. >> karen is gone i don't know where she is.just cry. >> one murder, one disappearance in the same smal town, but soon, police wit discover a connection. >> one of the tactics, amyjane brandhagen and karen wer together >> but that teenager and the missing mom, all in all. >> that moment, most of us kne that that was a coincidence. >> wassomeone stalking the woman of this tight-knit church? >> this sounds more like a zodiac type color. >> definitely. >> a race to connect the dot revealing a truth darker tha anyone imagined. >> i don't get that. i mean, it is just evil. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hello, and welcome to dateline pendleton, oregon, nicknamed the real west is filled with cowboy tradition but these days it's no rough down so, when a woman was killed in broad daylight, the communit was stunned. then, another brutal attack, almost exactly one year later. and a terrifying thought started to spread, was there a serial killer on the loose here's keith morrison with someone was out there. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> there are children born int this world for ho

any issue to get the putter back there with the fringe, karen?> well, it is tight and a little adjustment to pick up the putter a little bit quicker which means she might chop back on the back of the ball there more and you might see it pop up a little bit. it rolled smoothly. >> it should be a four, but it is back-to-back bogeys for angel yin at just the wrong time. she will mark and she is going to be standing in corpuz' line. >> it wasn't a bad putt, but she had to take it over the quicker cut of rough. >> and now, she'll have to take the driver over to 18, and this tapped in, a birdie would tie her with lilia vu. allisen corpuz. >> it is going straight back up the hill, tom. for allisen. >> yep, she has had the experience of playing in a final round of the major championship and a chance to make a very big check on 18. and now angel yin to tap-in for bogey. >> how does she compose herself for the final hole. >> yes, this is an important walk to focus and change her composure. >> the gallery is trying to help her along with that. and lilia vu

agree with karen. if you look at the purchase and assumption agreement, where another bank acquires, that is insured and uninsured. something like over 90% of uninsured depositors have been taken into the p and a by the new banks so that is there. here is what i think made a difference over the weekend because the ftse had to meet -- make this lease cost without systemic risk and that is why they want with an unusual structure. it became increasingly clear that we in most other law firms, it was rolling half-hour calls. payroll, all over not only to silicon valley, ohio, and in other places by small institutions was not going to be met. so the idea there would be this ripple effect throughout the economy at small and medium-size businesses would not make payroll, i think is what turned it around, and i knew -- do not think it is a forcing of the ftse but a realization by the house, ftse, fed, and treasury. payroll, the example karen has she knows about it and i think it was repeated in another of other

dr karen bacon i wanted to ask ou if the good.en bacon i wanted to ask you if they are any — good. dr karen bacon i wanted to ask you if they are any use _ good. dr karen bacon i wanted to ask you if they are any use for _ good. dr karen bacon i wanted to ask you if they are any use for a - you if they are any use for a useless gardener like me but we are out of time. thank you very much, i will have to find out for myself. time for a look at the weather. hello. it may have been a chilly start to this easter weekend, but we've got plenty of fine weather to come over the next few days. changes late on sunday, turning wetter in the west, and that rain pushing south across the uk overnight and into monday, with showers following on behind. until then, it's high pressure holding on, keeping atlantic weather systems at bay. that means there's going to be plenty of fine weather and some sunshine, the best of the sunshine in the west until late sunday, when this weather system moves in and you can see it turning wetter overnight and into

karen and i were humbled by that. but if you look in the inside jacket of the book, there's two paintings, john. one is a painting that was in my office outside of the united dates senate. it is by an artist from indiana named tc steel. he is the leading landscape artist in indiana about a century ago. it's a painting of a little winding road taken back into the woods, and i capture at the outset of the book after a tumultuous day in january of 2021, i use that painting as a way of going back to indiana and beginning to tell my story. but at the end of the book, you will find another painting, also by tc steel. it hung in my office in the west wing for all four years, and is a classic indiana horizon, rolling hills and trees, a vista as far as the eye can see, and then there is a slight tint in the clouds. and as i write at the end of "so help me god", some people saw that painting and wondered what time of day it captured. was it don or dusk -- dawn or dusk? but i never wondered. it is dawn because the sun is always

