the author is kara swisher. kara, thank you so much. great to talk to you. you. ♪ geoff: one of the most commonly used drugs in the u.s. is also the deadliest, alcohol. over the last 20 years, more and more americans have died from alcohol-related causes. and a new study reveals those deaths have surged recently. william brangham takes a closer look. william: the cdc issued this new report, and it looks at both deaths directly tied to alcohol like cirrhosis of the liver as well as indirect death, like certain injuries and kinds of cancers. it found that in just five years, alcohol-related deaths rose by 29%. by 2021, alcohol contributed to the deaths of more than 178,000 americans that year. that's about 500 people a day, lost, because of consuming wine, beer or other alcohol. for a broader look at these findings we're joined again by keith humphreys, he's a professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at stanford university. very good to have you back on the newshour. were you surprised? this was your field of study. were you surprised by how much these

evgenia kara-murza is the wife of the opposition politician vladimir kara-murza.n rights activist and advocacy director of the free russia foundation. >>> coming up, the book club features a look at identity and the so-called american dream. it's also pulled from the headlines story exploring haitian heritage and racism. i'm talking about the national book award finalist american street. do not miss this conversation. detect this: living with hiv, craig learned he can stay undetectable with fewer medicines. that's why he switched to dovato. dovato is a complete hiv treatment for some adults. no other complete hiv pill uses fewer medicines to help keep you undetectable than dovato. detect this: leo learned that most hiv pills contain 3 or 4 medicines. dovato is as effective with just 2. if you have hepatitis b, don't stop dovato without talking to your doctor. don't take dovato if you're allergic to its ingredients or taking dofetilide. this can cause serious or life-threatening side effects. if you have a rash or allergic reaction symptoms, stop dovato and get med

another long time putin opponent, vladimir kara—murza, another long—time putin opponent, vladimir kara—murzaocked up in one of russia's penal colonies. like navalny, this politician, activist and anti—putin campaigner survived attempted assassination by poisoning — in his case, twice. my colleague sarah montague spoke to him in 2017 from washington, where he was then recovering from his second poisoning. she asked him why he thought he had been targeted. first of all, if you look at the track record over the last several years, they seem to be an extremely high mortality rate for some reason among people who have either been critics and political opponents of mr putin's regime or people engaged in independentjournalism. and as you well know, these people have died in different ways, some of them strange, mysterious ways, not only inside russia, but also outside, primarily in your own country where you are now. so, you know, this doesn't really fit into a normal statistical model, this high mortality rate. and in terms of my own case, again, i don't have any specific information. i didn't rec

please welcome to the show kara swisher. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> seth: welcome, kara. i usually try to avoid intimacy, but you -- >> seth: but you and i already have a great level of intimacy, so we want to now share it with everyone else. >> that is true. >> seth: you've been covering tech for a long time. >> 30 years. >> seth: we actually dug up your first article for the georgetown hoya -- that was the name of the georgetown newspaper. and just to show how much tech has changed. >> yeah. >> seth: this is -- the phone company was cracking down on cheaters. this is on pay phones. >> pay phones. >> seth: you wrote a pay phone article. >> i did. we had pay phones. and in fact, years later, i was walking in -- i have a lot of kids, but two of my older kids, we were walking in los angeles when they were kids. and they said, "what's that?" and i said, "it's a pay phone." they said, "what's it for?" i go, "well you went up to it and called people. then you put a dime in it." now just trying to explain it to them, my youngest said, "that's filthy." [ laughter ] and i was lik

tonight -- bowen yang author of "burn book," journalist kara swisher. an all-new "closer look.ring the 8g band with aric improta ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're doing all right and now if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news [ laughter ] wally. [ light laughter ] >> sorry >> seth: did you see wally just froze on the first card. [ laughter ] >> sorry about that. >> seth: own up to it. >> yeah. >> seth: look at your camera and own up to it >> yeah, i did >> seth: okay. >> i did [ laughter ] i was thinking about dropping a card, and then i was just going to leave if i dropped a card then i was just in my head >> seth: okay. >> i don't know why. [ laughter ] >> seth: well you know what, i will say best to do it on the very first card. >> yeah, and i didn't drop it, though >> seth: you didn't drop it. >> no. >> seth: did you feel -- were you like fumbling with it? >> no. no [ laughter ] >> seth: so, we've been doing this for ten years we're closing in on 1,500 shows. >> yeah, yeah. >>

