and so grace creek and and became part of the john smith water trail and up in the right hand corner. you can see some representatives from missouri garden club and other folks and surrey that were commemorating this event taking place. and so we have a water trail designation. we have a walking trail that goes from the manor house at smith's fort back to the fort site and just other ways that were also utilizing the property the local or whose property surroundsmiths for has been planting zinnias in on our property for now for several years, which is a really great way that it's just bringing a lot of tourism to the site for people to pick their own city of flowers. moving on to cape henry, so cape henry is located on an active military base and we have worked in partnership with the active military base and also the national park site has a cape henry memorial national park site. so our interpreters provide a walking tour that takes people through different areas. you can see in the bottom right hand corner. there's a world war ii era case-mate mine case may and that's built into th

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when john smith was here in the background made by outsiders looking in from a different language, culture, perspective of land, water and property, indigenouses communities generay considered water the center of their territory rather than a boundaryry and land and between you andnt is often for forging, fishing and hunting. with that context it helps to understand why it would have been and still is a shared base between several significant tiwaterways for forging, fishing and hunting. it doesn't belong to virginia indians were north carolina indians as a space that crosses over algonquian speaking communities like ours in the indian nation, the community, chesapeake and then also this is the mostly 1733 map. you can look at that and access it online and it helps you to see many are familiar with our settlements around the river but we also have settlements on the history that crosses the boundary of the stateline. this is true for other tribal communities and we want people to understand that as we develop this narrative in addition for the small band of the preservation of its history

so moving on, this was built in the 1750s and it comes from a 1619 area that john smith began that they able to complete. it became part of this corner, you can see the garden club and this event was taking place so we have a walking trail back to the site. there are other ways and local land area and our property for several years. it's just bringing a lot for people to get their own. moving on to kate henry, we have worked in partnership also with the park site so our interpreters go through different areas on the bottom right-hand corner in world war ii and it is built-in and working with this story, we are then able to utilize that space with our interpreters through the area. just get in idea of how the area was used were 400 plus years. the last area coming up next week, the least amount of property of all historic sites, there's not much landscape and write down the middle here. this is freedom consolation project taking place next week for 160 plus banners are going to go on life and commercial street and they are representing a project to work toward this so this is in partners

jack smith's response says that the changes that john lauro wants to make in the protective order are, quote, designed to allow him to try this case in the media rather than in the courtroom, to emphasize that point, jack smith notes, quote, on sunday august six, defense council appeared on five television programs and discussed this case in detail. jack smith john lauro statements on television at length showing how eager he is to potentially make the prosecution's evidence and the case public. jack smith says such conduct has the potential to unnecessarily inflame public opinion short of all relevant facts, intimidate witnesses, pollute the jury pool. in his motion to the judge about releasing evidence, donald trump's attorneys foolishly gave the judge a classic trumpian example of how donald trump and john lauro are willing to grotesquely manipulate evidence and the language spoken by people in this case. john lauro said in writing to the judge, quote, president biden promised from the outset that his administration would ensure president trump does not become the next president ag

kezia dougdale — john smith centre, a research body. party. doug high — republican party strategist in the us. hello to you both, right, let's tackle this issue of climate change. let's start with you. it's been extraordinary month injuly and what is your take on it? it extraordinary month in july and what is your take on it?— is your take on it? it shows the extent of _ is your take on it? it shows the extent of the _ is your take on it? it shows the extent of the damage - is your take on it? it shows the extent of the damage that - is your take on it? it shows the i extent of the damage that climate changes during the countries across the globe in europe, we have seen intense heat waves across much of the mediterranean era and temperatures rising as high as 45 and 46 degrees celsius in some places. in the records in fact, this kind of playing to the political agenda in the not—too—distant future in the united kingdom is expecting a general election between now and january 2025. most people think it's going to be next october and could

john. good to be with you. set your dvr. i'm sandra smith. >> john: and i'm john roberts. we'll see you tomorrow.e story" starts right now. >> good afternoon. i'm trace gallagher in for martha maccallum on "the story." 49 counties in the state of florida now under a state of emergency as hurricane idalia heads to the coast of florida. officials warn it has the potential to be life threatening winds. it's projected to become a category three before making landfall. governor ron desantis is now urging residents to get out. >> in some of these areas like cedar key, some along the big bend, you're