karen: absolutely.ng to make the argument that the process should be allowed to work, they have to stay away from the process as much as they can. not the same as is happening with a lot of their talking heads on television. i think democratic elected officials need to stay clear of this. amna: david, it is an unprecedented moment. if you are a republican weighing a 2024 bid and there is all this uncertainty, what you do? david: take a second look. his numbers did not look dominating three or four months ago and they do look dominating right now. you have to think, that is a steep hill to climb. i have to say, i am one of these people who wish the georgia case had gone first. amna: why is that? david: trying to steal an election is a crime i can understand. or trying to incite an insurrection. falsifying business records? it looks a lot more complicated and a lot less sure. we will see with the indictment holds. i will not prejudge that. the most similar case i am aware of is the john edwards case. that

karen and i were driving around in our pontiac grand prix. a little sign on the door, we would tape, mike pence for congress. as i recounted in the book, i got a phone call to hurry to the hospital in columbus. in i walked into the hospital and my brother ed had his arm around my mom. he said, dad's gone. that was the worst day of my life. by far. but i try and write in the book very candidly about how i worked through that. i dealt with it and tried to be candid about growing from it. for me, that was maybe the greatest challenge. beyond the whole public responsibility have had, and challenges we had in the public square. there is nothing more important than family. [applause] >> the way i read it, this was definitely a levitt first site -- a love at first sight with karen. most politicians say my wife and i reteam. but i get the feeling that there is not a piece of your life where your wife karen and you are not melded together. this is a really important relationship. that is the sense i get. >> i dedicated the book to karen. the love of m

between dan and karen. and, you know, tim was more on karen's side the problem is the reset of the loans. how much is coming -- >> well, vornado, i think 2024 is the first major one of their corporate debt. >> yeah. >> but you know, the properties are -- if they default on one, it's not going to take the whole thing down >> the problem is, most of these things don't trade outside -- they trade as a block. so, if 1.6 or 1.5 trillion is being reset over the next year and a half, it will drag the entire space down, guilty by association. so, that is the only reason -- oh, deanfinitively, but stocks n ouls go lower, so, to tim's point, i don't know if picking the bottom is the right thing, i don't think you said that. you -- i don't disagree with that you're getting a yield on it, and all of these names have guided lower so, that's already in the price. and they definitely kitchen sinked last year, because they were all beaten up last year, so, a lot of that is already in the price. >> you know what else is in

karen? >> same.e, but extraordinarily good at running an efficient, incredible business with huge growth. i -- i feel like it keeps happening and -- >> nice yogi >> yet, and here we are. is there a lot more to come on this tradedown trade >> right, if you believe it's happening, that's why you like walmart and that's why you like mcdonald's or whatever other restaurant or place you like, then why not here? >> well, every once in awhile, we see they miss and then, so, they miss whatever the amount of the miss is, times the multiple contraction, and that becomes a big hit, but you've been right to stay in it all the way. i've missed hundreds of points >> all right, we've got a news alert here on the debt limit vote contessa brewer has the details. >> well, the republicans have passed it in the house this is mccarthy's plan to lift the debt limit bill 1.5 trillion, but that extension would expire in march of next year it's part of his plan to try to get the democrats and the president to come to the tab

karen. i mean, this is it's a building, you know? well, this is where guilty and the innocent go to face to face justice. and that is what is happening to this defendant today explain a little bit about what will happen when he gets there, so when he arrives, he will be first processed arrest process by the da's office, the law enforcement arm of the da's office, which are these retired police officers, who are d, a investigators, and so he's not under arrest. now he's under arrest when he enters that building. yes when he enters that building, he will be considered in their custody. he'll be arrested. the paperwork will will be done if it if it hasn't already been done. i mean, this is a very quick normally, arrest processing takes several hours. so if the arraignment is scheduled for 2 15, i think that they have already streamlined much of it, and then they will take him to court where he will be told what the charges are by the judge, and he will be arraigned on those charges and that he

or is another bubble brewing karen, you're in bitcoin what do you think? >> i am.etween a craze and a bubble i'm not exactly sure, but i saw your interview this morning, which was interesting, and basically, this idea of -- two things, one, the fed raising, that was very important for bitcoin and also the bank fear of, you know, i want to have some more security both of those haven be really good for bitcoin i think the disaster o fall was ftx and all the fraud and then, you know, gemini, genesis, all of that seems to be in the rear view mirror at the moment i think, though, if the fed continues, maybe that will cool this -- this rally a little bit. but if they pause, i think there's more to come >> all right options traders are betting bitcoin's move higher means bigger things for one crypto exchange mike khouw's got the action. mike >> yeah, we're looking at coin base coin base is one of the busiest single stock options today 1.7 times its average daily call volume the busiest were the weekly 75 strike calls we saw well over 28,000 of those trade for $1.44 a cont

