i could be mistaken, but i thought nathan was there when i -- i think nathan was -- i'm positive nathan was there when i -- when i met with him. >> and my question was probably poorly worded. but what i was asking is after the conference and whatever consulting you might have done -- >> yes. >> -- did miss willis or mr. desantos bring up the name nathan wade as a special prosecutor? >> i don't think so. i don't recall one. nathan is a good organizer, you know. nathan can organize stuff -- i've watched him over the years, so i wasn't surprised that he was acting as a special prosecutor. >> and mr. desantos, for the record who is that, jeff desantos? >> jeff desantos. >> do you know who he is? >> oh, yes. >> could you tell us who he is for the record? >> jeff works in the d.a.'s office. i knew him when he worked for thurgood baker. >> do you know his role? >> i have no idea. >> is he in media? >> he's done media in the past. jeff has generally been -- i like jeff. i'm very close to him. but he's generally been on the other side of my campaigns. >> so we're talking the best of your recolle

>> of course i have known nathan very well, as you do. and i exchanged molestianries with him but the conversation was with miss -- ms. willis. >> were you aware her team consisted it of brian watkins, shannon trouty, and john floyd. she reported that was her team? >> i know john floyd was involved. and she probably told me the others. listen, i barely remember what case i tried last year much less every work that was said in the conversation. >> i understand. fair enough. she said she was looking to hire more lawyers and investigators to work on this case? >> she told me it was to me, she said that would you be interested in being special prosecutor in this case? and i gave the reply that -- no. about hiring other lawyers or whatever, i don't know. all i can testify to is what she told me. >> did she tell you at all why she wanted to hire special counsel and not use someone who was a d.a., not have an actual employee? >> no, she did not. we did not discuss that. i would assume it was because of a case as big as this you would have -- i kn

>> of course i have known nathan very well, as you do. and i exchanged molestianries with him but the conversation was with miss -- ms. willis. >> were you aware her team consisted it of brian watkins, shannon trouty, and john floyd. she reported that was her team? >> i know john floyd was involved. and she probably told me the others. listen, i barely remember what case i tried last year much less every work that was said in the conversation. >> i understand. fair enough. she said she was looking to hire more lawyers and investigators to work on this case? >> she told me it was to me, she said that would you be interested in being special prosecutor in this case? and i gave the reply that -- no. about hiring other lawyers or whatever, i don't know. all i can testify to is what she told me. >> did she tell you at all why she wanted to hire special counsel and not use someone who was a d.a., not have an actual employee? >> no, she did not. we did not discuss that. i would assume it was because of a case as big as this you would have -- i kn

i. nathan, this i feel betrayed by georgia maloney's government. the protest has been going on for days. we also saw a culture in symbolizing these protests. the death of battalion agriculture is not just the blocking of roads. the parliament building in brussels became the focus of furious palms on 1st day who towards t fails and through eggs and fly practice of police. they altamont in action from officials of what pay to the dia, state of the blocks agricultural sector. let's have a look at how events that unfolded the despite all the protests for your pin commission has proposed extending customs free access to agricultural supplies from ukraine. you can find out more about that, the reaction heading to our website to, to pump the, as long as it is 45 years since it's not an accreditation in iran and event. it's happy and health throughout the country to mock the event with all the details his all to use use of july. 45 years ago, millions of the iranians flocked with their phones better about the airport to welcome a man who changed the course

i think nathan wade should have been removed as special counsel. but now this has already gone too far, and i think this is headed for very likely disqualification. let's say she's allowed it stay on. how does she do her job successfully? i don't know that i see a scenario where her name is out of this story. >> well, i think at least one of them will be disqualified. i think nathan wade has to go here. i think she could survive, possibly. and, and if she survives she has to just rely on the other two special prosecutors. he's not the only special prosecutor, there are three of them and they're all getting paid the same hourly rate. nathan wade happens to be billing more than the others. >> can you explain to our audience why he bills more than others. that in itself raises problems to some. >> he's the head guy. the biggest problem i have is for one day he billed for 24 hours in a day. i never heard of anyone doing that. >> come on now, lawyers? there's one thing you all know how to do, bill. >> and so it doesn't look right, and there's this percep

