called her back right away , but she knew her phone by heart , alona says sashka is being taken to ivankaal police department and sent a couple of photos that he stayed there with only one nose, they drove to ivanka , they went there, and we met there, hugged each other, cried, but there he was, he was bandaged up, and the policeman was called when they brought him, soon after he arrived, and soon we went to the ivankov hospital there the surgeon unwound the leg and looked, well, the fingers were black, he was like a sedum, the gangrene had already gone, and the smell said, "i'll give it a rub, especially in the car, they took me to the regional hospital , and there he was already operated on, and part of the foot was being reconstructed, tears came to my eyes. i didn't know what he said and said хорошо что от очень вопросы i can't find an answer until now why did we stay alive before february 24 and the day before that 7 years ago i was in kyiv and came to my mother's house in izyum to help and spend the winter plus she has a good security there many searches for a dog, a french bulldog

total number currently operating in ukraine lyudmila pavlenko ivan korzh olena kuchmiy tetyana revak ivanka dusko and volodymyr stadnyk news, how to act as part of a crew and move together with other crews on the battlefield, this is what tankers of the 41st brigade of the armed forces of ukraine in the kharkiv region are taught. the unit was formed six months ago. most of the soldiers did not participate in the battles. the crew of the t-64 tank tightens the track belt, the car is being prepared for maneuvers, says the commander with the call sign raccoon, the former gardener from odesa was mobilized at the beginning of this year in connection with the war , my children went abroad. i haven't seen them for the second year. i want it to be over. my children, all the children, so that people can already live peacefully at the training ground in the kharkiv region. the tankers of the 41st brigade , created six months ago, are training. they didn't take me, says the battalion commander on the call sign vegas, i didn't get beaten up because i selected some of them myself, i trained them but wha

ivanka zak became the champion of the second games of the cis countries three times. well, i'm very happy. uh, trained hard hmm didn't expect medals. it just worked and it worked. how did it happen. i immediately said that it would be great. everyone is happy. all the russians say that they are very cool discoveries of some athletes in the fight for medals. i couldn't even stop the pouring rain the day before. the athletes brought 10 medals to our asset, and two of them were gold medals . maria kharchenko was faster than her rivals in the 300 m distance. and valeria grits. you became the best in javelin throwing, the girl showed a result of 53 m, and her closest rival, who took silver, threw a javelin for 46 emotions. just huge with that. this is their even words can not convey these emotions. priceless we prepared. we tried our best. we threw every training session so that we could work out some movements there. well, weightlifting came to this. also continues to please. athletes are not going to stop at what has been achieved by suzana volochok in the weight categor

ivanka, she wants to get the hell away from him. she's in this herself pretty deep. distancing herself is probably the best thing she could do. >> tom, let me bring you in here. you have written a great piece, i highly recommend people reading for the atlantic, and you talk about the fact, let me read a little bit of you to you. you saw this is a case, jack smith has sounded the call, but it's voters who must answer if they wish to preserve american democracy. barbara made the case pretty soundly that's never going to happen because donald trump has given so many permissions to people who kind of revel in the bad behavior, that they feel like i guess he as their proxy lets them indulge in. it doesn't seem likely to me that anyone who likes him will like him less because he is facing 78 counts of criminal indictment. >> they like him more. they think that that is somehow the establishment indicting him for crimes that amount to over 600 years in jail is proof that he's doing everything they wanted him to do, by, you know, hating the same people they hate. the only hop

ziegler, you're aware that while serving as a senior adviser to her father, ivanka trump had a number of trademarks fast-tracked by the chinese government. correct? >> again, i have to stick to the confines of my transcript. >> i appreciate that. finally, i want to remind everybody that the person who appointed u.s. attorney general david weese to handle the matter that we're here to discuss today was donald trump. this would be the same president, donald trump, the man twice impeached for abuses of power, and of course, recently indicted for 37 counts of criminal activities. one would think that in the oversight committee, we would want to investigate such blatant acts of criminal activity, and i truly could not agree more with evidence, did there should not be a two tiered system of justice for those that are powerful, and those that are wealthy, and those that are not. it's actually with this hearing is about here today. it's clear that this is another attempt by the majority to turn this committee into another donation to the trump campaign. just follow us on an earlier attempt th

