if you have a small business or a money hobby, this legal act is worth reading carefully and studyingerences in it to other documents. now for the important prelude. the new law does not force anyone to do anything. it does not force individual entrepreneurs to switch to the status of legal entities, or self-employed people to open individual entrepreneurs. he brings order to the market and gives private goods. the opportunity to grow into a large enterprise without pain and withdrawal, and for individual entrepreneurs, for example, the transition to the legal entity was painful and brittle for years, because it was only called a transition, in fact it was the liquidation of an individual entrepreneur and the opening of a legal entity from scratch. it was necessary to pay off debts, repay loans, pay salaries to employees, reset on all fronts, close the individual entrepreneur, register a legal entity, start all over again, hire people again, build up a client base, enter into... arrange loans, obtain certificates and licenses. you won't need to do this anymore. an individual entrepren

hello, my name is ovir, for individual entrepreneurs and legal entities providing legal services, theres for carrying out this type of activity, including in particular, a legal entity requires a certain staff of employees, how much time is given to an individual entrepreneur who will become a legal entity to bring his activities into compliance with licensing requirements, and whether such a legal entity can carry out activities until brought into compliance with the requirements, thank you, it seems to me, that is still an individual. i, as an individual entrepreneur, and on behalf of the union of entrepreneurs of the brest region, would like to ask the following question: for for individual entrepreneurs who work on marketplaces, it is extremely important to maintain payer account numbers, this is due to the fact that the entrepreneur’s office is linked to the payer’s account number, if this number is changed, it is accordingly necessary... if entrepreneurs re-register as a legal entity , accordingly, in order to preserve the legal succession of all documents, permits, and so on. aga

fethullahzadeh, that has been referred to the legal and legal correctly paraphenic hyphenation. if not, the ceos can sign hundreds of documents without any information, without any opinion , to be forced to answer, and the bodies of the relevant authorities to prosecute the iranian authorities, as if you are listening now because there are so many cases, but we can't play with the people. not even one case we do not believe that i have written a legal opinion , and esteghlal club has been terrorized . third, they said that they got involved with me, while they apologized to me for both their text messages and their calls after that incident. to the ceo , the next point, sir, why are you projecting, what permission did you go to, did you open an account for something for the academy, didn't the previous board of directors give you approval? how did you go to the extent that you put the money of the children's fathers in the bank account there and to you spent your own money on different people you had a payment from that account, sir, can someone do this ? you have been very acti

and he's legal. same suggested that this press conference, but these are the issues that you know, the united states government really didn't want it. there's a difficult complex issue right across the thank you very much. that was a writer's journalist, kirsty, and need them there in camber, australia. let's, let's catch up on a few other stories making headlines around the world today. nato has officially announced outgoing, does prime minister mark router as it's next secretary general. he will take over from you installed and back on the 1st of october. some of the biggest challenges for richard will be russia's ongoing war and ukraine and uncertainty over the us as future commitment to the alliance. russian prisoners of war have returned home from captivity in ukraine. a plane with 90 soldiers on board arrived in moscow early on wednesday morning is the biggest exchange between the countries in almost 5 months . the united arab emirates is said to be a mediator in the exchange process. is capita

a legal expense is a legal expense in the books.s not sheet rock construction or any other thing. it is a legal expense. think of that. this is what the falsification of business records were. i said what else are you going to call it? what else are you going to call it? i wanted to testify. the theory is you never testify -- anybody -- of it were george washington don't testify because they will get you on something you said slightly wrong and they will sue you for perjury. i did not care about that. the judge allowed them to go into everything i was ever involved in, not this case, which is a first. you can go into every single thing that i ever did. was he a bad boy here, was he a bad boy there? all you need to do is testify simply on the case. i would love to have testified. you would have said something out of whack like it was a beautiful sunny day and it was raining, and i very much appreciate the big crowd of people outside. that is incredible what is happening. incredible. the whole thing is legal expense was marked down as

