i think like mr. grant is probably not likely, but it is out there. so as all of us investors, we need to respect that and had we play the market accordingly? >> so you're basically in the grant camp which is that rates will stay higher for longer. what does that mean for equity investors who have counted -- most of them -- that rate cuts are coming sometime this year. maybe may. maybe june. whenever. >> yeah. without a doubt, in the back two months of last year, the market started to embrace that early cycle playbook. we saw abate up being embraced. a lot considered low-quality being embraced. so there was a little uptight to that cutting dynamic. i think right now, we need to think about how to play defense in case bad things do happen and if it loses control of the economy. how about we play defense? there are a lot of ways to create offside to companies that can deploy capital and control their own destiny. i am looking for the upside to what companies can control on their own. >> let's talk about some of the opportunities you see. real estate. hea

grant. another is that lincoln mrs. lincoln and abraham lincoln and the president and fight the grant to ford's theater the night of the assassination and the grant almost went that mary todd lincoln -- julia grant was not a big fan of mary todd lincoln and mrs. grant says they have got to go see their children in new jersey, which they did and president lincoln was assassinated that night. grant is bereft with guilt and he thinks if i had been there married would have been able to save president lincoln. he was also a target, grant was of john wilkes-booth. >> after he was assassinated grant stands at the time of the most popular figure. >> by far. johnson despise that. he despised the grant had that power and grew to really hate him. johnson did to the point where he was just trying to figure out how to get them out of the way want to send them to mexico and do all tsehings in grant stood up to him and said no. he said if it's a military worker i will go but i'm not going if this is just you sending me. >> grant us kno

want us to have you as just a moment, mr. grant, many of the football team, if you'd like to know that i'm available on price, that's all about me. unless it's a lady, i'd have to do it yourself. the finance. so please see, let me set up an hour, the stuff to kinda populate on those. i mean, but it's not gonna stop the the guys that i thought ahead of, especially that of the b. that's the best receive up and, and i looked at the path to about my study all this way. she went back and for something, and that's the that's, that's a lot, that's up the i must be on what sort of thing and how many and how would i not being above it? and i don't know if there's gonna be even a zip up above a zip them up in somebody's most that will be and i'm in the i'm, i'm try to think i'm a human that. yeah. and i come in and it says the will come up that the there is the the guys, i'm almost done my enemy. and then at that at the bottom it's been a lot. i and i was edit sign up for. that's the real good or no estimate . i left in the us not minimums,

mr. granted, jeff toobin as well. we'll talk about the former president's day in court here in new york. or judge set the date for what will be the first criminal trial ever faced by a former commander in chief, plus the latest on the shootings at the super bowl celebration in kansas city. and my conversation with the brother of lisa lopez-galvan, was killed there yesterday >> the judge ordering donald trump to stand trial for new york state judge ordering donald trump to stand trial for criminal charges. next month. >> instead of being south carolina and other states campaigning, i'm stuck here in this case related to a hush >> i also have the cargo liner and see protector >> the carbon looks brand new. >> so what do you think of my trading now? >> it just went up way up. >> not-so object to your investment. what are your american made products at, whether tech.com >> we're building a better postal service. all parts working in sync to move your business poleward. with the streamlines shipping network, and new high-s

published without sound in the cockpit, for example, the ex-adviser of the armed forces of ukraine , mr. grantit seems that mr. putin is telling the world something like this: we are going to bomb. predecessor, is equipped with modern defense systems, unlike its soviet counterpart, and flies 100 km further, this is really a new, new machine, in many ways new, it controls better, it can be seen even by an unarmed, non-professional. at a glance, the reliability is very high, be that as it may, most intensely to these signals, no matter what they mean, they listened and looked closely in kiev, although it can be assumed that the bank was much more irritated that on the anniversary of the shootings on the maidan on the anniversary of the beginning of the northern military district, the rest of the world was looking anywhere but to the side zelensky, is this why the ukrainian president tried to get ahead of the agenda, as if in defiance of tucker carlsen he decided to make a real show out of his interview with fox news. conversation by candlelight in this case pays off according to ukrainian public

