and holmes is retired. that's right, the fifth question was the first detective story arter ever read. conan doyle as a child was edgar's goldbug in what story itself? arthur and to a greater extent it is in the golden beetle, as far as i remember, there is a decryption, well , some kind of cryptography and the same thing. we have exactly 5.000 in dancing men on your account for the sixth question. which of these stories was created later than all the others, but perhaps the lion's mane. the same is true. this is a lion's mane story written in 1926. well, let's sum up the results of the first game valeria gavrilovskaya gave six correct answers , she had the same result on her account of 6.000. yuri khashimov. game two is ahead of us and our guest valeria gavrilovskaya ntv will begin quietly, i kill three best films at once about retirement from thirteen twenty-five, and at 19:40 the premiere retired close combat whispers from here, this old one sharply said, i killed the criminals of the enemies of our coun

. >>> the actress who played elizabeth holmes on tv is weighing in on holmes' prison sentence. amanda seyfried portrayed holmes on the hulu series "the dropout." questions came up about holmes. seyfried acknowledged it was weird timing that she was going on a press tour while holmes was reporting to prison. she said as a mom she feels for holmes' children, but overall the sentence holmes received was fair. >>> up next, a new job for the ousted d.a. we'll tell you what's next for chesa boudin in the bay area. >> ait's time for pg&e to start examining its huge transition towers for fire season. we'll show you the helicopter crews that will have to do it. >>> we are not done with rain chances just yet. i'll show you when a storm system in the pacific will increase our rain possibilities. >>> the republican presidential field expanding. former vice president mike pence and former new jersey governor chris christie about to jump in. plus the government's plan to require automatic emergency breaking on new car >>> on this last day of may, we know the summer fire season is approaching

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they say holmes has limited financial resources. government lawyers say it was always the intent of the judgment to pay back v defrauded by holmes. beforehe fall, holmes was worth an systemed $4.5 billion. before reporting to prison last month, she was living on a $135 million estate. >>> new concerns raised by san jose's independent police auditor about a new rule allowing officers being disciplined to remain on duty. until this year disciplining an officer involved suspending them without pay. but under the new union contract they can ask him to continue to work with reduced pay. the union claims the city asked for the option because of low staffing level. and say it's not a big deal. she disagrees, a retired superior court judge and former independent police auditor. >> to give them a slap on the wrist, just stay at work even though you engage in misconduct, we want you patrolling the streets. that's very disturbing. >> it's not clear what conduct leads to pay reduction versus suspension. the union denied our request for an inter

they say holmes has very limited financial resources.ernment lawyers say it was always the intent of the judgment to pay back victims defrauded by holmes. before the fall of theranos, holmes was worth an estimated $4.5 billion. before reporting to prison last month, she was living in a $135 million estate. >>> san francisco continues to struggle with vacancies. city leaders are trying to cut the red tape to help the issue. 2 board of supervisors approved legislation last night that relaxes zoning restrictions for buildings. it will allow upper levels to be office, surface, design and retail spaces. ground-floor zoning will allow for indoor and outdoor entertainment. it should make it easier for owners to convert office buildings into housing. >>> a lit grail in san francisco. >> a little bit? no sunshine there today. >> it make yours pink pom even more. >> yours too. >> it is breezy. that is definitely june gloom in full effect. in san francisco, you probably won't see much sunshine today, but around the rest of the bay area, it's been m

. >>> elizabeth holmes making a new plea from prison. why she says she should not have to pay her victims after she gets out. >>> how the new inflation report could impact the federal reserve's decision tomorrow on whether to raise interest rates. >>> we begin with a scene that repeats itself all too often. a thief steals a car from outside of a home, while the owner is sleeping inside. >>> in california, vehicle thefts up 26% last year, compared to 2019. data shows that this crime hit a historic high nationwide in 2022 with a million vehicles stolen. >> if like the years prior, hundreds of thousands will never be recovered, afck out the country. >> we go on a search to find them. >> reporter: 280 million cars, trucks, and suvs driving america's roads, and every day, more than 2500 disappear. when you think about stolen cars, local police are the ones looking for them, right? we started asking where are all of the cars going? we discovered more and more stolen cars are slipping out of their reach and into the hands of international crimi