i think nathan wade has to go here. i think she could survive, possibly, and if she survives she has to rely on the other two special prosecutors. that is something a lot of people don't remember, he is not the only special prosecutor. there are three of them. they're all getting paid the same hourly we. great. he, nathan wave, just happens to be building a lot more than the others, and he is the one with the special relationship with the boss. >> can you explain to the audience why he bills more than others? that in and itself raises a flag to. some >> he is the head guy. the biggest problem i had, on one day he bills 24 hours in the day. i've never heard of anyone doing that. >> come on now, lawyers, there's one thing on how to do, bill. >> for 24 hours? and so, it doesn't look great. there is this perception of conflict, but to remove her you have to have an actual conflict of interest. they did not have, that and i still don't think they have it now. but it is not about a conflict anymore. it is about whether they li

— behind him there i am pretending to be nathan. to front_ impersonating someone, i got to front up— impersonating someone, i got to front up and do the same myself. i didnt— front up and do the same myself. i didn't expect it was going to create the fuss _ didn't expect it was going to create the fuss that it has. and that's all the sport for now. we'll see later. israel has given the first indication, of when its forces might launch a ground offensive against rafah in southern gaza. a minister in the israeli war cabinet, benny gantz, said the assault on the city in the southern—most area of the strip would begin in three weeks — unless hamas released all the hostages. rafah is currently overcrowded with at least 1.4 million palestinians sheltering there, after the israelis made them move away from northern and central parts of the gaza strip, which have been already flattened by air strikes. gaza's hamas—run health ministry says more than 30,000 palestinians have been killed in gaza since israel launched its assault in october. mr

we came in with music behind, zorba the greek was playing in the background and there i am pretending to be nathando the same as he. i did not expect it to create the fuss that i have. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.com/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello. this round of incredibly mild weather continues as we go through the next few days. on monday, we saw temperatures reach 15 degrees almost in parts of london. that makes it seven consecutive days of seeing the temperatures of 14 degrees or more and well above the average of 6—8 celsius. but that kind of weather will be back later this week — feels much more like february with temperatures 6—9 degrees for many, which will actually be higher than many have been by night recently. and if that's the case, we start tuesday — 7—9 degrees in western scotland, northern ireland. but it's here where we start to see the rain arrive, first of all. in fact, a spell of at times heavy rain sweeps across scotland, northern ireland during the morning, f

. >> i agree with nathan's assessments. ld be prudent to assume that they are but i do not think we have good open source information on the topic right now. >> aware of the efforts to build an open ai rival called lego into either of you believe there's a plausible risk it's using tiktok data to train its le? >> i do not have in-depth knowledge. i think in general the possibility any company is going to want to trade its algorithms on the very best data. i do not have specific information on that topic. >> is working the types because they see that as a market opportunity. so again it stands to reason they probably are if they can access the data. >> for the record you believe there is a risk. >> yes. and they inherently dual use and usable in military context as well? wouldn't it be common sense for this country to bar social media application from harvesting and collecting can be repurposed to kill americans. >> i think it be prudent to do that. is that your assessment as well? >> to think social media regulation is a cha

we came in with music behind, zorba the greek was playing in the background and there i am pretending to be nathanhave to front up and be able to do the same myself and had a crack. i didn't expect it was going to create the fast that it has. —— the fuss. he said it wasn't the most comfortable attire, but his previous costumes at the event included a gorilla costume, and a simpsons cartoon character. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, or from our website that's bbc.co.uk/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello. you're watching bbc news. a major search operation is under way after a child fell into the river sore in leicester. police say the two—year—old boy was with his family when he fell into the water on sunday afternoon. emergency services, including water rescue teams, arrrived just after 5.00pm but couldn't find him. assistant chief constable michaela kerr from leceistershire police gave this update in the last hour. we have today reinforced our resources searching for that little boy. we have been able to secure addition

