is very little, have very little to do about ukraine. you have michael mcfall. you have timothy timothy schneider. you know, they let them ask drop, you know, this is about the break up of russia regime change the usual playbook that we've seen over the last 30 years. and they're not even hiding it anymore. and that's going to have a very big impact on how this conflict is eventually resolved. your thoughts are very interesting, and it has been stunning. the hostility, outright hostility, in much of the western world washer. because, you know, we would always known about a hostility. and we'd known about this, you know, in the, from the time of the 19th century and russian song, but it'll be soon by the call will that, well, the only issue is comm

george . this is very interesting, it is a demon said, a complete, illogical capture because there was once a, not that long ago a distinctively european outlook on international affairs, on a variety of issues. but in most particular, in relation to the soviet union, during the cold war, the europeans, different from the united states. yes. on members of nato. but they said it doesn't make sense to us. and it's a national interest to pursue an aggressive policy toward the soviet union. we, as you know, germany said it doesn't, you know, it damages our relations with the east and france again, you know, we need to a specific european foreign policy. all that is done and it's a completely, it's just a quoting issue to think russian era, ambition, walking barrel ambition. i mean the george soros was talking about the other. they also at the munich security conference. oh, we must destroy the russian empire. what empire, what, what is he talking about? but now this is the, again, they get this fr

cynthia theme here in the george santos news? george santos is now facing numerous investigations and numerous calls for even more, including a new complaint filed with federal election commission tonight asking the commission to investigate santos and of necessary impose sanctions and sending criminal referral to doj. the congressman will file that complaint with the fec, congressman ritchie torres of new york joins me now. congressman, first tell me about your complaint, and how this works. >> as you know john sanders is not only violated held ethics but he violated federal campaign finance laws in federal securities law. and so i filed a complaint formally against him with federal elections commission and the securities exchange commission. when it comes to lying and lawbreaking in less, george santos is the most production productive member of congress. every day we hear about a lot he's broken. james, como chair the house oversight committee said if george santos wrote campaign finance law, he will be removed. we all know th

i be with george. how can you quote them both the gresh, just look at the events that preceded the decision announcement on 24th of february on the 17th. we don't buy has to be evacuated, you know, because there are so that the barrage or bartman is so, you know, there you graham force us our mass and all the board that these was a real army. i mean, look at what happened during these months. they're still holding on hold, you know, they're, they're still bombarding us. this was a powerful army which will, which will have destroyed the grounds in the metro. ours, you know, russian. i mean, you don't be able to spell, but even the russian army will be just, you know, 2 or 3 hours after the struggle. we have to also point out here or reaffirm that this was a nato fortify ukrainian military. okay. with the advisor, with enormous amounts of munitions, obviously financing it intelligence. but george may just not to co ballinger in the big city again. if these people and munich were serious, they would talk

george. this is also kind of like thinking about the aftermath of 945 to outside power is russia, the united states determining the fate of europe. but the europeans allowed at this time. ok. it wasn't because they didn't have the capacity it, you know, they have the e as a larger population, a larger g, d p, the united states, but it is acting in such a placid manner. ok, i mean, and i think 45 years was bank which it was destroyed. but this is just a lack of leadership and foresight in a god. awful ideology. george. yes, that's right. i mean the, the europeans have been talking since the 1980s about how they're going to develop a european security and defense identity. and that would be. and then in the ninety's, i talked to start talking about the european of foreign policy. and then when that was the yugoslav crisis, i was the hour of your leaders proclaimed, but it never happened. time went on and europe has become even more subordinate to the united states. then it was during the cold w

with us we have george, zach and eric.c, i went to start with you on that quote we got from fish asset management. do you agree, do you think the easy money has already been made when it comes to the credit markets? eric: i think so. you have the two countervailing forces here. one recession and risk and earnings risk, the other being higher yield. i think for right now, the higher yields game is starting to dominate while the recession risk continues to linger in the background. the risk reward at this point become much more challenging. it is going to be hard to see the risk environment to be favorable, given the rally we have seen in across assets for the next eight months. katie: zach, i want you to weigh in on that. if the easy money has indeed been made, where are the opportunity in the credit markets right now? zacgh: we still -- zach: we see opportunity in financials. another one we liked was basics, that one seems to have moved quite a bit especially when you consider the china reopening that happen sooner than ex