all right, so, focus on the profitability of cloud, karen. there's also, of course, the second-straight quarterly decline in ad revenue, which is something we should take away and apply to other companies, as well >> yes, but i think it was better than feared i thought that was actually a mild positive. the biuy back, the $70 billion buy back but to the point about expenses, they've been the -- for sure and there must be so much room to cut we know they're going to shrink their footprint of real estate and employees. i can't help but think there's more to do there and i think -- if you look at what's happened to met toe since they, you know, found religion in the -- >> efficiency. >> right i mean, i think google really has more to do so, all in all, i thought it was fine i feared worse and this was enough, i think >> yeah. feels like a sigh of relief here >> for sure. and i will say that i think they get the benefit of valuation works for them, so, they didn't have to knock the cover off the ball, i think people are looking for valuation. now

karen said it, you know, huge spending in cap-x in reaction to the demand during covid. that was sort of difficult to manage around, but my view coming into the year was that this focus was going to have to shift, and it has. you need to see gross margin expansion. i thought you probably would and now you have aws, prime, advertising, that representing 55% of revenues, it was 52% last quarter, so -- top line up 9%, cost of sales up 2%, that's exactly what we wanted to see here dan said it, sort of beat across the board, so -- there's a lot to like. i think maybe the only thing you have to think about at this point is the valuation i think it's trading at over 40 times, you know, a lot of the peers that it gets lull ped in with, trading quite a bit lower, so, the question is, what happens on the cost front and what can they do on the growth side to justify that valuation but certainly, showing me everything that i wanted to see, as we were heading into this year >> valuation, it's such an interesting one, especially when we saw the moves out of google and meta, and karen,

the fact that i found a broken fingernail on her hand >> karen johnson's son, the bo who called 9-1-1d been playin a video game in a spare bedroo all afternoon, and had not heard or seen anything unusual strange, but what also concerned the lawmen was the fact that bonnie harkey was no there. >> so, you are thinking bonnie harkey is out there somewher maybe in the orchards. >> that was the thought with sheriff brown. >> bonnie had serious health problems she was frail, suffered from dementia in short, she had to be found, and fast >> sheriff brown called th president inside the helicopte -- >> she couldn't have gone very far. >> correct, that's where our thoughts were. >> by nightfall, word of bonni harkey's disappearance had spread far and wide. her stepson, bruce harkey, who had been visiting his brothe in fort worth that we can, cal the sheriff's office wanting t know some details. >> this is bruce harkey. i'm getting some awful strange phone calls, and i'm trying to figure out what the hall i going on >> what are you calling in reference to >> she said they found som lady dead, an

labor costs going up fuel costs going up. >> right karen? >> well, we were talking on the call today, what are, you know, the derivative trades from that, have the hotels run up so much they've had a huge run i don't own the airline space the reason tim says it's a trading vehicle. just too hard to gauge and they do have all that debt, though they did manage to refinance at decent rates. >>> a lot more "fast money" to come here's what's coming up next >> glamorous gains lvmh surginging a china sees the retail rebound so, can this name keep trading in the lap of luxury >>> plus, billionaire investor and houston rockets owner tillmanner if tee that joins us in just a few. his take on credit, the consumer, and how he's putting money to work. you're watching "fast money," live from the nasdaq marketsit in times square. we're back right after this. - [soldier] take a look at this! - they've left us a gift. - [soldier] i think we misjudged them. - i love horses. (birds chirping) - [soldier] we should open the gate. - let's see what charlotte think

but karen, what's interesting? is that okay? yes lots of social media posts, but to the cameras, trump uncharacteristically silent, right? there was almost as if he was taking this with a level of seriousness actually seemed that way. and it actually seemed that perhaps his legal team may have said look, here's the carrot. you get to talk when you get back to florida, but between now and then let us do the talking. do as we say, hmm, carrying themselves with the level of seriousness and let's also remember. i mean, over the years, trump has avoided the exact moment we're about to see tomorrow and that is he will be facing a judge in court. he has been a master of avoiding this. many cases have been brought against him. he has avoided this very moment that we're going to see tomorrow, right depositions , but never this moment, jonah and it does seem you know, advisor said he's defiant and focus now, of course, they're going to spin this. however, they want to spin it, but, um, at least at this moment, he isn't treating it like a