kara you yea or nay, on monaco's new campaign, i know her very well. i think it's great. i think she's done a lot of great things. i mean, look, let's get away from the actual thing itself. she's the only one who has ever dropped the dime, written a book really, she's doing good things with the bullying and this, i think monica's a yea all the time and i can't believe he didn't ask me about my giant teens who eat all the time and storm courts. so i'm glad you didn't want to talk about cheesy a monic is great and i think this is great. >> ri khan, you, your day on monaco's reinvention i am may not because i don't have enormous respect for monica lewinsky, but because this is a millennial fashion brand claiming a gen x icon, that's an albridge >> okay? >> you'll have to explain to be lighter >> with that means up next, we open the burn book on big tech and kara is ready to spill the tea frank sinatra had connections with the mafia and >> all these nightclubs were owned by the mob. >> you didn't want to make guys that he was to vegas, >> the story of sensitive tomorrow at te

and i wanted to bring you back because kara constantly is bringing you back gifts. i wanted to bring you back a bracelet. i have come though, not bearing gifts. this is not for you because my daughter said you are not going to give our bracelet to that swiftie man that loves taylor swift on television. so i had been told explicitly that this beautiful, beautiful, beautiful bracelet is not for you. >> you go chris >> here. it says big fan selling author. >> but thank you all for being >> here except for lulu. thank you for spreading part of your day with us. we'll see you right back here next week

karas, what should i do? ukrainians to understand now, what is our need, what is our... involvement, what should it look like, what should we do? ukrainians must support the armed forces. i know, it's boring , i hope, by the way, on the air of this video it will be possible to display a collection bank for the 14th regiment, because if you speak for us, yes, then here is our third battalion, the 14th regiment of nakhtigal, it has recently been purely by force fpv pilots, sitting very close to the enemy, the distance is literally, well, about two kilometers, they repelled two enemy attacks. armored vehicles and this helped the ukrainian paratroopers, our second battalion also works a lot, and people could see some videos in the news, i don’t even guess that these are our cossacks, uh, well, what about the first battalion, it has a specific job, so we have a lot of debt now because the war has not stopped and no matter how people are not tired, and we have to win, we have to provide our units, so that they work

vladimir kara—murza returned to russia two months after putin's full scale invasion of ukraine. just days later and has been in prison ever since. last april, he was sentenced to 25 years for treason based on his criticism of putin's invasion. his wife, yevgeny kara—murza, stayed in the us with their three children and she now campaigns on his behalf. i spoke to her last year from her adopted home in the united states and she described the unbreakable will of her husband. as i said, in 2015 and 2017, my husband was poisoned. and both times the doctors gave him a 5% chance of survival. he was very lucky to survive. and he relearned how to walk and talk and, you know, carry out the simplest of tasks. and then he continued his work because he believes it to be more important, bigger than himself, if you want. and i've always known who i married to. i've lived with him for almost 20 years. and i deeply admire and respect my husband for his steadfastness in his fight for his principled stand, and for his refusal to back down and refusal to be intimidated no matter what. i deeply resp

that was a i sat right behind kara. that was a very angry judge that we that we looked at, and he used fighting words and some of these words like misleading that is not something you think trump will testify. i think trump will press very hard to testify in this case. this case is a strong case for the da. it is an election interference case of a different kind hiding information from the voters. but it's not a slam dunk case. trump could end up hurting himself more than helping himself if he testifies. >> it's also it's also personally sensitive for him because it's not just michael cohen who obviously bothers trump greatly. it's stormy daniels and karen mcdougal, potentially, as well. and trump has not been able to be quiet about the stormy daniels of it all. you know, he's criticized her and said that she wasn't his type. and i think seeing them get up there and testify could also be difficult for either whether or not he wants to testify and also how he responds in court to their testimony, kara scannell, thanks ve