yes, and why didn't you take legal action? then, why didn't you take legal action? when the check was returned , none of this was done, and the contract with margoob kar was 10 years. they say that you apparently opened an account for work without the permission of the board of directors. one or two , what happened to the money you took? the fact that it was done without the permission of the board of directors , this is legal, not the account related to the work , and now the explanation for the academy is that the time of mr. hojjat karimi is not related to the time of mr. khatir. d. signature signed by the academic director. who did you make the appointment with? with the time of the previous ceo, mr. hojat kerami, without the knowledge of the board of directors. well, that board is our time, not mr. sami no, mr. khatir, mr. afsli, mr. heydarzadeh, mr. karimi, and my servant. well, i mean, the board of directors was in the process . yes, there were two signatures. i had control, we had control over your salary card, the salary card was not in my possession at all

and he's legal. same suggested that this press conference, but these are the issues that you know, united states government really didn't want. it is a difficult, complex issue right across the thank you very much. that was a writer's journalist, kirsty, and need them there in camber, australia, us. let's catch up with a few other stories making headlines around the world. trying you sciences to begin examining materials brought back to the earth by the chung good lunar pro. the return capsule, which landed out a designated slide on tuesday, was opened up at the ceremony. invasion mission was able to collect the 1st ever rock and dust samples. from the far side of the me they to has officially announced outgoing dodge prime minister mark router as it's next secretary general. he will take over from the end stoughton back on the 1st of october. some of the biggest challenges for richard will be russia's ongoing war and ukraine and uncertainty over the us as future commitment to the long russian prison

important thing, which is actually what is happening at the present time through the adoption of such legalcts, but separate forces we do not agree with such approaches, yes, our opponents did not ignore the changes we were discussing, many publications appeared on their part, despite the explanation of the state. today there are about 250 thousand individual entrepreneurs with the publication of a list that today everyone can see in principle, look, and first of all we are talking about creating equal working conditions in various categories, in various types of activities of various forms of doing business, this, in principle, was going on including from the smallest medium-sized businesses, when worked... that is , there is no talk of any liquidation of individual entrepreneurs, but naturally, this is not profitable for the state, the state needs people who will work for themselves, for the country, according to the law, pay taxes, take care of their children, about future generations and so on, but the labor market can be restructured in this way, so i, having an economic education, can

nda that was signed, we have legal expenses. here's the thing on legal expenses.00 -- falsification of business records in the first degree. it sounds so bad. even my own lawyers, i get very upset with them because they do not say what that is. they say falsification of legal records is only a felony. th s they try to bring it up to a felony if there are two crimes, they have all of these different things. the other thing is they missed the statute of limitations by a lot. they could have brought this seven years ago instead of bringing it in the middle of an election. they missed the statute of limitations. the good news is last night we just got a report this morning, and the history of politics, i believe, wrong, somebody will find i am wrong, they raised from full money donors a record $39 million 10 hours. [applause] think of that.■r i like those figures. i would rather not have it happen. i don't not want to have it backfire. i want to win this legitimately and not because they were stupid and did things they should not be doing. they shoulno case. they were

it is important for them to pay legal fees and this may prevent them from pursuing their rights. it can be great that the people themselves can express and write bills very easily and demand their rights in the judicial system . it happens, categorize for people what is included in a donation related to technology. by logging into these systems, people can do processes that were long in the past or sometimes needed to do many types of work much more easily . there is a supervisor for amending the laws in the judicial branch and in the judicial branch, since the branch is the branch of law , everything that needs to be done must be a law , so if we want to change a process that is being carried out, we should speed up the process. that the goal is for our people to be able to follow up their work faster, we should go to amend that law let's do it, so we are in the collection of the transformation document. we have proposed a significant amount of amendments to the laws and regulations that we need to do. some of these are procedures and processes within the judiciary that must be

are they legal or they legal? that some cocaine tonight? are they legal or they legal?end on - what the independent commission that we want to set up establishes because got to be an evidence—based decision that is made. tt because got to be an evidence-based decision that is made.— decision that is made. it could be leual. for decision that is made. it could be legal. for several _ decision that is made. it could be legal. for several softer - decision that is made. it could be legal. for several softer drugs i decision that is made. it could be i legal. for several softer drugs that the olice legal. for several softer drugs that the police are _ legal. for several softer drugs that the police are spinning _ legal. for several softer drugs that the police are spinning lots - legal. for several softer drugs that the police are spinning lots of time pursuing individuals for procession is not a best use of police time compared to all the work that the criminal gangs profit from that situation. there needs to be an evidence—based approach on this issue. t evidence-based ap