and according to eddie holmes, he has been in trouble. and eddie, even eddie doesn't exactly know much trouble he's in, but he's a government employee and he may have tanked his career by doing that. so when people say, well, the chinese are close, chinese have been opaque. the chinese haven't been transparent, they haven't shared any information. that's half true. it's very true. chinese officialdom. it's not true of. chinese scientists, at least the best, most courageous of them. anybody else, they've animal an animal that's going to get it. next, what animals have a huge population now? yeah, that's reserved reserve growling whatever this virus. if i were some other animal would be scared. you know the list of animals that have gotten it something like 40% of the white tailed deer in iowa are now positive for covid. likewise in illinois, michigan, pensilva yeah, nobody knows how they got it, but they got it and. apparently they can spread it from dear to deer. mink. the mink of there used to be a mink industry in the netherlands and in

the professionals like eddie holmes. sir, in the history of science, there's sometimes been competition, i think, of the discovery of the hiv virus or linus pauling, watson and crick, that sort of thing. yeah, yeah. and the scientists you spoke with, did you get a sense that there also an area of competition among different labs, important work, but still you need some sort of ego to get you into that kind of work. did you find a sense of competition? yes. yes. and that's that's an interesting line of thought. thank you. because one of the subtext of my book is that here is what science is. here is how science works. it's not just a matter of what science says, what science concludes, but to educate people about this virus and about science generally, you need to help people realize that science is a human process. it involves not just brilliance and curiosity and discovery and and honor, but also competition, ego, clickers, shyness frustration, all of those things. and so yes, i've seen a little bit of that about, that,

holmes began an 11 year sentence at a minimum security facility in byron texas. bryan,ytexas, rather late last month. president joe biden, vice president kamala harris hosted a juneteenth concert last night at the white for mars included award-winning artist mcdonald and talk show host jennifer hudson. >> and cliff method, man smith, who was a member of the legendary hip-hop group, wu-tang clan. juneteenth marks the day when the last enslaved people in the united states learned that they were free. >> this monday, this upcoming monday, americans from all walks of life. well, again, come together to celebrate juneteenth. >> black excellence. >> on june 19th 18 65 union soldiers told the enslaved black people in galveston, texas, news of their freedom juneteenth became a federal holiday in 2021. >> we also want to share some local juneteenth events with you in oakland, the june 2 juneteenth fair kicks off. it noon at the ground floor. oakland on telegraph avenue, organizers say there will be music and panel discussions on the significance of june teens. and in san

the company holmes founded was once evaluated at $9 billion.and promise to revolutionize healthcare, by standing for hundreds of diseases and other potential problems using only a few drops of blood. until it was discovered, that the technology could not accurately perform those tests. holmes is expected to spend more than 11 years behind bars. >> striking image from a stunning fall thank you. now we move to labor action that is disrupting work at major west coast ports. contract talks with dockworkers going on for more than a year now, we have the latest from the port of los angeles good morning. >> the port behind me is one of the biggest points of entry for shipments in the entire united states. this port and 20 others from here to seattle are facing disruption as talks overpay have stalled. the port of oakland alone usually has over 2,000 trucks. but none were expected yesterday labor shortages, this means that shipments from close, to furniture, two cars, might be impacted. some folks in hawaii who are hit hit hardest during disruptions ar

they say holmes has limited financial resources.lawyers say it was always the intent of the judgment to pay back victims defrauded by holmes. before the fall of theranos, holmes was worth an estimated $4.5 billion, and before reporting to prison last month she was living on a $135 million estate. >>> san francisco continues to struggle with vacancies, now city leaders are taking steps to cut the red tape to try to help with the issue. san francisco board of supervisors approving legislation last night that relaxes some zoning restrictions for buildings. this will allow the upper levels of buildings to be office, service design, as well as retail spaces. the ground floor level -- leaders say it would make it easier to convert it into affordable housing. >> new affordable housing opens this morning. mayor matt mahan will be among leaders helping out on the ribbon cutting on a new eden housing property along mesa drive in san jose. it includes about two dozen units for young adults transitioning out of the foster care system. another t

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they say holmes has limited financial resources. government lawyers say it was always the intent of the judgment to pay back victims defrauded by holmes. before the fall of theranos, holmes was worth an estimated $4.5 billion. before reporting to prison last month she was living in a $135 million estate. >>> city leaders are taking steps to cut red tape to try to help with the building rezoning issue, approving legislation that relaxes zoning restrictions. this will allow upper levels to become office, service, design and retail spaces. ground floor zoning will allow for indoor and outdoor entertainments. leaders say it will make it easier for property owners to convert buildings into housing. >>> new affordable housing development opens today for some people struggling to make it in the bay. san jose mayor matt mahan will be among several south bay leaders helping to cut the ribbon on a new eden housing property in san jose. it includes about two dozen units for young adults transitioning out of the foster care system. another two