george. yes, that's right. i mean the, the europeans have been talking since the 1980s about how they're going to develop a european security and defense identity. and that would be. and then in the ninety's, i talk to start talking about the european of foreign policy. and then when that was the yugoslav crisis, that was the hour of your that's the european leaders proclaimed, but it never happen. time went on and europe has become even more subordinate to the united states. then it was during the cold war, even during the cold war, you have a real european leaders to start off to washington like the goal, really bronze that hell, which meant there's nothing that, i mean, it's total subordination. when that doesn't seem to be any real need for it, i mean there's no security threat of them might have been during the cold war. it's they, they find this very convenient arrangement. and so now here they know european people know european politicians know that this is an absolute disaster, but your it will only har

but george not to co ballinger in. i again, if these people and munich were serious, they would talk about security. when you talk about security, then that's the resolution. maybe every single party involved would not be happy with the outcome ultimately, but they all could live together and that should be the aim george. yes, exactly. i mean this really is a wall that should never have happened. i mean, we have that year after year in which the russians you're putting them low grow, have continually warned that we have to resolve this problem. this means you have to apply pressure against your client to, to implement mence and our patience is not endless. i mean, they said this over and over again, and then in december, when the futures submitted those drop security, treat it back on the basis negotiations. obviously it will be the basis to end the conflict. jordan, mark my words, we're going to go full circle and seeing what is all happened in between time should have never happened. you're jen when i have to jump i

george santos, george santos. we'll have more on it, next. ♪ >> tucker: this is a fox news alert and strange story. the pentagon is now tracking a very high altitude chinese spy balloon over the northern united states, apparently over montana right now and photographs of the balloon are on your screen. the pentagon decided not to shoot down the balloon but say it's flying over some "sensitive sites". so the intercontinental ballistic missile site in the area. what is this synergy home what do you think is happening here? >> this isn't the first time we've seen chinese spy balloons over u.s. territory in the past what's interesting about this is we called and made it public and they froze the air space over billings, montana, and booked planes up thinking about taking the shot. why they didn't take the shot or down, hard to know, tucker, it's worth noting back in 2001, chinese forced down an american plane and forced people off the plane. that was almost two decades ago. >> >> tucker: you think if it was a u.s. bal

george washington and say. i went to his letters. so when he says that he's someone for 80 years, that he's lame and lazy and pretends to be so i'm like, george, you can we talk? you've worked here for 80 years, but it's in his book. i mean, it's in his. one only needs to read the notes of. virginia by thomas jefferson in there in his letters. he's saying they do not feel pain as we do. yeah. and at the beginning, you listed those ten names. there are hundreds of names of slave that were owned in in this book. and they're they're they're unpaid. the specificity was mind boggling to me. i had no idea that that information available. i thought all of that would have been lost to. but it was it was property they were logging logging. they were only he was only logging his property. and that's why he says laming lazy presidents to be so because he sells her someone else needs to know this is one of your better workers. yeah. and that goes back to the holocaust museum. right. the nazi regime was no. and pride prided

that is yet another way in george anthony devolder santos which george anthony devolder santos campaign violation of the law. the new york times has studied the santos campaign financial records, and quote, found $365,399. 08 in unexplained spending with no record of where it went or for what purpose. the breaking santos news of the night in the new york times is a new demand that the house ethics committee investigate george santos's seven year marriage, which ended in divorce in 2019 before his first run for congress. the ethics committee has been asked to determine if the marriage was done to subvert immigration law, so that the brazilian woman, george santos married, could obtain american citizenship, which she did. the times reports that mr. santos identified as gay for his entire adult life, and that he was dating men during the period in which he was married to his ex-wife. george santos's ex-wife is now using her citizenship to sponsor her new husband who is also brazilian to obtain a green card and then possibly citizenship. abc news has spoken to a brazilian man who claims tha

the person involved with george floyd have been held accountable. officers were quickly fired, relieved of duty five of the seven the other investigations are ongoing. they are being held accountable. and that is what we want to see. yes we have a long way to go it is not the responsibility of our counsel or one person'snt police department the community issueco the community is the police and the police is the community. but we should be encouraged by the swift action we have seen with the george floyd case to add and tyree nichols. let's keep moving forward and i know in doing that it is an emotional issue the police have a tough job. i get it. i have done it but we also have provisions in place to not only protect the citizens that we serveve but also police officers that is what police executives taking responsibility for their own changes that's what they can do to help protect innocent people those police officers going after prison, no one wants to see that but seeing a young man or woman lose their life unnecessarily and tragically, no one s

