the mama's boy jack raised us his own. on the the direction of the mastermind herself jack's wife.e on the case dug revisited sandra's full interview. the hours of mostly useless chatter. >> how many times did you listen to that? >> it least ten times. >> and then it jumped out at him right about here on the table sandra's going through slips of paper in her day planner. she looks at one and. says >> this is my son's friend. >> listen to it again. >> this is my son's friend. >> this is my son's friend. one phrase of hours of material but it got doves mine racing. if the bartender was right that the killers were friends with sandra son, was that slip of paper holding the key to the case? dove toward through bags of evidence and there was the day planner. seized five years earlier just after the murder. >> i went through that day planner for probably a day or more, i went through every scrap piece of paper every notation. there was a small piece of notepaper with the name which appeared to me at that time to say schreiber with no telephone number and no significant. just schreiber. >

jack: good news is good news and bad news could be bad news.ndrew, the high rates have met a lot less m&a and the economy in general but that's not true in the oil patch, we select on emerging with pioneer and chevron buying hess. >> big oil realizes something that they said decades ago, it's cheaper to drill for oil on the new york stock exchange and it is on the ground, will copies are trading relatively cheap right now. also big oils of the age of fossil fuels for decades to come in a hundred billion barrels a day and growing and climate activist pressure on oil companies is easing up finally, particularly in europe where it's a most intense. jack: what does this mean for investors. >> good news, oil stocks are trading relatively cheap, chevron which is buying hess hit a new 52 you week lot on the modest earnings, trading ten times earnings with a 4% plus dividend yield more broad energy plays xle which is etf other ways include eog which is one of the best managed independent e&p companies in the world, petroleum which is warren buffett com

this was a targeted attack on jack phillips. the latest lawsuit that he is currently facing seeks monetary damages and attorneys fees from jack that if successful will bring about financial ruin for jack and his family. but that's completely absurd, it is mindboggling to think, jack serves everyone and welcomes everyone and gladly serve people from all walks of life but as a creative professional and this is typical across creative professions he cannot just express every single message that is requested of him. he can't celebrate every event he's asked to. for example, jack does not create cakes celebrating halloween or violence or antimean messages or divorce or cakes that den gait other people. he wouldn't create any of those things and it is his right as creative professional to make those choices, to make those decisions. he does not deserve cruelty of over decade of litigation simply for trying to peacefully run his business in a way that's consistent with his faith. no american should endure that type of bullying or be va

jack myth hakedhrough that evidence if not worse. and frump flatly broke a different civil order which is why he had to take the stand and face that grilling and also pay a fine. more violations could theoretically be punished by sending him to jail temporarily before trial. trump is clearly betting no judge wants to make a new precedent of jailing an ex-president before he's even convicted. but note that is the same kind of bet he made assuming the feds would not go after those boxes and boxes of allegedly stolen boxes from mar-a-lago, and the feds did. it's also similar to the bet donald trump made that they would not indict an ex-president, and that has now happened to him by three prosecutors across four cases, leading to the mounting heat you see across the entire nation from new york where trump's on trial in civil court now and awaiting a criminal trial, and washington where jack smith is prosecuting trump in that other federal march criminal coup trial. and down to atlanta where those rico cases have led to those three guilty

jack serves everyone. he welcomes people of all backgrounds and face and will gladly serve people from all walks of life. but as a creative professional, which is typical across creative expressions, he cannot express every message requested of him and cannot celebrate every request. he does not create cakes celebrating halloween where violence or anti-american messages or divorce. were cakes that denigrate other people. he would not create any of those things and that is his right as a creative professional to make those choices and decisions. he does not deserve the cruelty of over a decade of litigation for trying to peacefully run his business in a way that is consistent with his faith. no american should endure that type of bullying or be banished from the marketplace. in january this year, colorado court of appeals ruled against him and said custom artwork is not protected speech. but the colorado supreme court this last week has agreed to hear his case. the case ought to be readily dealt with in lig