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i want to go to cnn's kristen holmes.sten holmes, we are waiting to see more about what exactly the charges look like. what are you learning about when they could be unsealed? >> right now i am told by members of the trump team that they do believe there is one conspiracy charge, that it is seven charges and they do not expect all the charges to be unsealed tonight. they are waiting to understand what exactly those charges are. now, obviously, maggie has a source that is telling her some of these charges. the trump people that i am speaking to do not know what these charges are, other than this potential conspiracy charge, which is one of the seven charges that they believe he has been charged with or they have been told that he has been charged with and so that is something that they are watching closely right now. and as maggie, said that they have been preparing for this for many days. trump has been saying that he believes that he is going to be indicted. and i have talked to at least half a dozen people who have spok

i want to take the point of fact, evan holmes hasj the point of fact, evan holmes has suggested thatour apartment to the studio which this young man used. and that those were probably paid for by itv. did he frequently get taxis from your studio? he he frequently get taxis from your studio? �* , . ., ., studio? he didn't frequently come to m flat. studio? he didn't frequently come to my flat- he — studio? he didn't frequently come to my flat- he came _ studio? he didn't frequently come to my flat. he came to _ studio? he didn't frequently come to my flat. he came to my _ studio? he didn't frequently come to my flat. he came to my flat once. i my flat. he came to my flat once. and to my regulation he didn't stay over. he said he was passing and he was going to come in for a beer. so the idea that he regularly got taxi from your home?— the idea that he regularly got taxi from your home? utterly untrue. and also, i from your home? utterly untrue. and also. i don't — from your home? utterly untrue. and also, i don't have _ from your home? utterly untrue. and also, i don't have an _ from

holmes have a request from prison. why the disgraced woman is objecting to paying back some of her victims. >>> a new way to jackie: community schools are so important to us. this is truly what students need. cecily: no two community schools are alike because it goes by what is happening in the community. rafael: we want this to be a one-stop shop for our families that puts parents and students first. kenny: the health and wellness center is a part of our holistic approach. terry: medical, dental, vision, and mental health services. we're addressing the students' everyday needs. kenny: what we do allows them to be the best version of themselves. narrator: california's community schools: reimagining public education. >>> blood centers nationwide are hoping that new technology could change this. bradley blackburn explains. >> reporter: every year for his birthday, this man takes time to give to others by donating blood. the 25-year-old has been giving for years. but i never made a donation like this. >> it is talking to

but lawyers for holmes said that she has limited financial resources and should not be forced to pay50 a month. the federal prosecutors filed the clerical errors to payment schedule had not yet been set for holmes. >>> a man accused of killing top executive bob lee appeared alongside his new team. >> reporter: the defense team is getting a fresh start after the man accused of stabbing bob lee is with his new defense team. last month, she maintained her former client's not guilty plea. >> a cross again self-defense and accident. >> reporter: the team is not permitted to practice in california as the team builds the defense from scratch. a six hour flight between defendant and attorney general saying it kept several attorneys to maintain the legal process. they bring in a host of resources, having worked as a prosecutor and defense for decades in san francisco. >> i know this courthouse as well as anybody. i think that is a real contribution to the team. i think he's comforted by that. >> reporter: manny appeared in and orange mpsuit. the mily ifeeling bettbo the new defense team y. ca

right now, we will go to kristen ho holmes who is in new bedford, new jersey. any signs of movement? >> rahel, no movement yet, and we are keeping a close eye, and yes, we expect him to leave now, but as we know the former president runs late, and what we have learned about walt nauta, and we have seen him all weekend, and walt was by his side and has been for months and if not years, and what is important to note about this, there are questions as to whether or not nauta would continue to stay by trump after they were both indicted. and would he cooperate in some ways with the department of justice, but it appears he is staying by the former president, and traveling with him as he said, and what we do know is when he lands in florida, he is going to doral resort, and the political team will be there to meet with him, and suzy wile his campaign manager, and others, his lawyers, who are trying to beef up the florida-based team. two of the lawyers resigned, and he is looking for lawyers who are barred there who can help with the case. again, the big thing here is