phil comes back a few minutes later, says karen north carolina. and i'm like, phil, don't bother me. i got to get this story done. finally, about 9:00 or so, phil comes to the office and he goes pennsylvania, and we need to recalibrate. so phil sits down in my office with me and by 1030, we have too close to call. and by midnight we have trump's victory and had phil not been in my office that afternoon, the front page of the washington post the next day would have been blank. i will say, by the way, it is a real tragedy for washington post subscribers that parents beautiful piece never saw the light of. she wrote the most spectacular story about the first woman elected president. with all the this and history and and what it means for the country and for hillary clinton, you know, if you've ever visiting washington, just come by. i've got it saved on my hard drive. anyway. but so phil went on to write to with our other colleague, carol leonnig, to books that went straight to the bestseller list about the trump presidency. and i think that, you kno

we mentioned karen macdougal again . her story is, according to the statement of fact, part of a pattern by the former president and david pecker, reading another passage from the statement of fact, about what there's a quote about five months before the presidential election in or around june 2016 , the editor in chief, the national choir and am is chief content officer. the mediator in chief contacted lawyer a, which is michael cohen. about a woman woman. one karen macdougal, who lead she had a sexual relationship with the defendant while he was married. now randi kaye has more on karen macdougal story. i met donald when they were filming the celebrity apprentice at the playboy mansion. playboy model karen mcdougal says she met donald trump in 2006, she told anderson cooper there was an instant attraction. you can see him looking at you could see it. mcdougall says. the two later had a date at trump's bungalow at the beverly hills hotel. night ended we were intimate. so there's the sex was consensual. it was clear. yes

karen can speak to this, it probably trades a little less than 13 times next year's numbers.ou probably, i think you have maybe 20% eps growth, maybe a hair more. it's always traded at a discount, because quite frankly, i hope somebody from fedex is watching, they haven't run their particularly well. now they're -- i think they have their arms around things now this drive program, which you mentioned, $4 billion savings, goes right to the bottom line by 2025, and if you look at the last quarter, that was surprisingly good. so, i understand one quarter does not a trend make, but if they continue to operate the way they did the last quarter, this stock is just too cheap here at 13 times, so, yeah, i like fedex here, i think u.p.s. is fine, but i think fedex is finer >> julie, what do you say is fedex finer? kids at home, don't use that word, finer, it's not a real word >> i think the big challenge for fedexhere is that they're trying to combine their express and their ground groups. and the thing is that they've been able to avoid unionization by strict categorization of these

karen? >> so, i think, i meanen, the stock acts pretty well given actually i'm sort of surprised it's not down more. i wonder about this continually cutting prices at some point, do you train the customer to wait right? if you are a customer who bought a y not that long ago -- >> right >> you're not going to be happy. >> five cuts ago >> exactly you're not going to be happy about this i'm sure a lot of thought goes into the price cuts, no doubt, but it's kind of a -- should be a worrying trend, as we see margins go down, obviously >> yeah, i would argue, you know, along with tim, you shouldn't be surprised you are seeing margins thinner, but there was debate on whether or not they were going to be able to maintain that 20% margin level and they're coming in below that keeping in mind these peaked out around 29% last year, right? so almost a 10% decline in terms of margin. and when you couple in the cap x spin they're wrapping up, the further and further that you push this off and it becomes

generally speaking i agree with karen. been a run, but potentially massive long-term. >> yeah. courtney >> i think people got excited about this pace last year and turned on it this year after it that massive outperformance. you're starting to see people come back into the space, but i think that's likely going to continue this year yes, it's had a good run, but still has room definitely want this in your portfolio. >> is this in your barbell either end >> merck you look at the earnings, 70 times for america, 40 and 8 time lilly. looking at divergent -- you've got the celebrity endorsements i always think that's going to attract the retail investor. >> time for the final trade. let's go around the horn jeff mills. >> well, we've all said it -- merck. i think generally throws into health care have been week, so i'm watching the 115 level i think it breaks and goes higher. >> bonawyn eison >> staying calm with mcdonald's. >> exxon something you want to take a look at. >> karen >> yes, going into thorrings i am long alphabet,