and you know, that legal, legal protections might not be available to him in the united states. so this tension between national security and freedom of speech was really coming into play . and he's taking the same suggest that this press conference, but basically issues that, you know, if united states government really didn't want it, there's a difficult complex issue right across the thank you very much. that was a writer's journalist, kirsty, and need them there in camber, australia. thank you. now let's catch up on a few other stories making headlines today. at least $22.00 people been killed in kenya during nationwide protest over a controversial tax plan. that's according to a local rights organization. police open fire and demonstrators who stormed the parliament building on wednesday after lawmakers passed deeply unpopular tactile tie. one says it's coast guard, chased away chinese naval vessels from waters off. one of the time of the incident as part of what taiwan calls chinese harassment that has escalated china. views the democratically govern the island as a break

do you guys participate in what you would like to see as part of a new legal rule or legal approach? so, we, the secretary and our undersecretary of policy, spent a lot of time engaging with the technology companies in social media and talking about the best ways to engage with them. there is already some litigation relating to that work before the supreme court, so i won't go into the details of that. again, it falls into the larger issue of information. a lot of what we do as lawyers is to make sure we are advising the department in a way that allows us to correct inaccurate information, to spot disinformation and mal information without having a heavy hand and without infringing on any first amendment rights and the likes. we have done a pretty good job. and as i say, i need to be a little careful because this is being litigated. mr. rishikof: i will move on. the other area of the world that moves aggressively in this space is the europeans. their legislation is covering a lot of the waterfront. what is your sense of how you see the department's position in those debates, and what

, at the same new post office, at the same metallurgical plants, at various legal enterprises, that'ste does not receive money and takes people who work legally, but you, who do not work legally, work in the shadows, for some reason they are not hired, and what not... what should cause, let's say , social tension, these are mobilization methods, but if you want to relieve social tension, deal with mobilization methods, regarding dissatisfaction, i don’t know what the president’s office thinks there, i haven’t heard their opinion, but regarding the cabinet, my opinion is this, there are people who solve the issue of mobilization in manual mode, or rather reservation from mobilization in manual mode . here's the same lobbying, and i'm afraid that these people are on it they just make trivial money, and that’s why we need elaborate mechanisms so that some person in the cabinet does not decide the reservation issue, there was a clear mechanism for what professions, for example, how many drivers are needed at the front, how many drivers are needed in the rear, how many doctors are needed a

what about the future for his legal status is, is this the end of, of all of his legal troubles, or could we see more of the account? a sorry his, his council very focused, but you know, in fact about these pieces, i thought he said, so, you know, i assigned had pleaded guilty on one charge of espionage. he had been free. there's no chance that the charges can be brought against him and you said this is why it was a complex negotiations. it took, took many months it, and the wins that we've gained by his team with this quote hearing would be in a specific us territory, not in the mainland. united states that assigns would not be presented as a prisoner, but there will be no gag order on him. so this is, you know, a bit of an insight into the to and fro and the complex negotiations that has gone on. now he's pretty slowly i jen robinson also related to the fact that there was a pretty smart court hearing coming up quite said, wait, assigned would have been able to argue that the charges he facing united states that the consideration must be given to his 1st amendment rights, you know, that

they didn't say legal suspense equaled legal expense.s a highly qualified order. i'm not allowed to use his■g th. but you know, he's a sleazebag. everybody knows that. took me a while to find out. but he was effective. he did work. but he wasn't a fixer, heas a player. they like to use the word fixer.as a fullyry credited lawyer. he got in trouble not because of me because he had taxicabs and e borrowed money and then he pled to three election violations. and as soon as i saw that i said i wonder why he did that? he pled, he took a deal. he took a deal because he want to get off. in other words, i'll take a plea deal and i want to get off and hea deal with the southern district and they■ wori think i've ever seen on any human being other than the report that was written on james commey by the inspector general. a very great inspector general, actually. wrote a report that was so bad. this one was possibly worse. the southern district, the judge didn't let us use it. he said it's here say. wouldn't let us use it. this is about the man. bu