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jack serves everyone. he welcomes people of all backgrounds and face and will gladly serve people from all walks of life. but as a creative professional, which is typical across creative expressions, he cannot express every message requested of him and cannot celebrate every request. he does not create cakes celebrating halloween where violence or anti-american messages or divorce. were cakes that denigrate other people. he would not create any of those things and that is his right as a creative professional to make those choices and decisions. he does not deserve the cruelty of over a decade of litigation for trying to peacefully run his business in a way that is consistent with his faith. no american should endure that type of bullying or be banished from the marketplace. in january this year, colorado court of appeals ruled against him and said custom artwork is not protected speech. but the colorado supreme court this last week has agreed to hear his case. the case ought to be readily dealt with in lig

this session is with jack bender conversation with sylvia perez. and after this presentation and jack's book will be available at the expo arts poetic content. jack bender is a lifetime painter and all around creative force who brings a unique vision. the canvas he uses painting sculpture as storytelling mediums, through which he explores the intersection out of spirituality, culture and sculpture as storytelling mediums through which, he explores the intersection of spirit. excuse me, and contemporary life in ways that are both intellectually provocative and visually stimulating. his works are intensely personal and raw, what he calls emotional, exaggerated autobiography as an executive producer, director, jack has directed numerous tv movies and his episodic work includes felicity alias, ali mcbeal, carnival and the sopranos. he was of the lead creative forces behind the worldwide hit show lost many of his original artworks were used in the show, including the iconic hat painting one of his most recent projects, mgm plus's series from premiered i

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he went right back to attacking jack smith, of course. callingim, quote, deranged, claiming he is a weapon of the current president and accusing him of planting a story about trump in the new york times. the times is reporting that it has another unique data danger that donald trump reports to the country. the report details secret recordings of conversations between trump and ebony pratt. an australian billionaire who is looking to curry favor with the then-president. the times reports that on those recordings, quote, mr. trump described mr. pratte described mr. trump's businesses as being, quote, like the mafia. according to covert recordings obtained by 60 minutes australia, and shared with the times. he also speaks admiringly about how mr. trump learned from his mentor, the lawyer and fixer roy cohn, how to walk up to the line of illegality without crossing it. he has got incredible balls, mr. pratt says. trump says, would you go and tell that guy over there to steal from me? and so he can say, i never told the guy to steal. and thing

sources telling abc news an australian billionaire who was friends with trump has told special counsel jack smith's team that the former president shared potentially sensitive information about america's nuclear submarines while at mar-a-lago, and after donald trump left the white house. abc news learning that that billionaire allegedly shared those u.s. nuclear secrets with dozens of others, including foreign officials, even his own employees. here's jonathan karl. >> reporter: an australian billionaire and member of donald trump's mar-a-lago club has told special counsel jack smith's team that the former president told him potentially sensitive information about the capabilities of america's nuclear submarines, sources familiar with the matter tell abc news. the alleged disclosure took place at mar-a-lago in april 2021, months after trump left the white house. the billionaire, anthony pratt of u.s.-based pratt industries, then shared the information with scores of others, including more than a dozen foreign officials, several of his own employees, and a handful of journalists, according t

i think is there corroboration for any statements that he told jack smith? and that's what's gonna matter. did he turn over documents? did he -- the january 6th committee he provided that treasury trove of text messages. >> he likes to text. >> he does. those are the independent corroboration that could bolster an otherwise damaged witness here. >> is this the mark meadows you know, this mark meadows making a deal like this? >> the mark meadows i thought i knew is a different man than turned out to be the public-facing version. i think the most consistent thing folks in washington who know mark meadows will say is that he talks out of both sides of his mouth. he is innately -- >> everyone in barbie does that. >> right. but he particulars to a sport level. he wants to stay in the good graces of certain people. i will speculate a little bit. knowing him very well for many years, he is a good attorney, george tur will ger. i think he is giving him tound legal advice about how far he should should go in cooperating with the department of justice but mark meadows