if we're talking about karen mcdougal and stormy daniels, talking the about the days before the 2016 election how much will the prosecutors make of that moment in time? earlier i was talking about the "access hollywood" tape, the way he was talking about the former miss universe pageant. are they likely to bring the courtroom -- bring the jurors back to what it was like the days before the election to try to set the stakes for why donald trump would want to be paying a woman off not to say anything about an affair she says she had? >> absolutely, and i think that one of the critical things that we just learned is it's a conspiracy count now, the conspiracy count is important because it doesn't just give the district attorney a legal platform to make -- to bring in the catch and kill narrative, but it heal will likely be what's called a speaking inindictment. as andrew and neal know, indictments come in two flavors. the traditional is a highly legalistic document that tracks what is stated in the law with a very small smattering, if you would, of facts. a speaking indictment, which is

my name is karen and therefore, how are you, my swallow nothing fine. yesterday, of course, yesterday was worse. today i'm not asking you. my name is karen for as long as i remember you since childhood, you dragged all sorts of nonsense into the house. kitty now here karen is very important to eat. my name is curry. nom with a man to talk. mom, he wait, here you are making pies. well, well , you add yeast, i add it. here, imagine. that's what dough does. it grows and swells. imagine that i am dough. what will happen? pies with prunes so can i say your name is big-very big. tell him not to slowly take his contribution back. unfortunately, this process is no longer reversible. you said, unfortunately pulled out. here, imagine the cards. yes, i'm the lady. yeah, and karen is the king, who is the king of the six? can i say woman woman? you still think i have no one to live with, right? or even the horse herself. mom, why do i eat pickles pressure all day? no, my beloved daughter comes, and instead of saying, mom, i'm pregnant, she starts highlighting us. i

karen, if everyone is in the seat you have assigned them, hit the projector. when i look back over the last year, i think i have grown, i am much more focused. [laughter] i feel relaxed. [laughter] i mean occasionally there are moments i feel stressed. [laughter] i may have aged a bit. one of the great things about being in the white house is having laura close by whenever she drops by my office my day is brighter. [laughter] [applause] she helps me in a one million ways. here she is helping me pronounce azerbaijani. [laughter] [applause] we have two dogs. this is our dog barney. with eyebrows like that he ought to be a senator. [laughter] you can tell barney is in some trouble here. this is the day he chewed up the list of undisclosed look at -- locations and we could not find deck. the little guy keeps a lookout like this hour after hour. i wish tom ridge had never had that talk with him about homeland. [applause] this is our dog spot. people often ask me how i came up with that name. i don't know i'm just creative. [laughter] the thing about spot is she thi

. >> not diana >> definitely not diana, karen and samuel >> karen ham was already somebody get who hadcall records. she was a high frequency color >> you've got a friend o diana's buying the disposabl phone that cold peggy just before she was killed. >> yes it was a big moment. >> now, they knew who ha bought a phone the next step was to figure ou who turned the track phone on. track funds need to be activated using another phon to call an 800 number. after three weeks, detective colin hatchet finally persuade a track phone manager to giv him this piece of paper. >> he had circled the phon number, it was the number that called to activate that trac phone. >> whose number was that >> andrea benson >> had that name surface before >> yes, absolutely all over diana's phone records >> she was one of those people that popped into diane is like one day and it was in d.c. and, benson head a rap sheet >> so what is going on here? how many people are involved i this >> that's the question of th day. >> the other big question, wha did diana nagel do well she wa in washington d.c. >> detectives st

george halleluy dear karen georgievich i ask you to rise to this stage. must tell you for those who do not know that karen georgievich is my teacher, my master, it was he who took me to vgik in his workshop a quarter of a century ago, and it is to him that i am grateful , uh, for everything that i can do in cinema. i listened carefully to your lessons, they sat out their pants in our geek buffet, thank you. uh, well, i'm certainly very excited. i am very grateful for me. it's a huge honor the moscow festival played a very important role in my life. you know, at the time when i was young for us, he opened the world of great cinema. we have not only seen great pictures. we also saw them by those who created them, this is federico fellini and bergman antonione. kurosawa kapoor whom marquez he did not create, but he came to the moscow festival. i remember it well, who was just a background, who was just not here. it was for us, that discovery, which in general led us to some kind of me in all cases in the cinema, by the way, your own can be a very important p

karen and i were humbled by that. but if you look in the inside jacket of the book, there's two paintings, john. one is a painting that was in my office outside of the united dates senate. it is by an artist from indiana named tc steel. he is the leading landscape artist in indiana about a century ago. it's a painting of a little winding road taken back into the woods, and i capture at the outset of the book after a tumultuous day in january of 2021, i use that painting as a way of going back to indiana and beginning to tell my story. but at the end of the book, you will find another painting, also by tc steel. it hung in my office in the west wing for all four years, and is a classic indiana horizon, rolling hills and trees, a vista as far as the eye can see, and then there is a slight tint in the clouds. and as i write at the end of "so help me god", some people saw that painting and wondered what time of day it captured. was it don or dusk -- dawn or dusk? but i never wondered. it is dawn because the sun is always