but fans about i willis and nathan wade perjured themselves. >> you being a lawyer, when anybody saysl, that a tactic. maria: it is something to look at. sometimes people don't recall. >> you don't want to prove you knew what you say you didn't know. maria: lydia is on the ground in brownsville, texas. what can you tell us? lydia: we know immigration ranks a top concern among voters and we are seeing president biden trying to flip the script with a visit to brownsville, texas. we will give you reaction from residents here coming up. he ch. use it to set and track your goals, big and small... and see how changes you make today... could help put them within reach. from your first big move to retiring poolside - and the other goals along the way. wealth plan can help get you there. ♪ j.p. morgan wealth management. they're waiting for you. hey, do you have a second? they're all expecting more. more efficiency. more benefits. more growth. when you realize you can give your people everything, and more. thank you very much. [applause] ask, "now what?" here's what. you go with prudential to p

nathan wade. this wasn't about hiring her boyfriend to try to profit. itate is going to put forward this reporting that we know is that it was offered to at least two people, including reuters good barnes before nathan wade was approached for the job roy barnes turn this job down, laura, because of the political circus surrounding this and because of the safety concerns surrounding this, potentially that's going to to be part of the testimony that we hear in just a matter of minutes that might fasting you think about this moment and of course we are not hearing from fani willis. we're not hearing from nathan wade. we're not yet hearing from the witness who the former friend of finding well as talking about their romantic relationship. and we're not hearing at all from the former law partner of nathan wade, would there was a privilege does she about attorney-client privilege? we are going to continue to hear and what might be said, but we're hearing now of course, the hearing is ongoing and the fact that this is ongoing, the fact that we're still waiting f

moved in in 2019 and throughout the years and year 2020, 2021, had you ever met someone named nathan wade? >> iid not meet nathan wade until 2023 about a year ago when a reporter interviewed me. that was the first time i met him. >> you said it was in 2023. >> right. 2023. >> and i know you said you hadn't met him until 2023, but when you were living at ms. willis's house in fulton county did you ever meet mr. wade in 2019? >> absolutely not. >> 2020? >> absolutely not. >> ever seen him at her house in 2021? >> never. >> the first time that you met mr. wade was in 2023? >> lets me say something. mr. wade said he remembers seeing me -- i do remember some -- i remember a fraternity and there is this thing that goes on between fraternities, mr. wade is a member of alpha file -- alpha phi alpha. i know there was bantier between me and a couple of guys. he said he remembers me. i don't remember him. >> prior to that experience that you are talking about as well as i guess your official meeting in 2023 had you ever even heard his name? >> no, never. >> i don't think i have any further questions. >> m

bradley, question put to you. >> repeat the question please. >> i showed you or asked you, what did nathanade tell you about the relationship? >> same objection, your honor. >> and it's already been ruled upon. >> i recall him stating that at some point they were dating. i can't tell you what date that was. it was made in confidence. we were in the back of our office. our offices were the only two in the back. there was no one else present. that is all i can tell you at this time. >> one time? >> one time. >> you only had a conversation one time about the recessionship? >> objection, asked and answered. >> clarify for cross. miss merchant. >> i do not recall any other time that he mentioned that they were in a relationship, no. >> so other than -- so you talked about this one time. and you said you don't know when it was, though, correct? >> that is correct. >> was it before mr. wade -- before you got the contract in fulton county, let's start with that. >> i do not recall. >> ok. and how did it come up? >> say again. >> how did it come up? >> i do not recall how it came up. it was in the

delay the trial way too long, harris, but i think as i said to you are earlier, there is evidence that there is a financial gain here. remember, nathan my opinion he lied about the fact his divorce was over in 2015. that's why his answers about the gifts, the trips, the dinner, he said that's why i said no because my marriage was over. his marriage was not over in 2015. so i think the judge will have enough evidence to rule on the case. expect a well-written opinion, harris, but will rule after all the examination takes place today and tomorrow. expect the ruling. that's what i expect. >> harris: the way you look at this is there would have to be a legal end to that marriage to make what he is saying true in 2015. >> leo: you are right. >> harris: the fact he thinks anyone would believe you give another woman gifts because you don't like your wife would not stand up in court, is that what you are saying? making sure i get it. last point with you, so you have all these other co-defendants. what in your opinion does this do to their cases? some of them may not have the money to be able to hang in there while they continue to go case by