no substute for the attorney doing the legal thinking and the legal work.talking about blackstone, when i was in law school, and i'm sure it was true for many of us here, you looked up cases in a book and new shepardized by going to the shepherd books. and then along came alexis and west law and tools that made us much more efficient and accurate and better at for lawyers, ai as a tool like that. perhaps likely more powerful than those things, but a tool not a substitute. with regard to the department, it is a broader issue. now you're talking about the use of ai by our adversaries. use ai can be put to in defending the homeland. the use of ai in misinformation and malinformation and disinformation, and the use of ai in collecting intelligence. the possibilities are manifold . we are government, a lot of time thinking through allf that now. as many of you know, the president put out an executive order on artificial intelligence i believe that october. that called for a lot of follow-up work, which is happening now, across the interagency, across the governm

our focus first with the campaign legal center is what your mission is. >> the campaign legal center is a nonpartisan nonprofit. we advocate for every voters right to responsive government and meaningful participation in that democratic process took >> since we are talking about money in this segment, how is the campaign legal center funded? >> we are funded with a combination of individual and and additional donors we actually do not take money from political antedates or packs or anything like that. we disclose on our website, every donation above $200 for up to a year early in the interest of trance currency. >> what is the campaign-finance form director doing? >> what do i do? a combination of watchdog report and reform advocacy. on the watchdog side, my team and i look for violations of the federal campaign-finance laws, and file complaints with the federal election commission or other regulators as of.. urging that these regulators enforce the law. and on the reform side, where we see areas of campaign finance law that could be stronger or have potential gaps, we try to identif

legal weight. then you -- legal way. then you don't have to worry about it.ituation on the safety issue. that is the most importantntry. there is nothing wrong with supportingsupport it in the right perspective rather than be reckless. you have to do it the right way. you can't be reckless and let just anybody coming here. it puts america in danger. ■[ say ignore that, it shows you are not that sharp. why would you want to display that? you have to have common sense and wisdom with everything you do in life. you try to find a happy it is the only answer. there is no other way. sheila in austin, texas. hi. experiencing at the texas border is that the flow is uncontrolled regardless,■ because there is incentive to come into the united states. as there is incentive to come into the united states pai. we are losinghildren that come over the border. drugs and cartel traffic. those are the interest being r. the state department has a role in stemming the flow of migration through that america and■ into the united states but they are not doing anything. that is why

the whole thing is legal expense was marked down as legal expense.is the crime that i committed that i'm supposed to go to jail for 187 years for when you have violent crime all over the city at levels nobody is ever seen before, where you have businesses leaving. businesses are leaving because heads of businesses say we do not want to get involved with that. i could go through the books of any business in the city and i could find things that in theory, let's indict him, let's destroy his lifei am out there d being out there because i'm doing something for this country and our constitution. it is far beyond me. this cannot be allowed to happen to other presidents. it should never be allowed to happen in the future. this is bigger than trump, this is bigger than my presidency. the people understandt because i just see a poll, daily mail, done last night after the verdict where i am up six points , six points from what we already were. we were leading substantially. we are up six points. maybe other polls come out and say something differently because

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in alabama, it's legal in missouri.ocrats maintain ivf is in jeopardy and get the facts are precisely to the contrary. understand by the democrats did wh t did. every democrat on the belt will tell the voters if you do not vote for b, a democrat, mean republicans will take away ivf. and i will tell you that mr. president, the reason they're going to say that is because the democrat record on abortion is extreme and out of the mainstream print every democrat senator in this body isvoted for legislation that wod legalize abortion literally up until the moment of birth. up to and including the 39th and 40th week of pregnancy. is . only 9% of americans support the extreme policy position of senate box. abortion up until the ninth month of pregnancy is too much. what's the s political strategy. don't talk about abortion changet it ton, contraception and ivf. no state of the union is trying to ban contraception and no state of the union is trying to ban ivf. every senators supports to right to contraception andor supports ivf

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host: a legal test for a standing, what do you need for that?is legal jargon for whether or not a plaintiff has a right to pursue a claim in court is no general tax payer's standing. i can't say i object to the weight the government is spending z. ths a case for how am i suffering particular injury from that. the question is the plaintiffs, the doctors associationssuffered the other abortion case you referred to is a very complicated one involving how a federal law and how it fits with idaho's life of a mother exception for abortion. i think the court will end up determining that federal law does not override the state law but we will see. host: there are also a couple of cases before the court dealing with social media companies, facebook and content moderation. what do you think the court comes down on those cases? guest: those aren't cases i follow closely i have to acknowledge what based on oral argument it seems the court may not have a lot to say on those. people are looking at some decisive ruling may be disappointed. the court cases with