and what happened with george floyd is not forgotten. and to so many, many other young black men, predominantly by the hands of, of police white or black. terry nichols will hopefully be the last a public face of rage and anger and disappointment. offer predominantly, i mean, of many, many, many millions of americans and black americans trying to really change the system. i think this is what the, the, this community specifically today, but in general, and also a larger public really wants from politicians. accountability in police forces across the country, and it measures implemented that prevent something like this or something similar like this from happening in the future. a community grieving right now, but seeking change as soon as possible, chef and simons in washington. many thank me. on mars military authorities have announced the 6th month extension to a state of emergency. there is a likely further delay election. they had pledged hold by august, myanmar is marking 2 years since the military hunter out at censored, she's elec

george? no, i, i do think that the americans, as always, i hedging their bets, you know, they're, they're talking out of both sides of them out. so you have on the one, and you have biden doing the whole gung ho thing in the wall. so and, and then you have the, the lead the stories for the washington post that way. if this turns out, well, hey, it was all because we, we, we, how often we show who didn't, what's was it, things don't, don't know. well, we can blame it on zillow and see where we jones and, and see that, you know, you need to get off work. so it's something for everyone americans always do. this is always the sort of the hard liners on the soft line. and then, you know, you take your pick depending on how it works. but going back to your point about china, or instantly, the friendship between russia and china, you know, goes back to the, the, the, the yeltsin era. i mean that's, that's when really they, it began and it was obviously an expression that on a russian weakness vulner

but george santos cannot be ignored.o peculiar to have a serial liar lie right to your face. that needs to be called out. thank you all. stick around. here's another topic. president biden said he doesn't really see a difference between trump and desantis. is that a mistake? do democrats have something to learn from governor desantis? we'll talk about that, next. ♪ over the last 100 years, lincoln's witnessed a good bit of history. ev made some themselves. makes you wonder... what will they do for an encore? ♪ ♪ this rental car is so boring to drive. let's be honest. the rent-a-car industry is the definition of boring. and the reason can be found in the name itself. rent - a - car. you don't want a friend. you want the friend. you don't want a job. you want the job. the is always over a. that's why we don't offer a car. we offer the car. ♪ sixt. rent the car. not ready to decide if he'll seek re-election, although he's been dropping hints like crazy. even holding an event in florida. a key event in the 2020 race. it is a

get, and he needs george santos to remain in power.republicans claim that they are committed to -- when they are protecting george santos, arguably, the most corrupt member of congress from the -- forms of accountability. >> what are you hoping to have this vote? when do you think he'll get the resolution to the floor for an open vote? >> look, the sooner, the better. i mean, george santos is not only a distraction, but he's a danger to our democracy. when you're a member of congress, you have access to classified information, by virtue of the position you hold and i found it deeply troubling that george santos had access to the same classified briefing of the chinese spy balloon available to the rest of congress. and, so i consider him a threat to the integrity of the institution. and, we have to act decisively to hold him accountable. >> congressman richie torres, of, new york sir, thank you so much. i greatly appreciate your time this evening. coming, up del mar how mullin makes a appearance tonight at the nfl honors with his entire

george. we waited and waited until we saw him, and we went for it. >> morning, mr. george. we have pictures of people snorting, shooting up in this parking lot after coming out of your clinic. i mean, what do you have to say about what's going on here? >> i don't believe you're right. >> that's all you have to say? >> after our story, then they moved. >> we followed them. every place that they had, we found them. you run, but you can't hide. >> be careful, there's a van across the street. >> yeah, it's probably carmel. >> i don't want to go there. i don't want to be on camera. >> should i change my clothes and put a mask on and go flash and dash? >> nah, unless you have a slingshot. shoot out some of the windows. >> you want me to do that? >> i took pride in the fact that they were worried about us. >> yeah, i heard you. >> ma'am, we just want to know why all of these people have to drive thousands of miles to see your doctor. >> hello? >> that dumb bitch is here. >> who? >> that lady, that v

guest: i was disappointed that the george floyd justice in policing act stalled in the u.s. senate. it's not perfect legislation. we all know that. i certainly didn't think it was perfect. there were some areas that i didn't necessarily agree with. but we needed to do something. legislation seldom protects anyone and with developing national standards, that will help give police departments the tools they need. we have over 18,000 law enforcement agencies in our country. god bless the men and women who do the job right every day. it is a tough job. we have police department's that are 36000 and as few as 10 or less than that. i believe developments of national standards in terms of hiring and training, in terms of the proper use of what meant especially those coming from the federal government are good things. modifying policies -- hiring the brightest and the best. we know we have to have men and women who have the temperament for the job. giving police departments initial funding or whatever it takes to expand their scope to have -- to hire people that have the right temperament.