repeat the question, please. >> yes, so i showed you or asked you, the last question i asked you was what did nathan wade tell you about the relationship. >> same objection. >> and that's already been ruled upon. >> i recall him stating that at some point, they were dating. i can't tell you what date that was. it was made in confidence. we were in the back of our office. our offices were the only two in the back. there was no one else present. that is all i can tell you at this time. >> one time? >> one time. >> you only had a conversation with him one time about the relationship? >> objection. asked and answered. >> no, i think clarify. >> i do not recall any other time that he mentioned that they were in a relationship. no. >> okay. so other than, so you talked about this one time and you said you don't know when it was though, correct? >> that is correct. >> was it before mr. wade, before you got the contract in fulton county? >> i do not recall. >> and when did it come up? >> say it again. >> how did it come up? >> i do not recall how it came up. it was in the back. i know it was, i know where i

i was actually glad to see her take the stand because i thought that nathan wade's testimony was not it could be. and she was a forceful defendant of herself and her integrity, but it is all really messy. i think those of us who like so barbara is probably enjoyed watching it, but it was completely unnecessary. >> reed, last word to you. >> look, it's one more reminder that donald trump and this republican party will do anything and everything they can to throw as much dust and dirt and chaos and smoke into the environment. remember, they don't play by any rules. they never have, they're never going to. so i think we always need to be reminded and remind ourselves not to be surprised by anything and be prepared for the most outlandish saying. in court rooms up and down the eastern seaboard over the next several months, donald trump is going to be out there acting like a nut, even more so than usual. there is going to be even more craziness that he says and does. we should be prepared for it and, more importantly, highlight it for american voters and ask, symone, is this really what y

i will go to where we left off before. fani willis and nathan wade were in a romantic relationship, correct? >> correct. >> it began at the time they were both municipal court judges, correct? >> objection, your honor, based on privilege. >> i do not have knowledge of it starting or when it started. >> you told me that it started when they were both municipal court judges, correct? >> that is incorrect. >> you never confirmed in writing that it was instead of magistrate court it was municipal court when they started dating? >> if you are speaking of the text message, you can go to that text message and you can read that text message and i will explain that text message to you where you and i did not have a conversation about when it started. you asked a compound question of magistrate court versus -- you said it was magistrate court -- you said magistrate court conference, i'm sorry, then you asked another cop -- another question. i said, no, municipal court, nothing else. >> i'm referring to a different conversation. i ask you, do you think it

i was the only reason that i'm the minutes of nathan's id and deep stress and i still says it's a certainly what i want to do. i was scared of making the decisions the and started the critics. it has a very good reputation on storage abuse in the everyone who was a part of the decision making versus paisley police awards and up in to creating that's what avenue is and what their think of they're going to a 5 year degree codes, but every midnight on the course, by the time i was completing my graduation, i was where it showed that i don't want to do this professionally like stumbling the law item is my main thing is that that kind of thing. if i want to start with, i might as really struggling the thing that i really want to do the, what makes me really happy is that when people meet me and they say that, you know, we try not to do that. this would be save that. so once we get them on the on meadow i'm like. ready my name is full jotting. yeah, i'm a pastry chef. the founder and ceo of no 15, but it seemed like i started lo 15 and i was 20. see when i would come to work. when i was $23.00, i

blessing to >> harris: courtroom drama surrounding fani willis and her prosecutor paramour as i call him nathan wade, continues two hours from now. this could unravel the entire case against the former president in the state of georgia. the judge called back nathan wade's former law partner in a sign he could challenge sworn testimony of both wade and willis, which could mean somebody was not telling the truth on the stand. welcome, this is "outnumbered," harris faulkner here with kayleigh mcenany and emily compagno. and host of kennedy, kennedy. and host of doug collins podcast, >> douglas: here. we begin with steve harrigan with details on this case. we were talking last hour, it is a surprise, but what is coming up, that is what we want to know. >> steve: we do want to know, we want to know if he will come out and say nathan wade and fani willis are lying. he was nathan wade's old divorce attorney and said everything was atto attorney-client privilege. the judge took him behind closed doors and now will he say he's a liar under oath? if so, there could be trouble for the d.a.'s office. >> i