we're also joined by our senior legal correspondent, laura jarrett. we've had a day to absorb all this. where does this case go from here? >> yes, lester, a lot of focus on the gag order. that's the one that bars him from attacking witnesses and others. the judge has not lifted that order even though the trial is over, and while a verdict came swiftly, any appeal likely taking months, if not more, to resolve. 24 hours after the historic verdict, a vow to challenge it. >> we're going to be appealing this scam. we're going to be appealing it on many different things. >> reporter: former president trump's attorney, todd blanche, telling nbc's savannah guthrie, he's confident they'll win on appeal, arguing the case was doomed from the start, pointing to the jury pool in deep blue manhattan. >> we didn't think we were going to get a fair shake in manhattan, and we didn't at judge juan me. >> reporter: blanche today also taking aim at judge juan merchan for not recusing himself. merchan contributed $15 to president biden's 2020 campaign, and his daughter is

but, based on the past, it probably is not legal. host: we know that republicans have said that they are against this, but how have democrats reacted? guest: republicans are against it saying it is too little too late. democrats are more mixed. we see a lot of vulnerable democrats running for reelection who are saying that they are really glad that biden has done something. they have been urging him to do it for months and they want to do more. and then you see progressives, predictably saying that they are really upset and this is illegal. but i have to say that i think the reaction has almost more muted than expected. this would have been a big deal under the trump administration while a lot of democrats are doing a quick pivot to say i'm horrified this is happening but what is really important is that biden actually is helping long-term undocumented immigrants. host: michelle hackman will be with us for about 20 minutes. if you would locked -- if you would like to call and you can do so. republicans, 202-748-8000. democrats, 202-7

legal activities and so on, he was able to do his duty towards his own citizens correctly and at least one citizen himself from the cell. an individual who has been in this solitary cell for more than five years in very difficult conditions, now some may say that sweden is actually a member of the european union and a scandinavian welfare country, but the reality is that no, this is the most difficult time in my life. mr. nouri was in solitary confinement, and anyway, since you are in the details of the case, you say that those are legal rules and regulations. the start of this case from england was actually struck from a meeting at the university. it was oxford, and there were a group of opponents from both left groups and hypocrites there, and this question was raised by one of the people who, according to their own words, was involved in the events of 1967. let's see what can be done in a western country or a european country, where one of those who have their hands in the business and who is a legal person, is actually a lawyer. he said that bringing him with you and the rest of th

it was that we had jury systems that we needed to trust the legal system. but then when and when a decision goes against the candidate, suddenly we are in the middle of an extremely corrupt, extremely politicized legal system. and i think that's where the problem really begins, which is, it's a selective outrage. trump is critical of assessing much the same way that we were critical of the electrical system again in 2020, but i didn't hear a great deal of criticism in the electrical system in 2016 when he won. so either we believe the argument that in 4 years we went from an extremely efficient electrical system to one that was completely broken and from an extremely efficient, proper legal system. the one that's been highly politicized is i think that is the problem there, that you have these very conflicting arguments and ordinary citizens who are not educated on the legal system. or maybe not that familiar with the political system even are left with a kind of a vacuum and which they have to fill with certain kinds of information. and that vacuum leads t

however, hunter biden's legal problems do not end there. in california, he is accused of tax evasion. that trial is scheduled to begin in september. about the second criminal case the case against hunter biden, which the court in california will start hearing in september, the following is known. in 2020, during trump's presidency, biden jr. was investigated for tax payments. nine episodes under three articles, this is non-payment of taxes, false tax data. and tax evasion, the indictment stated that from 2016 to 2019, biden jr. failed to pay at least $1,400,000 in taxes. the prosecution claimed that gunter received most of the money from cooperation with foreign firms, including for work at the ukrainian company burizma. if he is found guilty, hunter biden faces up to 17 years in prison. well, returning to yesterday's verdict. the president has the right to pardon his son, but joe biden has already said he will not do it because he respects the judicial process. so how realistic is it now that hunter biden will be sent to play? here is the