mrs. shulyak granted her request, but she said that it would not affect her work in to the verkhovna rada,titute a mandate, parted ways with a servant of the people, as you see... the political career will fade away, or will they continue to work, who cares? well, it's hard to say, because i don't know how ambitious she is, but it's clear that she was given the green light for her activities during the last six months, yes to the maximum, she really became known to the general public, which she was before mainly, well... we knew her statements there activity, but this is all for a narrow circle, then the last six months of her mastery, so to speak, and everything else, of course, it took it to another level, and if we now list the brightest personalities, the most famous servants of the people, then she is somewhere in the top three, in the top five , it is definitely there, so we lost contact with... my dear, we will now try to contact our studio with mr. oleksiy again, because we want to hear everything, well, actually, maryana bezugla said that she was not comfortable there with many ru

mr. trump and his adult children all took the witness stand in hopes of fending off a decision with massive consequences for their real estate portfolio. and family legacy. >> i became president because of the grant. >> mr. trump's defense team arguing there was no victim, the banks will be paid, and testified they did not rely on mr. trump's valuations. the former presidents attorneys had implored the judge's not to impose a fine, akin to the corporate death penalty. but today, the judge writing, quote, donald trump is not bernie madoff. yet, defendants are capable of admitting the error of their ways. instead, they adopt a see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil posture, that the evidence belies. >> tonight, both trump and new york attorney general, tish james, who brought the case, spoke about the judge's decision. >> letitia james, that's another case altogether. she's a horribly corrupt attorney general, and it's all having to do with election interference. there were no victims, because the banks made a lot of money, they made 100 million dollars. >> i want to be clear, white- collar financial fraud is not a victimless crime. when the powerful break the law, and take more than their fair s

>> yeah, well, look, this is not good for the former president -- granted, mr. sams made the argument that the special prosecutor was examining the issue of willfulness and did not find substantial evidence to affirm that charge enough to indict. so we are going to be left with sort of, you know, we are going to be left in a period where the ordinary person is going to try to make sense of this and what they are going to say is donald trump took documents, he got indicted, joe biden took documents, he didn't get indicted, i think that's fundamentally unfair. now, that would be colored if you are a biden supporter, you are going to say well, a difference. if you are a trump supporter, say no difference, but the people we are talking about are the people up for grabs in this election about the 10 or 12 or 15% at most who are capable of moving between one candidate and another, and that's going to have an adverse effect for those people's attitude about president biden in my opinion. >> john: karl, thank you for hanging with us through the white house briefing. we

mr. holliday: so, the grants through the infrastructure act, are they moving out and you are seeing progress in terms of dealing with some of these issues? sec. buttigieg: yeah. whether it is one of the less glamorous aspects of the terminal, like central utility plants at some airports. solar features, we are funding that which will help them operate the airport more efficiently but also with fewer emissions. so there's an economic and environment a benefit. we are funding the deployment of electric vehicle chargers around the country to help deal with range anxiety. we are investing important infrastructure that is greener than what we have inherited. and again, every investor we make in transit is of itself potentially an investment in climate too. so it is a big theme what we are doing with our funding a narro -- and our investments, whether the funding has climate in the name or not. mr. holliday: i wanted to ask, meridian has seen sort of a transformation in diplomacy over the last couple of decades. where our wonderful embassies and ambassadors continue to do great work, but governors

people were granted amnesty leading to the closure of the case and 183 people were granted a reduced sentence. according to mr. rahimi, 53 people are subject to definite punishment. that their sentence has been changed to imprisonment. 21 people did not meet the initial conditions for amnesty, but the head of the judiciary has asked the leader of the revolution to pardon them. 196 of these convicts are women, 35 are foreign nationals, 34 are security convicts, and 3 are under 18 years old. the supreme supervisory board of the expediency recognition complex. the system approved by the parliament to adjust pensioners' salaries in the budget of 1403 agreed. previously, the representatives had caused the resources obtained from the one percent increase in value added tax to be spent to adjust the salaries of military and country pensioners. according to the 7th plan , pensioners' salaries should reach 90% of workers' salaries within 5 years. the review of next year's budget from today in the high board of supervision of the collection. expediency has begun. the possibility of purchasing a product for the benefici

were granted amnesty leading to freedom , the case was closed, and 183 people were granted a reduced sentence. according to mr. rahimi, 53 people are included.

