that's why we are digging on mars right now.ot 40 titanium tubes about the size of a cigar filled with cores we filled with that dirt. it has a scout, the little helicopter on mars. it is flying and we didn't know if we could do it, this was to see if we could do it. in a 1% atmosphere, we have 100% atmosphere on earth. 1% atmosphere and they designed a helicopter and blades that has now flown over 60 times and it has become a scout for the rover as it checks out something. these 40 tubes are up there. were trying to figure it out within the budget constraints, how to get them back. that's another part of looking for life. another example of looking for life. we snuck up next to an asteroid. the arm of the spacecraft came out and it had a gas pressure hit it that sucked up a bunch of the stuff. all of that was put in a capsule and miraculously, you saw it land in the utah desert. it landed conveniently about 10 yards from the side of a road. they now have it at the johnson space center in houston. interestingly, two bolts they c

mar-a-lago we'll have more on that after the break. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. the virus that causes shingles is sleeping... in 99% of people over 50. and it could strike at any time. think you're not at risk? wake up. because shingles could wake up in you. if you're over 50, talk to your doctor or pharmacist about shingles prevention. >>> tonight abc news is reporting special counsel jack smith's team has questioned several witnesses in its classified documents case about a closet in a so-called hidden room that the fbi failed to check when it executed a search warrant at mar-a-lago. during this search the fbi seized more than 100 classified documents in trump's office and storage room. we know from

takes three days to go there and three days to come back to go to mars takes a year to go to mars andr to come back. the mission is different. more hazards. more implications if something goes wrong. remember, it is mars. potentially a new home in outer space. no one thinks the moon is a new home. mars has the potential of becoming a new earth. that's what the excitement is about. we could be creating a new branch of the human race. >> martha: always exciting to have you come by and get our minds outside of the day to day and look at what is the potential for space travel. it's going to be hopefully a very exciting successful mission. thanks, michio. always good to have you here. thank you for being with us today. that's "the story" on this thursday, march 22. the story goes on. join us tomorrow. hope you have a nice evening. stick around. "your world" starts right now. >> neil: read it and

it's not about mar-a-lago's worth.s not worth 18 million, it's worth probably 1.5 million at the least. it is not worth trump tower, wall street, that's not what this is about coming you know it and i know it. this is a new form of election interference. this is a campaign that cannot succeed with biden and kamala, so they have to weaponize and have them back them, fund them, and come after donald trump including his children, his company, employees are working for him. doing their job, that is the desperation of our country at this moment which is about to go into world war. this is crazy. and its derangement syndrome, that's the best thing i can explain to you, and just know this, and for all of those that understand what is going on, we will win it, we will fight, because the facts are on our side. there are politicized judges. there are the ga's. and i have no doubt we will succeed. >> sean: tell us what the strategy is going for? >> it's very simple, the left-wing media unfortunately will report cases, and another

now, how would you like to live on mars?o spend a year living and working inside a base that simulates the martian surface, to prepares forfuture missions to the red planet. our reporter nicky schiller is in the newsroom with more. this is real footage of the surface of mars. it has been taken by nasa's rover that's been on the planet since february 2021, collecting rock samples. now, this is sand at thejohnson space center in houston, texas. it is meant to mimic the surface of mars. the reason? well, the space agency wants martians. well, volunteers who are willing to spend a year inside an artificial complex. the 3d printed habitat is 518 square metres. it simulates the challenges of a mission on mars. the space includes four bedrooms, a living area, medical room, and a vertical farm to grow things. whilst locked inside, the crew will be given a series of challenges that will mirror those of a true mars mission. they will have to overcome isolation, equipment failure, communication delays, and conduct experiments to measur

in the mar-a-lago case.— mar-a-lago case., great _ mar-a-lago case. richard painter, great to - mar-a-lago case. richard painter, great to have i mar-a-lago case. richardj painter, great to have you mar-a-lago case. richard i painter, great to have you with us this evening.— us this evening. thank you for havin: us this evening. thank you for having me- — president biden's political opponents seized on thursday's report to call for charges against donald trump to be dropped. the former president took to his social media site the us supreme court heard arguments on thursday in a case that could remove mr trump from the ballot in colorado. it's a landmark case that could determine the outcome of the 2024 election. donald trump's political fortunes continue to grow as the front one for the presidential nomination. only 51% of americans are concerned about his legal troubles. —— front runner. he hasjust secured another primary win in the us virgin islands. he is widely expected to sweep the nevada caucuses on thursday. his last r