and as director of government policies, john smith discussed the book underserved. harnessing the principles of lincoln in or reconstruction efforts today's forgotten communities. and the university of notre dame law professor talks about the supreme court decision in war versus author. this is part of a weeklong series. she spends washington journal, join in the conversation live on c-span, c-span now or online at c-span.org. >> during the 2022 2023 u.s. supreme court term, the justices ruled on some of the most controversial topics. c-span will examine some of those cases involving voting rights, affirmative action, antidiscrimination, executive power and election laws. friday night, and more versus harper, the supreme court most it cannot regulate that -- without checks and balances including the course. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government, funded by these companies and more, including comcast. comcast is partnering with a thousand community centers so students from low income families can get the tools they need to be ready for anything. comcast supp

he became part of the john smith water trail and in the right-hand corner you can see commemorating this event taking place. we have a walking trail that goes from smith's fort and other ways that we utilize the property to local landowner has our property for several years which is a great way for people to see it. omoving on the cape henry is located on active military base and we have worked in partnership with the military and also the national parks for a memorial park site. our interpreters provide a walking tour that takes people through different areas as you can see on the bottom right hand corner. there's a world war ii era mining casement built into the lighthouse and working with the joint expeditionary we have been able to utilize that space with our interpreters to include that area and really to get an idea of how this cape henry area was used over the past years. in the last project i want to talk about is coming up next week. the john marshall house in richmond virginia has the least amount of property out with all of the great sites. and so there's not much landscape an

. >> robert cheeley has also been charged, along with john smith.en charged with seven crimes including her alleged involvement in her scheme to break into voting machines in coffee county, georgia. she reportedly and falsely declared dominion voting systems as false. >> that's when the dominion operators went in and injected votes and changed the whole sy system. >> reporter: dominion is actually suing sidney powell and rudy giuliani for defamation. their legal troubles, erin, have only been compounded by the latest criminal case out of georgia. tonight late john eastman's attorney also responded. he said the activity in this latest indictment in higgs words is political, not criminal. a common refrain we're hearing from these defendants. >>> i want to go to barbara rez, the former executive vice president for the trump organization, worked with donald trump for 18 years. barbara, you know him better than anyone. you're author of the book "tower of lies." when jessica was working this piece, barbara, i really wanted to talk to you. you've been ther

. >> john smith baker started fathers in the field.ending church and enjoying the outdoors to provide a strong role model. >> being raised up without a father was like always wishing like i want somebody more stable. >> linda was raised without a father. her husband grew up in los angeles with both parents. the couple say many of their generation are unwilling to sacrifice their own happiness for the good of the family. here their 2-year-old daughter and son levi on the way. >> your father gives you a lot of confidence. i feel like my dad has given us a lot of my siblings confidence. >> in 1960, 5% of children were born out of wedlock. today 40%. that's an ideal or stable environment to raise a child. >> bret: thank you. it's a big story we don't often talk about and vivek ramaswamy is bringing it up on the trail. >> dana: everybody on stage last wednesday night at the debate would have agreed with him. he just had the opportunity and the presence of mind to deliver that message in the way he did that resonated. what's interesting is i

case, brought by special prosecutor john smith for his conduct leading up to jerry six and his attemptson. basically the case that mirrors the charges in georgia. donald trump's defense lawyers in this case believe that jack smith's request for a trial next year is too soon. they would like to spend all the rest of this year studying the evidence of the case. they would also like to spend all of 2024, studying the evidence of the case. and after that, they would like to spend all of 2025, studying the evidence in the case. and they think, after all that, they will be ready for a trial in april of 2026, just about three years from now. they insist the amount of evidence in the case is overwhelming. here is one description of it. they say even assuming we could begin reviewing the documents today, we would need to proceed at a pace of 99,762 pages purged a to finish the governments in an initial production by its proposed date for jury selection. that is the entirety of tolstoy's war and peace cover to cover. 78 times a day every day from now until jury selection. andrew weissmann, speaki

checked in the january 6th committee support, named unindicted co-conspirators by special counsel john smith got hit with racketeering and conspiracy charges in georgia. it is legal accountability for people who may have hoped they were in the clear. the video showing stone talk about the elector scheme in the early days of november, 2020, hence at more daubs to be connected. that is the context for the massive reaction to the tape first aired right here on "the beat" last night. the reaction coming from across the media landscape to write here on msnbc. >> trump ally, roger stone, dictating an outline of that plot to his assistant. >> exclusive, new evidence obtained by my colleague shows, could have some explaining to do. >> he is laying out the fraudulent electors scheme. >> it is amazing there hasn't been any indictments. it is impossible logic, how he could use this to not go against the trump. >> he is discussing this plot when trump isn't even officially the loser. >> there are a number of people just like roger stone having that same idea at the same time. >> the footages from danish

