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and she had a feeling that evi was lurking in the life of joh meehan so did her sister.ou what it was. >> they hired a privat investigator to look into hi past >> debra, meanwhile, was i love the newlyweds had settled into a simple life on newport beach 's balboa island debra, convinced she'd found the perfect man, even when sometimes things didn't quit make sense like the time she picked up th mail and saw a strange retur address on the letter to her husband. you opened a letter to him >> yes, i did. [laughs] i was so curious and he wa irate. that's fraud you know, i can't believe yo did that >> but what had caught her attention was that letter wa from an inmate at the orange county jail. did you read the letter? >> i did >> what was in it? >> it was talking about ho lucky he was that he had found love, and that his life ha turned around. i'm thinking, life had turne around so, i questioned him and h said that he writes and send care packages to people in prison >> sounded plausible enough to debra. but not to the sisters especially not once they'r private investigator

and if that sounds familiar, i is because that is also wha happened to trump lawyer joh eastman, who had to turn over trove of privileged emails after a judge found that he an trump more than likely committed crimes in thei scheme to overturn the election so now, we have yet anothe finding by a federal judge tha another trump lawyer may hav done too much crime-ing an will now have to get out of hi lawyer chair and sit-down in the witness chair and star answering questions. and evan corcoran is now not the only trump lawyer facing new questions about hi behavior joe tacopina is -- manhattan t.a. hush mone investigation into - adult film star stormy daniels at least for now because today, just securities ryan goodman uncovered several 2018 media appearances by jo tacopina, in which he claime that to stormy daniels approached it tacopina t represent her. that could be a problem for -- then mr. joe tacopina has conflict of interest and could not represent than trump i that hush money case, at least according to new york. law today, a representative fo joe tacopina said that his client ha

if you are leading any of thei campaign strategy teams, joh allen, what are you thinking tonight? where are you going? >> most of them are thinking i how fast can i get out of th box and supported donald trump because they saw what happened with edgmont's antis last week when trump said that he wa going to be arrested and i took desantis two days to sa something, and when he did h took a shot of the prosecuto body also took a shot at trump and it was really the narrativ in republican circles was that this was bad for desantis. that he had fumbled this so it depends on the candidate of course and what they want t do, but what are they actually thinking we can see that they are votin with their statements. they are afraid of alienatin the trump base, and making those people so angry at the that they fall out of the polls, or that they were somehow to get nominated, those peopl would stay home in the general election donald trump has a stranglehol on the republican party, he' got the republican party hostage. even if you were to win th nomination, all the people are going to have to

back we didn’t tear off the amalny joh, we fucking chandeliers and the organ were confiscated for theall, the park of the philharmonic ’s office, no one knows here from such elements , without them, oleg could have been found , yes? well, yes, uh, he asks for iranians. yes toy culture, uh, those distant lands from us, and that is why its acute-angled completion is already at the base of the spire. you are the speakers. what u come in handy at the windows, there the cold guilt was spread to the bell, people. fuck well, not just a crank and a box. or maybe there was a fish and you were with it - such speakers, what kind of shot-like places are these? the tsar and my lord god jesus christ seized his whole body hello saboteurs of the sbu his accomplices involved in the attempted terrorist attack in machouli, still detained , we will tell the details of our successful operation security officials, as well as show the operational personnel, tactics and strategy of military operations in ukraine, when the author's view of the events in the project ends, this is different, and on the eve of t

something that is not true, in this day in age, anything with donald trump because he has done such a great johe in this country, because of this so many people on the other side of that equation on far left hate him for that. don't want him back in office, they are using this ridiculous allegation as a weapon, there is no crime, he didn't do anything wrong, let alone commit a crime, that is baffling to me, i don't see how they get around this on a legal basis or a factual basis, when they're booking it on, hoping a new york jury would never acquit don dop, th donald trump. that is what they are counting on this is scary and something that a prosecutor should never do, if i believe there was a crime, then pursue it but, this is not one of those, this ridiculous no prosecutor would touch it u.s. attorney office in southern district of new york, the federal p the official prosecutors, -- they look add this the they did not pursuit donald trump. pause they know this is not a case, it would never survive a legal challenge, i have more confidence in the new york jury than perhaps others do, i think,