joining me now is kara swisher, the host of the podcast on with kara swisher and the co-host of the pivotbook called brenda. i tech love story, which i love for many reasons, including i can hear your voice as i am reading this book. it's very good. let me start with elon musk. there are few people who have covered him as much as you have. text no longer. >> fair, but over the years, of course. one of the chapters in your book starts with an email he wants sent you with you are an -- a word i am not going to include right now because it is a family show on a sunday, but it is pretty clear to me that he is trump supporting >> 100%. hello, he lied. that's pretty much what he does all the time, he is doing all kinds of signaling and stuff like that. he thinks he is being subtle. he calls me karen, which is in the best insult you can come up with. i don't think he is trying very hard. he does it late at night. that's the way he has, he is as subtle as a brick. that's why doesn't he say he supports trump? >> because he wants to create drama, the same thing trump likes to do. why are we asking

remain in jail. >> so now to my >> conversation with his wife, evgenia kara-murza, who is central in the increasingly female lead fight for human rights and democracy in russia evgenia kara-murza, welcome to the program >> hello christiane. thank you very much for inviting me, but i'd like to ask you in light of your husband's persistent imprisonment in moscow in russia, and also being a one-year anniversary since the journalist evan gershkovich was taken his family tries to reach him. i know you try to read your husband and your kids. you try to get them to talk to him >> how do you do it? when was the last time you manage and how long can you talk? four the last time i talked to my husband was last summer in summer 2023 my kids were allowed 15 minutes on coal with their dad at the end of december of last year? and since we have three kids it meant that each of them got five minutes on the phone with their dad and that was the first call in over half a year? and i obviously had two measure those minutes with a timer because i could not allow one of our kids to speak to their father

host kayleigh mcenany and emily compagno and director of tech policy center at heritage foundation, kara frederick, and host of making money, charles payne. he is making money as he sits here. the number of legal challenges against trump raising questions now about whether they are political stunts to keep him from a second term or anything else. trump is in the florida courtroom right now learning when his classified document trial will begin and the timing would be key. the judge could push the trial until after the november presidential election and that could ignite outrage from the left, as did the decision for u.s. supreme court to take up trump's immunity case. that just happened and today, final arguments in hearing to determine if district attorney fani willis should be disqualified from handling the case against trump because of her romantic relationship with the prosecutor she hired, nathan wade. i wasn't kidding, he was married, prosecutorial paramour. charles payne. >> charles: i'm not a lawyer, but look at new york, with penalty and everything, $400 million to be paid on vi

let's bring in cnn contributor kara swisher and the author of burn book, kara up to. there's nobody on this thing. >> this is not a business. this is a meme stock. okay let me be clear. it is not. there are really significant small businesses in social media like snapchat. but this is not this is a this is a pimple on the whatever. you know, the expression. >> no, i want you to continue that. what pimple. what. no, i can't i believe i can't say it. >> i think they have trained it out of me. so, you know, it's not a business, but it can be a meme stock. and so it could go up quite a bit and then it will be shorted and then there'll be lawsuits. that's pretty much where this is going. and other lawsuit i'm trying to keep all of them straight in my head already. >> but just just give me until the end of the year. kara swisher always great to hear you. and again, read her book. it's called burn book. it's wonderful. thank you so much. >> thanks. >> well, the former rnc chief ronna mcdaniel, facing an escalating revolt over her hiring at nbc news. >> to me, that is inexpli

so kara, lee, with your best shot. >> okay. this don lemon firing by elon musk's should it was a surprise to people. it shouldn't have been surprised anyone, by the way, i called him the night before this interview and then i'd after instead, he's going to fire you or get rid of you, which she didn't think so because it was a average interview. and so i think when it comes out, it's going to be a very fair interview. and it'll just seem weird that elon reacted this way. musk that is it's never heard as opposed to another elam. well eliana, you're focused on free speech on campus this week. >> i am after student protesters overran a, an event last month featuring an former idf soldier and israeli lawyer, ron bar. you shuffle thought and tell us what campus university of california, berkeley. thank you. and the student attendees and the guest, mr. you shove thought had to be evacuated. they broke windows, they physically harassed students. mr. you shove thought is returning to the berkeley campus on monday in an attempt to redo t