because i think bill mar, this isn't about bill mar, bill mar is a biggot, we know that he's, we we know that he kind of represents the face of liberals. i mean people like bill mar and noah tishby and all these people, they they are positioned to put out there to speak to progressives, so-called, people who who call themselves progressives, and and let's just assume well-intention liberals who are confused about the situation or perhaps not, they just justify that position of zionism through the lens of what bill mars rant is that we're going to go over right now, and i want to deconstruct this rant. i got a chance to watch it, um to give some context on the timing, this rant, this racist tie raid was three weeks ago, this was not on october 8th, right? it seems like it's on october 8th on real time with bill mar, because it is so focused on the need to do what israel is doing without mentioning essentially anything at all about what's happening to palestinians in the wake of this genocidal onslaught, so it happened three weeks ago, peter, this rant, um, already, as the death tool

>> i haven't used the word optum is in the same sentence with the mar-a-lago case for a long time.s a simple case in terms of how to get the case ready for trial. it should've been a trial. the judge seems intent on slow walking it. what she's up against her own deadline to hold a section for hearing on the classified information. and of course prosecutors have the ability, if they don't like her rulings there, to take an interlocutory appeal ahead of trial. i have always been >> -- there would be a strong case here for the 11th circuit, given the law in our circuit, to suggest that she should step aside. not because she has any clear bias but because given her history with this defendant and these cases and the earlier issue involving the search at mar-a-lago, public confidence is better served with a better judge on the case. there are a lot of ifs in that sentence. but if this case gets to the point where jack smith does decide to take an interlocutory appeal on this issue than perhaps there would be reason for optimism if this case were to go to another judge. >> wow. that's a

a lago was so outrageousat mar- but they needed that to do this. all right. molina harbor, thank you.peal we'll be watching the appeals as they go forward. n thank you.owmo joining us now, more analysis, gregg jarrett, a harvard law professorervarr, alan dershowit. professor dershowitz, i'll start with you. you wrote a bestsellinw profesgh get trump. where did you get the title forn that booou getk? i did >> i didn't make it up. n u i wish i were a creative of ant original, but i got it from she ously, letitiaitviousl camp she ought to be brought up before the bar. an el you should not have an electedec prosecutor campaigninghe pro on the promise to get a particularmige defendant.se now, if she didn't get him, she would lose the election. >> this is a variationn and of stalin and beria back iban the 1930s, when the head of the kgb says to stalin. show me the man. i'll find you the crime. this is show me the man. we know who it is. she told us who it was.t donaldwas, trump.ud eve and we'll find you the fraud. even though there wans no harm. generall

that the fbi failed to check when executed a search at mar-a- lago. fbi seized more than 100 classified documents. we know from jack smith's indictment of trump that many of those documents had previously been kept in boxes on a ballroom stage, lining the walls of the bathroom, and spilled on the floor of a storage room. according to the indictment, trump eventually had those documents moved. but abc news reports that in june of 2022, while trump's lawyer evan corcoran was searching that storage room for classified documents, trump allegedly asked a longtime mar- a-lago employee to change the lock on a closet door that the secret service had simply simply been in and trump wanted the key. two months later, when agents reached a closet during their search, they could not locate a key for it. they were told that the space behind the door went nowhere. they decided not to break it open. nbc sources say that in addition to the closet the fbi also failed to search a hidden room connected to trump's bedroom. back with us to discuss this new development, joy

how would you like to live on mars?year living and working inside a base that simulates the martian surface as it prepares for future missions to the red planet. our reporter nicky schiller is in the newsroom with more. this is real footage this is realfootage of this is real footage of the surface of mars. it has been taken by nasa's rover, on the planet since burberry 2021, collecting rock samples. this is sand at thejohnson space station in houston, texas. it's meant to mimic the surface of mars. the reason is the space agency want martians, volunteers willing to spend one year inside an artificial complex. the 3d printed habitat is 518 square metres, it soon relates the challenges of omission on mars. the space includes four bedrooms, living area, medical room and a vertical farm living area, medical room and a verticalfarm to grow living area, medical room and a vertical farm to grow things, was locked inside the crew will be given challenges which will mirror those of a true mars mission. they will have to overcom

