jack. the prime minister said l that, jack. the prime minister said backin that, jack. r said back in july that they that, jack. the prime minister said back injuly that they had made a final offer and that number would change and that no amount of strikes would change that decision. do you think that was him mistake, how long can that position be sustained if junior doctors are going to be striking? junior doctors are going to be strikin: ? . �* , . junior doctors are going to be strikin: ? ., �* , ., ., junior doctors are going to be strikinu? ., �*, ., ., , ., striking? that's a great question, no one knows _ striking? that's a great question, no one knows the _ striking? that's a great question, no one knows the answer- striking? that's a great question, no one knows the answer to - striking? that's a great question, j no one knows the answer to that. striking? that's a great question, i no one knows the answer to that. by every metric it's been an incentive crisis for some time now in terms of waiting lists an ambulance waiting times and many many other things, so t

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jack smith chose _ brought. it's interesting that jack smith chose to _ brought. it's interesting that jackresting that jack - smith chose to show up today. he did not need to do so. there was little that was going to happen that was substantive, but he made a decision to be there and made a decision to bring this case even after the other case had been brought. so he obviously used in this case, —— if use this case as important, important to bring it and i think signal that by being there today in the courtroom. fine signal that by being there today in the courtroom.— signal that by being there today in the courtroom. ., , ., ., the courtroom. one more question for david on the — the courtroom. one more question for david on the legal _ the courtroom. one more question for david on the legal perspective - the courtroom. one more question for david on the legal perspective here, i david on the legal perspective here, this next court date being set for august 28, clearly the defence team asked for the last eight possible for the next court hearing. we are seeing, one of the strategies of the

jack smith is. jack smith is a special prosecutor _ jack smith is. ter. fantastic. thank you for— solely to this matter. fantastic. thank you for that. _ solely to this matter. fantastic. thank you for that. in _ solely to this matter. fantastic. thank you for that. in order - solely to this matter. fantastic. thank you for that. in order to i thank you for that. in order to interfere with the presidential election 2020 for will be putting out yet another fake indictment of your president. please talk us through indictments. what does that word mean? it through indictments. what does that word mean? ., , through indictments. what does that word mean? . , ., �*, through indictments. what does that word mean?— word mean? it means that he's been charred word mean? it means that he's been charged with — word mean? it means that he's been charged with a _ word mean? it means that he's been charged with a crime. _ word mean? it means that he's been charged with a crime. whether- word mean? it means that he's been charged with a crime. whether he i charged w