but, just i think that what we see from john smith this that he has the information. case publicly speaking through his court filings and he doesn't. >> you know, harry, lost in all of this conversation about the number of indictments that donald trump is already facing is the fact that jack smith still has pending investigation among farther things that donald trump could be indicted for. i want to ask, you do you think that it is likely that we will see more from jack smith? and if so, how does that complicate what donald trump is already dealing with on a legal front? >> everything this complicates. nothing simplifies for trump. i agree. and i do think he made a big deal. much of what he did kind of took the baton from the january six committee. but he was independently interested, and clear in the fundraising piece. he had people in the grand jury. nothing has happened with that. yet and i think that could well be a separate crime that we will see. but i think he's really focused on this clean, relatively simple -- i just want to say i am 100% with katie -- they w

"hello, my name is john smith. i would like denver omelet." omelet is great, but wouldn't you rather have some troop locations? [ laughter ] now, as a delay tactic, trump asked a judge to appoint what's known as a "special master" to sift through the documents and separate out anything that privileged or personal, and yesterday a judge appointed by trump and hand picked by the right-wing federalist society granted that request, despite the fact that legal experts across the political spectrum consider the request absurd. various legal experts told "the new york times" yesterday that the decision was genuinely unprecedented, deeply problematic, and thin at best, with one going so far as to claim that "to any lawyer with serious federal criminal court experience, who is being honest, this ruling is laughingly bad. well, sure, if you're going to limit it to lawyers with serious federal criminal court experience that are being honest what about the lawyers that don't fit that category? did the biased "new york times" interview any of them? "if you

. >> john smith baker started fathers in the field, a group that mentors boys without fathers. model. >> it's a big difference from, you know, my buddies that have been raised with a fathers and my buddies that have not. >> some 20 million children in the u.s. will go to bed tonight without a father in the home. citing statistics is easy. fixing the problem is not. bret? >> bret: william, thank you. ♪ ♪ fentanyl is no longer an underground crisis but a new method of combating it has gone underground, literally, through sewers. communities around the country are exploring how sewage testing can help track where fentanyl and other substance use are surging. correspondent alexandria hoff shows us tonight. >> from the depths of a less than fresh scented tank, a sesnapshot of public health is collected. samples of raw sewage are pulled over 24 hours and sent to a lab for what is essentially a community drug test. >> instead of one person, you are testing 2500 people. >> untreated waste reveals where harmful drugs like fentanyl are being used and at what rate. the data is even capabl

john smith says, you can say these things he can become lies if he wants. it's what he did with his life. and i think it will be a question of how much evidence does jack smith have to the contrary. that misters problem really knew what he was doing was false, that he knew it wasn't just that he was saying, all of these things is that he knowingly set them with the effort to overturn the election and to make sure americans votes didn't count at the ballot box and if he was found to knowingly be doing that, that is where he will have gone past just the 1st amendment and essentially into conspiracy and obstruction. how significant do you think this trial will be in terms of american history? never mind being the trial of the century in the 200 plus years of the american republic. i think it's gonna be one of the most significant events in american legal history for sure. i mean, people will be reading about this for, you know, hundreds and thousands of years, and it is, unlike anything we've ever seen in the history of the united states. we did see vice presid

john. sandra smith in new york. ident biden says he watched some of last night's republican debate while on vacation with his family in lake tahoe. >> john: word that beijing is ramping up aggression in the critical south china sea. republican congressman mike gallagher is the chairman of the house committee on china. he will join us in moments on what we heard on foreign policy at last night's debate. >> sandra: jennifer griffin is live at the pentagon with the latest there. >> dangerous confrontations in the south china sea as chinese coast guard ships attempted to block two philippine supply ships on a resupply mission delivering food and other products to filipino military forces guarding the contested second thomas shoal, island claimed by china and the philippines. two philippine vessels, they were blocked five hours tuesday as a u.s. navy surveillance plane was overhead. they attempted to communicate with the chinese ships, the coast guard did. >> response to the legal activities of the philippines, the chines