you ivanka trump and jared kushner --e ivanka trump and jared kushner -- host: family members are presidentsone person saying a code of ethics must be such that your behavior and must not create even an appearance of impropriety. catherine kane says of course not, they are private citizens. one person saying mark -- why should the family -- president family member -- matter if you are not a official? one person saying we need a code of ethics for supreme court justices. period. host: you talk about hypocrisy -- caller: you talk about hypocrisy, you have republican hypocrisy on exhibit. clarence thomas, the supreme court, the ethics for these people, everybody should have a code of ethics. the republicans are 100 times worse than the democrats and i don't like the democrats but there is no question, when you talk about hypocrisy, the republicans are 10 times worse. these people must be graduates of trump university. you phonies. you talk about biden's family, trump is the worst. this is double standard, hypocrisy, republicans -- host: i got your point. this is anthony in greektown, pennsylvan

enter the first four streets and entered very strongly aferegic successfully flew the third he sings ivanka russians with such big eyes began to run away from there from those streets no opposites of course very large ones were given to us then for what our battalion already has the second bmp and we already each unit was secured from each in its own down the street and little by little they started to move, each on his own street, but it was very difficult in the plan, that's why this artillery, their artillery is hitting mercilessly. maybe when a tank is just leaving , you 're standing next to this house , tanks are just leaving. this one demolishes the old world liberation completely, but don't forget that on this left hand the old major one goes urozhayna urozhayna as we know it is still under the control of the russian army so the fighting is going on intensively and intensively in the vicinity of the current one what separates only the river went ah maybe the river and because of that the problem with i saw for release and also told your brother brother died so i have a big person die

is ​​actually there i wrote the music for it there i also did the design for this film there and ivankathe director if the organizer of this whole thing in general she said yurchik look there is such a song it was written by felix. yes, yes, and she says. well, there is no such and such a part of the verse. here is what he sang . he can come up with something, but so that it is not direct . all beautiful words are written with that's why i very rarely write , well, to some kind of music, or music, rather, to the quality of her words , into my repertoire, well , now this song is vona. that i have her, yes, changing the world is not out of control, i am better than myself, i know that she will be difficult with you, but i am still boris, that we will not be broken by fear, our song is there, friend , and do not be sad , and it is driving, she is cheerful, she is there, the words are beautiful, so easy to understand, and and i like the fact that i am a singer, for example, i am the only one my goal is to be immortal in my songs, in my own music, because i write music there for a musical, f

in total , twelve civilians were shot at the headquarters of six, their cats ivanka says she did not, they were in balaclavas portfolio there are already several thousands of alleged war criminals tkachev, respectively, he is the rank of majorka, captain, it is interesting here, this is a packing mouse from the other side, such lists, respectively, letters, we, er, seized er, in the area of ​​yablonska 144, there were er, wooden boxes with ammunition and a lot of cigarette butts were removed from there in a bottle , accordingly, washing was done in order to establish dna - a sign of these people, with the possibility of further identification, the russians clearly understood what they were doing. that is why they destroyed the evidence of his stay in buch. this is a russian soldier who, seeing a video surveillance camera , tries to break it. it is a 38-year-old chingist atantaev, civilians who were forcibly detained on yablunivskyi 144, recognized him, so the investigation does not rule out his possible involvement in the shootings. the investigators are convinced that atrocities wer

the first four streets and entered very strong aferegic, successfully flew the third one, they sing ivankawith such big eyes began to run away from there from those streets, no opposition, of course , a very large one was given to us, then for which we already had a second bmp battalion and we already had each unit fixed with each in its own down the street and little by little they started to move, each on his own street, but it was very difficult in terms of that, the artillery, the artillery, their godless hits very hard. maybe when a tank is just leaving , you are standing next to this house, tanks are just leaving. demolishes the old major army completely , but don't forget that on this left hand the old major army goes harvest harvest as we know it is still under the control of the russian army so the battles are going on intensive intensive active in the neighborhood because, well, only the river separates them, uh, maybe the river and because of this the problem with i saw for release yes and i also told your brother my brother died so i have a big person died with a very capital l

well, unless ivanka is conditionally stomping her foot on the sofa while listening to such a text, notand further to the danube ports. you hear that it should be liberated, but all the stories about the capture of the coast are so wet fantasies that you want to laugh at all these dangerous people right in their faces. well, you don't want to tell. in practice, how are you going to do it to antonam across the dnieper, he gave me, remembering belogorivka, i want to say this well, good luck, things are going well with us, everything is going according to plan, everything is developing according to some plans there. the plan was to burn down a battalion of a tactical group near belogorovka, and even if the dnipro bordered is far from siverskyi donetsk , that’s why you won’t go for it. the remaining ships, stuff them with equipment and go to odessa, ukraine considers the offensive on krym to be a decisive battle. i think the liberation of odessa will be our decisive battle. well, all the naval forces of ukraine will be happy if russia decides to do this, because the available modern anti-sh