of humans returning to the moon and then going on to mars. all of the day's top stories. hello there. we've got some unseasonably mild air across much of the uk today. temperatures are a lot higher than they would normally be at this time of the year and higher than yesterday perhaps as well. we've widely got 15 degrees across england and wales and some eastern areas, 17 or even 18 degrees is possible. that's helped by a bit of sunshine coming through. as you can see here earlier on in essex. and continuing the nautical theme, you can see just how different the weather here is in aberdeenshire — fog, low cloud and some rain that's been affecting scotland. that's going to move northwards and out of the way, should dry off in northern ireland. but we're seeing rain developing in england and wales that could be quite heavy for a while. it'll push its way south eastwards. clearer skies will follow and a few showers overnight across some northern and western parts of the country. temperatures aren't going to be quite as high as they were last nigh

-a it's-l not about mar-a-lago's worth.oit's not worth $18 million.l it's probably worth $1.5 billion at the least. it is not worth, trump tower, 40 wall street, this is not what it's about. you knowthis it and i know it. this is the new form of election interference. this is a campaign that cannot succeed with biden and kamala.ma so they have to weaponize them, have george soros and read off and the men fund then come and go after everything trump, including his children, his company, employees working for them, doing their job. as the desperation of our country at this moment which is about to go into world war. this is crazy, and it is trump derangement syndrome. that's the best thint thg i can explain to you. t just know this, and fohar all those people who understande what's going on, we will win, wi will fight because the facts are on our side. there are politicized judges and d.a.s and ags. but i have no doubt in the end w we will succeed. >> sean:ild. tell us what your strategy is going forward, alina. >> very simpl

, it was called, yes, we not for spreading life on mars, but why fly to mars?, yes, you can definitely say that the result of our program is just some kind of special russian environmental agenda, it’s not that... it should have been invented there sometime, it just already exists now, this is of course great, here is sergei fonatic from the height of wisdom, in fact his , yes, he correctly expressed the result of our program, yes, that is, if we strive and we will master, not just strive as a super task, we will master , well, at least the russian north, yes, and not shrink, as is now proposed by the rotation method, and so on , so we will have our own environmental one. an agenda with an active role for humans, i think that this species will not die, that’s exactly why, as you said, thank you very much, thank you, thank you, thank you, all the most important things in life are in our hands, to fulfill a childhood dream, to gain new knowledge , feel inspired, build a career, realize your plans, start a family, give life, pass on traditions, preserve the memory

before we can imagine going to mars. and it's a lot easier to do that when you're waiting 15 seconds for a radio signal as opposed to many minutes. so this is a big moment and it's pivotal for nasa as it thinks about its artemis campaign, to go back to the moon and stay there and jim, how does today's mission compared to what nasa and other companies are trying to accomplish on mars. i know nasa has a mantra of moon to mars. how does this all tie in together? >> absolutely. >> and, you know, everything that's done in the robotic exploration of our, of our solar system, the moon and mars is going to be the feeding forward into human exploration know, think back to the '60s, it was the rangers, it was the surveyors that paved the way for the apollo landings by those astronauts and today, we're seeing landers on the moon. we're seeing landers and rovers on mars finding out what the environment is like determining what is going to be like for those spacecraft land there for the space suits that they have to operate in. but t

yes, so this is a stepping — possibly even mars.s, so this is a stepping stone in some - possibly even mars. yes, so this is a stepping stone in some of - possibly even mars. yes, so this is a stepping stone in some of those | a stepping stone in some of those are largeraims in a stepping stone in some of those are larger aims in terms of nasa's artemis programme. the idea of taking humans back to the moon in the next few years means we will have to be laying the groundwork to make that possible. and while nasa focused at their resources and finances on those bigger deep space exploration feats, having these commercial companies to actually be able to take scientific instruments and experiments to the moon to actually analyse the environment in more detail will actually help those future artemis missions with crew on board. �* ., , , board. and i mentioned it briefly there in the _ board. and i mentioned it briefly there in the introduction, - board. and i mentioned it briefly there in the introduction, frozen| there in the introduc