also on a friday, a quiet friday at that, okay, karen and l. a hold on for us, because believe it or not, we have more breaking legal news. there has been just another ruling about the same widely used abortion drug. that's before kristen this one out of washington state, where 12 states sued the fda in an effort to make access to mifepristone easier, and the judge ruling those 12 states should not be blocked from distributing this drug. this is directly opposite of what the texas judge just ruled. if you're confused, you're not alone. i want to go back to ariane de vogue. ariane tell us more about. we're learning from this ruling and how it impacts the ruling from the judge in texas. you're definitely not alone to be confused here. this is an entirely different lawsuit, but it has to do with this same medication abortion drug this case, unlike the one we were just talking about was brought by liberal states, and they actually said that the fda has to ease access to this medication. abortion drug right so completely opposite from what the plain

>> i didn't hear the name karen mcdougal. we heard stormy daniels' name. >> martha: that's significant. one of the things we were looking to intensify this presentation of this indictment was that we heard david pecker involved in two hearings. he came back at the end and thought maybe that karen mcdougal's part of this story would put more substance behind, this sounds like that's not the case. so the judge says he wants to move fairly quickly. the next hearing isn't until december 4? did i hear that right? >> yeah, no, you heard that right. he wants to move quickly. the next hearing isn't until december 4. >> there will be motions. september -- in august, there are the motions that the defense can file. and then the prosecution has to respond by september 19. and then the next hearing would be december 4. it is quit a ways off. yes. >> did the defense show their cards on the types of motions they're going to file? was a change of venue, a motion to dismiss the case? >> change of venue was not mentioned. when the prosecution

you know, i was talking to karen before we walked up here and i said karen , i focus on the media. this feels like a huge deal. am i wrong? is it because i've never heard or seen anything like this before? where you have a sitting member of congress trying to sort of maneuver his way out of this, you know, investigation into the former president and karen to your point. you said i've never seen anything like this. never seen anything like this. before and d a brag in this 50 page, uh, legal filing that was filed today he sets out a campaign of interference and intimidation. because as as you said representative jim jordan is trying to say yes, it's because of these $5000 in federal funds and that you claim that you have oversight over that, but really what alvin bragg sets out with, including the all the tweets by the former president, as well as jim jordan and others. he also included the photo of the baseball bat near his near album, bragg's head. he talks about the racial, the racial slurs that dog whistles and also that as a result of this campaign of intimidation. by jim jorda

series master with monte carlo already in the second round belarus played against 12 in the world karen khachanova from russia in the first game and your channel the fight to the silver medalist in tokyo but still lost on the tiebreak 6.7 second light khachanov took confidence at 6:2 1 hour and 41 minutes the meeting in the 1/8 finals karen played another representative of russia andrey rublev. commonwealth field hockey cup among women's teams continues baranavichy in the 10th anniversary tournament 8 teams take part. they are divided into two quarters, three clubs represent the russian federation in the central match of the game day, the second defeat in the competition was suffered by the current champion belarus liked the grodno rhythm 26 from minsk, to be honest, as if it were officially playing. well, there are questions and still they will be yes, according to the game according to the system according to ours, everything happens so far. they are generally childish. well, so much so that such mistakes should not be made. yes, it's basically okay. club minsk thus tomorrow to argue

okay you guys, karen's back i'm just going to small spoil it, say karen is going to try to bounce backr "whalegate." [ laughter ] an artist in australia recently set a guinness world record for the widest wig "finally," said charlie brown. [ light laughter ] so, i guess the idea is he's got a big, 'ol wide head and then he's long wanted to wear a wig and then, this was good news and i don't know [ laughter ] i feel like it doesn't even work a [ bleep ] tiny bit [ laughter ] ooh, this is going to be a good one. compared [ laughter ] the justice department has filed a lawsuit against the drugstore rite aid that alleges it violated the controlled substances act, and said the company, quote, "knowingly filled unlawful prescriptions. so, needless to say, many former rite aid employees are going to have to work on their cvs. [ laughter ] [ audience oohs you know [ applause ] you know how a -- you know, people in modern america, when they lose their job, say, "well, i best work on my cv." "show me ian." [ laughter and applause today was molecular biologist james watson's 95th birthday wow, 95