own legal fee, $208,000 for his wife's stylist, and to set up a $2 billion gift from the saudis for ivanka jared. we see the same thing with hunter biden and what he's doing. we have two ruling families right now in this country who put themselves before the people that they're supposed to represent. we need a wholesale change, and that's why i'm running for president. >> do you think trump supporters are being ripped off when they donate? >> absolutely. you know, when you see $40 million in legal fees in just the first half of the year, and that was before two of the indictments, these fees are only going to go through the roof and donald trump maybe should sell one of his gayleolf cours or tr towers, but he's taking money and using that money to pay his legal fees. it's unethical, immoral, and it's just another part of the griff that's been going on in washington, d.c. for much too long. and, you know, you look at him and you look at what's going on, as i said, with hunter biden and the way he was selling access to his father when he was vice president, i think we should be tired of both

sanchez, we had oleksandra, sasha lesya , there were a lot of nuances, but in fact, we still have ivankae also have two yes that we never discriminate against any person on behalf of and welcome to absolutely everyone, we invite you to study , which is open and free of charge, we have the kyiv school of human rights, and so if you want to get to know our activities and hear how you can actually protect yourself as a human right, you can support it in ukraine and in the world please go to training like this now. from such partially humorous to very serious very very first all journalists are ukrainian, well not all. well, a lot was said about the fact that ukraine will agree to a hybrid tribunal, but as always, ukrainian journalists, whom i always i have been criticizing all my life, including myself , no one has explained what a hybrid tribunal is, what they cross with in this tribunal and what ukrainians agree with to a certain extent. journalists in the process when they deal with a rather difficult topic of international justice. there are really many nuances, for example, thank god,

ivanka truck --trump went to the white house -- went to china on a business trip and got patents for herself. he did not pay taxes. they have pictures up on them on the c-span hearing. i think they have messed with trump for so long, they want to try to biden biden bring -- right to bring biden -- they want to try to bring biden down. host: questions about his connections, let me get back into the c-span archives. this is from august from 1980, questions for jimmy carter about the business connections for his brother. [video clip] >> i am concerned that billy has received funds from lydia. he may be under obligations to lydia. billy has had no influence on u.s. policies or actions concerning lydia in the past and he will have no influence in the future. our political history is full of stories about presidential families and relatives. other people have tried to use them to gain pay their -- gain favor with incumbent demonstrations. -- i administrations -- incumbent administrations. to keep this problem from recurring, i have asked my counsel to draft a rule that will have any employ

committee when they hold that hearing based on trump's own family and their testimony and think about ivanka trump's discussion about how she believes bill barr said there is no evidence of election fraud that would've changed the result of the election. when you talk about jared kushner and talk about i wasn't really there. he is trying to put some distance away from january 6. i wonder when it gets to trial that this is where you will see the transcription testimonies come out and illustrate the point that even trump some family -- own family did not believe this. host: there were more serious charges in the mar-a-lago case. are more charges likely in this case related to january 6? guest: it's possible i may know that the grand jury and d.c. has been hearing evidence about potential fraud with respect to the save america pack and how they were fundraising and they want to stand up a legal defense fund and they got the money and didn't use it and didn't pay lawyers. we note there are further interviews scheduled with the counsel's office with -- with rick -- with witnesses that will talk a

. >> i just want to ivanka -- want to find 11,780 votes. >> the allegations banded -- expanded to a conspiracy, tampering. the indictment charges mark meadows, jeffrey clark and other republican officials. >> this is the fourth indictment this year, bringing the number of felony charges against him to 91. the georgia case overlaps with federal charges brought by special charges. the charges are seen as significant on their own, trump could not part of himself. >> the grand jury issued arrest warrants. in the meantime, all defendants are to surrender next week. geoff: for more on the and what comes next, my guests are with us. the sweeping indictment shows how donald trump and his associates that they are charged with engaging in a criminal empire, this rico law was designed to prosecute my bosses. >> the statute is one of the greatest tools that a prosecutor has to be able to tell the whole story when they have, in this case, what the da has done and identified several predicate acts listed in the statute like false statement, swearing, solicitation to commit forgery. she has added several ove