jack jack was saying, this isn't necessarily about in the crowd on how to his personality and the way of doing things. why is this so much and see french sentiment in africa today? and what is changed to hello, this is, this france is when the, as each has been saved, it's a is one of the, the, let's say the most for, for the popular more you story corner of buffalo when known by the, this area. so i sing this, no, it's no more a question of being a foam or of colonial is to power. it's finished as perio the single way, i'm sorry, into a globalization, a, a period. that means that's 1st of order to, we have more computers. that's why i've received that the more easy to, to deal with, let's say. and also we don't adopt a french toyota in the country. the, or even the american as adults adopt the approach to the continents. because also we have new generation. we have a new need, new, let's say the month from paul call, sheep on many, many points is the fact that now the, the population, they ask for sharing the, the, well some of the resources that they have on their own side. so of mainly what is own was the say, then you get to hear that's of any cool i need the most ration is the fact that's a well in the narrative, is that so they, we, they fight again. the government, which is linked to uh, a power of foreign power from so us and uh which, which is uh, let's say sharing the resort. see them the wells, the fall, the government from state to state and that's to the benefits of the population. and so that i think that it was always somewhere in the, in the school. so the lead said the, or the professor as i'm on the, the, the, the, the opposition in the boxes. but no, it's much more open. the said, this is way how to say no. we've also seen you and we want to get our resources. got marissa on a full nation visit to africa back in march president, across the days of funk of freak is one of the truly over friends have no desire to return to past the policies of interfering in africa. the people that believe that that is true, the, the case doesn't even matter, but to what extent is france, that is, africa policies become a relevant on the confident i think what we're actually looking at here is liz backlash against funds and more actually looking at what has happened in post colonial africa and this doesn't just include it's a hill, but it includes the entire region. and really the promises that all of the expectations that we had of post great north africa, was to have grades of democratic societies, more freedom and more prosperous economies helped by aid from the waste. and that is not really happened. and of course, we've seen this tape holding us to hell, and that's being against crohn's because front is really one of the biggest act as a, but i don't see this as particular and to french cents a month. i think that we can see this democratic back sliding happening in many other countries across the region. because the font is the biggest player that it's the one that will get the most attention and the most focus. but for me, what is the most concerning about the events that have taken place? most of the cruise that we have seen for the past 3 years is really that these are not actually popular uprising cuz we don't actually know what these populations want. a lot of cases have actually been military cruise. so what this means is that we're not actually looking for a particularly better future, would not necessarily looking to say, okay, we don't want fonts, but do want someone else, respectively just saying small groups of people saying that we feel that we should actually be in power now, and it's out tend to take it forward at whatever the associate economic difficulties we're having, we're going to be the ones to solve that. but the thing is, these problems are all very done. the grades and there's not just one after that's responsible for them. i think of course some of the backlash against the font is warranted because we can say that from the colonial pair, they will not the political system set up and handed over. but these bad practices i'd be sick to be being in training by leadership in post colonial i for what i want is the largest have gotten worse. and what that means is if i were just gonna see more instability, very so i wanted to ask you if, if the french policy pops concentrated too much on, on helping governments and not people them, people, uh, some of them dictatorship. some, it does not explain, at least the public resentment towards france potentially, but i think that if you kind of look at post colonial discourse in africa, it has really focused on what happened the colonial period. and what colonial act is that? it focuses less on what need as a place called of needs has done. and certainly these, these haven't changed these bad practices. but we can also argue that it's not necessarily fonts that is just supported some less democratic regimes, but also africa as being the recipient of a lot of ada. unless you could also argue has effectively helped some of these leaders to stay in place and taking the responsibility on the boat and close them all developing they own countries and not really held them to account. so, you know, it's a very, it's a very complex argument, but i think it's one that is definitely worth having a jack to what extent does fronds become escaped codes for many of africa's problems to yeah, think that the right foot fonts has become east to escape good folks or secret d social economic programs in the positive, the waterfall, and the claim that you bring back a pc money. but uh with the table do, it's very difficult. we see the g a g yet is fred, is spreading over the region and froth was meant to act as a brutal work against it in and especially in the case of a, of a d j which have become after the 4 of you all can f as so, and by the way from federalism forces, charles was the corporate writing. we the, that should, over the me of nisha was not the university was there as a backup, but still it's d. c, because it's false because of the past the story wrong doings doing to the punitive i forgot to do a bit of concept freak of use the is the i did a scape goat for all the social and economic problems of that region. it's quite easy for a we need to read who want to over for good, but

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jack, what is your prediction? _ with that. jack, what is your prediction? no _ with that. jack, what is your prediction? find away some of their european champions and a few great players _ european champions and a few great players for— european champions and a few great players for spain and a wonderful young _ players for spain and a wonderful young striker but i cannot see the england _ young striker but i cannot see the england team being beaten. 3—1 or 2-1 england team being beaten. 3—1 or h but _ england team being beaten. 3—1 or 2—1 but england will do it. now it's time for the panel. this is where we talk to the panel about stories they were looking at. and i meant that you have been looking at the study about acts of kindness and mental health? tell us about it. �* , kindness and mental health? tell us about it. 3 . kindness and mental health? tell us about it. �*, ., , , ., about it. there's a study that looked at _ about it. there's a study that looked at college _ about it. there's a study that looked at college kids - about it. there's a study that looked at college kids facing| looked at c