mr. roman, for this extremely interesting conversation on the air of the tv channel to our tv viewers. let me remind you that now roman besmetny, a famous ukrainian politician and diplomat, worked for them. glen grant, military expert, retired colonel of the british army, glory to ukraine, dear mr. colonel, god save the kin. an extremely serious situation, a bad situation on the big front of the russian-ukrainian war, in particular when... we are talking about the kupyan-lyman direction and about avdiivka, and there is a feeling that the enemy has prepared a fairly large number of relevant resources in order to plan one or the other . spring combat activities, spring combat actions, perhaps it is also about the preparation of an additional russian offensive. in my opinion, this is definitely a difficult and disturbing situation, i believe that it causes great concern for the top military leadership and the president as they carefully consider what action to take. there is a risk, for example, that an ongoing conflict may deplete resources that may be needed elsewhere in the near future. future, so i think we need to seriously evaluate whether we try to maintain control over everything, or whether w

people were granted amnesty leading to the release of the case and 1831 people were granted a reduced sentence. according to mr. rahimi, 53 of the people subject to the death sentence were sentenced to death, but their sentences were changed to imprisonment. 21 people did not have the basic conditions of f, but the head of the judicial branch requested them from the leader of the revolution. 196 of these convicts are women, 35 are foreign nationals, 34 are foreigners 1 person is a security convict and 3 people are under 18 years old. more than 2,800 convicts of the judicial courts were granted amnesty on the occasion of eid al-fitr, shabaniyah holidays and the anniversary of the victory of the islamic revolution. on the 22nd of rahimai, on the 22nd of bahman this year, let a reporter be with us here in ash'ari neighborhood , chavashe, higher than me, by sending videos and photos and narrating the scenes reported by our camera. for this, it is enough to take a video and a photo horizontally using a mobile phone and send it to our address in yes soroush ita and rubika mail stations. the commanders of the iraqi h

mr. trump will suffer irrersable damage of having to sit through a criminal trial. interestingly it take five justices to grant the stay. if mr. trump didn't succeed here, it will say a lot about the supreme court taking up the appeal. >> danny, if we put this in context back in december the special counsel asked the supreme court for an immediate decision regarding immunity that was denied, how this might impact how things are going on now. >> trump team has taken jack smith's words from december and put them in their brief, saying essentially you know who asked for the supreme court to review this case, not just us the special counsel himself, of course when we did in december jack smith was really had a different mission, and that mission was to speed this appeal as quickly as he could to supreme court, not necessarily to the high court but to some final resolution as quickly as possible. now of course the rules are reverse td. jack smith has gotten a decision from the court of appeals that he likes, he'd do anything to keep that circuit court opinion and to persuade the court not to take the case. that the

asking for well, they're essentially saying that it is really the last chance for mr. song should be able to be granted any source of freedom and that he will be putting it put held in the court. and the in front of a to judge panel will be putting forward his case that move and then transferred to them the us making better arguments on the 2nd day as well. and they say that it will be up to the judges to check whether they will be able to make an immediate decision. and if they do decide that he can be expedited, then it will be immediate. they say that that would be a really terrible thing for the notion of press freedom. and that is an essence. it sets a precedent for those who have been tried onto the espionage act to essentially be poor ones in the system. so that full, very worrying science from his team that this could, in effect be the end and a would see judy in a song potentially put behind bars for the rest of his life. all right, we'll leave it that. thanks so much on your guy. go. united states, a mass shooting during the superbowl victory parade has left the person that 9 children are amo