it seems like it's on october 8th on real time with bill mar, because it is so focused on the need to do what israel is doing without mentioning essentially anything at all about what's happening to palestinians in the wake of this genocidal onslot, so it happened three weeks ago, peter, this rant um already as the death tool was approaching 20,000 right, yep, almost the entire population internally displaced, the vast majority certainly, with thousands more trapped under the rubble, and that point alone is so disturbing because if thousands of like children were trapped under the rubble of like a collap like infrastructurally in the wake of earthquake somewhere in the world, can you imagine like, mean an international mobilization of countries to go rescue children who are trapped, but yeah, not so much in gaza, not to interrupt you with that, but you're absolutely right, we we see a bunch of people in a tanker looking to see the titanic and the thing implodes and everyone's the whole world focuses on it, apparently just few rich white people you look for and you care about, but no,

coming up cannons and mars simulators. the doorstep of the next doomsday, that is, stay with us. ♪ >> welcome back to the big weekend show, update on search for about a dozen attackers connected to the crime. >> prosecutors say attack happened in daylight, was 23 people against one. the d.a. office said that it was a 16-year-old who went over the -- after the victim with a knife, and a mob of others punched, kicked any disosmed on the video, nypd police released this video of the attackers 4 of suspects were arraigned in manhattan criminal court, three 16-year-olds and a 22-year-old man. who were all charged with gang assault, assault and criminal possession of a weapon, prosecutor asked for suspects to be held on cash bail. they had only been in the country one to three years, next to the knife is part of a broomstick that was used to beat the teen. he will survive, his lung was punctured and collapsed. the facts of case indicate there is some type of on going vie been dispute between the suspects is the victim, during th

desaparece la semana pasada en el mar de ensenada. su cuerpo fue rescatado este domingo. dio a conocer que su desaparición ocurrió durante un entrenamiento, las familias denunciaron que los habrían obligado a entrar al mar, ignorando las alertas sobre el fuerte oleaje debido al mal tiempo en las playas de baja california. definitivamente hubo una negligencia por algunos hablaron en anónimo por miedo a represalias que ningún adiestramiento, ningún libro de adiestramiento para militares y para ninguna para nadie. está incluido nado libre, ni en playas, ni en ríos, ni en mares. ahí trabajamos juntos. nicole era amiga de carlos y hoy no puede creer que murió, pues es una injusticia. obviamente del gobierno por no, pues por no ser responsables con la familia y las autoridades informaron que la mañana de ayer un pescador encontró el cuerpo del cadete en unas rocas a menos de una milla de la zona de playa del recinto militar, donde había desaparecido. detalló que el joven con la cara y las manos pintadas de blanco, aún traía el pantalón y las botas militares. más tarde fue ident

we know the fbi had access to mar-a-lago.we know they were in the room where those documents were eventually found. we don't know the fbi could have taken them. nobody stopped them and said you couldn't come back. they would have been able to walk through if they asked. the only thing they did ask for was about three days later. they said can you put another lock on that particular door which was complied with. now that we have three cases very similar in so many ways, does trump have a case to get this thrown out of court or probably not? >> i think he does. the exclusive authority for these classified documents resides with the federal records act, which does give custody and control to a former president. insofar as the obstruction charges against trump, he also has a defense there and that rests with the department of justice's own long-standing two decade old opinion met a former president can keep whatever he wants. that was endorsed by a federal judge. he can resist as bill clinton did. clinton did not get charged with

i'm not a nasa scientist here, but i heard mars has pretty harsh conditions.that just like kevin corke said. there's a lot to do here in beautiful planet earth. >> trace: you can't really bring children. they said no children allowed. will you still go for a year? >> i'm totally not on board with this. a big fat no from me. >> trace: okay, she's out. christina pascucci, who is running for senate and is flying planes, she actually lived in a cave for a week. i'm guessing you are going on this thing. >> you are making me sound crazy! it wins an assignment, just for the record. >> trace: sure it was! >> oh, come on! i think i would be kind of into it. a year is a little long, but ideally i would like to do the real thing and go to space. >> trace: there you go. matt finn, are you in? >> if i knew i'd come back alive, i would go for like a week. i don't know that i need to go for a full year. >> trace: did you read the rules? you need to be in for a year. >> i'm not going for a year. >> trace: he's like, "excuse me, can i get out? i've got to go." paul, you in? >>