kara, welcome back to "this week." thanks for joining us.reak down this debate for everyone. what is the concern about china? what are the prospects that tiktok will actually be banned? >> i think it's going to happen. i think it's going to pass. i think there's bipartisan support for it. president trump used to be for it until he was against it. now, in fact, had an executive order around it, but i think a lot of people are worried about two things, surveillance and propaganda, and right now the focus is mostly on propaganda, especially around the war in the middle east where there's more -- who is winning this war, and i think the bigger issue is that tiktok has become a news delivery vehicle, an entertainment vehicle. if you mashed all the different networks together, it's not as big as tiktok, and so they have unfettered access to the american people and obviously we can't -- our companies can't operate in china in any way whatsoever. it's not even unfettered in any style. i think there's a lot of support for it. i think tiktok's overpla

kara kara. kono kimi ni kyoroku. sono would you please bow your heads and pray with me?gracious god, thank you for this time. thank you for this gathering. we give you thanks that you have been. you have blessed kimono gakuin that has been offering us so many programs to many people, especially kindergartens and high school students, to learn japanese language and japanese culture. we pray that you will bless us and guide us as we begin this capital campaign to rehabilitate kim mongaku and building kamisama watashi, kokoro hiraku kono, kim mongaku and keisuke koji honto ni anata no kokoro ni canal. monotone animation. watashi hitori no kokoro hiraki. anata. in jesus name we pray, amen. thank you very much. members of jaaf for your kind words. blessings and prayers for us, i realize, if you could look out and look at one another like kim jong un hasn't seen as many people in a long, long time. and it's just so wonderful to see this auditorium once again being used, and i realize that many of you are visiting ki moon gakuen for the first time, but we definitely hope it wil

finally, kara writes the biography and amazon is selling it. and so it's crazy, but this is going to happen over and over again. they're going to have your show and the ai is going to make a laura coates show that isn't laura coates and stuff like that. and so things are going to change really quickly with this heavy duty computing, we're going into, that's a technical term, heavy-duty computing. >> but there's >> things happening that are even, you think you've seen damage and wondrous things are about to see astonishing things that are going to be scary and also really great for humanity. so let's focus on the great stuff. and mitigate against the bad stuff. >> what you ain't seen nothing yet. i'd be astonished if you can try to capture the essence of kara swisher to capture laura coates a little bit of attitude. >> ai laura, little bit. i put three yeah. as you're well know, you'd be taller in ai >> why? i'm perfect now. >> okay. right. sorry. >> okay >> minister, you perfection. i'm swishy superfan. thank you. a great book. thank you so muc

david: kara frederick, good to see you. thank you. >> thank you.administration taps brakes on ev mileage rating rules and critics say green energy push is damaging oil and gas industry and provides less choices for consumers but first, let's check in with our friends dagen and sean for what's coming up in the next hour on bottom line. >> hey, david. donald trump can't secure the half a billion bond then what comes next? no justice, no due process. we have the great steve moore here on that and gold term father that spoke out at state of the union and still has charges pending and brian mast. he'll be here on the show. >> tomi lahren, a win for all americans and a big loss for that jerk joe biden. the supreme court gives the go ahead for texas to start arresting illegal border crossers. it's a win for america. and then we have congressman john moolenaar on a chinese battery giant accused of bullying rural michigan residents, a community there in his district over a plant in that area. at the top of the hour. only at vanguard you're more than just an

kara scannell joins us now with more on that kara tell us more about this filing and what does it suggest about donald trump's ability to pay? >> well, it sounds like he needs more time to try to get this finances in order. he had initially asked the judge last month two if he could post a bond of 24.4 4 million. that's a fraction of the 83.3 million dollar award. that amount is due on monday. now, he had asked for a 30-day break from after the judge decided these post-trial motions and said that he needed that the judge hasn't ruled on that yet, and that was the filing today. we're them saying can we have three days after you issued your decision on this? perhaps a nod that they think they're going to lose wanting additional time to come up with this money. they sit he needed to finalize a ban, so it does suggest that maybe they don't have this locked up just yet, even though the deadline of monday has been known for weeks and that's one pretty big chunk of change there. what about the deadline for the former president to pay the even bigger judgment in the new york civil fraud case. >>