george?and that is instead of coming forward with new solutions, this particular author who publishes peace and they new yorker did not come forward with any solutions, he questions the traditional family model. and that ties into the last discussion we had, that the left genuinely believes that government and bureaucrats are the better knowledgeable base of wisdom when it comes to raising our children in the next generation of americans. and that's the fundamental difference between conservatives. yes, men aren't flocking to the republican party, because we have the better ideas. and that's why we have been successful this past november and we are going to take back the white house. we know that there is a crisis of confidence among men, but that criticism always comes from social media influences and popular culture. but if we just -- and the reason that i ran is because i believe that it's located in the hearts and homes of our people. instead of all-knowing bureaucrats in washington, d.c.

of george santos right beside the legend of george washington, who, according to mitt, said when heell a lie. >> i don't think lying is excusable, ever. period. there is no circumstance -- especially if you are legislating for the american people -- right now. so, what i might have done during the campaign does not reflect what i have done in the office. i have learned my lesson. and i can guarantee you that, from now, on anything and everything is always going to be above boyd board. it's not largely always been above board. i'm just going to go the extra step now to cross reference everything. >> joining us now is democratic congressman daniel goldman. he served as house majority counsel for the first impeachment trial of donald trump. he's a former assistant u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york. thank you very much for joining us tonight. >> it's great to be here. >> and you also, along with congressman torres, brought a complaint to the house ethics committee about everything to do with congressman santos. -- there is a lot to react to in that video of him today s

the 2nd george and president was twice the 2 times assassinated by people that now live in russia. and now the 3rd president, which is, which has been standing good or bad, but he has been standing firm to confront would. now he is tortured in georgia prison. i think that this is a very strong damage to our national identity and national interest. let me jump in support here. i just want to jump answer because you're saying a lot of interesting things fingering the kremlin to a certain extent. and you have said that soccer really is a, in a sense, a prisoner, a russian president vladimir putin. why is that? how does that work? well, georgia was the 1st country to be attacked by russian aggressive new aggressive policy, which would have basically declared in 2007 in munich. so we were the 1st victims actually and after us actually stood to do aggression. booking has said that he will and i can repeat really the words that he said that he will, he will come back and sac actually it's actually will fall as a result of he's a, he's a, he's that she was ga government which is very stron

george santos. we know as a friend, and is known as anthony devolder to me, so i don't know where george santos came into the thing, because it says here. >> i'm a victim of of circumstances, says george anthony devolder santos. >> that is actually his name, i posted a tweet whence, webb countered ten different names we used, george santos, anthony santos, george devolder, anthony sabraw ski, no one knows where that one came from. we reached out to his office, to his attorney, and we asked about his evolution of, we got here, like most people, we didn't hear back. >> that's not gonna happen, at least for a while. and your concern, ski fascinating, up on cnn. com. a new video played at the outset murdoch double murder trial. a tape they believe undercuts this claim that it wasn't at the scene of the killings will, see that next. so you can have more success tomorrow. ♪ one thing leads to another, yeah, yeah ♪ ♪3, 4♪ ♪ ♪hey♪ ♪ ♪are you ready for me♪ ♪are you ready♪ ♪are you ready♪ postmenopausal women

george santos vote is relevant.ew york members, newly elected members and top districts who want to see this guy go away because he is such a constant headache and embarrassment for them. that is really what the dynamics are like right now. what santos ends up doing, that is anyone's guess but certainly the pressure will not go away on house leadership. i think we will see continued calls from people in his community, in his district asking him to step down. >> max we're out of time, how do you see this ending for george santos? >> that is crazy you know. the republican leadership needs george santos. that's not a swing district, that's a guaranteed flip for the democrats if it's a special election. they will hold on to this guy for dear life and that's a sad situation. it speaks to the degree to which extremist policies are gaining more steam and the republican party right now. >> yes all right, former congressman carlos carmelo and max rose, thank you both for being with us this evening. after the, break living bl

george. >> we did a tv show, extreme home makeover. chris and jeff both worked on that house. that was the height of majestic homes. the market was red hot. and then, of course, you had 2007 to 2008, a catastrophe. to see it collapse was sad. >> when the housing market crashed, i started working with my brother. >> i had no idea he was even a twin until i saw his brother. like, how do you leave that out? isn't that weird? >> this call is from -- >> jeff. >> an inmate at a federal prison. >> whose idea was the pain clinic? >> well, i'm sure chris probably said he started it. it was my idea. more of the ideas person, and he's a great operator. i'm probably more creative. he's more of an in-the-office workaholic type person. but our first business partnership was a hormone replacement clinic that prescribed testosterone, hgh, called south beach rejuvenation. >> south beach rejuvenation was basically a front for a legal steroid clinic. it's telemedicine for steroids. i was a patient. you would ge