had acces to mar-a-lago. we do know they were in the room withm the documents where they e thwere found. we do know the fbi could haveta taken them. nobody stopped them and nobody u said you couldn't come back either. they would have been able to walkto through i'm sure if they. asked. but the only thi thing they did asked for was about three days later, they said, can yo.u putat another lock on that particular door, which was complied with?ew so now that we have three casesc very similar in so many ways, does trump have a case to get this throwt n out of court or probably notofably? >> oh come i think he does because the exclusive authority for these classified documents resides with the federal records act, which does give custody ano control to a former president. and you know, insofar as the s obstruction charges against trump, he also has a defense there. that rests with the department t of justice's own long-standing two decade-old opinion that a m former president can keepet whatever he wants that was

they were captured earlier this month by nasa's mars rover perseverance.on the red planet kind of looks like an eyeball in space. phobos is actually 130 times smaller than our earth's moon, and it's not the first time perseverance has captured one of its eclipses. now, for all of you celestial watchers here on earth, we have a total solar eclipse to look forward to. it'll be viewable from north america on april 8th. it is sure to be a great show. that's it for this show. i'm soledad o'brien. i'll see you back here next week. for matter of fact. to watch more stories like this any time, head to matteroffacttv. >>> today on "asian pacific america," larry is a legend in the aapi community, but not so much in main stream history books. hopefully that will change with the ground breaking "larry the musical" opening march 16th in san francisco. it's the story of the labor leader whope

it's not what is mar-a-lago worth. it's why was he representing two separate figures to two separate entities in a way that benefit him? that was what was being prosecuted. host: if somebody is doing that with their own home, would they be prosecuted for it when it comes to looking for a loan for something they are trying to buy and paying taxes? is that something the average person can do? guest: i don't know if they would be prosecuted for it. it comes down to prosecute jory discretion. he was doing this in terms of his business. trump was inflating the value of his 5th avenue in square footage of histriplex multiple times over. either your apartment is 10 feet or 100 feet. i think that host: host: is the contention. this is liberty hill, texas, independent. you are on. caller: yes, hugo, i have a question to ask you. january 6, i was sitting at home and i was on facebook. i happened to see the posting by john sullivan. i thought what is going on. this john sullivan was bragging and boasting about successfully breaki

the four crew members will live and work inside a 3d printed mars habitat in houston for a year.cludes four living quarters, workspace and medical station and lounge area. that project is zoned to give the space agency a sense how astronauts deal with environmental stressors and limited resources on the red planet. inside one of those pods. >> i think that's what runs the mars environment anyway. >> exactly. >> what is happening behind me here, the birds swarming. >> we had that seagull yesterday. >> the oracle park seagull on twitter -- >> steven. >> -- decided to hang out and video bomb us. must be around sunset. let's look what's happening in the weather picture and i'll try not to be distracted by our avian friends. we have a storm system hanging out offshore. it's sending passing clouds overhead. we saw filtered sunshine today. we should be in a gap between waves of cloud cover tomorrow. plenty of sunshine overhead saturday and then we're back into increasing cloud sunday. here's a look to the west for the mark hopkins hotel, beautiful sunset. temperatures today made it to t

but where do they go, mars? that military to evacuate again. but where do they go, mars?hey go, mars? that is the last point. hamas could _ where do they go, mars? that is the last point. hamas could stop - where do they go, mars? that is the last point. hamas could stop this - where do they go, mars? that is the last point. hamas could stop this if i last point. hamas could stop this if they release the hostages. israel is not wa . in: they release the hostages. israel is not waging war _ they release the hostages. israel is not waging war against _ they release the hostages. israel is not waging war against hamas - they release the hostages. israel is not waging war against hamas or . not waging war against hamas or eradicating hamas. it is eradicating our people. this will be a war and an aggression against our people. and look at what this genocide has led to. it was joe and look at what this genocide has led to. it wasjoe biden who did not want to repeat the mistake of september the 11th. want to repeat the mistake of septemberthe11th. but want to repeat the mistake