my question to you is there any effort in senate, i know jack lew is in trouble. look in. not a good idea to have iranian spies in state department and defense party one would think. >> it is not, but unfortunately, democrat, will support them until the end. so there is no curiosity on all kinds of issues that need full investigation, but they are not being investigated in senate, helpful to maintain majority in house. larry: senator ron johnson thank you, sir, come back. >> joining us now, tennessee senator marsha blackburn. welcome. we have been -- sure, thank you. larry: we've been talking, this business about palestinian, humanitarian aid. run by hamas, donald trump put an end to it it resurfaces, i fear, and you are ringing the bell on this, this meeting between biden and netanyahu biden will demand quote, more and more humanitarian assistance to palestine, that means hamas. >> that is right. you know, that is what we found out. whether it is the u.n. relief and work agency for palestinian refugees or in any of other entities involved with aid, hamas is getti

that important evidence for jack smith to have. of the immunity coin is prosecutors are genuinely not -- why,? because it's essentially giving someone a pass for their own criminal conduct in exchange for extracting from them the in criminal information about somebody else and without getting too far down into the weeds, the oliver north situation is a cautionary fill. because during the affair, when it's called to testify they were giving immunity before congress and then he was prosecuted and convicted. and his conviction got reversed tick up busted on appeal because the appellate court was not confident that none of the immunized testimony did not come back and it wasn't used by prosecutors. so immunity is great but it can often make a future prosecution of somebody like mark meadows more challenging for prosecutors. so there are two sides to the immunity going here. >> i know you clarify that for, assembly that what could potentially be a challenge for jack smith ducey pursuits this deal, or i should say cooperation deal with m

that's important evidence for jack smith to have. flip side of the coin is that prosecutors are dead -- why because it is essentially giving somebody a pass for their own criminal conduct and exchange for extracting from them the incriminating information about somebody else. and without getting too far down into the weeds the oliver north situation is a cautionary tale because all over north during this affair was compelled to testify and given immunity to testify before congress and then he was prosecuted and convicted. but his conviction got reversed and busted on appeal because the court wasn't confident that none of the immunized testimony didn't come back. it wasn't used by prosecutors some unity is great but it can also make a future prosecution of somebody like mark meadows more challenging for prosecutors. so there are two sides the immunity coin here. i'm glad you clarified that for us and laid what could be a challenge for jack smith as he pursues this recorded immunity deal or cooperation deal with mark meadows to be more

not only in atlanta, but also in the federal january 6th trial for jack smith. mark meadows. and mark meadows was, as you know, wolf, donald trump's shadow the entire time he was chief of staff. he will know every conversation, every lie, every illegal action that was taken by donald trump. and he's going to be able to testify to it. and he's not going to be able to back off of what he told me, which was he considered mark meadows the next james a. baker iii. well, if you think he's got that much integrity, trust, and honor, that's the wrong person to have sit in the witness chair pointing the finger of guilt at you if you're donald trump. and that's going to affect republican voters as we get ready to vote in iowa, in new hampshire, over the next three to four months. >> do you think these plea deals, these immunity deals, will lead to even more people from trump's inner circle seeking immunity or a plea deal, for that matter, with the prosecutors? >> of course it will, wolf. because it's like a game of musical chairs. there's only so many chairs, and there's a

we will talk with general jack keane. about every hamas member is a dead man we turn to mike tobin live in israel. reporter: the israeli cannons continue to thunder into the night, we have s seen several rocket launches from palestinian side, each, were all taken out by the iron dome system. that are protecting these israeli border communities, israeli armor is massing along the gaza strip. and the infantry, 3 60 thousand reservists who have been called up for active duty with the idf promising an invasion of gaza could begin at any time. as they say the next phase of the war is set to begin. a u.s. citizen emily, is stuck in the gaza strip and her 5 kids, all of them u.s. citizens, she was visiting her husband's family, he is a palestinian. and now she is stuck there. she has had minimal communication with u.s. state department, only a promise from israel that the crossings will not open. >> it feels very terrifying and really kind of forgotten, everything is on edge, car doors, anything passing, you think it is another