it is wrong what the kushners did, what ivanka and jared did. it's wrong what all of them did, and we need to talk about it more. >> claire mccaskill, i'm glad we had this conversation. i need your perspective here. thank you as always for your time this evening. >> my pleasure. >>> still more to come tonight. the drip, drip, drip of revelations about the luxury gifts that justice clarence thomas has received from his billionaire friends. that drip, drip, drip is turning into a flood. that's coming up next. turning into a flood that's coming up next. [ tires screeching ] jordana, easy on the gas. i gotta wrap this commercial, i think i'm late on my payment. it's okay, the general gives you a break. yeah, we let you pick your own due date. good to know, because this next scene might take a while. for a great low rate, go with the general. wow, you get to watch all your favorite stuff. next scene might take a while. it's to die for. and it's all right here. streaming was never this easy, you know. this is the way. you really went all out didn't yo

ivanka off.n the four hours she worked out she had found this guy that the "new york times" andim the fbi couldn't. [applause] so all the hard part of this book, i just asked her to deal. [laughter] and there are still people at the kansas city police department, the kansas city public library and elsewhere bearing some of the scars of trying to tell her that certain historical records didn't exist, or can be found. because they did exist and she found them. >> well, we are all very thankful foror that in a lot of ways. many of us have neighbors and we choose to exchange stories with our neighbors. but as my wife said, she said, well, this was just like the perfect convergence of all things iniv the universe you had an incredibly interesting individual who lived next to you, who happened to be david von drehle having this conversation with. you've got a secret weapon in karen, and you chose to put all of this stuff down in the book that you are able to share with all of us. and one of the things

as a brand, honestly, it has been built in from his benefiting the family enterprises, ivanka and jaredf these legal expenses. i don't know the grift affects his brand. does it affect what he can do on the campaign trail?af arguably donald trump needs that the least. he needs that the least, his earnth media, he's perhaps the most talked about person in the planet. i don't know that it affectsalks ability to actually get out there and campaign. like limited resources would affect rones desantis, tim scot nikki haley and others. >> and, david, do you think people contributing to donald trump and the campaign realize that the money is going to pay foron his attorneys, a wealthy man, by his own accountability, multibillionaire, if he really l is, but certainly wealth enough tobu pay his own lawyers. do you think they care? >> i think the percentage of small dollar donors that read the fine printar is probably prettynt low.et so they're probably surprised today. but if you're supporting donald trump on anything, you're probably there on everything, so i don'tpr think it affects his strength

julio igesias, tom brady and ivanka trump and others live there.rt this with a record deal in coconut grove, $106 billion. stuart: bezos pace $168 billion for the mansion? lauren: so i heard. it hasn't been refuted. looking for another. >> 20 homes and have their own golf course. pretty exclusive. lauren: i have problem with that. he does well. good for you. stuart: thank you, everyone. president biden going to great lengths to make sure republicans can't use material to finish the border wall. we're all over that one. donald trump hasn't campaigned much in iowa and hasn't stopped him from dominating the polls and brian kilmeade on trump's growing support, that's next. ♪ what do we always say, son? liberty mutual customizes your car insurance... so you only pay for what you need. that's my boy. ♪ stay off the freeways! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ hi, i'm norma, and i lost 53 pounds on golo. (soft music) a lot of people expect to fall apart as they age, but since taking release, my energy's improved, my skin's

. >> were you joined in that effort by ivanka trump? >> yes. >> eric herschmann?ark meadows? >> yes. >> stephen: is the president guilty? >> yes. >> stephen: is a hotdog a sandwich? >> yes. who's your favorite '70s group. >> yes.. >> s stephen: wawas every s sine person i in the whitite house or than the p president h horrifiey hihis criminalal coup attetempt? [screamingng] >>>> yes! yes! yes! yes! yes! [cheers and applause] >> stephen: even though advisors wanted him to make a public address, they knew it would come with a couple of risks. >> president trump's advisors knew his state of mind at the moment and they were worried about what he would say in unscripted comments. >> stephen: yes, they were worried he would walk up to the podium in the press room and start jazz scatting, hang mike pence. [laughter] >> members of the v.p. were starting to fear for their own lives. there was a lot of yelling, a lot of -- a lot of very personal calls over the radio, so -- it was just hurting, i don't like talking about it. but there were calls to say goodbye to family memb

why not ivanka and jarrett with the money they made and was not qualified to be in white house? if there have been obama's growth they would have run them out. -- obama's girls, they would have run them out. host: dawn is a republican in california. caller: good morning. i love your show. what is so good about you guys, you that them speak their opinions even though their opinions can be full of -- especially this information. i've been a long time republican. my parents, my family big republicans but i am tired -- i do not vote for trump in 2020 because i'm tired of the lies and someone out there who admits he is a pathological liar but the big think i am tired of us republican saying where the party of lincoln. we look at history, this office always been democrats. -- the south has always been the democrats. people ronald reagan started switching. the whole south democrat and now they claim the republicans but they are not. as far as -- the media keeps promoting donald trump whether he is a credible or not. you have stations like newsmax who -- they said they believe the elect