he had no personal knowledge and he kept using a phrase, anything i learned was from my client, which became synonymous with nathan wade was the one who told me now there was a really important moment with theta that is the attorney for donald trump. >> remember this >> is the one who is saying, look, i don't believe anything you have to say. he asked him, wait a second. you're speculating. you were asked by an attorney that you knew was representing a co-defendant in this case. and in return, you offer a speculation why not just say if you really didn't know, i don't know. he offered no sound explanation as to why the judge seems throughout this entire proceeding a little impatient compared to the first time we saw this entire thing. why? because he wants them to focus on the specific nature of the testimony. and remember, jake, we're all here not because this is a part of real housewives episode or we are just nosy. it is because they asked him to disqualify fani willis based on a conflict of interest that would make a defendant impossible to have a fair trial. >> and let's listen. they have resumed i'm just goi

in june of 2022. >> correct. >> after june of 2022 was put in an nathan wade bank account, not a corporate bank account with partners. >> ihe question before the only was yes or no. >> no, ma'am. the checks were deposited into firm accounts, law firm accounts. >> law firm of nathan wade pc as a solo practitioner. >> yes, ma'am. >> they were not deposited into accounts with campbell ? >> no, ma'am they were not. >> thank you. >> however, there were checks written to campbell and bradley that would reflect the third, the third, the third. >> we try to get those bank records which are projected dash to object to do this, correct? >> what bank record. >> bank records and you projected right. >> i will object on irrelevant. >> it's relevant he saying he has all these records and is trying to keep them from us but he doesn't bring all of the records. you can make an inference if there is a law this as you can make an inference if some documents are within the parties control and it will provide them there's an inference they are not positive. >> there was obligation for mr. way to produce evidence that she couldn't find -- [ina

i mean, fani willis is the district attorney, not nathan wade, but i understand that distinction. >> yeah. and then lastly, there was also this she wanted she seemed to want to talk a lot about her relationship with nathan and why they are no longer together. and it seemed to be along the lines of and i'm paraphrasing, but this she was pretty clear about the fact that nathan wade, according to her had a difficult time dealing with her as an equal. she quoted him saying something like the only thing a woman could do for him is make him a sandwich or something like that? >> and >> that gets into why she repaid him money in her in her testimony on her own behalf, that she would never want to have somebody paying for trips for her. that is that what she was driving? it yes and that's consistent with the fani that i know. i mean, this is a strong, independent woman who doesn't rely on anybody and doesn't the need a man to make her way in the world. and i think that's one of the reasons on top of being called corrupt and everything. but a child and god that she was so angry about these alle

the last question i asked you was, what did nathan wade tell you about the relationship? >> objection. >> and that's already been ruled upon i. >> recall >> him stating >> that at some point they were dating i can't tell you what date that was. it was made in confidence. we were in the back of our office. our officers were the only two in the back. there was no one else present that is all i can tell you at this time. >> one time >> one time >> you only had a conversation with him one time about the relationship? >> objection. asked and answered. >> no. i think that's clarify for their own sitting cross, ms merchant? >> i do not recall any other time that he mentioned that they were in a relationship. know okay so other than so you talked about this one time and you said you don't know when it was that, correct? >> that is correct. >> was it before mr. wade before you've got the contract in fulton county, let's start with that. >> i did not recall and come up say again, how did it come up >> do not recall how it came up it was in the back. i know it was i know where it occ

nathan wade. x okay. again not asking what went into your pocket. im asking was a law firm of nathan wade paid a return of thousand dollars in 2022? >> were dancing around the point there. out of time too. >> that's fine i can move on judge, thank you. you said they were dispersed amongst all of you. or put into an account of all that your testimony for 2022 202 average accuracy from fulton county government went into an operating account with you, bradley and campbell? >> no, no, no that's not what he said. the way bradley and campbell firm established an account we decided to purchase a building in 2022. at that point every piece of income that came into the entity went into that account. and then, after expenses were paid it was one third, one third, one third period once that was dissolved then the funds would go into a different account. my account to one of my accounts. i would disburse the funds between now attorney campbell and myself one half and one half. it does. let me be more direct. the account you have for wade, bradley, campbell these