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jack, don't you wish we had members of congress with names like cactus jack today and who we just heard about, by the way, john garner, by the way, was unhappy as vice president. and he said the vice presidency was not worth a pitcher of spit. the word spit was used families. he had another word for. but i'm going to need. those were the days but if you're talking about an epic battle between andrew mellon and cactus. cactus jack garner bring taxes down. and it took five years to bring the income tax down from 73 to 25%. but it took really about five months, technically eight months to bring the capital gains tax rate down. 73 to 12 and a half percent. and how happened is a really really interesting story that is very, very close to where we're sitting here, it involves the u.s. supreme court. and we'll get to that in a moment. i did come prepared to do a book commercial. this is my own copy of taxation. the people's business, andrew mellon. it is available on amazon for a dollar 99, but it's free on kindle, which is a great because it's a beautifully written little book. it's the strunk and white of taxation and i'm going to start with an idea here. i want to preview the importance the supreme court by saying that tax is a war between the economists and the lawyers. think that for a minute it's a war between economists and lawyers. and so what do i mean, i think that if you ask an economist to describe the be

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jack smith what to do. these are jacks myths independent conclusions, independent conclusions that the be right. and here, what jack smith has done is continue the work of people like liz cheney on the january six committee, people like judge luttig, very conservative court circuit judge and many others who are set, the rule of law simple on this stuff. the will of the people govern elections. what you did, donald trump, was interfered with the. you tried to prevent one of the most solemn things that happen in our country every four years, the counting the votes, so it's compelling, it's detailed, and while jack smith has to prove this beyond reasonable doubt, the most difficult standard in the law, right now, i have feeling like if you're jack smith, air feeling really good about this indictment. >> tim heaphy, jack smith is betting on the work that he did at the january six committee, what may be the most important work done by a congressional committee and congressional committee staff that you served on, because this is the first criminal referral that come of congress to the test is department about a presiden

jack smith what to do. these are jacks myths independent conclusions, independent conclusions that the be right. and here, what jack smith has done is continue the work of people like liz cheney on the january six committee, people like judge luttig, very conservative court circuit judge and many others who are set, the rule of law simple on this stuff. the will of the people govern elections. what you did, donald trump, was interfered with the. you tried to prevent one of the most solemn things that happen in our country every four years, the counting the votes, so it's compelling, it's detailed, and while jack smith has to prove this beyond reasonable doubt, the most difficult standard in the law, right now, i have feeling like if you're jack smith, air feeling really good about this indictment. >> tim heaphy, jack smith is betting on the work that he did at the january six committee, what may be the most important work done by a congressional committee and congressional committee staff that you served on, because this is the first criminal referral that come of congress to the test is department about a presiden

jack of all trades. - jack of all trades. - jack of all trades. - would you want to live somewhere else? - oh no, no.this is home. great for bringing up children. free, no crime. (sophie fouron) so the noise is the generator, right? (tanya clarke) yes. (sophie fouron) you have one wind turbine, now. (tanya clarke) yes. that powers two houses. - and it's enough? - once we've got it charged right up with the assistance of the generator, then it will last two days and we do our washing, we use the dishwasher. - all the comfort you need. - yeah. and we just put the generator on when we need it. we're just trying to speed up a bit to catch up with jeannette. - uh oh. they're going to want to go with them, right? - yeah. - o.k. but you want them to go there. so you're used to this, having to manage and be self-sufficient about a lot of things. - definitely. my dad... we were talking about this not that long ago, before there was no air link, there were no telephones, there were no fax machines. so if a generator broke down and he needed a spare part, he had to write a letter to the suppliers, he had to dra

jack smith _ above the law. special counsel jack smith has _ above the law. special counsel jack has notes _ above the law. special counsel jack smith has notes from - jack smith has notes from former president mike pence which were taken in real—time and of course, we know that never actually sat down with the january six committee but what kind of information do you think thatjack smith is now in possession of because of those notes? ~ ., ~' notes? well, i would think substantial _ notes? well, i would think substantial information. i notes? well, i would think. substantial information. for example, one of the things he resided in the indictment was the ex—president trying to talk pence into throwing the votes out. he said, "you're too honest". that's told me a lot. number one, the trump was dishonest and was failing in getting his vice president to join him in that dishonesty. you know, there was a lot of interaction between the then president and his vice president and his vice president where the was trying to bully the vice president into violating his oath of office and vi