converted to christianity as a means of eventually being granted asylum . eventually being granted asylum. mr was put on the sex offenders register for a decade and somehow this did not suffice to block his third asylum attempt . to block his third asylum attempt. home to block his third asylum attempt . home office guidelines attempt. home office guidelines say that sexual offences are enough to block asylum requests, but a 2020 immigration tribunal over ruled this because a clergyman gave evidence that suggested he was, quote, wholly committed to christianity. but new reports are suggesting this wasn't necessarily true . so wasn't necessarily true. so apparently, mr azadi continued to buy only halal meat after his supposed conversion, and staff at a local shop described him as at a local shop described him as a good muslim. despite afghanistan being deemed unsafe for mr azadi to return to. he reportedly had plans to return to the taliban, ruled country to find a wife. and yet we're now being told that mr azadi is asylum status is irrelevant to this case. a number of commentators , including

and that's the problem, i think that mr. buddy was talking about when he said it's almost criminal for the us to pull out of the support from granted disjuncture. so that's a problem. it's basically domestic politics that we're trying to figure out. remember this is last year and it's definitely difficult to extract that from that particular uh environment which mr. barton is in. and i think it's important that mr. schultz was. ready just to say, we stand with you, will you stand with us as the question? i think that basically there's support for europe is increasing. i think that will maintain a level of support for you print to keep going in this war with russia. but the united states isn't a major support of military hardware that begins to, to decline. that's gonna make it that much more difficult for us to keep up that side of the support they're supporting in all kinds of ways financially. but the major problem is that it's america doesn't get the support for military hardware. it's gonna be very difficult for ukraine to maintain its position towards the rushing aggression jackson's rights that now officials and ne ukraine sa

mr. bhatt, there is a safe streets for all grant , we will need to get down to zero losses of life. i appreciate that. i'd yield back to >> thank you, mr. chairman. administrator hutcheson, they are continuing a number of regulations. including a potential speed limit or mandate on large trucks, big, big trucks. you may not be able to comment in detail, but i hope that you would agree with me that a credible process is very important, particularly when working through controversial rulemaking. would you agree we need to get this right? yes? >> representative, yes, i agree. >> this is what concerns me. the fmcsa had a specified speed limit of 60 miles per hour. it was in the u.s. d.o.t. agenda and it was quickly rescinded and chalked up as a clerical error. did you know about that 68 miles per hour? a clerical error, i believe you are a keynote speaker at a soirie sponsored by labor unions, large trucking companies, all of these stakeholders have been pressuring your agency to select a speed limit rule set at 60. well below what the agency indicated it was prepared to select. were the

granted. >> reporter: and the man once known as mr.t, brock purdy, the last player picked in the 2022 draft, now in his first full season as a starter, has led his team to the super bowl. >> the minute you're doing great, everyone will say you're doing great. have a little funk, they say you're not good enough. that's the nature of the game. i think we all understand that. i understand that. and i keep that in mind with all of this that's gone on. >> reporter: and one of the most talked about players of the season, travis kelce, arguably one of the greatest tight ends of all-time. two-time super bowl champ, nine-time pro bowler. many now know him best as taylor swift's boyfriend. for some, the singer could be the biggest superstar at the game. fresh off a record-breaking fourth grammy for album of the year for "midnight" -- >> and the grammy goes to -- taylor swift. >> reporter: kelce praising his girlfriend's success. >> she's unbelievable. she's rewriting the history books herself. i told her i'll have to hold up my end of the bargai

would be correct if all these grant projects, all the help that comes from various funds should be used to restore such enterprises that have been almost completely destroyed, mrdon't have much time anymore, but here we go... somehow, well, i don't know, it's right and fair allocate external aid, grants, these funds, because we hear a lot that such and such are helping us, but somehow you see it, well, a couple of canisters of detergents for sanitation and potatoes, that’s good, but that’s not what the song is about, that’s about it in this case, it should be done centrally through the association, on the contrary, it is not necessary to try some kind of government. that is to allocate and whether, for example, our foreign partners consider this assistance in the form of new technologies, or as well as technology, for example, they squeezed out the technology, destroyed the technology, on for some reason it is necessary to work, they see it as aid to ukraine, or it is one thing, well, for example, well, for example, the american aid of the buffett fund works on technology, and the harvest of victory and where commodity producers have the opportunity to serve t