jared kushner got from the saudis, and i would like to start talking about all the benefit that is ivankate house, as did jared kushner. so i think, you know, i think it's a legitimate topic. i think we need to talk about family members who benefit from their parents, their spouses, their siblings in positions of power, but the people who start -- who need to start looking at it also include congress because listen. if we identified every spouse, every sibling, every useless child who gets a job because their father was a senator or a governor, the list would be long. i know a few of them. >> ana, i want to go back now to republican primary politics. this may be one of the few times i say this. do you know who agrees with your theory that an indicted former president will not make a good general election candidate? it's your governor, florida governor ron desantis who i think in more stringent terms as of late is going after the former president. listen. >> you don't believe that former president trump could win a general election against joe biden. >> i don't think so because i think tha

does ivanka live in a different space? she lives in an entirely weird different space but this is a guy who would not put his children in front of him. we'll talk about this and glen and the other lawyers can speak to it. you've seen in these ramblings, in this early deposition why he cannot go on the stand. if you've ever been deposed, the lawyers say to you, one-word answers. the tendency is you want to explain, you want to justify, you want to take control of it. this is a guy if he ever does go on the stand potentially could have a jack nicholson, you want the truth, you can't handle the truth, you want me on that wall, whatever is incredibly self-incriminating, he will say it's in the deposition. this is a guy you can never, ever put on the stand. i'm not a lawyer but i've been deposed. p-i know. >> this comes clear in the way you and your investigation encircled trump. i mean, there was some acknowledgement, and i think you've said this in past conversations. you didn't get it from the horse's mouth, you talked to ev

donald trump's family, we just saw them grift their way from washington, d.c., from hotel deals to ivankahner. >> $2 billion, and we have not held them to the same standard. >> we treat them as if this is going to be -- wooee're all talg about trump versus biden, who's worse? >> there are other people in the picture. i'm holding these two issues completely separately. i used to be a member of congress. >> yeah. i used to be a member -- >> >> thank you. >> part of the problem is that the american people is being lost in all of this and that's my concern. >> we'll take a quick break. we'll be right back. from $30 a month to just $15 a month. well, it's easy. we know a great price on a great product is better than one of those things. right? does big wireless really believe that these things actually work? ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) this one will never see the light of day. all right. [ding] aargh! aargh! aargh! trouble booking the family vacay? come on. [whoosh] [ding] comfort has free hot breakfast for the whole fam! they have waffles! [whoosh] [ding] and splendid pools! [ding] cannonball! book direct at

or eric trump or ivanka trump, do you think the media would care, do you think democrats would care? you think the doj, this doj would take note of that? i think they would. apparently for last name is biden, even clinton, but if her last name is biden, you can do anything you want. you can allegedly sell access to the highest government office in the land, you can skip out on taxes, engage with prostitutes, smoke crack regularly and light on your current application. that gun could be tossed in a dumpster across the street from high school, and if you're joe biden you have a last name biden, you can participate in your son's shady international business team and lie about it and no one bats an eyelash, known in the media, there's a lot to about trump-russia collision for three years, and nobody in the democratic party. at the same time, the weapon eyes doj that we are living under and the politicized fbi, will help sweep everything under the rug for the biden's. now we are left with one basic fundamental question, who is going to hold the doj and the fbi accountable? not the rank-an

it is wrong what the questioners did, what ivanka and jared did, is wrong with all of them did, and weed to talk about it more. >> claire mccaskill, i am glad we had this conversation. to get your perspective here. thank you as always for your time this evening. >> my pleasure. >> still more to come tonight. the drip, drip, drip of real of a shuns about luxury gifts that justice clarence thomas's receivers billionaire friends. that drip, drip, drip is turning into a flood. that's coming up next. that's coming up next. -dad, what's with your toenail? -oh, that...? i'm not sure... -it's a nail fungus infection. -...that's gross! -it's nothing, really... -it's contagious. you can even spread it to other people. -mom, come here! -don't worry about it. it'll go away on its own! -no, it won't go away on its own. it's an infection. you need a prescription. nail fungus is a contagious infection. at the first signs, show it to your doctor... ... and ask if jublia is right for you. jublia is a prescription medicine used to treat toenail fungus. its most common side effects include ingrown toenai