jack, we salute you. twitter is — not so sure. jack, we salute you. twitter is not _ not so sure. jack, we salute you. en exposed as a lie is likely to land donald trump's former lawyer rudi giuliani with a huge bill. you might remember, that during the january 6 committee hearings one of those who gave evidence was wandrea "shaye" moss, a former georgia election worker. she came to testify with her mother. during the count in 2020, mr giuliani singled them out and made false claims they were ballot tampering. here's a reminder. ruby freeman and shaye freeman moss and one other gentleman quite obviously surreptitiously passing around usb ports as if they are vials of heroin or cocaine. i mean, it's obvious to anyone who is a criminal investigator or prosecutor, they are engaged in surreptitious, illegal activity again that day. as for a week ago, they are still walking around georgia lying. he's turned my life upside down. i no longer give out my business card. i don't transfer calls. i don't want anyone knowing my name. i don't want to go anywhere with my mum because she might yell my name out over th

jack smith? jack smith should be nominated for the time men of the year. guest: thank you for the kind words. republicans i think are in a very momentous moment leading to the selection. part of the election calculus is like trump is far ahead of the polls ahead of the nearest challenger. it's true that if he wins the nomination, and they will have to support him as the nominee. bill barr was on fox news saying he would vote for trump even though he continues to say what trump did was illegal. you do see this conversion behind trump. i don't think is necessarily driven ideologically. as for the plea deal, i think that is exceedingly unlikely. then again with trump, his overarching philosophy, if that's the right word, is going to be to stay out of jail. you talk a lot to trump advisors and the one thing he doesn't want to do is be inside a jail. maybe at the 11th hour, he tries to strike a deal but this is the calculus in prosecution as well. the longer you wait to strike a deal, the less good it is for the government and the less sling and see you get. host: steve on the republican line from santa fe -- san jose, california. caller: good morning. this is a two-part question. the first part is, in light of the failed hunter biden plea deal which was outrageous and the failure, the reluctance to prosecute hillary clinton, how can you not say that there is a two tiered justice system? that's the first part of the question. the second part is what do you know insofar as mr. smith's losing in search of the supreme court? i understand he has been slapped down repeatedly at least once unanimously. for liberal supreme court justices to slap him down, that's an egregious violation of civil rights. i will take my answer off the air. guest: the way the department of justice operates in these prosecutions is they look for what they call aggravating factors. that's with respect to national security and includes the volume of national security material, the sensitivity of the material and whether there were any attempts made to obstruct the retrieval or the -- or to proper secure the documents. all of the instances of the aggravated factors the department of justice considers, trump probably hit two or three or four of them. at most, mike pence might have hit one but if you look at jim comey, this would be evident. the second question about jack smith losing in front of scotus, yes, he has been slapped down 9-0 by the supreme court and had a number of field prosecutions including the edwards case. this is the reality prosecutions. you bring a case and you think the facts in the law merit a prosecution. sometimes you do not win but that isn't an indication of prosecutorial conduct or an indication of a case of being corrupt but it means the case was weak or is overturned on appeal. host: the caller's comments about a two tiered justice system are a common refrain the last couple of days from some republicans anyway. certainly the president or the former president, parts statement reflecting some of that saying thnothing more than the latest corrupt chapter in the continued pathetic attempt by the biden crime fa and their weaponized department of justice to rfere with the 2020 presidential electionhich president trump is the undisputed front runner and leading by substantial margins. why did they wait 2.5 years to bring these f

jack smith wants, trial? this is what jack smith wants. he — trial? this is what jack smith wants, he wants _ trial? wants, he wants this to - trial? this is what jack smith i wants, he wants this to happen quickly, and you have to remember that donald trump is facing two trials next year already, one over the holding of thousands of classified documents after he left office at his mar—a—lago estate in florida and most of those charges are under the espionage act and also the case in new york of allegations he paid hush money to a porn star stormy daniels who claims she had an affair with stormy daniels who claims she had an affairwith him, and he stormy daniels who claims she had an affair with him, and he denies. that trial also happening in the spring and then we have the next presidential election of which donald trump is the frontrunner to win the republican nomination next november. jack smith wants the trial to happen as soon as possible and donald trump does not want it to happen in washington, dc because he says he will not get a jury that is impartial. this is a part of the country that vo