joining me today are kezia dougdale, from john smith centre, a research body, and also former leaderf scottish labour party. and doug high, republican party strategist in the us. doug, we will start with you. what do you make of the potential indictment heading donald trump sway? it indictment heading donald trump swa ? . . , indictment heading donald trump swa? . ., , sway? it certainly if happens will be big news and _ sway? it certainly if happens will be big news and something - sway? it certainly if happens will. be big news and something voters will be talking about. what we've seen with the whole context of this is a very bizarre conversation to be having about an american former president and not facing a ramifications politically. as a medium effect, short—term effect and a long—term effect the immediate is he'll raise a lot of money. in intensive of support from his core base. in the short term we will see that it benefits him most likely within the republican primary put up as he is being indicted more and more often which is a bizarre thing to say, what we've seen is it r

john. welcome everyone. sandra smith in new york. a quiet month in the west wing, july 29th, his first day of vacation. 17 days meant the president was out of office either in delaware or lake tahoe in this particular case. we have not heard a peep from him yet today even though the fed says decades' high interest rates may be going even higher. >> we are prepared to raise rates further if appropriate and intend to hold policy at a restrictive level until we are confident that inflation is moving sustainbly down toward our objective. >> sandra: peter doocy is covering the bidenomics push from the north lawn. peter, what are we hearing about this? >> sandra, hearing for months now if the fed can just raise interest rates inflation will come down to 2%, it has not happened yet and now they are admitting the calculations may not be quite right. >> signs the economy may not be cooling as expected. so far this year, gdp growth has come in above expectations and above the longer run trend. recent readings on consumer spending have been esp

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john. but jack smith does talk about what donald trump was doing as this was playing out in the capitol. and instead of trying to halt it, allowing it to proceed. >> if you remember when he was impeached on this, he was impeached for inciting the riot. that's not what's going on here. but jack smith makes the allegation that trump tried to exploit the riot to achieve his overall goal, which is disrupting the proceeding to certify the election. he says directly. on the evening of january 6th, the defendant and coconspirator one attempted to exploit the violence and chaos at the capitol by calling lawmakers to convince them, based on knowingly false claims of election fraud, fraud to delay the certification. and this is pretty amazing, he calls two senators directly. he coconspirator number one calls six members of congress. >> jon karl with us. we know that john santucci, our reporter who has covered trump for many years, has now talked to the former president. john, what's his reaction at this hour? >> david, i just hung up the phone with former president trump. he seemed rather relaxed

you know, john, jack smith is essentially saying, all right, you went a step too far, mr.resident. , talking about this and all but threatening people on your truth social site. so is he now cracking down or could he crack down on the president's social media posts? >> hi, neil, good to be with you. by the way, as a philly boy, i've seen fights break out over boxes of cannoli, you don't need social media. [laughter] neil: tell me about it. >> this protective order and the request and the way it's been phrased, it shows you how unusual and unique this case is, how it brings together conflicts between the politics of the election and the politics of president trump exercising his free speech rights and what would happen in normal legal trials, normal prosecution. but this is not a normal prosecution because this is the most important prosecution in our history. this is the prosecution of a president for trying to stop the peaceful transfer of power. the reason why it causes the conflict is that president trump normally with his free speech rights would be able to say anythin

and instead john lauro hooked donald trump in the same way that jack smith's indictment does. i have never seen a moment like this, with a criminal defense lawyer. never. it is inconceivable that john lauro could get this far into this case and somehow believe what john eastman says in writing, that he never believed, john eastman says he never believed it, that it was legal for mike pence to pause the counting of electoral votes. john lauro had a completely competent and professional first day in court with donald trump. i have read the transcript of it. he was flawless in the courtroom. and then he went on tv. and blew the case. john lauro, remember, is many thousands of times brighter than donald trump. but he still not smart enough to answer a fox performers easy questions about on trump. so manage a donald trump trying to answer questions in his own defense, on a witness stand, under oath, be being cross-examined by jack smith's criminal trial team. john lauro trying to make sense of what donald trump was saying to mike pence could not get through a fox tv conversation abo

i'm sandra smith in new york. hi, john. >> john: hi, wow, wonder how you differentiate those things. it was a case that dominated the headlines, tragic down fall of one of south carolina's most prominent families, disgraced attorney alec murdaugh serving two life terms in prison for killing his wife and son paul. >> and fox nation exclusive, buster murdaugh insists there are always two sides to the story. >> john: right to nate foy, he is following this and nate, what else can you preview for us? >> in his first and only interview since his father's murder conviction, buster murdaugh tells martha the jury got it wrong and he agrees his father alec could be characterized as a psychopath, but not for murdering anyone. instead, for manipulating and lying to those around him. listen here. >> did you ever go there and say maybe it's possible that he did this? >> no, because i think that i hold a very unique perspective that nobody else in that courtroom ever held and i know the love that i have witnessed. >> john, the documenta