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cnn's kara scannell is following all of the developments for us. kara, what's the latest here? >> well, brianna, with >> just a few hours before donald trump's deadline was about to hit. he did post this bond in court this morning for 91 million. so he could appeal the jury award to e. jean carroll of $83.3 million. the difference in the price there is due to interests that trump would have to put up because he's posting this ban. there had been a question of where donald trump would get the money from for the bond. and now we have learned that the bond is being secured by a global insurance company very well-known company called chubb. so they have secured this ban and we also can see on the bond that donald trump signed it on tuesday of this week, that was as he was still asking the judge in this case face to give him more time to post the bonds. so now that this is kind of settled, the judge has asked e. jean carroll's attorneys to weigh in and see if they object to the bond or any of the terms. and if they do, they have to tell him by monday morning, if they do, then everyo

is now also very, very, very active, and we have a guest there, andriy otchanash, commander of the kara uav crew of the fourth brigade of the operational assignment of the lines of the national guard of ukraine. i congratulate you, mr. andrii, and congratulations on yesterday 's national guard day, also to... good evening, studio, good evening, viewers, thank you for the greetings, and i also want to say that you are currently collecting for the needs of the reconnaissance of the national guard of rubizh, we want, so that our viewers will also join it as much as possible and support specifically your brigade, the fourth brigade of operational assignment rubizh of the national guard of ukraine, these are the intelligence needs of this brigade, please look, we will have this qr code all. during the conversation, the goal is there very ambitious, 2 million, but it is worth it, and i hope, maybe a little andrii, say a few words about this collection, so that we also understand, in fact, the intelligence units of the rubizh brigade are currently collecting for night vision equipment, as well

kara you were inside for the hearing. bring us the details of what you saw oh, yeah, boris and jazz. so the judge held this hearing today because trump's lawyers said that the prosecutors in this case had withheld evidence that they should have gotten from federal prosecutors who have brought their case against michael cohen's several years ago. so the judge brought everyone into try to get to the bottom of this and he petted for both sides questions about the timing of events and when they asked for certain information at the end of the day, the judge said that he found that prosecutors were not at fault for the late turnover of information. he says that they acted in good faith and it was at that point that he ruled against donald trump and said that this case would move forward. we're to jury selection on april 15th at that point, trump's shook his head, looking frustrated by that ruling and ultimately, you know, now this case is moving forward. his past attempts to delay have fallen flat and it was lawyers did make an

john kara stay with us as we continue the conversation. let's bring in former federal prosecutor, jeffrey toobin. so jeff what do you make of this? it's a legal question is also a financial question? is this a flashing red light in terms of trump's abilities to pay if he can't, then what if he can't the plaintiffs both the state of new york and >> e jean carroll can move to collect the money that day. this is a finding judgment that is that exists in the world. and if there's no stay, they get to say to barbara jones, who is the independent monitor give us this money. and if you have to sell assets, you have to sell assets. so i mean the stakes are enormous. now, if judge kaplan is asked for three days, i'm sure he'll give them three days, but it sure doesn't look like trump is anywhere near collecting the close to $600 million. he's going to need to post these two bonds >> what's the history here? do you think he has any shot actually of getting the $83.3 million dollar e jean carroll verdict reduced does that happen? >> it does happen, b

this is a column, again, by a foreign agent, kara murza the younger.e calls for the upcoming elections to be recognized as illegitimate. this is now the main message of the entire imaginary opposition that has been scattered to pieces. kara murza. in fact , he’s now been behind bars for a quarter of a century for treason and fake news about the russian army, how does he manage to write for western publications, a mystery, and no less a mystery is what happened to another foreign agent included in russia’s list of terrorists, leonid volkov. this figure was beaten with a hammer in vilnius, and the window in the car is broken , there is a sad photo of him, and his leg seems to be covered in blood, but volkov does not look like a chop , as he later calls himself in the video, no, of course, he is in that jar with spiders, which their supposed opposition has long turned into, anyone could attack him, these already moth-eaten fighters against the regime are ready to gnaw each other’s throats for crumbs of grants, but somehow all this happened very timely, a

cnn's kara scannell is with me now. she's got much more on this. oh, care. what are the options like what is happening here? we've known this was coming. we've heard about it. the we've heard about the dollar amount. we know that it accrues interest every day. what is happening? here right? i mean, trump is known since mid-february. that has got to come up with this amount of money. and they're still working behind the scenes to try to get together some kind of package if possible. but they're also trying to get the appeals court to say you can only put up a smaller amount or don't post anything until this whole appeal is over. but as of now, they've said they've tried to get someone on to underwrite a bond insurance company. they've approached 30 none of them will do it if it's back solely by property. and that is trump's biggest asset as far outweighs any of the cash or stock that he has right now. he could also try to take out a mortgage on some of these properties. but one issue may be that the whole allegation in this case is that the inflated value of