now to heather holmes and a look at some of the stories we're working on for the 7:00 news on ktvu. plus heather. well, mike, coming up new at seven tonight, the food and drug administration pushing for updated covid vaccines. we'll tell you about the various it's they say that the boosters really should be targeting. plus student loan borrowers are just months away now from repayment. new at seven tonight the due date that is soon approaching. those stories that a lot more coming up live in just a few minutes on the seven over on ktvu. plus all right, thank you, heather. but first, a family that fled ukraine in search of a better home has found one in the bay area. we'll tell you how a local couple helpe open up their home russian forces in the country's south and southeast in the early stages of its counteroffensive. this video showing ukrainian forces liberating one village and flying the ukrainian flag from the window of a damaged building. the area under ukrainian control reportedly stretches about 20mi!s. us officials said they won't offer a, quote, armed assessment of the cou

character -- sherlock holmes character.isappearance of a famous racehorse and the murder of that horse's train. you have one scene where the scotland yard detective said is there any other point do which you would wish the draw my attention to where holmes replieded, to the curious incident of the dog in the nighttime. ben gregory, the detective, said the dog did nothing in the nighttime. holmes replied, that was a curious incident. hence, the dog that did not bark. of course, it helped save the case, and it's entered our lexicon ever since, and i want to paraphrase it and ask about the recession that did not bite. joining me now, by january know research president jim bijanuary coe. when is this recession going to the to bite9some. >> it doesn't look like it's going to bite anytime soon. there are business cycles in 6 months, 1 months, 18 months from now, we could be in a far different position, but you remember back on january 1st everybody was saying by mid year we would be many in recession. and today, june 30th, it's a

and daddy king but william holmes. john wesley dobbs alonzo herndon. now these names may not mean anything and i deal with these traffic in these names and stories in the book. but let me give you an example. i learned this from from my father. if want to understand the power of auburn with this particular story imagine with me dr. king age 12 steps out of his house he steps out of his home and on one side of his home, on the side of the street where his home is, middle class homes, doctors lawyers, business owners. but on the other side, gunshot homes, know shotgun houses, shotgun houses on the other side, you have people who are domestics, people who are struggling. then he turns and, begins to walk to ebenezer baptist church before gets to ebenezer. but on sweet auburn, he has to pass by the harbinger funeral home, which was owned by a black woman. the only funeral home owned by a black woman in in the of georgia at the time. so he was seeing someone breaking the ceiling of patriarchy before. he got to church then has to pass by or who go by. maybe

i am michael holmes. coming up, uncertainty in russia, and there's no sign of what's happening a day after the rebellion. >>> then a powerful tornado in indiana and extreme heat for some 50 million people. >>> live from cnn center, this is cnn "newsroom" with michael holmes. questions and uncertainty hanging over russia this hour after an armed insurrection over the weekend rattled the country and its leader exposing what some call cracks in putin's 23-year rule. the wagner group marched towards moscow, and the whereabouts of the wagner group, prigozhin, is now unknown. he told cnn he will answer questions when he has, quote, proper communication. one thing is clear. the insurrection marks the most serious threat to putin's rule. some do not think the turmoil is over. >> it's too soon to tell where this is going to go, and i think this is a moving picture and we have not seen the last act yet. what we have seen is extraordinary, and you have seen cracks emerge that were not there before. >> experts are wa

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as our team is working the details. >> kristen holmes reporting serve counts and she's saying they'red through what they are and that's literally what's happening as we're having this conversation. >> i was reading this in "the washington post" two days ago, looking at an indictment, retention versus dissemination and i would be curious to see, what scott thinks about it. indictment includes other information. would it say that the department of justice believes that there's still documents out there in the wild that are either in trump's control or he's lost control of them? in terms of the national security implications of this case, does that also potentially change the equation? >> it certainly goes on what mike pence was saying yesterday that donald trump violated his oath of office and abused the constitution in his role as commander in chief. if there are national security imply implications for the documents and they're very sensitive and whatever we find out. you can southeasternly see mike pence even though he said trump shouldn't be indicted on this. when he had the power,