it is wrong what the kushners did, what ivanka and jared did, is wrong with all of them did, and we need talk about it more. >> claire mccaskill, i am glad we had this conversation. i needed to get your perspective here. thank you as always for your time this evening. >> my pleasure. >> still more to come tonight. the drip, drip, drip of revelations about luxury gifts that justice clarence thomas's receivers billionaire friends. that drip, drip, drip is turning into a flood. that's coming up next. ♪ (tense music) ♪ one aleve works all day so i can keep working my magic. just one aleve. 12 hours of uninterrupted pain relief. aleve. who do you take it for? ♪inspiring music♪ ♪ start your day with nature made. the #1 pharmacist recommended vitamin and supplement brand. looking for a smarter way to mop? introducing the new swiffer powermop. an all-in-one cleaning tool that gives you a mop and bucket clean in half the time. our new cleaning pad has hundreds of scrubbing strips- that absorb and lock dirt away, ( ♪♪ ) and it has a 360-degree swivel head- that goes places a regular mop just can't

and we know trump will throw everyone under the bus, he would throw ivanka under the bus if he had tostay out of prison. so when you hear about rico racketeering trump allies, is that a danger to trump? >> it will always be a danger to trump. trump thinks that he's smart enough to insulate himself. let's be clear mehdi, what you just played for viewers, you need a trump translator. if that was absolute absurdity because it wasn't english whatever was saying. the point is well taken. he looks for the next effective target. eventually what is coming back to bite him, is that the corroboration independent of each witness, each flip, each codefendant it ends up building a case against him. he cannot insulate himself from criminal exposure in a case like this. just because he didn't say i am going to make you go down to coffee county and break into this elections machines, i'm going to intimidate these witnesses. what did he? do we all know this mehdi. he called brad raffensperger and he said finally those 11,000 fake votes. it's not that he dodges a bullet. if you can have a number of peo

the rest of them have said, i think junior jared kushner has got his money from the saudis, i think ivanka -- brand -- and i think melania has had her fill of it ever since -- ridiculous stuff he refused to do on the day that people were attacking police officers in our capitol. >> i love that claire is like, i'm going to need to weigh in on this one. kristy, what is your view on how this case has laid out? does it seem to strong? or too broad? because the clock is ticking. and this thing is expansive, to say the least. >> it is. but i think it reflects real thought and careful work over two and a half years have an investigation. remember, doj didn't start investigating until april of 2022, 15 months after january 6th. fani willis was rolling up her sleeves and getting to work immediately after the events of january 6th. so, she has had some time, where she has built a case, not just against donald trump, but against his allies. and i think it is really important, not just for the state interests that -- i agree with claire, there are real state interests at issue here. those election wor

ivanka trump. jared kushner you don't hear about. one wonders what their role is.icted, who are named in here, lots of detail about who spoke to whom, who called whom and who said what to whom and what you come away with is this was a conspiracy. this wasn't a clown car of people. it looked like a clown car in the beginning with the four seasons landscaping, rudy giuliani speeches. >> the war run meeting? >> yes. >> you pointed out something, we have 45 seconds left here but you say specifically how you mentioned this one point that really stood out to you in this indictment. what was? >> yeah. on january 3rd the co con spiritor 4 spoke to the deputy white house counsel told co-conspiritor 4 there had not been outcome determinative fraud in the election. if the defendant remained in office, being donald trump, there would be, quote, riots in every part of the united states. co-conspiritor four, well, that's why there's an insurrection. >> unbelievable. jeffrey clark. >> who actually said yes by the way. he told donald trump he would accept that appointment as actin

so i don't think it resonates in the same way what happened with jared or ivanka or the trump kids doess more maybe more generic than personal. this is the kind of reason why people are so -- so many voters feel that washington is not looking out for their interest, self feeling. jared kushner getting $2 billion from the saudis. hunter biden trading on his father's name. this is what they see is happening broadly overtime in both parties. >> that's sort of why i sighed there. if i'm waking up and reading this this morning, why would you, as vice president, if this is true what comer is saying, 20 phone calls or presence of biden as vice president with his son doing business in china and ukraine, with these business associates, i would want to understand that better. i would think that that seems odd. i wonder if voters will say, trump did it. biden did it. apples to apples. i'm not saying they are. i'm saying the perception. >> as i said in the earlier segment, the divisions in american politics are about much bigger things at this point. i can't see this moving many voters one way or t