if the person did, are there reasons the disqualification shoulde lifted or the pardon should be granted? mr. mitchell if the court accepts the griffin's case that would be the ridging that we have. chief justice roberts: i don't know if there is a limit that one -- on something that someone ca infer -- >> isn't that what yo doing? >> the intention would be that you would have the exact same actor and say the actor can lift the disqualification by a two thirds vote. and you are sayg ly that actor can put the disqualification into effect in the rsplace and it can do th by far less than two thirds. it c do that by a simple majotyf one house. >> or by doing nothing aal if the holding of griffin's case is correct. >> exactly. justice kagan: the only thing it takes to have no action is half plus one saying we don't file -- feel like it. mr. mitchell: we were relying on pron documents as well. >>he griffin's case is also important to figure out the original public meaning of section three of the 14th amendment. that seems to me highly probative are -- of what the meaning or understandi of what tha

next up is glen grant, retired british army colonel, military expert. mr., i welcome you and thank you for being with us today. you, colonel, in ukraine they are waiting for the resignation of the commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine valery zaluzhny, president zelenskyi says that there will obviously be a rotation to touch not only zaluzhnyi, but also other leaders, including the army, some power bloc, as he said, which in your opinion will change after his resignation. chief of the armed forces of ukraine, how will this affect the situation on the russian-ukrainian front and is it advisable to replace a veteran during the war? and therefore, first of all, i want, when we talk, actually, if about resignation, yes, then he will not leave himself, yes, it is not, it is not a resignation of his own free will, yes, of course. he would not want to go alone, of course, this is about release, yes, about the fact that he will be released, and the important thing is the fact that he is a very powerful motivator in our country, there is no better person

next up is glen grant, retired british army colonel, military expert. mr.i congratulate you and thank you for being with us today. mr. colonel, in ukraine they are waiting for the resignation of the commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine valery zaluzhny, president zelenskyi says that, obviously, the rotation will affect not only zaluzhny, but also others leaders, including the army, of some power bloc, as he said that... yours will change after the resignation of the head of the armed forces of ukraine, how will this affect the situation on the russian-ukrainian front, and is it advisable to replace a hard-working one during the war? first of all, he wants, when we talk, actually, if it is about resignation, yes, then he will not go himself, so it is not... resignation of his own will, of course, he would not want to go alone, of course, this is about release, yes, about the fact that he will be released, important... that he is very a powerful motivator in our country, there is no better person than him, and of course, to replace him at such a m

mr. van hollen: it also includes funding for the nonprofit security grants program to better protect those nonprofits here in the united states, including places of worship that face elevated risks from hate crimes. madam president, i've spoken many times on this floor about the imperative of providing the people of ukraine with more desperately needed military assistance to protect their sovereignty and protect their democracy. we must not abandon them to putin's brutal onslaught. the ukrainian people are putting their blood and their lives on the line to defend their freedom, the least we can do, the least we can do is provide them together with our allies with the weapons and other support they need to do that. and it is not only the freedom of ukraine that is at stake. abandoning the people of ukraine to putin would destroy our credibility with our allies and our adversaries. it would undermine our word with both friend and foe, not only in europe but around the world. let there be no doubt that president xi is keeping one eye on what happens in ukraine as he keeps the other eye traine

mr. chairman of the committee grant hrs 863 impeaching mayorkas secretary of homeland security for high crimes and misdemeanors. the rule provides upon adoption of the resolution shall be in order without intervention of any point of order to consider hrs 863. the rule provides amendment and the nature of a substitute recommended by homeland security will be considered at his adopted provides two hours of general debate equally divided and controlled by the chair and ranking minority member of the committee of homeland security or their respective designees. the rule provides upon adoption hrs 995 is adopted and further no other resolution incidental to impeachment relating shall be privileged during the remainder of the one heard 18 congress. the rule further provides for 85 protecting health care for all patients act of 2023 under a structured rule. the rule waives all points of order against consideration of the bill the rule provides one hour general debate equally divided and controlled by the chair of the ranking minority member on energy and commerce for their respective designees for t