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nathan wade took the stand as well. her father, josh floyd iii -- john floyd iii, took the stand yesterday s and she was pressed on her daughter's use of cash. she said, well, i wade back in cash except others are pointing out it was campaign cash. dad said there's a reason for it. here's a portion of what her father said. >> when your daughter moved or left the house that she owned, dud she say anything to you about having a large savings of cash? >> your honker i'm not trying to be racist, okay? -- honor? if it's a black thing, okay? you know, i was trained, and most black folks, they hide cash or they keep cash. >> when did you learn that your daughter had a romantic personal relationship with mr. wade? >> about seven weeks ago when -- as a matter of fact, i, i just found out when other folks found out. rachel: he's a former black panther. might be why he kept some cash as well. but that was the his take on why his daughter had that money. by the way, the press is also having a little bit of a fun day because fani willis' can dress is on backwards. the zipper -- pete: i saw someone say that. [laughter] guy kentucky is that true for sure? -- guy: well, i sa

if i was the attorney against nathan wade and fani willis i would ask four questions.ith fani willis? did she co-has been tate with you? did it start prior to 2021 and fourth, did you tell other individuals? those are four yes and no questions i would ask if i was in that courtroom. >> harris: well, i will be watching, as you will be watching, to see if your great questions are a part of the proceedings. i don't know, they better have a box of tissues, you talked about all these two have on the line to lose. a new witness into the impeachment -- tony bobulinski gave insight into then president joe biden's ties to his son, hunter's business. the testimony bass damning. >> he talked about joe's involvement. the numerous times he talked to joe biden. he mentioned that joe biden thanked him for what he was doing with his brother and his son. >> tony bobulinski confirmed the big guy on an email to walker and hunter biden to all these folks doing business together, the big guy was, in fact, joe biden. >> the biden family has been cashing in his position of power in governmen

i have three kids nathan, jessica and iva. i was really young. when i had neat, i turned 19. and then two weeks later, he was born. so when he was fine, i used to watch cops all the time. all the time and so he would watch with me. he had his little handcuffs and his little toy walkie talkie. and then whenever the theme song came on, he would walk around and he just thought he was the baddest little thing. i think he was in kindergarten at sheridan because he and i attended the same elementary school there was an officer bill. he would just be like mom officer bill was there then one day, he said, mom, i touched his gun. and he was just so happy about it. everything happened at five minutes. i would say everything. happened at 4 to 5 years old. it's like one of those goals to where you just you can't you can't just let go. high school. i think you know everybody kind of strays. he was just riding the wave. and i mean, he graduated. thank god. one day i think he was about 20 or 21. he told me, he said mom. i want to be a cop or a firefighter, i said. no you're going to be a fi

nathan, you will forever be my desk made. mike, ion't know what to do if i don't see you at an event, but i am truly grateful. they are amazing rock stars for our state that we should all be proud of. mayor brenda the thune really stepped up, the mayor of myrtle beach. she was absolutely fantastic. former congressman gresham barrett. the story behind me and gresham 's we duked it out in our first primary when i ran for governor. to have him call me and say, not only do i want to help you, i will do whatever you need me to do -- gresham, thank you for the prayers, the text, the encouragement. i am grateful for that. and everybody needs a friend like bubba kramer. [cheers] >> bubba! bubba! bubba! bubba! mrs. haley: when you have a friend who was one of the first ones to greet me when i joined the house of representatives and when everybody wasn't nice and they gave me a hard time, bubba would always complement my outfit. and to have you show up and go to every event and print thousands of letters and stuff mailboxes and do the things y