we have not seen his daughter ivanka trump, who was a senior adviser inside the white house. her husband, jared, also served inside the white house. who is close around donald trump? what do we know about who is talking to him, who has his ear right now, in addition to his legal team, as he navigates this very complex and very serious set of legal problems? >> it's such an interesting question. we know the people who were public facing, steve chong, for example, his spokesperson, jason miller, but then of course, there are some of those who served with him in his administration, with whom he still talks. now, those are people who, for example, are not necessarily the public facing people, but people who were with him during the 2016 campaign, for example. who are still on the phone with him, still advising him. and so he still has this close circle of trusted people around him. the question is, of those, who are the people who can really say to him, here's the truth of the matter, i want to give you the hard facts about, for example, the fact that we're potentially bracing fo

jared and ivanka did it, roger clinton did it, and so did hunter biden.at rnen fixation has only resulted in two tangible things. donald trump's first impeachment and launching a 2018 trump justice department investigation into hunter biden. the man in charge of that investigation, david weiss has been looking into whether hunter biden properly paid his taxes in 2017 and 2018. they were focused on a federal form hunter biden filled out while purchasing a gun in 2018. he lied when he claimed he was not a drug user. he later admitted he was. to be crystal clear, the special counsel is not investigating the president of the united states. he's investigating his son. but that hasn't stopped republicans from accusing hunter biden of running a corrupt business enterprise with foreign cash that also benefitted his father. again, there's nothing inherently illegal from accepting money from foreign interests if you're a private citizen, even if your parent is a famous politician. you do however have to pay your taxes on it, which hunter biden is accused of not doi

mean, they had brought this lawsuit against members of the family, and actually the case against ivanka trump, donald trump's daughter has been removed because they missed a filing deadline, and there was stuff that was too old, and trump's side is arguing that the lot of this stuff is too old to be litigated. what happened is when these partial motions for summary judgment are going to be heard, we could see the case narrowed or, you know, or the judge could rule from one side or the other, it goes forward, but the case could be narrowed, you know, in the coming weeks, which would be a blow to the attorney general if that happened. >> okay. in terms of narrowing, though, prosecutors, here are the two things they have urged the court to consider, as they say two simple and straightforward questions, those being, specifically whether trump's stam statements of financial condition were false and misleading. that's one, and the second whether defendants repeatedly and persistently used the documents to conduct business transactions. that would include things like loans, right? >> it would.

. >> and then there is the family of the 45th president, donald trump, whose daughter, ivanka, had 18demarks granted her by the government of china while she was working as an adviser to her father. and trump's son-in-law, jared kushner, who got a staggering two billion dollar investment from the government of saudi arabia after his father in law made him a key negotiator in that region. where the hunter biden saga will fit into the history of presidential dramas very much remains to be seen. but so, far hunter biden is the only member of the presidents extended family to get his own special counsel investigation. i will talk to george conway about republican -- what republicans are doing here about what attorney general merrick garland is doing here and what all of this means for the 2024 presidential race, coming up next. ming up next you also can't leave covered in hair. with bounce pet, you can cuddle and brush that hair off. bounce. it's the sheet. [sneeze] (♪♪) astepro allergy, steroid free allergy relief that starts working in 30 minutes, while other allergy sprays take hours.

[ audience oohing ] oh, friends of ivanka?ghter ] the fraudigal son, don jr., has been hard at work lashing out at biden's press secretary karine jean-pierre for saying "canadia" instead of canada. she had a slip-up. of course, he did this the day before his father typed out the word "momentous" instead of "mementos." but that didn't stop djtj for a second. >> clearly, in -- in step with canadia. >> clearly we're in step with canadia. this is what happens when your only qualifications are you're a foreign-born lesbian who happens to be african american and that was the hiring process, it seems, for this individual. that's not racist, they basically said it. we're being led by imbeciles. these are the people that are going to get calls when there is an actual alien invasion, which who the hell knows, maybe this is it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what's going on with his arms, by the way? it's like they're made out of those inflatable car wash guys. [ laughter ] it's really out of control. >> remember, guys, if it an alien invasion,

representatives thankfully, this time the legal way. [ light laughter ] former president trump's daughter, ivankasued a statement last night that she will not be participating in his 2024 campaign. said jared, "can you sign that from both of us? [ laughter ] the makers of coors light yesterday launched a color-changing nail polish that can be used to help customers decide when their beer is cold enough to drink. or if you're out of nail polish, try touching the can [ laughter ] producers have released the first trailer for the third "magic mike" movie the news first - [ cheers ] [ laughter ] the news first reported in a truly garbled text from your mom. [ laughter ] [ applause ] and finally, today was actor pete davidson's 29th birthday. and if you're -- [ cheers ] [ laughter ] let me see if i can figure out the connective tissue. oh [ laughter ] today was actor pete davidson's 29th birthday. if you're wondering what to get him, nothing, he's fine. [ laughter ] and that was the monologue happy birthday, pete [ cheers and applause we've got a great show for you tonight. he's an emmy- and tony-winn