john trump, william lewis giuliani, john eastman, mark randall meadows, john --, jeffrey clark, jenna ellis, ray stallings smith the 3rd, robert david shealy, michael roman, david james schaefer, sean steel, stephen cliffguard lee, harrison william prescott floyd, --, sydney catherine, kathleen austin latham. scott hall and miss hampton, also known as emily "misty" ha yes. everyone in this indictment is charged with one count of violating georgia's racketeer influenced and corrupt organizations which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] --[indiscernible] for participation to accomplish the illegal goal of allowing donald trump to seize the presidential term of office on january 20, 2021. specifically the participants in association took various actions in georgia and elsewhere to block the counting of the vote of the presidential electors who were certified as the winners of georgia's 2020 general elections treated as you examine the indictment you will see acts that are identified as overt acts and those identified as predicate acts, sometimes called acts of racketeering activ

we thought that the case in washington, d.c, by special counsel john jack smith was going to be the bige, but it's not even close. this racketeering indictment brings in so many charges and so many defendants and takes it through every single lie that trump made or people made on his behalf. so we have well over 100 acts in furtherance of the racketeering charge and this is a really powerful charge because it allows them to put together many different conspiracy schemes. it also carries with it, frankly, a mandatory minimum. so if trump or the other defendants are convicted and they don't have a chance at probation, they'll do at least five years in prison and maybe up to 20 or more. yeah laura, you mentioned the number of defendants, 19, including the former president. how much of an issue will that be for the trump legal team, especially if any of those turn on the former president? well, you've heard of it on the nose. i mean, it's a real problem, i think, for former president trump, because there going to be a lot of people trying to save their own skins by offering to cooperate aga

. >> john: jeff pegues, we have about a minute, apparently, till jack smith shows up. he does not say a whole lot when he comes out. >> no, he doesn't. i sort of bumped into him on a plane to miami, and i was just watching his mannerisms just to see if he would crack a smile with his team, maybe drink something. i didn't see anything like that. he seemed focused, even sitting -- i think he was sitting in a middle seat, may have been a window seat. sort of blended in. most people on the plane, i don't think he knew who he was. he wasn't trying to call attention. >> part of history now appeared indelibly. >> john: he has done, i think, 100 triathlons, so i think he has the fortitude to make it three middle seat. what do we know about his operation? it has been pretty unleaky, just as these kinds of investigations go, doesn't have a character to? >> jack smith's character. the prosecutors that he has on that team, they are among the best. they are pros. they are major league prosecutors. and you see that because there really aren't a lot of leaks coming out of that office

smith went right at it, just like he's taken on top figures in both parties. consider someone who was once the democratic party's rising star. the rapid fall of nominee john edwards. jack smith led that prosecution in 2011. >> john and i are honest and realistic with the american people. >> the story sending shock waves through the presidential campaign. after months of denials, john edwards admitted he had an affair while his wife battling cancer. >> the fall from grace for john edwards just as stunning and tonight a new low after a grand jury charged him with six felonies. >> a new low takes you back to grand jury proceeding there is that were moving a pace against at the time someone of the other party, democratic, and now where we followed a lot of those against republican donald trump. smith oversaw the case, and later in the context of these types of cases in general -- not just edwards, but the tricky balance issues and lines. he explained a fair prosecution for corruption does require intent. we heard a lot about intent in his current coup case. and proving that can be hard. he recounted how government officials can be in denial. >> a person's int

john. good to be with you. set your dvr. i'm sandra smith. >> john: and i'm john roberts. we'll see you tomorrow. "the story" starts right now. >> good afternoon. i'm trace gallagher in for martha maccallum on "the story." 49 counties in the state of florida now under a state of emergency as hurricane idalia heads to the coast of florida. officials warn it has the potential to be life threatening winds. it's projected to become a category three before making landfall. governor ron desantis is now urging residents to get out. >> in some of these areas like cedar key, some along the big bend, you're talking about really significant storm surge potential. this is similar, 10, 12 plus feet of storm surge that could happen in some of those areas. the storm surge is not something -- you're not going to win that battle if you decide to stay, stayed behind for that. >> you heard the governor talking about cedar key. we'll talk to two residents that have decided for the time being to stay put. first to steve harrigan. he's live for us in dunedin, florida. steve? >> that's, people lining up to make sand ba