eric garland and jack smith would say well mr. hamilton the guy has clearly says this is not enforceable and there might be other considerations. but the american people outside of washington, d.c., if we transport this room and we go to sioux falls or savannah, georgia or anywhere across the country and you tell the american people these are the charges we are bringing against the president of the united states what do you think? you will be shocked that on a bipartisan basis everybody sees through what they are doing. nobody sees this as legitimate prosecution. in washington, d.c. it is the case. oh gosh, the georgetown parties and everything else, everybody wants to talk about did you see this allegation, nuclear secrets. but, everybody knows that this is being done for political purposes, each of the indictments, especially the federal ones. we can talk about the georgia one. and in new york. but the reason why you have these principles and the reason why the department has outlined them in writing for every ausa and federal p

well, now to jack osborne.take a scary turn for his mom sharon on season two of travel channel's hit sunday night show jack osborne's night of terror. in the series, jack goes ghost hunting all over the country. but now we're taking jack and his new wife aree monster hunting at halloween horror nights here at universal studios, hollywood. but before things got a little spooky, the newlyweds exclusively gave us details of their wedding. mario lopez has this one. [spooky music playing] it was in santa barbara, montecito. really small-- there was maybe 30 people altogether. mario (voiceover): jack and aree shared that all of their girls, including their one-year-old together, maple, were all the maids of honor. and aree also tells us her personal favorite moment. i think walking down the aisle and seeing everybody. and i caught her cheesily took a picture on my phone. you looked at the phone? yeah, i was like-- aree: i was walking down the aisle, and he's got his camera out. and i was like, what is this guy doing?

but within two years ago i was fortunate enough to read jack davis the bald eagle. and then whole new world open to me. i missed the little upon which our country was founded, and without which there would be no united states of america, our natural resources, land, water, flora and fauna. and how we struggle to gain and profit from it. the stories in the lies that jack davis, patrick dean, rien fertel and deanus king bring us are indispensable to an understanding of our society, our culture and our future. the story of our natural resources as recounted by these four authors bring a heartbeat and the context to our american history. in-depth, dramatic and deeply immersed in the delicate splendor of the natural world, these books we will discuss over the next hour exploring humanities connection to nature, the history of conservation and the heroes who have paved the way. please enjoy a panel discussion. i will introduce our four authors first and i will hold up their books. jack davis is the pulitzer prize-winning author of the goals, the making of an american see,

i want to leave at the jack, let's dw jack, power and brussels. thank you for bringing us up to speed. are in. well, israel's military is launching more strikes on gaz. flags was seen lighting up the night sky over the territory explosions were also heard. israel's military has been pounding guys or relentlessly since to how much the terrorist attacks of october 7th, in which some 1400 people died. now must run the health ministry and gaza says is really strikes have killed more than 7000 people. now these ready ami says 224 people are not being held hostage by a mass in guys. a chief and that is really military spokesman says the number continues to change as authorities assess the available intelligence. relatives of the hostages, keeping up the pressure on these running government to prioritize their release the presidents of keyboards because as of demonstrates outside these rate, the defense ministry. genevieve test was one of many communities attacked on october the 7th, and they want the return of the loved ones to be the number one priorit

i want to leave at the jack, let's dw jack power in brussels. thank you for bringing us up to speed. as mentioned, while the middle east conflict has divert to the world's attention away from the one ukraine, russia has stepped up. it's a sold in east and ukraine, and it's been concentrating forces on the ukrainian town of, of the used car. ukraine is reported heavy fighting that over the past 2 weeks. but despite heavy russian losses, cuba says moscow is persisting this is i have to have cub, ukrainian controlled city just 10 kilometers from 28th of the month. some of the defensive russian forces going full out against ukrainian positions. here the fighting is most intense. but ukraine is that the time to prepare, developing and reinforcing its defenses since rushing back to purchase, to cover nearby jeanette back in 2014 in russia is now coming up against the very same problems that the ukrainians did during that summer. offensive to people's 80, b, g q. people in the, near craney and army has well defended positions french troops. and it's te

