i then joined magruder and liddy, and as we left the office, i told liddy to destroy the charts. mr. lee said that he would revise the plan and submit a new proposal. at that point, i thought the plan was dead because i doubted if mitchell would reconsider the matter. i wrote back to the to my office that liddy and magruder. but there was no further discussion of the plan. the next time i became aware of any discussion of such a plan occurred, i believe, on february fourth, 1972, excuse me. magruder had scheduled another meeting in mr. mitchell's office. on a revised intelligence plan. i arrived at the meeting very late, and when i came in that he was presenting a scaled down version of an earlier plan. i listened for a few minutes and decided i had to inject myself into the discussions. mr. mitchell, i felt, was being put on the spot. the only polite way i thought i could end the discussion was to inject that these discussions could not go on in the office of the attorney general of the united states and the meeting should terminate immediately. at this point, the meeting ended.

i then joined magruder and liddy, and as we left the office, i told liddy to destroy the charts. mr. lee said that he would revise the plan and submit a new proposal. at that point, i thought the plan was dead because i doubted if mitchell would reconsider the matter. i wrote back to the to my office that liddy and magruder. but there was no further discussion of the plan. the next time i became aware of any discussion of such a plan occurred, i believe, on february fourth, 1972, excuse me. magruder had scheduled another meeting in mr. mitchell's office. on a revised intelligence plan. i arrived at the meeting very late, and when i came in that he was presenting a scaled down version of an earlier plan. i listened for a few minutes and decided i had to inject myself into the discussions. mr. mitchell, i felt, was being put on the spot. the only polite way i thought i could end the discussion was to inject that these discussions could not go on in the office of the attorney general of the united states and the meeting should terminate immediately. at this point, the meeting ended.

a market that has bala to liddy this reacted to the outside world.ow many of these crypto things exist. i wouldn't be surprised if we got a coin on here. we should get that etf soon. ed: jack, let's go back to basics here. there'll be members of the technology audience the pushback on a spot etf being the next listing of a piece as the standard tagline are bloomberg coverage. which is that ether is a native token of a theory him and a theory him is the most widely commercially used blockchain. what would be a response to that standard line? >> i apologize to those i offended. here is my point. bitcoin is the only money in the cryptocurrency space. it's designed and treated as a monetary asset so what do i think a theory him is? i think it is a technology which you displayed in your definition of it. it appeals to developers, they change the rules all the time. the market often conflates it as a money and a commodity. nvidia is a technology. these have cash flows, they founders, directors. people who set the roadmap. maybe i'm being a bit aggressive b

more on the day in court today in just a second but first let's go to the courthouse with liddy you. hello lydia. >> hey martha. that's right the cross-examination really scorching by todd blanche on michael cohen and still ongoing behind me. todd blanche pulling out the themes that are undermining -- undermining his credibility. calling him a liar, a perjurer, also motives of money ends seeking vengeance because he was angry about not being brought into trump's inner circle at the white house. but martha i have to tell you about a stunning moment this afternoon when todd blanche's cross-examination michael cohen edit key moment on direct examination of the prosecution cohen testified he had a brief phone call lasting 1 minute and 36 seconds with keith schiller which is trump's bodyguard. cohen said it happened late 2016 and that he called him specifically to reach donald trump because he new that he would be with his bodyguard. cohen said he was speaking with both of them and told them on the phone call that the stormy daniels deal was done. that's an important moment because it was

and was somewhat of an expert in transportation and president reagan's secretary of transportation, liddy dole, asked him to come and lobby congress to let go of control of these airports and instead create an authority. my father-in-law, lynnwood, died a few years ago. it was one of his proudest moments it was hard to convince congress to give up control of thighs apparatuses. it was very hard. it was a tough battle but you eventually did it. and congress agreed that dca and dulles would be operated by the metropolitan washington airports authority, and congress appoints that board. there's -- certain members have to be from dc, certain from virginia, certain from maryland, and certain are federal appointees who can be from knit where. but we appoint that board and we exercise oversight over that board and they have responsibility for the safety of these two airports. what are they saying about this proposal? well, those who are charged with operating these airports every day are saying don't do this. they are essentially saying the same thing that this air traffic controller is saying.