don’t have any ideas sergey well, actually, i don’t know, so i’ll answer guesses, she is the only jack jackr what could happen with swans to such music. in fact, there are some guys who don’t have an idea, we’ll ask our teacher’s room for ideas. yes, we didn’t guess right away, but the version is this ballet and suite romeo and juliet suite from the ballet yes romeo and juliet suite dance knights from romeo and juliet thanks to our teachers for the correct answer to the question the third round has come to an end. now i will announce the names and the number of points of those participants who are passing through in the fourth round. alexandra and sergei pass the fourth round with the same number of points 30. ilya yaroslav wanted to say a huge thank you for the game. we probably won’t say goodbye in advance, because we still don’t know how all the rest of your parallels your peers played, based on the results of these games it will be determined who else will get to the superfinal for now, just, thank you very much for the game. go through the teacher's room. let's applaud the guys , it wa

he certainly did not look in the direction of jack smith, whereas jack smith seemed to be focused like a laser beam on donald trump. and then jack smith engaged in pleasantries after they carry with any number of folks in the audience. so yeah, two very different approaches by two very different men. during the course of the brief arraignment hearing. >> glenn, you said trump did not look at jack smith. but let's talk about what he did do in the courtroom. one pool reporter from abc reported observing trump shake his head and irritation when the judge was reading the consequences for violating his terms of release. specifically when the judge mentioned the word arrest. was that something that you saw as well? >> you know, i didn't notice him shake his head. but i don't think he takes direction particularly well. i think he takes restrictions on his conduct even less well. so i think he will continue to dig his own legal hole deeper and deeper, and the fact that judge, tanya chutkan, a former public defender for nearly a decade in washington, see somebody i used to try murder cases against back in the day, has caught this assignm

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jack smith, as details of their investigations of donald trump's possible violations of election law in georgia have publicly overlapped. district attorney willis said, quote, i don't know what jack smith is doing and jackow what i'm doing. in all honestly, if jack smith was standing next to me, i'm not sure i would know who he was. my guess is he probably can't pronounce my name correctly. full disclosure -- i mispronounced her name the first time i said it before i learn that she pronounces her first name fani. joining us now is gwen keyes fleming, former district attorney in dekalb county, georgia. and back with us is andrew weissmann. gwen keyes fleming, with your experience, as a district attorney in georgia, what do you make of where fani willis is tonight? she is also said over the weekend, she said the sentence, we are ready to go, on this case. >> first of, all i don't think it's unusual that she hasn't coordinated with jack smith. again, that's not somebody who is in georgia. prosecuting circles in the state are very close. we are not talking about the u.s. attorney in the northern, middle, or southern districts of the state, where she might run into them. but as you've heard, she is getting h

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jack smith in court. cases that have gone arwry. fo formerly of -- nobody talks about jack smith's record. to think jackmerrick garland knowing he had to bring him back to do it is bizarre, his track record is not strong, unless goal was to keep donald trump in court and off the campaign trail and derail his hopes of getting the nomination and wening the presidency. jack smith has fans at other networks, watch. >> they are sitting across from each other, jack smith competed in over 100 triathlons and was reportedly hit by a truck and 10 weeks later, he ran another triathlon. this is a man of grit and determination and what we have seen in these indictments is just a sliver of what they know in his prosecutorial team knows, right? >> his exercise correlates to his prosecution and strategy. >> steve: you have color about the prosecutor, look at his abs. >> carley: they did this with the subway sandwich, people were saying metaphor for how he was casual and felt confident and he was eating a sandwich. >> steve: there he goes, toward the sandwich shop. the judge said these are conditions of your release. ke

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jack smith so jack smith chose to put mar-a-lago first. so imagine he is more confident about that. maybe he's not. who knows. but jackth is debating against jack smith. you can't have both, one on top of each other. that is no way that would equal justice in anybody's court. remember, he warned us that everyone is innocent until proven guilty. keep in mind, no conspiracy with the oath keepers. no conspiracy with the proud boys. no evidence that he -- that he actually spurred a right, that he was behind that. it's kind of surprising in the 45 pages, after two and a half years, that they have not come up with more than was in the january 6th report, was in the impeachment proceedings, which makes me think is there another wave of charges like there was five more charges coming to mar-a-lago? and what was the rush? why not get it all together and lay it out? >> steve: maybe they didn't want to tip their whole hand and there were in daca logo case in d.c. they had superseding indictments as well. a brand new reuters poll came out yesterday and they talked to a bunch of republicans about what would happen 35 percent said