okay karen. here's the thing, though, that i still am confused about and that is we know that michael cohen himself has said that this catch and kill scheme was in place prior to 2007 when he joined the trump organization, which obviously is before trump was a candidate. we also know from the ap in washington post reporting that trump team trump, including cohen, pressured in touch magazine. ah with money to not print the stormy daniels story 2011 again. trump was not a candidate. how do they get around it and make this this was for the election of predicate upon which the felony counts are charged. so i think that way they can show that is the timing , in particular the fact that the money and the agreement was right before the election. it was, i think a couple of weeks before daniel specific exactly, and i think i think the conversations that it was about the election also. so that that ryan just talked about, i think really is going to be powerful evidence here. to show that this wasn't for s

and later, a trip to the british embassy and a cup of tea with ambassador karen pierce.er thoughts on the war in ukraine, being a woman in a male dominated field, and yes, the upcoming coronation of king charles. . so we saw a pretty jarring split screen this week from the two leading candidates for president in 2024. and that split screen served as a reminder of what is at stake in this election. on one side, president joe biden formally took the plunge, officially launching his reelection campaign in a video released on tuesday. in it, the president reiterated his commitment to protecting personal freedoms. from voting rights to abortion rights to civil rights. big issues in this campaign. he also hosted a state dinner wednesday night where the highlight was the south korean president singing american pie, how american is that? and last night, president biden joins hundreds of people in a hotel ballroom to make jokes that only a washington crowd would laugh at. in other words, all of this was pretty normal fodder for an episode of the west wing. and that is intentional

to michael cohen, but stormy or i should say karen mcdougal was different. there wasn't actual catch an kill scheme. which the national enquirer, 450, 000, but the rights to he story. her story was not publishe before the 2016 election here. but what is unique about her story, again, the fact that th allegation is that donald trum and michael cohen had ha conversations with david pecker, the publisher of the nationa enquirer about buying storie like karen mcdougal's. which they did and david pecker and the national enquirer, the acknowledged to federa prosecutors previously, th question is, did they go to th quiet state prosecutors, the matt da and the grand jury thi time around? and say what they told federal prosecutors previously and that that, in order to buy karen mcdougal's story was don for the principal purpose of influencing the 2016 election. if in fact the grand jury is bringing charges related t election violation, that i where, was it to influence the presidential election? that is where karen mcdougal's story specifically reall becomes importan

karen mccoy. google. trump's longtime friend and then chairman of the national enquirer's parent company, david pecker, is believed to have orchestrated that $150,000 payment, pecker testified before the grand jury monday. trump also denies any affair with mcdougal. trump's lawyers are now vowing to fight, saying they will move to get all charges dismissed before any trial. there's no crime. i don't know if it's going to make the trial because we have substantial legal challenges that we have to two front before we get to that point, cnn has been digging into who this last witness was on thursday before the grand jury voted to indict trump a lot more could become clear as this case progresses, and we'll see just how strong this case might be after the indictment is unsealed likely tuesday at the arraignment. in the meantime, former attorney general bill barr is the latest now speaking out, joining republicans in saying that this case is just a political hit job in a weak case, notably no, no one has seen

i mean, karen mentioned the speech the other night. you know that sounded to me like a guy that you did you know that you encounter in a bar who you wind up sitting next to and he's griping to you about his bad divorce. i mean, and you're like , well, what are you doing now? and he's like, let me tell you what she did next, and you know, it's that's what it sounded like to me. i don't think most elections, john in my experience. our one on the past. there won or lost on the future , and that's gonna be his problem in the primary comes because the smart primary candidate will be talking about the future and ignoring donald trump. except for when he pops up and then, like whack a ball, you hit him down. but also we got signs this week that 2024 is again going to be about protecting democracy and freedom . donald trump attacking democracy in our democratic institutions. what happened in wisconsin? people said, no. we're going to stand up for reproductive freedom. we're going to stand against gerrymandering, which is basically subverting t