jack lew was the u.s.cretary who, again, as we're all talking about, helped negotiate or tried to negotiate a deal with iran to give up their nukes in exchange for oh, getting sanctionses lifted. jack lew is the guy guy who negotiated the deal and now we're going to send jack lew to israel to be am a ambassador. he cozied up to iran. the biden administration wants what they want and they're going to try to ram it down israel's point. maria: the senate homeland security and governmental affairs committee found during his tenure at as treasury secretary jack lew authorized a conversion of iranian assets worth billions of dollars using the u.s. financial system, found the administration tried to convert $5.7 billion from u.s. banks to iranian assets. it noted the treasury's office of foreign assets controlled encouraged two correspondent banks to convert the money. remember the story under obama where there were pallets of cash in a paper bag going to iran. they wanted cash. >> jack lew made sure they got it.

if jack lew gets confirmed it will be strictly with democrat votes in my estimation.t will take a lot of time on the floor of the senate when we ought to be doing other things like funding the government and doing a supplemental security package. larry: all right. yes, sir. thank you, senator roger wicker, pleasure to see you. >> thank you, larry, anytime. larry: all right, folks moving right along, with me is brett velicovich, broken expert, former military official. brett, did i get it right. i try so hard? >> you hit it, thanks. larry: thanks for coming on the show. your thoughts on the sort of mysterious slowdown of the israeli ground forces. i mean i'm not, i have cynical political reasons or maybe there are better intelligence reasons or maybe just the issues up in the north in lebanon and hezbollah. what do you think about this, brett? >> yeah, i mean i don't think a ground invasion is out of the question. the only issue i think of the politics of the strategy and what israel is will be up against from more the global opinion. some experts say hamas's senior le

it's gold mine evidence of intent for jack smith.w it will be used in the trial in march 4th. >> i just keep thinking of how many coies of the book they are going to have to print the book process features prom innocently in the mar-a-lago gooimt indictment. the discrepe sit says sources told abc news na jack smith's investigators were keenly interested in questioning meadows about election-related conversations he had with trump during his final months in office and whether he believd is some of the claims he included in a book he published after trump left office. a book that promised to, quote, correct the record on trump. abc news has identified several sources that appear to be contradicted but what they told investigators behind closed doors. according to the book, the election was stolen and rigged with help from allies in the media who ignored evidence of fraud right there in plain sight for anyone to access and analyze. but as described to abc news, mark madows privately told jack smith's investigators that to this day, he h

. >> all of our decisions are factored around jack. it comes down to what we eat, too. >> reporter: when it comes to making sure jack is getting all the best nutrition , caitlin and her husband carl choose to make his meals themselves. they even have their own chicken coop. on the menu tonight? fresh salmon and broccoli. don't forget the squeeze of lemon on top. baby jack probably eats better than most of us. >> i like most of the stuff, i enjoy this, why not let him have the same benefits? >> reporter: but like most parents, caitlin does not always have time to make everything jack eats. back as a working mom, you don't have a lot of time to put things together. you have to use what you have and do it quickly. >> reporter: so she grab something quick and easy. >> we have a lot of these teether crackers, so this one is blueberry and purple carrot. this one is sweet potato and banana. >> reporter: but now, a new consumer reports study on baby food found some of jack's favorite snacks may contain heavy metals. >> children are growing and

jack smith's case against trump. and most critically tonight, a rico defendant in that georgia case where she was booked for her mug shot. she was awaiting trial next week. the news tonight? she just pled guilty today, a bid to duck potentially harsher penalties in that criminal case. unlike the federal case, today the cameras were rolling today in the georgia courtroom. you can see the defendant now convict sitting there this is where a one-time presidential lawyer became a convict. she admitted her guilt in the efforts to overturn trump's loss, and like any other defendant, she conceded it all under questioning by the judge. >> are you pleading guilty today because you agree that there is a sufficient factual basis, that there are enough facts that support this plea of guilty? >> ido. >> that is a huge breakthrough in the rico case against trump. it's drivingajor headlines today about this lawyer powell pleading and flipping on trump, which strengthens the rico prosecutor's case at this pivotal time, a time where,