jack smith as details of their investigations of donald trump's possible in georgia have publicly overlapped and district tierney willis said quote i don't know what jack smith is doing in jackson and doesn't know what i'm doing. and all honesty of jackwas standing next to me, i'm not sure i would know who he was. my guess is he probably can't pronounce my name correctly. >> all disclosure and mispronounced her name the first time i said it before. and then that she pronounces her name fani. glenn case fleming in county georgia, andrew weizmann. with your experience as a district attorney in georgia, what do you make of where fani williams is tonight. she also said over the, weekend we are ready to go on this case. >> so first, of all i don't think it's unusual that she hasn't coordinated with jack smith. again that's not somebody who's in georgia. we're not very talking about the u.s. attorney or the southern district of the state where she might run into them. she's getting her team ready and let people should really remember as well we're focused at the facts and laws and obviously that has been the focus of the last two years. she's a lead of the largest prosecutor's office in the state. the judges are making sure their teams are

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jack smith, you know, jack smith is the polar opposite of donald trump, and he knows it. trump isn't ignorant, gelatinous fool, and he isn't disciplined, he is maniacal, he's a malignant narcissist. all the things that jack smith is not. jack smith is disciplined, he's focused, he's sharp. and guess what? he's in control. so, whenever donald trump starts to do this, we know that it's just a projection mechanism. because he doesn't have anything else. this is what fuels him and it really, we take a step back and look at the things that donald trump has tweeted out, has said, has said publicly, this is a sick individual and you have an entire republican party that is making excuses, using these spurious constitutional excuses for his behavior when their lives were endangered, based on his behavior. and they are still defending him. he is a national security risk, they know it. he's a threat to our democracy, they know it. but they don't give a darn because they want to be in power and they are cowards to stand up to it. i think that that is incredibly infuriating for all of the americans who are not part of this personality cult that follows donald trump. that it is an insult to us, as americans, that thes

jack, i got doubles for everyone in the office. - alright, my double looks nothing like me, and neither does yours. (phone rings) -hr? -hey... it's our wife. order my classic or double bacon sourdough jack today. trust falls? really? ah, come on, jack. it'll be great for morale. if i wanted to raise morale, i'd offer a choice of two sandwiches, plus curly fries, a taco, and a drink for only $6. fantastic. thanks, jack! i trusted you guys. try my $6 jack pack today. >> casting across the golden state. this is the sign california politics. >> thanks for joining us for inside california politics. i'm frank buckley in los

you can also get a 13 foot jack's killington -- jack skellington, instead of an animated hovering witchi forgot to tell you my idea for a halloween costume. i will tell you after the break. kumasi: that makes me excited. jobina: it will be cute. kumasi: [laughter] next, the seven things you need to know today. jobina: as we head to break at 6:54, a live look outside. we kumasi: if you are just joining us, here are the seven things to know. number one, contra costa county sheriff's deputies and police officers are on the scene of an investigation in martinez on sunrise drive near pacheco boulevard. the activity is focused on a cannabis dispensary. it appears a car has crashed. no word if anyone was hurt yet. jobina: number two, acruise driverless car and san francisco fire truck crashed in the tenderloin district last night. cruise says the car entered the intersection on a green light as the fire truck responded to an emergency. kumasi: number three, 10 pittsburgh and antioch police officers have been charged in a civil rights and corruption investigation. the fbi made the announcement

jack smith. are there concerns about their safety? there are growing concerns about — there are growing concerns about the safety ofjudge tanya chutkan — about the safety ofjudge tanya chutkan and special counsel jack — chutkan and special counsel jacknt bolstered security in the past — have sent bolstered security in the past few days as this case has moved forward but it is going — has moved forward but it is going to _ has moved forward but it is going to be complicated on a legal— going to be complicated on a legal basis as well as political bases as how this plays— political bases as how this plays out because not only former— plays out because not only former president donald trump involved — former president donald trump involved but so is one of the key — involved but so is one of the key witnesses, former vice president mike pence who was pressured by trump in the final days— pressured by trump in the final days to — pressured by trump in the final days to take steps to block the certification of president biden— certification of president biden in congress and when you have _ biden in congress and when you have a _ biden in congress and when you have a key— biden in congress and when you have a key witness and defendant al