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i paid a legal expense, it's marked down as a legal expense. they say that's a fraud. they shouldn't have allowed certain people to testify. it was totally i don't think that they did that. everyone tells me this is the easiest case they have seen to overturn but they don't care. they want it to also a until after the election. only problem they have is so far my poll numbers have gone up. pete maybe can explain it to me. maybe will can, they are smart in texas, right? the poll numbers have gone up. substantially. >> will: you changed your tone at some point during the trial. i would say maybe a bit more hopeful in the beginning and toward the end you said something to the effect of even mother teresa couldn't be acquit in the this venue. was there a moment that it turned or you saw it was headed in a certain direction? >> when your lawyers object to something. nice people, you know, i have had a lot of lawyers that weren't nice, and sometimes better off that way. these are fine people. not accepted. not accepted. when the government, meaning the d.a., bragg, when he s

in other words they paid a legal expense is marked down as a legal expense and they said that is a fraud. >> ain a moment house speaker mike johnson joins us with a reaction to the verdict and to news the president is expected to announce executive actions on the border by tuesday. but first, what is next to president trump and his legal team as hunter biden's federal gun trails had to kick off on monday? let's break it down with george washington university law prlawprofessor jonathan turley a fox news and assistant district attorney tom depree. fancy meeting you here at. [laughter] we are packed together to talk about what happens still to come. could trump go to prison and deciding the sentence the judge may away the underlying seriousness of the charges due to their ties to the 2016 lection as well as the decision to go to trial or accept responsibility by pleading guilty. jonathan, you and i spent a lot of time at this courthouse watching this whole thing play out with anything surprise you from a judge merchan? >> and noel. after watching him in court the very concept of jail for s

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and not just within the legal system. of course we're talking about the same thing in terms of media coverage or it education universities, whatever it might be, is the sort of us versus the world mentality. which is pretty interesting because, i mean, you're talking about a lot of people with a lot of power talking about the fact that they may have been canceled. i think the fact that he's raised that much money in such a short amount of time speaks to a fairly substantial percentage of the us population that believes that this is the case. and this gets back to the issue that i mentioned before that how dangerous it is. i think the push this notion that you have these kind of structures like for example, that the jury was instructed, the people saying stuff like that. and i don't necessarily think that megan kelly, who worked for fox news around or she was, are necessarily representative of, of all that borderline people have a fairly substantial component of people in the united states who are actually in the middle of

we have our legal team together.e have dan patrick son ron patrick on our legal team. >> laura: i knew ryan since he was a little kid. many, many years ago. that's amazing. okay. great. >> he says hi. he was a former u.s. attorney for southern district of texas. one of the lawyers representing gary shapley in the irs whistleblower case against hunter biden. burke, the most intelligent of all jeff hall this is a brilliant legal team. >> laura: dr. haim, once again so people understand this and can you clarify some things. the indictment says that you didn't report up to your supervising officer about this is that true or false? >> say you are work tag bank and you found out your boss and the ceo were involved in corruption, something that may not be illegal, and the avenues to blow the whistle went through your was and ceo. it would be bose boss to your boss and ceo probably not. >> laura: well, we are on this case. we are going to be watching it very closely. and check out my social media and we'll link this up in in

and public consumption and sale of the drugs were main legal. let's go to sports now we're austria stage a surprising group. when of the european football championships here in germany, the teams celebrating a 32 victory over the netherlands, that berlin's olympic stadium, austria has only once before topped a group at a major tournament. this was the team's 1st win over the dutch in more than 30 years. one of the title favorites france stumbled against poland. after 11 draw the finish group, the in 2nd place. the netherlands will also progress as one of the best 3rd place teams. meanwhile, the final 2 matters of the tournaments group. cecil no goals scored england finished at the top of the table in march coming in 2nd, which means they'll face germany and then knock out face and there was joy to for slovenia and fans. they advanced the next round for the 1st time. ever. oh wait. i've always been a perfect score and it's a great evening to look at people. all right, here's a reminder of our top story we're following for you. we keep a standard.