george?er coming out of your clinic. i mean, what do you have to say about what's going on here? >> i don't believe you're right. >> that's all you have to say? >> after our story, then they moved. >> we followed them every place that they had, we found them. you run, but you can't hide. >> be careful, there's a van across the street. >> yeah, it's probably carmel. >> i don't want to go there. i don't want to be on camera. >> should i change my clothes and put a mask on and go flash and dash? >> uh-huh, unless you have a slingshot. shoot out some of the windows. >> you want me to do that? >> i took pride in the fact that they were worried about us. >> yeah, i heard you. >> ma'am, we just want to know why all of these people have to drive thousands of miles to see your doctor. >> hello? >> that dumb [bleep] is here. >> who? >> that lady, that video camera lady is here. get out of here. >> eventually, we were in the news a lot, and it became a problem with some of my wholesalers. >> the wholesa

first we've got george bumbaris from george's deep dish. george, are you ready for this? ready, okay, and, of course, we have our judges. first up, legendary queen of percussion, sheila e., and she said, hi, robin. >> hi, robin. >> and then seven-time james beard award winning chef rick bayless. >> thank you. >> and "love is blind" star deepti vempati. okay, so, rick, tell me, what are you looking for in a winning pizza? >> well, number one, of course, delicious. but beyond delicious, i'm really looking for a balance of ingredients, a balance of crusts to toppings. that's basically what it is and, well, crispy crust. >> okay. i knew crust would be in there. we're in chicago. it's all about crust. >> it's about the crust. >> before we get to dig into these pizzas, let's get to know our competitors a little better. take a look. ♪ >> reporter: in chicago, the pizza roots run deep as deep as the dishes. george bumbaris adding his special recipe to the crowded pizza scene in the windy city. >> think of the cheese on the grilled cheese that's nice and crispy, that's what you ge

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so is congress likely to pass the george slide justice and policing act is i washington correspondent, stephan seems i'll that's a tough question. you know, if you would have asked me 3 years ago after recovered or the untimely and horrible death of george floyd. if this is going to happen, if the george floyd, police and justice act will go through congress, i would have said yes, no doubt ill go through and guess what? it didn't a crash and burn in the senate. now the senate is in democrats hands, but the house is in republicans hands and i'm not so sure if it will really happen . i think millions of americans are hopeful. many politicians on both sides are hopeful. it will because that's what not only camel harris, but also al sharpton and everybody there and everybody in the community black mascot, manor community, and those families who lost their daughter's brothers sisters, her husband's father's mothers, and hoping for a real change. and al sharpton said in his eulogy, which was really strong that he and many, many, many others will not stop fighting for the george flood, poli

i feel like that's a gross mischaracterization of george. george is more of an improve artist. me a place, and let's have some fun. >> greg: it's so true. >> tyrus: you know what? relationships a lot of them are just lies, okay? fellows how many selfie pictures have you gotten and then you met the real thing. that's a lie okay? her hair's down to her back, you date in three months, it's this long. that's a lie. okay? so the kids playing in her front yard she doesn't know turns out they're his, that's a lie. okay? so, oh, george, you know, yeah, he embellishes a little bit but he's at 7% approval. he's like three back from the rest of them >> greg: that's true. that's above congress. >> tyrus: yeah. just play the averages, man. when you see him, get involved in the game. >> greg: yes. >> tyrus: hi, george. tower of pisa and siamese cat [laughter]. >> greg: coming up is a game simulation pushing child mutilation. and you can't get any shuteye because you can't shut your eyes, or...if your itchy eyes have you itching for a fight, it's not too late for another treatment option for

george santos is not _ many of his colleagues. george santos is not here _ many of his colleagues.s not here to _ many of his colleagues. george santos is not here to defend i santos is not here to defend himself so allow me to do that on his behalf and he spoke to reporters and said he is confident he will be cleared and had nothing to hide and questions will be answered to the appropriate people. the media is notjudged injury of anything. has he been subject to trial by media year? i anything. has he been sub'ect to trial by media year?fi to trial by media year? i think there is something _ to trial by media year? i think there is something more - to trial by media year? i think there is something more at i to trial by media year? i think i there is something more at play than that. if you really look at how we campaigned, he was the financial potential missteps. there is talk about how we named a treasurer on his filing report and the treasurer in question said please do not put my name down. there is also the question of how he loaned his own campaign from his own personal bank