jack, who has since passed but created this painting which hangs in dr. miller's office. what's remarkable is that jack never painted before. >> jack was a banker with little interest in art who suddenly became an obsessed artist. >> reporter: dr. miller has identified a number of patients with frontal temporal dementia who were affected in the same way, including the patient who made this out of scrap metal before his disease took over. >> people who were not visual before become very visually preoccupied. >> reporter: and that's what happened to ann adams, a gifted biologist from british columbia who began painting ten hours a day as her dementia progressed. she painted stones she remembered from a nearby seashore, the withering of a life and a visual representation of pie. >> the blue shows loss of volume. >> reporter: electronic scans show what was happening inside her brain. one part was diminishing and another was getting stronger. >> we see increased volume in the posterior parietal lobe and this is the area of brain we think is so critical for producing visual art. >> reporter: her art came to a sort of crescendo with an ab

jack. it'll be great for morale. if i wanted to raise morale, i'd offer a choice of two sandwiches, plus curly fries, a taco, and a drink for only $6. fantastic. thanks, jack! i trusted you guys. try my $6 jack fans of my sourdough jack, this is for you. 100% beef seasoned as it grills, hickory smoked bacon, and melty cheese on my original sourdough bun. and for my imitators... better luck next time. try my sourdough jack today. court today, the judge said bankman-fried tampered with witnesses. he told bankman-fried he had repeatedly pushed the boundaries of his $250 million bail package by trying to influence witnesses against him. the judge said he was at a point where he could no longer ensure the protection of the community , including the prosecution's witnesses, unless bankman-fried was behind bars. he's accused of missing, appropriating billions of dollars, bankrupting his crypto company. bankman-fried is charged with fraud, conspiracy and bribery. he has pleaded not guilty. snap recipients will now be able to use their benefits on instacart. the grocery delivery company is accepting ebt payments in all 50 states so families can get better access to food. instacart says it hopes the m

jack smith. >> sitting just feet away from trump. special counsel jack smith. trump glanced briefly in smith's direction when he walked in. did not appear to make eye contact with him. >> as mr. trump walked, in jack smith did not look in his direction. he did look at him later. >> jack smith kind of staring down donald trump. donald trump made a point to look everywhere in the room except at jack smith. >> pete: he stared them down. surely the media couldn't have been pleased with their coverage, right? >> we are relying right now on our extraordinary reporters inside to give us this moment-by-moment update. even this is pretty extraordinary. you don't even get the opportunity to report on hearings live in every federal courthouse. >> rachel doing this incredible job of reading your live dispatch on air in a way that that made me feel like i was in there. you did fantastic work. >> pete: we did such a great job. that's what will, rachel and i say at the end of every she. joining me now lee zeldin former new york congressman. sean duffy co-host of the bottom line on the fox business network. sean, this show is amazing. i'm amazing. we are all amazing. >> i crossed the media to give accurate rendit

jack. it'll be great for morale. if i wanted to raise morale, i'd offer a choice of two sandwiches, plus curly fries, a taco, and a drink for only $6. fantastic. thanks, jack! i trusted you guys. try my $6 jack pack today. for fans of my sourdough jack, this is for you. 100% beef seasoned as it grills, hickory smoked bacon, and melty cheese on my original sourdough bun. and for my imitators... better luck next time. try my sourdough jack today. as were seen removing scaffolding today from around the first church of christ scientist on east street, saint james, east saint james street in downtown san jose. city leaders warned last week that if the owners of the property did not abide by city codes, they could face fines. the church, built in 1905, was purchased in 2017 by a real estate firm based in china, which planned to restore the church and build housing. the company, called z and l covered the church in scaffolding and plastic tarps, but so far it has not taken steps to restore the building. california is facing a fire insurance crisis, and sacramento is running low on time to fix it. a number of insurers are no longer writing new policies and as ktvu tom vacar reports, the solutions co