i don't know what their relationship is like. >> brian: i feel bad because she wanted water and nathane drank it all. unfortunately they used the water limited by noon. >> lawrence: he was sweating a lot. >> brian: i was sweating watching him. i had a gallon of water. >> ainsley: it was a legal gas disaster. many are questioning her credibility now. robert hur releases this report talking about joe biden. he is not going to charge him. however, he talked a lot about his memory. couldn't remember dates and all of that the white house was upset about it and wrote a letter to the doj and then the doj responded. and this is what it said. lawrence, do you want to read it? >> lawrence: this is what it said. identified language neither i can't do you tus or unduly prejudicial. it's not offered to criticize or demean the president. the special counsel regulation specifically requires the special counsel to prepare a report for the attorney general. that explains the special counsel prosecution. and the declination decision. the identified language in the report does just that. so, this is such

we came in with music behind, zorba the greek was playing in the background and there i am pretending to be nathanthat it has. comes as some relief to 50—year—old men everywhere that they can wear a mankini without fear of punishment. reminder of the top story that roy hodgson has stepped down as a manager at crystal palace and his out of hospital after falling ill last week but his second spell in charge is over. oliver glasner, the former eintracht frankfurt manager, has been given a 2.5 year contract for the club but is not in the look out for the match tonight at everton. keep across that on the website but for me and the rest of the team, have a great evening. hello there. it's staying mild for the time of year for the first half of this week, but towards the end of the week, things are set to turn colder as we pick up north—westerly winds, with increasing chance of wintry showers on hills in the north. tomorrow, though, it's going to be another mild day, and we'll see a band of rain spreading southwards across the country. but tonight, many places will be dry, variable cloud, some clear spel

i need need. we have a reference. we have a specific timeframe that's very important as to the invitation to join. nose is land number. well, that's our goal, or our goal is to become and nathan meant the state. i believe that we do said that we have in the industry room and to get back to us key. and when your client is going to join in nature, i think that's going to be a bad thing to do. what i'm, what is useful bulky will do model with the said, i never thought about the best i'm doing not too great to make sure that you crane is becoming a close friend to ally. and we do understand that and not only countries the supportive of that, and that's the dissolution of the alliance, and not countries the competitive us out yet, oh expectations. it won't cost any really. we don't expect to his treasure the relations that have. so would me. but get the place to visit us back to, to athens. and you also have consists of athens that how it depends in particular, i think the add on to this stage is probably the most critical and sort of your key, especially, or you need to kind of from the state, says dentist, do hesitate to whether in divide as to to in a 10 or is present. thank yo

i never used the word, speculating. no. >> and the only thing that's changed between then and now is that phone call from nathan wade's friend, gabe banks, correct? >> no, gabe was my friend and i actually stated that the first day that i was here was that i've known gabe for a few years and that we were -- not were, but we are fraternity brothers. so i never said that anything changed behind gabe banks. >> so you never told miss merchant that you were worried that they were threatening you. >> asked and answered. he was asked this on february 16th and today. >> we've covered this. >> and just to be clear, you didn't attend college with mr. banks, did you? >> i did not. >> when you referred to him as your fraternity brother, you happened to have pledged the same fraternity, different colleges, different chapters. >> that's what we consider fraternity brothers, yes. >> and as a normal course of your relationships with your friends, do you pass on lies about your friends? >> have i passed on a lie about a friend? >> is that something you normally do? do you tell lies about your friends? >> have i told lies about friends? i cou

larry: iran-based group continue to target american bases so i don't know if those airstrikes deterred iran or enough at all. joining me, nathan, prince aaron kohan, my favorite, israeli special-ops and founder of cherlys, specializing in counterterrorism training for law enforcement. i want to start with my pal aaron cohen. aaron, do these bombings do what they're supposed to do? it was the most telegraphed thing i have ever seen. it completely ruled out iran. i don't know, we hit a lot of down create, maybe we pounded sand. i'm not sure if we took out any iranian leaders or strategists. you tell me, did they do what they're supposed to do? >> i think these bombings by the u.s. do what they're supposed to do for biden and his administration which is a feel-good measure. it shows that the u.s. is doing something but the fact is that iran has been toying with biden for quite sometime and wants to really kind of push biden around to see what he is capable of doing and larry, let's just understand the middle east. iran will use these little proxies and they will keep picking away at the united states military, spread out througho