our reporting and legal analysis for you new tonight shows three enterprises in legal trouble and led by trump. the 2016 campaign, trump convicted in new york, his 2020 campaign, trump aides convicted and trump indicted and plots that have been indicted in three or more states now and trump pz business for a cfo has been convicted and another in jail right now. what we're starting here with is empty with trump convicted on top but we're filling it out tonight. it does take some time. trump's personal conviction casts a trail across multiple probes that just up top i'm going to remind you led to the conviction of his longest serving advisory, his deputy campaign chair, his campaign chair, top personal lawyer, several other key lawyers he personally met with, two white house aides and the cfo of a company now found liable for a separate massive fraud plus his own criminally convicted business fraud. so while last week's news is donald trump's first conviction, it fits with the wider crimes plaguing his 2016 campaign operation. remember the top two people running it convicted, manafort a

they want to have a legal process.verything in the comprehensive immigration reform bills that we have put forward and that republicans, including extreme maga republicans and donald trump, have said don't do anything to fix this, let's just keep it out there, because we want americans to be frustrated and want them to blame democrats . that is the unfortunate thing, but i have a lot of faith in america and in the principles and values of immigration. sumi: congresswoman, we have run out of time, but thank you for joining us. rep. jayal: thank you so much. sumi: new york police released justin timberlake's mugshot after the singer was arrested tuesday morning while driving -- for driving while intoxicated in the hamptons. he has appeared in court, where he was formally charged and released witut bail. mr. timberlake was charged after driving through a stop sign. our correspondent has more. nada: justin timberlake was out overnight in the hamptons, a new york beach destination popular with celebrities in the summer. he

this is what it's like for people who are part of the legal system when the legal system is getting donald trump in trouble. and this is an ongoing thing. this is not going away. there's lots of pending cases ts against trump. and these threats and the harassment and intimidation of people who are involved in the legal system, people who are witnesses, jurors, prosecutors,j judges, court personnel -- trump, i mean, encourages it indirectly every time he makes individual people in these legal proceedings a personal target for his criticism and vitriol and often his lies. he's never, ever discouraged his supporters from mounting the kind of harassment and f intimidation campaigns that they have against everyone involved in these cases, including like the court clerks and the familys members of the judges and the cl witnesses themselves and their families too.oo and it's every time, right? it's not just this current case. last summer, trump supporters circulated the purported names and photographs and home addresses of the grand jury, members of the grand jury in fulton county, georgia, after

doesn't work legally... works in the shadows, they're not taken for some reason, and that's unfair,e, let's say this, about social tension, these are mobilization methods, but if you want to relieve social tension, engage in mobilization methods, regarding dissatisfaction, i don't know what the president's office thinks, i haven't heard their opinion, but regarding the cabinet of ministers, my opinion is that there are people who decide manually the issue of mobilization, or rather in armor. from mobilization in manual mode, that's where exactly the same lobbying is, and i'm afraid that these people simply make banal money on this, and that's why we need simple mechanisms so that some person in the cabinet does not decide the issue of reservation, there was a clear mechanism, which professions, for example, how many drivers are needed at the front, how many drivers are needed in the rear, how many doctors are needed at the front, how many in the rear, it is not... business, but institutions, state, well , social institutions in general, but for of business yes, it is necessary to gi

distant legal and.o they have 34 felonies. the jury was instructed on those long thin difficulty grappling with the instructions. i suspect the trump legal team is going to come out pretty hard on the idea there was an underlying predicate crime that was sufficient to convert this from a misdemeanor to a felon. this argument on the exclusion of the bulk of their expert thet testimony i think the trump legal team the jury needed to understand the ins and outs of election law in order to decide this case that prevented us and put on the testimony we need to hear. shannon: hindsight is 20/20 how the prosecution to come u with e defense did, how trump's team blew it this aghast essay it's an opinion piece but they write this, set up telling a simple story mr. trump's defense of the hap hazard of denials and personal attacks that failed to focus the jury on that weaknesses in the prosecution's case. anyone and everyone against little by doing so. jonathan, your response to that? >> was always monday morning

countries have their own f government and legal systems.innocent people abroad has to be cued to the various at legal structures that exist. but yes,as recently a conference in for the other organizations ro coming on a european registry of exoneration, cataloging the exonerations abroad. there's deftly a growing presence around the world. peter: how are you funded? grea. we are funded by a variety of sources. our biggest contributsfrom aroue country in the world. weot of people who are really passionate about ourover the years to make sure we can get as many innocent people free or exonerated as we can so the largest bucket of supporters we have are individuals. that's followed second by foundations. wean amazing group of foundation supporters that are partnering with us. and after individuals and foundations, we have a every year that raises a significant amount of newell asr with us in various ways. last but not least, the law school also provides some financial support. peter: what would be the process if somebody wanted your help? chri