jack, could you tell us a bit about-- as we were trying to look at pesticides and ddt and what it was doing to the-- not only the bald eagle population, but the eggs and walk us through that discovery and how we came through that and made some realizations about young bald eagles and why we weren't seeing any. >> let me just real quickly get on the-- jump on the audubon trash wagon. [laughter] >> he never saw a bald eagle he did not want to shoot. and, but and he hated it so much that he discovered a -- another eagle he said should be the representative of our country, but it was a false identification and really the joke is on him when he identified as a third eagle species living in north america, was actually an immature bald eagle and-- >> jack, may i interrupt that, the exact quote from audubon for the eagle as a lousy, thieving, lazy, dishonest, immoral, and craven feathered national representative. [laughter] >> yeah. so ddt-- (laughter) >> what's interesting is ddt was released to the general market in august 1945 and congress had five years earlier passed the bald eagle prote

jack could you tell us a bit. as we were trying to discover the impacts of pesticides and ddt and what it was doing the not only the bald eagle population but the eggs and walk through that discovering and how we came through that made realizations about young bald eagles and why we weren't seeing eggs. yeah. let me just real quickly get on the jump on the ottoman trash wagon. he he never a bald eagle. he did not want to shoot. oh, and but anyhow, it so much that he discovered a a another eagle that he said should be the representative of our country. but it was a false identification. and really the joke on him when he identified it as a third eagle species for living in north america, was actually bald eagle and jack man erupted. i have the exact quote from audubon audubon wrote, referring to the eagle as a lousy thieving, lazy, dishonest, immoral and craven feathered national representative. yeah. so so ddt. what's interesting is ddt was released to the general market. in august 1945 and and congress congress h

joining us now by phone is msnbc military analyst colonel jack jacobs colonel jack your reaction to news tonight that the united states has performed limited strikes in syria against the iranian revolutionary guard corps. >> well, it's not surprising that iran has done what it's done. it tries as much as possible to use proxies, but its fingerprints are on absolutely every attack on american and allied interests in the region. and so, at some juncture, they would expect that the united states would strike. we have struck before in syria and other places as a result of attacks on american interests. it depends on whether or not iran wants to take it further. the likelihood is that they will not. they will continue to use proxies, make small scale attacks, and as we heard, in the event that there is a death, an american death, as a result of an attack by iran or in iran proxy, then we can expect an escalation and we already have plans to attack a specific targets among iranian interests in order to prevent that sort of thing from happening again. >> colonel, is there any way for this not t

>> jack could probably answer that better than i could. one of the things that i think we haven't touched on and i wonder if jack would agree with this, one of the things that really contributed to the success of the obama white house in the first term was a really almost flawless transition. transitions, there is this popular misconception that transitions begin upon the election of a new present. successful transitions begin a year before. they are absolutely critical in laying the groundwork for presidential government. you know, the 9/11 commission found that the sort of half- baked transition as a result of the recount from the clinton white house to the bush white house may have contributed to 9/11 for being unprepared for 9/11. the front transition in 2020, obviously the bloodiest transition since the civil war, which i right about in my book, somehow happened in spite of everything. and biden's team was really superb in overcoming that. but they transitioned to the obama white house from the bush white house was really a model. on

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you got two jacks. and then my grand slam. i signed a ball for you. okay.. why did you do that? because you've taught me everything about baseball. oh hunny bunny, that's so sweet. (♪♪) (♪♪) >> jack smith's indictment of donald trump for crimes leading up to end on january 6th identifies co-conspirator 3 this way. co-conspirator 3, and internee whose unfounded claims of election fraud the defendant privately acknowledged to others sounded crazy. nonetheless, the defendant embraced and publicly amplified co-conspirator 3's disinformation. gwen keyes, coconspirator three is now pleaded guilty in georgia. is it likely that district attorney willis has had some communication with jack smith about this guilty plea? >> i would guess possibly, or at least somebody in her office. i think the real question is whether miss powell's attorney had conversations with jack smith. certainly, i would assume that any defense attorney would look at this as a global issue rather than just pleading different parts. and i can't believe that he would have his client go under oath