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say that again we comes numbing after a while one historical implications of tonight, we're back with joh time, jonatha alter, good to see you guys, thank you for being with us, you know the danger, jonatha alter, we're talking about historical times, an unprecedented stuff, tha actually is not entirely unprecedented, some presiden that former president is indicted, but lots o politicians do things that get themselves indicted, and the justice system for donald trum should be no different than it is for anybody else, who is no the president united states, because the president does get a slightly different treatment into law, and everybody else does, shouldn't but does donald trump's an american citizen, he's just a perso charged with a crime today i >> right, and i'm from illinois, where four realize ten governors have gone to jail. and now we're into new jersey, which you don't need a explanation, so politicians ar always getting indicted. this is just a regular part of american public life, and in that sense it's no different it's also no different fro what goes on, in other countries,

john, good to see as, always thank you my friend, joh spencer is a retired major i the united states,t madison policy for, and the author of connect an soldiers life leadership and social connection in moder war. he's also the author o understanding urban warfare. we have some international breaking news, iran earlier, today iran's foreign ministe told the local state tv that iran and the united states hav reached an agreement t exchange personnel's at the moment, not much is known about the prisoner swap, including who has been exchang for who, or the timeline o when this swap could happen, o whether it has happened. iran's foreign minister says h hopes it will take place soon, we should note nbc news has no confirmed this information just, yet our white house unit i working to verify it and t find out who the prisoners are being swapped. right now, there are several - the dual iranian citizenship who was sentenced in 2016 to a decade in prison for spying an cooperating with the - still to come, we'll head to israel, where as many as 500,000 israelis took to the streets yesterday acr

charles, as a former prosecuto here i wonder your take on what joh hollen said about what cam from speakernted to a threat to alvin bragg it sounded threatening and just your take on the post from former president trum this morning again, baseless frankly at thi point. everyone should be urgin caution. if you are a prosecutor in thi case, would you be concerned >> i don't think that donald trump's statement is gonna concern me at the end of the day, as former prosecutor i can tell you that alvin bragg is gonn do it alvin bragg is going t do he has a case in the grand jur in front of that ground jury and his goal at this time is t get a true bill from that -- and secure an indictment it doesn't appear that the jur presentation is even over so president trump or forme president trump's tweet is extremely premature because at this point it's not even certain that alvin bragg has a indictment of precedent an arrest - arraign him. all those things have yet to take place if i'm alvin bragg, i'm no thinking, i'm instructing my systems to move forward th presentation and get that trut out. that's

jill, to stay also marks the 50th anniversary of th watergate tape, in which joh dean told nick saidpective for us how does trump's possibl indictment, potentially, w won't know yet until maybe nex week, how does that compare to that scandal >> you know, if we had indicte richardton iksan, as i wante to do both while he was sittin president and certainly afte he resigned, we wouldn't b having all this hubbub about can you indict a forme president? of course you can. honestly, the prosecutors ar going to make their decision based on the facts and the law whether the facts support al the elements of the crime that they will charge, yes, o course they have to prepare fo a quote, civic cost that he is threatening and he may try t cause. but they cannot look away from their obligation to hold him accountable for crimes committed, because of that so, in terms of the comparison to watergate, this particula crime of the three others that still remain, georgia, mar-a-lago, january six, and the last two at the federa level, those other three are certainly more in line with th obstruction of ju