and of course, out of a job ronna mcdaniel also went to mar-a-lago just this month. trump called her a friend on truth social before unceremoniously pushing her out of the rnc's back door. and of course, picking cronies, including his own family, to take over joining me now is republican pollster frank luntz. frank, you heard nikki haley today. she used that specific language very deliberately. she says she will not kiss the ring do you think that she has crossed a line for herself as she really ruling herself out of being in trump's good graces after this? >> i think so based on past history, although donald trump forgives and people who were his mortal enemy become his strongest ally. weeks later. >> and those who are his strongest allies become mortal enemies. weeks later, there's no predicting this. you have to go back to 2012, the last time that a presidential candidate did not drop out when the numbers for clearly against him. that was ron paul who did manage to get a significant number delegates put nowhere near the number that he would need. and it's pretty c

you remember that me on mars military to power back in february of 2021. in a clue after ousting the civilian government of nobel laureate armstrong, sushi. since then, it has been fighting civilians who have taken up arms against it and ethnic armed rebels. but in the last few months, those rebels have taken the fight to the army in many of myanmar states. and one of those states is rock on state, on the border with bangladesh, here fighting between the ethnic groups, the r a con army, and it's, and the military hunter is impacting villagers and bangladesh. dw correspondent, our thoughts of islam traveled there to speak with them. you brought him lips to just a short walk from the me on my board of. he has often heard schilling and gone plan, but he never believed it to defeat his doors to all the i lost my mother. my mother could have been with me today, but she's not here with me because of a mortar shell from young mars ministry that hit her product so that i don't know if i will get justice for my mother. but i mean, if i will be, that will not be don

that celebration was marred _ celebration. that celebration was marred by— celebration.celebration was marred by a shooting today and we recognise _ marred by a shooting today and we recognise that there are some who are injured — recognise that there are some who are injured. we are praying for the safety— are injured. we are praying for the safety of— are injured. we are praying for the safety of everyone. that's £4.15, please. here, the price of food fell last month for the first time since 2021 — as inflation held at 4%. with crucial elections looming, warnings about the threat to democracy posed by ai. in a world of ai generated deepfakes, it's becoming harder to know what's real and what's not, what's truth and what's an illusion. and a0 years to the day since they won olympic gold in sarajevo, torvill and dean are back there on the ice — recreating some of the famous victory. on newsnight at 10.30pm, as the house of commons faces a vote this coming week on an immediate cease—fire in gaza, will divisions over israel turn out to be an election year headache for keir

donald trump and his lawyers meeting with the judge in the mar-a-lago documents case.o, will the timing on this case slide? >>> now, we're also watching two live events expected to be happening this hour. president biden set to speak in minutes. his first public comment sense donald trump attacked the nato alliance over money. >>> also happening live this hour, now three-time super bowl champ patrick mahomes holding his first news conference after a thrilling overtime win. kate bolduan out today. i'm sara sidner with john berman. this is "cnn news central." ♪ >>> all right. happening now, donald trump and his legal team are behind closed doors with the federal judge in florida overseeing the classified documents case. it's also deadline day for his lawyers in a separate case to ask the supreme court to address the ruling that he is not immune from prosecution for the january 6th election subversion case. now, cnn's evan perez is outside the federal court for us in pearson, florida. kristen is also in west palm beach. evan, first to you. how long have they been inside?

. >>> all that plus mission to mars. sort of. nasa is looking for a few good applicants to live for a year as if they were on the red planet. although it sounds like "the martian" there will be no going to space. how you can apply today, saturday, february 17th, 2024. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with peter alexander and laura jarrett. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> welcome to "today." thank you for joining us on this saturday morning. did you want to go to space as a kid? you don't have to now. >> everybody has wanted to go to space. this is going to houston. you will be living in a 1,700 square foot habitat with three others. i hope you like your roommates. >> i would go with you. >> it could be a long year. we could bring friends and make it a good trip. we'll have more on that in a moment. >>> you are waking up to snow after the blast of cold overnight. the northeast seeing anywhere from a dusting in places to more than a foot in western new york. we are going to check in with angie to see if th