kara switcher herself, she's also the author of burn book, qarrah paul manafort. he spent his chance 23 months in prison. he didn't have to do the seven years that he was sentenced to. but now we already might have a huge job. i mean, this is really unprecedented for trump to basically take a convicted felon and say, come on in well is it unprecedented? i don't know. he's bringing back his greatest hits. trump always does things like this. they'll do what he wants, will bring back people that were on the outs like steve, dan, and it'll throw them out again. i'll bring them back. and this guy obviously had a big role in raising money. and that's what trump needs right now, as you know, he's got that's the money troubles. so including in the campaign, not just personally. so he's going to have to find ways to raise money in this guy is essentially a classic washington influence peddler that's what he's looking. mobley. >> he knows how to raise money and apparently spent quite a lot of money as well. >> yeah. who among us has not wanted a python python code looks who

kara swisher, thank you for your insight. we'll be back in a moment. >>> according to unicef, 81% of households in gaza don't have enough access to clean water, and nine in ten people do not have enough food to survive. the organization's executive director is catherine russell here with us. welcome to "face the nation." >> thank you very much. >> you focus in particular on the children. we heard this week from the leaders of the u.s. intelligence community that there will be a generational impact from what is happening in gaza. the implications of that they were looking through the national security lens. from your perspective, what does that mean? what is a generational impact mean? >> it means that what's happening now is more than 13,000 children already have been killed, which is an astronomical, horrifying number. thousands more have been injured or we can't even determine where they are. they may be stuck under rubble. thousands more have lost one or both parents. some of these children you've seen them on the news the

so update our viewers, kara, what can you tell us? >> yes. or allen weisselberg just left the courthouse the short time ago, he entered a plea of guilty to two counts of perjury. these are felony counts relate to testimony that he gave to the new york attorney general's office in 2020 during a deposition as they were investigating the trump organization's finances, this specific charges that allen weisselberg said pleaded guilty to that were allies that he is admitted to involve him being asked, have you ever advised any financial institution that the value two of trump's triplex apartment was incorrect on the statements that they gave, he said, no, he only learned about it after it was given to them and they during the trial and during his guilty pleas today, they said that in fact, he did know because of conversations with forbes magazine, which was conducting its survey of trump's wealth that they had raised. questions about the size the triplex apartment in the financial statements, the trump organization had said that they were it was 30

kara betrayed women and girls. kara dansky. you both for dansky.because you you first, sarah, because you published recently in published an article recently in the magazine about the critic magazine about a trans identified judge, and you'd that you would use you'd said that you would use the preferred pronouns of that individual, you received individual, and you received a bit of flack for that. could you just talk to bit about just talk talk to us a bit about that article your reasoning ? that article and your reasoning? >> yeah , it was an article, >> yeah, it was an article, i thought, with a very important point about a judge who behaved in a way that was contrary to the judicial oath. a judge who made public pronouncements which were discriminatory and frankly, a bit bonkers, saying gender identity was a biological characteristic . and more characteristic. and more importantly for me , a judge who importantly for me, a judge who contacted me personally via linkedin using a profile that led no doubt that they were a serving judge. so i wrote

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kara scannell. thank you very much for joining us now is former federal prosecutor. we're not a mariotti. he's also the host of the podcast. it's complicated aptly titled, i've think i've said this to you before. rinaldo. it is complicated when we're talking about donald trump. i mean, we played that montage at the beginning of the show i mean, to indicate mean he has bracket think about his immense wealth. he's claimed that he's very wealthy on numerous occasions. i mean, that was sort of his brand for running for president back in 2016. and now all of a sudden he's saying he doesn't have the money or it doesn't want to have to sell these properties >> legally, what >> happens if he refuses to pay or doesn't pay by this monday? why >> if he doesn't pay on time collection efforts will move forward and that's what that's gonna look like is essentially the attorney general's office trying to put liens on various properties, of trying to obtain his interest in those properties. i notice i'm saying his interests in the property is not the properties them selves because o