man: jack fisher might be the first one through the door. first time space flyer making his way into station for the first time. (laughter) i love you back, little kiddo. woman: getting set up for the spheres experiment that's about to take place on the space station. (overlapping chatter) for nasa versus ames. man: there's florida, idaho. some from washington, oregon. fischer: your instructions, is that correct? alvar: exactly. today, we will be doing the testing. tonight. we're gonna have about a thousand students across the country watching us. my name is alvar saenz-otero. i'm the director of the mit space systems laboratory. fischer: all right, no pressure. alternate... alvar: what inspired me to be where i am is really an innate desire to go to space. the hard part is that in real life you do not see the positioning system, the satellite parts, or the assembly area. we have to imagine them. fischer: post time for the magic. alvar: the whole world today does programming in the same languages. that's what's gonna connect the whole world.

smith's counsel here or jack smith about this purchase of the firearm?committing a new federal crime is in fact a violation of his conditions of bond. so what the judge might do here, where i think, would depend on someone making a motion, probably the probation office saying he's violated his bond and that it should be revoked or prosecutors could make that motion. i suppose she could do it on her own. a judge just deciding to do something in and of their selves, but the prosecution offers it here not so much because they plan on indicting a new case, but to say look, it's not fair. trump says one thing, then his team walks it back. and he's trying to have it both ways. and here that's dangerous because he's intimidating witnesses. he's threatening witnesses. and ultimately, that tanlts the jury pool. and judge, that's something you can't allow. >> yeah, joyce, i would also note, donald trump actually reposted on social media, his social media thing, a post by a follower of his talking about how great it is that he bought this firearm, and so in terms o

jack antonoff rose to fame, and introduced on the 1989 reputation and midnight.uding the last two years for producer of the year. when antonoff is not working as one of the most in-demand producers, he's making new music with his band bleachers. jack and i got together for a "sunday sitdown" in new york at the legendary electric ladies studios, opened in 1970 by jimi hendrix. ♪♪ >> i think this is jimi hendrix's apartment. >> jack antonoff lives his life chasing the perfect sound. ♪♪ >> this is really punchy and very specific stuff that i would never record or anything but this. >> within these famous walls, he makes music with the biggest names in the business including taylor swift. ♪ it's me ♪ >> lana del ray and lourdes. why is this such a special place? >> we're making records at different times, everyone is passing through spending time together. ♪♪ >> the record antonoff has been making lately is the fourth studio album from his band bleachers. >> i literally gave a thumbs up to the master and it's perfect. >> today? >> this morning. which is really funny.

trump lashed out at his potentially damming deal last night, again, referring to special counsel jack smith as a quote, deranged prosecutor, and claiming that any potential witnesses like meadows who made such a deal are weaklings and cowards. fortunately for trump, the recent gag order put in place by judge tanya chutkan in the federal election interference case have been put on hold. otherwise those comments would be violation. the three codefendants took plea deals in the first week, bringing the total number to four, and it's believed that more codefendants could follow suit. cnn is reporting that prosecutors in the case have discussed potential plea deals with at least six additional codefendants, according to multiple sources. it is a concern that trump's legal team has been preparing for, having spent the past months trying to figure out which of the other 18 codefendants are likely to cut deals. "rolling stone" reports as part of the effort, the former president's team has been digging into controversy of past communications and private documents related to some of these codef

for president, in fact, the eating candidate, i think prudent approach are prosecutor in this case jackth special counsel would have been not to bring that case as an indictment i think probably the better result would be for special counsel include the investigation with a report to the attorney general describing in full detail the conduct he believed was that conduct by the former president in terms of trying to withhold documents and obstruct efforts to get them back and again, we could go into further detail but these indictments are not isolated, the american people have been watching rising concern, great concern about conservatives in washington about the abuses of the fbi. john mentioned in his intro we now have great detail about the abuses that occurred in the cross fire became in 2016 and has detailed in john's terms report, the official report usually detailed in the inspector general's report december 2019, we see a leadership team at the fbi and justice department focused intently going after one presidential campaign 2016 giving preferential treatment to the other presid