our young people coming to joh j who want to go into la enforcement are thinking about how they can improveps with their communities, how they could be parts of investing in th success of their communities we can find people if we chang who we are looking for and how we approach them >> that is a great point i want to stick with you o this, president mason, because the louisville polic department is now under federal consent degree what does that mean, exactly >> well, i think that, i'v talked about how we need sustained focus and sustaine commitment that is what that consen decree does. there will be a federa monitoring and partnering with them on what they do and you mentioned my prior rol at doj, when i was head of the office of justice programs what we did was partner with a civil rights division an partnered with the cops office which is conducting the memphi investigation to help them provide the resources that communities need so, the first part was identifying what the recommendations are. the second part is to help the implement those recommendations, and we need resources, not jus

how the nation's high cour handles the matter i've got the perfect person to discuss this and more, johhe show i appreciate your time i need to get your thoughts on the north carolina supreme court re-hearing thi redistricting case and just how unusual, ho bizarre that is. >> thank you for having me on. we truly appreciate you having this conversation with you viewers -- created this organization in 2017 we knew we had a long road ahead. i'm not sure we knew we had th road ahead that we currently see. because now we see tha basically a perpetual error of redistricting that we're currently living through we're trying to gauge, and you're seeing this in nort carolina i want to touch o this because what we see now for the past 40 years, are the ferris maps in this country an that's really impressive, it's exciting, it's a testament t our work for the past several years however, or what's happening i north carolina's unprecedented and extreme. you're starting to see republicans really lash ou with the reality that they'r trying to put into a box and having to run in fai districts, the bigge

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but he's only doing it now joh because he's suing the laptop repair shop. n owner john paul mcisaac claiming privacy violations. let's get right into this. joining me now is mike davis,e founder and president ofpr mikek admit, he is the article three project. mike , i say tacitly admit, becaus not e he's kind of not admitting when you read the wordd s jonathan turley called this the weirdest filing he's seen in some time. and i think what h hase means by that is this. conte you're basically saying yontu stole my content, my laptop, mib my information. oh, wait. buect that you might not be minh because you read footnote i forty two of the filing. this countersuit. here's what's what it says.or this is not an admission by mr biden. mcisaac or others, in fact, possess any particular laptop containing electronicallyn, stored data belonging to mr. biden. rather, mr biden simply acknowledges that at some point mcisaac obtained electronicalley stored data, convoluted way ofl saying, that's my laptop. but yet it's not. >> is this the weirdest filingy you have ever

. >> then carefully, uncle joh reels him in >> he seem to think that i somebody didn't reach out to him you tell fred that if he didn' get some help pretty soon, h was gonna go to the cops >> okay. >> give me a call tomorrow we'll see what i can do to hel you out -- >> but, after all that frien did not make the all-important and incriminating call to fred schockner, asking for money. and so, the very next day, uncle john tried again >> hey, did you get a hold o fred >> no, but between you and i, don't mind taking care of him, bud. >> frank asked for time, and agreed to meet uncle john in person, to hand over som money. >> do you know where the thousand oaks mall's at? >> thousand oaks mall? >> it's off line road. >> yes, off the 101. >> lynn road the irony was apparently lost. it was mid morning lat november detective nelson was worried would he show up >> he was in a parking lot b himself, and you kind of g over - sure, your heart race is a little bit you feel like everybody is kin of depending on you to get thi done and you wanted to go well. >> so the idea is you really like a fisher

we'll hearq from ford's cfo joh lawler next. >>> before we head to a break, a check o.■( the markets.ur guidance for 2023, but i think it is more what you guys are saying about the projections for the ev business, the reality of where you are in terms of how much money you're losing, where you're headed. first off, with the ev business, you lost 2.1 million -- billion, i should say, last year. you're going to lose $3 billion this year. you hear the chatter. people are saying, when are you going toÑi make money on evs? >> right. it is a startup buried within ford motor company. that's why we like our plan here to segmentw3 the business aroun three distinct customer groups. ev being oneñr of those. iconic ice vehicles. and then commercial customers. when you look at the path for our evñrs, we're losing money ná we're a÷startup, we'ree we're developing the products and we'll share later today a bridge that shows how we're going to bring the profitability of our ev business up to the 8% ebit margin we committed to by 1 >> getting there, you know there are more than a few skeptics i don't