kristen holmes is there. kristen, i want to go to you first. trump as responded to the federal charges for the first time in public calling them, among other things, ridiculous. what else did he say? >> reporter: yeah, alex, ridiculous, a joke, horrendous for the country. he said people were crying at night because of this indictment. i want to note one thing before we get into what he said in detail, he has been warned or advised by legal advisers about what he says, to watch what he says, this it could be used against him if there's a trial. it doesn't seem to be stopping him from saying anything. he spent the first 40 minutes talking about various legal battles, not just the federal indictment and talking about the 2020 rigged election. he said this is a joke of indictment. he said all it did is raise his polling and his fundraiser. he said they're not coming after me. they're coming after you. he called jack smith deranged saying he and his wife are trump hater. he also said after the document was unsealed saying he couldn't have done anyth

hello and welcome to our viewers here in the united states and all around the world i am michael holmes and i appreciate your company and we continue with raking news. russian president vladimir putin is expected to to the nations soon as his country faces an unfolding crisis. the wagner leader yevgeny prigozhin claiming his troops control military facilities in the capital of russia's region. that includes a military elf for your according to his video statement post on saturday morning. earlier he said that his mercenaries headed to -- from ukraine ready to destroy everything in their way. he also claims russian troops are welcoming him with open arms and joining his group. have a look now at moscow -- there on a saturday morning after the military vehicles had been spotted in the street overnight. security has been stepped up in the russian capital. the mayor saying antiterrorism measures are being carried out in the city. all of that is happening after russia opened a legal case against -- accusing him of calling for armed rebellion. he claimed the russian military struck at wagner

disgraced theranos founder elizabeth holmes has begun her 11—year sentence in a us federal prison.nked to herfailed blood testing tech start—up. uk and french researchers have developed a smart bandage that sterilises wounds with uv light and could be used instead of drugs like antibiotics to prevent the growth of resistant bacteria. the wirelessly powered eco—friendly smart bandage could help patients with non—healing wounds to avoid infections. and nvidia brieflyjoined tech giants like apple and amazon this week in becoming a $1 trillion company. the graphics chip giant's stock has more than doubled in the last 12 months as demand for its graphics processors grows thanks to them being used for powering ai systems. in the uk, an estimated 13 million people suffer from irritable bowel syndrome plus many more from food intolerances and other often debilitating gut issues. breath testing can be used as part of the diagnosis and usually takes place in a clinic. so this is the room where we make the kits to go out to patients today. 18 months ago, though, omed health made it possible t

christian holmes says more. >> former president, donald trump of the gop front runner.ampshire federation of republican winner. >> thanks as well to all of the republican women of the great state of new hampshire. >> thank you! >> and attacking his chief rival, florida governor, ron desantis. >> he said how come you only attack him? i say, because he is in second place. why don't you attack others? because they're not in second place. but soon i don't think he'll be in second place, i'll be attacking someone else. >> desantis taking a less direct approach during his town hall, about 40 miles away. >> the question is, and i remember these rallies in 2016. it was exciting. drain the swamp! i also remember, lock her up! lock her up! right? and then two weeks after the election. forget about it, forget i ever said that. no, no, no. one thing you will get for me. if i say i want to do something, i'm not just saying that for an election. as he seeks to make inroads. in the gop primary state, desantis is urging voters to look forward, not backwards. and the climbing to critici

one person was killed and holmes and cause were torched. out of student, official, sage ready forces failed to intervene. and rescue is looking for us of mass of over went missing news wreck of the titanic in the atlantic ocean. concentrating the search on area where the banging noise is being detected. sphere to 5 people on board may have just 11 hours of oxygen that a 2 day during your conference is on the way in london to drum up international funding to rebuild ukraine after the war. and they're facing a monumental task. it's the biggest reconstruction project in europe since the end of world war 2. ukrainian prime minister says he's expecting almost $7000000000.00 to be pledge by the end of the conference on thursday. so father e u has made a new pledge of nearly $55000000000.00, but that spread between 20242027. you can raise promised free $1000000000.00. and the us $1300000000.00 is a stock, but it's just a fraction of the total cost of all the. well thank you in and your pin commission put the cost of reconstruction and recovery at

actually we're going to go to kristen holmes first because we're having some issues there.sten, tell us more about this ad, and actually let me start -- let me play a little bit more -- play another excerpt ad. >> here's a question for you. just how far are the radical left and inside-the-beltway ban kits willing to go to stop him? we all know they hate him for wing the fight to protect life, for exposing their deep state, for draining their precious swamp, and they already know he'll crush biden. >> so much there to fact check and dispute, but what are they trying to accomplish with that? >> well, in thisaled ad, it's t first time we seat images of jack smith, a special counsel, really severs as a preemptive strike and i've been told by sources close to trump that he's been, as he does, crowd sourcing opinions on whether or not he's going to be indicted. i have been told by trump advisers that they are bracing for an indictment without specifically saying that they believe they will be indicted in this, and the defense we're likely to see. they are not just calling it poli