karen finney, thank you so much. thank you. well, outfront next. we are going to continue to follow the breaking news out of nashville. we are standing by for the republican house to vote on whether to expel justin pearson. plus a new explosive report alleging supreme court justice clarence thomas accepted a number of luxury trips and yet disclosed none of them. the reporter who broke the story is my guest and breaking news. israeli forces now striking gaza after facing a barrage of rocket attacks will bring you the latest. erin burnett outfront broughtht to yu by home instead. personalized in home care for older adults. if your instinct i to help. and clearly, you care. you have what it takes to be a care professional. finally home instead, apply now and begin your career in caring with fidelity income planning will help you create a clear, personalized plan for cash flow even when you're not working plan that includes all your accounts so you can enjoy whatever comes next. that's the planning effect from fidelity. welcome to stormy heights. where

there was no mention of the alleged affair with karen mcdougal. there was some speculation that the alleged affair with karen mcdougal may be wrapped into this case, and as far as what i heard before i left the courtroom, there is no indication that that's the case, that this is focused solely on the $130,000 that were paid to stormy daniels. >> and we should note, we have not seen the former president leave that courtroom. so we have to assume, based on what we know, that this hearing is still going on, which is considerably longer, i think, than anyone expected. i am wondering, throughout the panel here -- >> reporter: i can -- >> go ahead, adam. >> reporter: that's right. i can tell you part of the reason that it's going on a bit longer is because the first person to speak was a representative, an attorney for the media. and they talked about that this case has monumental significant to the public and we understand they are competing interests and interests on behalf of the defendant. but he is very concerned on working on a media plan going fo

welcoming former assistant district attorney, karen friedman, a top aide to cy vance, the first questioniven what we learned there, were you around when this was all going down, and tell me what happened and what influenced his decision to not charge in 2018, 2019, 2020. >> yeah, so it's not unusual when two offices are investigating the same crime or the same person that you bump into each other, and that happens from time to time between the department of justice in the southern district primarily as well as the manhattan d.a.'s office. so in this particular instance, when we were investigating, there were three different investigations going on regarding -- regarding the former president one of them happened to be the stormy daniels hush money payments, and as cy vance said yesterday, the southern district asked the manhattan d.a.'s office to stand down there were already well underway, and it wasn't an issue because cy vance had two other matters that he was also going forward with, and so he pressed pause on one, continued on the others, and then we know the rest >> so to those who

today's lecture, energy analyst karen kneisel is here. she is also a former foreign minister . was asked a question today. what will happen to the eu economy if they completely abandon russian energy resources karen klaisa admitted that this is all possible, but the standard of living will fall very strongly in the eu countries. there are countries such as germany for example, it is a large international market if prices rise by 40-50%. this is about imports, if we are looking for it elsewhere , the problem is the price and what is left of this industry, and whether it can continue to exist. i fear that many industries. they will simply leave, as it was before, and europe will turn more and more into a factory. also today, currying, and the european union has no politics; there are only solid ones in politics. sanctions. they are trying by all means to destroy our country and inflict a strong blow on our economy, but they will not succeed. and then. yes, thank you maria valieva is following the program of the educational marathon of the russian knowledge society as far as russi

we'll get back to you and karen, just a second mayor eric adams. new york city mayor says he's quote really not concerned about the security challenges new york city is facing ahead of this arraignment here with us now is cnn's chief law enforcement and intelligence analyst john miller. who has it was a thing or two about what it's like to handle scenarios like this. thanks for being here on a day like this, so looks all looks calm. and i think the mayor is right. the nypd, particularly my old bureau, the intelligence bureau has moved. presidents sitting presidents, former presidents, popes and kings through new york city many times, so a lot of that is muscle memory. it's a detailed job, terrorists, all kinds of people that don't move through and i mean done. that's actually interesting because you know you have a dignitary that needs to move. a former president counts there. but you also have defendants who are under guard because of a myriad of threats and a complicated picture. remember working on the program we had to develop to move al chapo

[laughter] but -- and by the way, my wife karen pence, the greatest second lady the united states has ever had, is in the room. would you mind -- [applause] thanking her. i think she's in the back. there she is, over here. thank you, dear. yeah. she's great. [applause] the advantage we have, having returned to private life and gone back home again to indiana, is people just stop us and talk to us about what's happening in their lives in ways that it becomes more difficult whether you're in high elective office. i'm here to tell you, the american people are hurting. and they're deeply concerned about the future and the future of their kids and their grandkids. i talked to a woman at a gas station in hoe bart, indiana, not -- hobart, indiana, not that long ago, had two little kids in the back of the car. it was a nice car, little sedan. nothing fancy. i said to her, how are you making out with these gas prices? and she said, we're doing fine. she said, i only have to go to the food bank once a week. and i said, are you and your husband out of work? she said, no, no, we both work. but sh