i certainly think it does not hurt fani willis. he didn't say anything to contradict fani willis's or nathan wade's testimony. so in that respect, i assume that they have read the cyber in a certain sense i do think he was in some sense not such a great witness that in some ways you may have heard her to some degree because the judge could actually think this person is keeping the information from the court. and the reason for him to do that is because it is damaging to willis and wade, but that's not very strong. it is not a big win for the defense at all. it's was as you describe it, pretty much of a dud for them and very much of a windfall for wade and willis. >> so how does this then playing to the other question, did i can which is whether to decide to admit the cell phone data as evidenced. that's a private investigator who was hired by a team trump said that he found wade's phone a minimum of 35 times a connected to an extended period to cell phone towers near willis is condo that there were 2000 voice calls and about 12,000 text messages between willis and wade in 2021. that's significant because obvio

so i so nathan, the united states and the body, the ministration needs to take the it's was into action. we have the state as opposed to a minute to over says 5 or 6 weeks is fine, but we've heard it many times. we need some muscles to put some pressure on that's unable to accept a certain piece for it is or do you wish, or at least a piece from containment? can we get into some of the mean negotiations and nothing, you know, needs a outcome of the hostage crisis? i think that would be there's more pressure going on and is what i and so there must be some you know, as long as you can way of thinking of the far more nearly 5 months of caitlin for the sake of getting those postings. yeah, i mean for that to say we've been searching for this sort of logic, logic of peace for months now have a way and there are different views of, of what is going on. my one big shot. or it was just suggesting that in fact, nothing you know, who doesn't want to see the release of the captives because he loses, he's raised on that for war. i want to ask you, we've, and if a fairly brief terms with you, you s

i'm not asking you to tell me what nathan wade told you in further answer of legal advice. i want to be very clear. if he told you something asking you legal advice i'm not asking you about that. i'm asking what you observed, what you saw, and what you knew outside of what he told you when he was specifically seeking legal advice, okay? >> i apologize. object on behalf of mr. bradley. he is asserting there is an attorney/client privilege for this case. to make any statements and proffer any information after this relationship began between the attorney and client december 2018 would be improper and he would be violating the rules of evidence associated with the bar license. >> the way was question wag phrased when did he personally observe not involving communications, how does that fall within attorney/client privilege? >> whether we like it or not when we have a client there are a number of items associated with that relationship between attorney and client that come within the purview and lead you to further action and investigation further questions, develop your strategy

i guess you could look into atm bank transactions, could the judge investigate if she paid nathan wade back in cash? >> i suppose he could depending on his analysis of the factors. ultimately it goes to her credibility of the witness and her testimony and mr. wade create a scenario, given the clip you played earlier, reasonable jury or the judge could conclude there is a problem here and a conflict of interest and there is denial of due process. hopefully this case gets dismissed, if not, at the least, the case needs to be taken away from fani willis and her love interest. >> carley: this starts up again today at 9:00 in the morning, what can we expect to take place today? >> well, look today we'll see if additional information comes out, additional key details. see if there is an attempt to rehabilitate herself. wmur see what happens, yesterday was a disaster, no ifs, ands or buts about it. if you have msnbc admitting it is a legal disaster they created, something tells you there is a problem. >> carley: a lot of legal analysts are saying because of everything that transpired yesterda

we never really got a lawyer that i heard confirm what the judge ruled could be asked. which is nathan wade told this witness that he had an affair with fani willis. so i don't understand why when they started the hearing, the question is isn't it a fact that nathan wade told you had an affair with fani willis? once you get him to concede that because he obviously has because he had this meeting with the judge who made a ruling about it being outside of attorney client privilege, then you can try to nail him down on when that conversation happened or if it was a course of conversations and if he lies about it or he holds back about it because he's obviously a very reluctant witness, then you can take him through the texts about where he mad elaborate extravagant states that he's trying to pull back on. what they started out doing, do you have any knowledge about the relationship. you know, he could have knowledge from a newspaper or he could have knowledge from some hearsay source. what matters is nathan wade told him. we know he has admissible knowledge. now you try to pin him down on