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these pictures look identical to the pictures we saw at mar a lago. jonathan turley no wonder why in the days leading up to todays ,they didn't. they were worried about what these pictures would look like and that they would be include itd in this report because it looks just like the ones of mar a lago to me well, they're very similar to the mishandlingg is o is obvious. the violations are obviousbv. and so the question that this report does ask is how is thisne consistent with their past efforts? it does seemntr passed they're g with some figures like the president, hillary clinton. therhee a pronounced reluctancep to bring criminal charges wheren there seems to be an abandon when it come abas to donald tru. i'm not saying that thenot sa mar-a-lagoyi indictment, for example, does not have serious problems for the former president. but even if you look at thatmer hey co indictment, they threwul everything they could at them and they there's obviously a different approach that's been taken. . yeah. jonathan turley, we do appreciate you being e met wit

the deed of mar-a-lago says it can't be a private residence. it's a club. and that even if it were it would be 400% north of the most valuable property, private property property in the united states, basically saying it's completely unrealistic. and he had this footnote. he said, donald trump knows this because he signed the deed for mar-a-lago, just showing that every time trump comes out at mar a-lago and what he has said about this is completely wrong. >> what are the things that the foreign president was saying at mar-a-lago during his rant, was that they had this expert witness who's highly respected, i think from nyu stern school of business, who they paid. he didn't point this out, but he paid them an awful lot of money. yeah. >> that expert witness was a bit of a mess. i know kara recalls his testimony. he tried to explain, for example, the tripling of the size of the apartment and he was confronted on that and he said, well, that must have just it's been an error. i mean, first of all, that's not anything an expert witness would know. and the judg

time trump comes out at mar a-lago and what he has said about this is completely wrong. what are >> the things that the former president was saying at mar-a-lago during his rant, was that they had this expert witness who's highly respected, i think from nyu stern school of business, who they paid. he didn't point this out, but he paid them an awful lot of money. yeah. >> expert witness was a bit of a mess and i know kara recalls his testimony. >> he tried >> to explain, for example, the tripling of the size of the apartment and he was confronted on that and he said, well, that must have just been an error. i mean, first of all, that's not anything an expert witness would know. and the judge rejected his testimony, which is what judges do. they will juries if there's a jury for either was not in this case, but when the judge looked at this guy's testimony, he said, i think he's in the bag for them and i think his testimony makes no sense and is not credible. and to kaitlan's point the difference evaluations here are not 20%, 30%, they are mind-boggling. i think seven spri

so pensacola happens to be the closest federal prison camp to mar-a-lago. and so whether or not it's actually -- you know, if we end up there, again, that particular camp, the general complexion of sort of day-to-day life is not that different. >> ryan, it's fascinating though. obviously we're a long way away from it, but i think today it comes real, certainly to the former president, in a way it may not have before, that this is where this could go. it is going to go forward. there is going to be a trial, at least unless some shocking things come from the supreme court. another option though, you know, if this does happen, home confinement? >> that's right. home confinement for a conviction on these charges would be unusual. generally the courts have said we're going to treat trump as any other citizen, like citizen trump, a former president can't be above the law. even the conservative court and the 11th circuit, all judges said the same thing when it comes to the classified documents case. does he get treated by everybody else when he serves time in a mi

we only have so many high-mars exactly fix that. let me use anybody else it's about the fact that knew that there were not giving them money or defense industrial base of donald j. trump or defense industrial base is barren and we need to rebuild it. and the biden ministration is failed on that front. >> all right, i'm glad we have settled this. we've got plenty of time to talk about the fight here in this room and the fight in ukraine coming off, we're sinking our teeth into an economic indicator apparently found under our kids pillow. but first four score and a couple of minutes from now, the new presidential rankings that have our first president dropping and the current commander-in-chief in a surprising position it's hockey day in america what a moment in the nhl on tnt? it's celebrating america's hockey legacy with a marquee doubleheader. yes. on sunday, first, boats take on the depth dial up his game in a tough of prostate, rice stocks moved by crosby covered by the flyers, lightning flyers tomorrow with 12, 30 tnt. >> why ch