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maclean studio: you have been watchin: maclean studio: you have been watching more — maclean studio:atching more evidence - maclean studio: you have been watching more evidence from i maclean studio: you have been - watching more evidence from angela van den bogerd, senior director at the post office, dealing with many of the legal cases against sub—postmasters who were wrongly convicted of theft or false accounting. we saw her witness statement in which she said she only became formally aware of the bugs and effects within the horizon system in 2013, and prior to that she said she was aware of what she called rumblings about the system. she was pressed over when she learned of the horizon a bug. jason beer asked her if she was aware that fujitsu had for me notified the post office of the receipts of payments mismatches on october 2020, she replied, she was not aware of that, she added she was not aware of a meeting between fujitsu and the post office in october 2010 to discuss the bug and she said she don't have that in 2013 and she was also asked towards the end of the session why

jeremy cooper faced up to three years in prison after being convicted of homicide for maclean's death2019. the 23-year-old mclean was walking home when he was stopped and detained by three aurora, colorado, police officers. america's top diplomat, secretary of state antony blinken, met with chinese president xi jinping and other top officials in beijing today. blinken raised concerns that china is helping russia to produce tanks, armored vehicles, and weapons for its war in ukraine. cbs's nancy cordes is at the white house. nancy, what's the bottom line? >> reporter: the bottom line, margaret, is that secretary blinken issued a warning in china today. he said that if china does not stop providing russia with weapons components, that the u.s. is going to do something about it. and he suggested that the u.s. might be prepared to impose new sanctions on china if it continues to sell russia microelectronics and machine tools that are being used to build munitions for use in its ongoing invasion of ukraine. now, this meeting comes at a tense moment in the u.s.-china relationship. just this

. >> trace: you talk about policy proposals because ron maclean the former chief of staff was quoted saying i think the president is out there too much talking about bridges. he does two or three events a week where he's cutting a ribbon on a bridge. you go to the grocery store and you know eggs and milk are expensive. i mean i'm not sure he's any better talking about eggs and milk then bridges because eggs and milk keep getting more expensive. >> you are right. we saw in march inflation went up another 3.5%. biden really can't talk about egg prices and groceries and gasoline because he's so out of touch. he's either in his basement or he's threatening to sign an executive order to actually protect our southern border but i don't see him actually doing anything to help the american people. if he did the first thing he would do is unleash american oil and allow for drilling and fracking on american lands, stop our reliance on foreign lands, saudi arabia and all of our enemies today, but he's not going to. is going to continue to let our economy tank because he wants us to depend on go

where we were 1962, an economist who tom whitehead and others were listening to at the time, william maclean, made a grand prediction. he said saddle will enable one to call anywhere in the world. for $0.10. and as just texted my daughter in korea zero marginal cost before our battle started you know that he was optimist but not optimistic enough. and all of our dreams of the day have been by what? enveloped with the competitive that some people did more than imagine, but worked to make real but henry, tom, chris and jeff, you very much, ladies and gentlemen. let's give them a round of applause. be sure to follow us online at nixon foundation board for recordings of nixon legacy forum, the other 39 nixon legacy forums and exciting programs and events. thank you. bye bye. bye. thank when i left my left. the militaristic that i carry in my brain, which had a lot. and i but we find out about out him a lot i think i can only really work alone but i'm going on a trip. i don't no one. but he's working on it. gave me some magazines, but when i'm on hand. it's just like, okay feeling to find out how