holmes, 10th massachusetts son of oliver wendell holmes, m.d., boston, and he pinned it to himself. he survives the war, but he kept at piece of paper for the rest of life. first, drew up and fast explains these soldiers tear and there that their identity is would be obliterated expressed with a grim and almost dispatch minute practicality, they confronted the enormity death with ingenious attempts to control at least one of its particulars. if a soldier could not save his life, he hoped, at least to preserve his name and photography. this new medium photography will also allow them to save their face and image of themselves. and so one of the trends that i have seen civil war photography in portrait photography are these images that are sent back home to their loved ones with these phrases and sentiments about, remembering, remembering the soldier when this you see, remember me? this man here has writtent directly on the image itself. this is another cased image of a soldier, and he has also written this in in his image. si the case of his image, it says when this you see remember,

john holmes was already on to us last week about what he felt was simply a promotion for the extensiveverage of the festival elsewhere on the bbc. and when it was all over on monday, janet miles wrote, agreeing, but a viewer called denise had a different perspective. well, we try not to pander to any particular demographic here on newswatch, but do let us know to what extent you think sport and entertainment stories should have a place on bbc news. details of how to contact us at the end of the show. now, we mentioned last week some criticisms we'd received about the prominence given on bbc news to the implosion of the titan submersible in the north atlantic. but the confirmation last thursday of the deaths of the five men on board was not the end of the matter. here's the beginning of sunday's late bbc one bulletin. tonight's main story, we talk to the wife and mother of two of the british victims of the titan sub disaster last week. he was so excited to go down. he was like a little child. was that a lifelong dream of his? yes, absolutely. caroljenkins was clear in her response. and

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what you had earlier in the day with kristen holmes, let's show the one in the control room with all the boxes on the stage in mar-a-lago because it just seems like i had assumed that there was at least some -- look at that. i mean, that's a room where everybody who is in mar-a-lago has access to. >> sure. >> i had assumed that there was some effort to at least put them in a room and lock them away. that looks -- that's incredibly reckless. >> if they knew what was in the boxes. >> but there have been at least two chinese national intruders. >> sure. >> because another con woman who pretended she was a member of the rothschild family, people can google this if you want, it's all out there, who got access to mar-a-lago. those are the three we know b this is a country club in florida, i have no idea who had access to t that's not secure, right? >> that's absolutely right, that is not secure and that's actually one of the reasons why -- separate and apart from whether an indictment is appropriate -- one of the reasons why we were pushing to congress to say there needs to be an amendment

let's go back to kristen holmes.ho are in this crowd, right? major donors are people who just truly are among the most loyal supporters the former president has? >> reporter: absolutely, erin, these are some of the staunchest supporters. we've seen senator tommy tuberville, cash patel, many of which we know have had their own legal problems as well. one thing really striking to me that i have seen a handful of people who testified in front of that grand jury in that investigation that includes taylor -- who went before the grand jury just before that indictment came down, and it really goes to that question again of who exactly is going to be on the prosecutor's witness list who cannot communicate with the former president about this case. you have to remember that so many of these people are still in trump's inner circle, are still very close to the former president. as we watched walt nauta getting on that plane and going with him to -- and i am told it is going to be a shorter than average speech, but of course we

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kristen holmes was reporting who's there, mike lindell, tommy tuberville.erstand there's going to be some other done nors. we do want to know who they are. a lot of them have fled. big ones still remaining. this is his echo chamber tonight. >> absolutely. and for trump now, his defense is the campaign. his campaign is his defense. this is -- it's all the same now. and a big part of trump's campaign has always been the small dollar donors. tonight it's about the big dollar donors, the bundlers, people who can raise money in huge amounts the traditional way. this is something that's a little bit new to him. he's thrived over the years on being sort of the most prolific small dollar donor candidate in our party. i expect tonight to hear him lay this out in very stark terms. we've heard the language, this is the final battle. this is not going to be a campaign -- >> biblical. >> it's not a speech or a campaign about taxes and trade and immigration and this and that. this is basically, they're coming for me because they're coming for you. this campaign is about

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