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or eric trump or ivanka trump, do you think the media would care, do you think democrats would care? think the doj, this doj would take note of that? i think they would. apparently for last name is biden, even clinton, but if her last name is biden, you can do anything you want. you can allegedly sell access to the highest government office in the land, you can skip out on taxes, engage with prostitutes smoke crack regularly and light on your current application. that gun could be tossed in a dumpster across the street from high school, and if you're joe biden you have a last name biden you can participate in your son's shady international business team and lie about it and no one bats an eyelash, known in the media, there's a lot to about trump-russia collision for three years, and nobody in the democratic party. at the same time, the weapon eyes doj that we are living under and the politicized fbi, will help sweep everything under the rug for the biden's. now we are left with one basic fundamental question, who is going to hold the doj and the fbi accountable? not the rank-and-file

okay, now just imagine if that email was from donald trump jr or eric trump or ivanka trump. you think the media would care? you think democrats would care? you think the doj, this dothjyo would take note of that? i think they would. wothrently, if your last is biden, even clinton. but if your last name is biden, apu can do you want you cando any allegedly sell access to you highest governmentth government office in the land. you can skip outac on taxecesss you can engage with . you can smoke cractaxek regular you can lie on you got an application that gong to be tossedapplicat in a dumpster acs the street from a high school. and if you're a joe biden or have the last name biden, you can participate in your son's international businessou'r scheme, then lie about ie jot. and no one bats an eyelash.ab nobody in the media mob, the ones that liedts an to about trump-russia collusion for three years and nobody in theia democratic party at the same time, the weaponized doj we're living under and the politicized fbi will help sweep everything under the rug for the bidens. so now we'

that is, he has ivanka , who worked very close to him in his administration and is obviously not at allman. and he has two uh, sons, and then eric trump, who has a bigger business empire there. beren trump is their joint child with melania. well, there you can see the whole tree further. how many grandchildren, and biden has ashley biden bo biden, who passed away, but due to cancer. well, famous, of course. hunter biden, below is a date, biden, a girl who was not recognized there for a long time, uh, whether they had a relationship or not, tom, biden, in the end said okay, hunter had and had, but hunter's story we all know, this is a complete drug addict who behaves inappropriately. here we traced further and looked somehow strange everything looks. and hmm a separate element. uh, about this there is a hunter bidenon. let's listen. what features does a hunteraiden have, besides an extravagant appearance under drugs at various parties, there was a rather delicate moment in the hunter’s correspondence with his father, he discussed his daughter-in-law, with whom he had an affair, and in th

that means that once patriotism, you know, ivanka trump during the january 6th right said okay, patriotsyourselves. but felt that the meaning of patriotism i think that anybody on the other side of that divide would find remotely acceptable. and so do americans still love the country?re i think yes, but which country is it that they really love? i think that something that has come it's not deteriorated or it's just split insurance very different understandings of what america is and what it represents trend what so professor fukuyama when it comes identity politics and critical race theory which you write about as well, how did this fit into what we are discussing right now? >> guest: thereya is been a huge shift in the self understanding of what it means to be a progressive or a person on the left. so for most of the 20th century it was defined in very broad class terms. karl marx had a version of this with the fundamental divide for him was between the bourgeoisie and the proletarians, so basically if youki working-class your oppressed and so forth i think that as time went on in the

. -- yvonne cut trump during the -- ivanka trump during the january 6 riots said ok, patriots, go express yourselves. which country is it that they really love? i think that is something that has not deteriorated, it has just split in terms of very different understandings of what america is and what it represents. >> professor fukuyama, when it comes to identity politics and critical race theory, which you write about as well, how do those fit into what we are discussing right now? professor fukuyama: there has been a huge shift in the self understanding of what it means to be a progressive or a person on the left. for most of the 20th-century, it was defined in broad class terms. the fundamental divide between the booze was the and the proletariat. if you are working class, -- as time went on in the second half of the 20th century, that understanding of marginalization began to be much more rooted in specific groups that had been marginalized. i think there is a completely appropriate recognition that the working class was a different experience for white people than it was for african-