donald trump, rudy giuliani, don charles eastman, mark randall meadows, john, jeffrey clark, jenna lynn ellis, ray spalding smith the third, robert david, michael grauman, david james schaefer, shawn steel, stephen clifford lee, harrison william prescott boyd, sidney catherine powell, kathleen austin latham, scott graham hall, and misty hansen also known as emily misty hayes. every individual charged in the indictment is charged with one count of violating georgia racketeer influenced and corrupt organizations act through participation in a criminal enterprise in fulton county, georgia, and elsewhere, to accomplish the illegal goal of allowing donald j trump to seize the presidential term of office beginning on january 20, 2021. specifically the participants in association took various actions in georgia and elsewhere to block the counting of the vote of the presidential electors who were certified as the winners of georgia's 2020 general elections treated as you examine the indictment you will see acts that are identified as overt acts and those identified as predicate acts, sometimes called acts of racketeerin

donald trump, rudy giuliani, don charles eastman, mark randall meadows, john, jeffrey clark, jenna lynn ellis, ray spalding smith the third, robert david, michael grauman, david james schaefer, shawn steel, stephen clifford lee, harrison william prescott boyd, sidney catherine powell, kathleen austin latham, scott graham hall, and misty hansen also known as emily misty hayes. every individual charged in the indictment is charged with one count of violating georgia racketeer influenced and corrupt organizations act through participation in a criminal enterprise in fulton county, georgia, and elsewhere, to accomplish the illegal goal of allowing donald j trump to seize the presidential term of office beginning on january 20, 2021. specifically the participants in association took various actions in georgia and elsewhere to block the counting of the vote of the presidential electors who were certified as the winners of georgia's 2020 general elections treated as you examine the indictment you will see acts that are identified as overt acts and those identified as predicate acts, sometimes called acts of racketeerin

donald trump, rudy giuliani, don charles eastman, mark randall meadows, john, jeffrey clark, jenna lynn ellis, ray spalding smith the third, robert david, michael grauman, david james schaefer, shawn steel, stephen clifford lee, harrison william prescott boyd, sidney catherine powell, kathleen austin latham, scott graham hall, and misty hansen also known as emily misty hayes. every individual charged in the indictment is charged with one count of violating georgia racketeer influenced and corrupt organizations act through participation in a criminal enterprise in fulton county, georgia, and elsewhere, to accomplish the illegal goal of allowing donald j trump to seize the presidential term of office beginning on january 20, 2021. specifically the participants in association took various actions in georgia and elsewhere to block the counting of the vote of the presidential electors who were certified as the winners of georgia's 2020 general elections treated as you examine the indictment you will see acts that are identified as overt acts and those identified as predicate acts, sometimes called acts of racketeerin

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john eastman himself. it's special prosecutor jack smith's indictment of donald trump, john eastman appears as coconspirator to, keep age 32 of that indictment says that on december 3rd john eastman, quote, circulated a two-page memorandum outlining a plan for the vice president to unlawfully declare the defendant, donald trump, the certified winner of the presidential election. >> i explicitly told vice president pence in the oval office on january 4th that even though it was an open issue under the circumstances we had i thought it was the weaker argument and it would be foolish to exercise such power even if he had it. what i recommended, and i have said this repeatedly, is that he exceed to request more than 100 state legislators in the swing states to give them a week to try and sort out the impact of what everybody acknowledged was illegality in the conduct of the election. >> he's lying. page 34 of the indictment, on january 4th, defendant trump held a meeting with coconspirator john eastman, the vice president, the vice presidents chief of staff, and the vice president's counsel for the purpose of c

john: abe grieve with peter doocy on that front. >> sandra: never mind us, "america reports." dvr. i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts. the story with martha in milwaukee starts right now. >> martha: hi, guys. good afternoon, everybody. i'm martha maccallum. "the story" comes to you today live from milwaukee which is the site of the first republican presidential debate, if you haven't heard. you might have heard something about that. it's a big deal. two days away now. we have governor ron desantis joining us in moments and a lot to get to with him in a huge consequential week for his campaign as rivals like vivek ramaswamy preparing in his own way. he posted this video. three hours of solid debate prep this morning. he's getting ready shirtless. i'm guessing that's his back yard tennis court. i don't know many places you can play without a shirt. i'm thinking he's add home. new polling shows iowa first -- the very first contest in the election, voters far from locked in. it's interesting when you get below the top numbers. more than 50% of voters say that they are debatable. wednesday night is a big opportunity for t

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