up that vote at the end of the program then we're in touch with glen grant army colonel of great britain, retired military expert, mr. colonel, i congratulate you and thank you for being with us today, hello, evening, i congratulate you, mr. colonel, in ukraine they are waiting for the resignation of the commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine valery zaluzhny, president zelenskyi is talking about , that obviously the rotation will affect not only zaluzhny, but also other leaders, including the army, some power bloc, as he said, what will change in your opinion after the resignation of the head of the armed forces of ukraine, how will it affect the situation on the russian-ukrainian border the front and whether it is advisable to replace the tinned one during the war. first of all, he wants to, when we talk about resignation, yes, he himself will not leave, yes, it is not from, it is not resignation of his own free will, yes, of course, he would not want to leave. himself, of course, then it is about dismissal , yes, about the fact that he will be dismissed, the important thing is that he is a very powerful

mr. johnson says the last picture grant took with his phone was of merciless moments before her son was killed claimed he meant to use his taser instead of his gun. he was convicted of involuntary manslaughter and served half of a two year prison sentence before being released. >> the city of san francisco held its official chinese new year celebration at city hall. the public, including members of the chinese community and merchants, attended the festivities. ktvu amberleigh reports. the traditional lion dance opens the city of san francisco's 2024 chinese new year celebration. >> the performance dazzles the audience in the rotunda of city hall. it's a display of pride in the chinese culture. when i see this event held in full, celebrate the lunar new year, i feel very proud and privileged of how the city are doing this for the for our community, for the chinese community. >> the joy for the traditions and that san francisco is back. >> community members say this year of the dragon marks a recovery from the pandemic and anti-asian hate crimes. it's the time to celebrate instead of looking at

granted these credits? actually , i can talk more about it. mr. mohseni, what do you think , do you agree? they said that it should be revised. the way they explained the budget was a bit vague for me. the truth is, i didn't understand what they meant by revision . do they mean whether we should eliminate the budget of government educational institutions or not? increase or decrease let us ask you for a favor. look at my review in a different way. if you explain this, i will tell you. if you agree, it is not clear to me what you mean. review is a word that can be interpreted in many ways . it is so strong that you don't want it to end . you want it to be in in fact, this budget will have to be explained in a different way . how do you think we can work ? we have a university like sharif university of technology. now here we have mentioned a name , it is a proof of a negation, we do not pretend, we have many good universities in our own country , how can we do this with a university that has been established for several years and has no output, for example, now you don't forget my question.

mr. young and i'm not trying to be combative. you indicated that your grant staff would check how the invoice related to to the activities setforth in the grant. and you would get documentation as to ours. but there is still this find thating out of 5.3 million dollars, there is no receipts for 3.8 million dollars. >> so to me, the 3.8 million was based on the fact, it was the total of all the invoice that's we received during the period for which a monitoring was not conducted. we were unable to conduct our monitoring visit. but i don't agree that we paid 3.8 million dollars just as a blank check. they submitted invoices to us with what they reported. we paid them based on the services that they rendered during that period. and with from the controller's office, monitoring visit, we did look into ways that we can improve, i'm not saying that we cannot improve our process. and we did implement one of the recommendation which is to request one of the ledgers as part of the invoicing process. we also look back retrospective from the 2000, i think 2018 to 2022,

mr. chairman. i move the committee grant h.res. 863, impeaching alejandro mayorkas, secretary of homeland security, for high crimes and misdemeanors, a closed rule. it provides that upon adoption of the resolution, it shall be in order without intervention of any point of order to consider h.res. 863. the rule provides that the amendment in the nature of a substitute recommended by the committee on homeland security now printed in the resolution shall be considered as adopted. the rule provides two hours of general debate, equally divided and controlled by the chair and ranking minority member of the committee of homeland security or their respective designees. the rule provides upon adoption, h.res. 995 is hereby adopted and further, no other resolution incidental to impeachment relating to h.res. 863 shall be privileged during the remainder of the is 18th congress -- 118th congress. the rule further provides for consideration of h.r. 485, the protecting health care for all patients act of 2023, under a structured rule. the rule waives all points of order against consideration of the bill. the rul

because it has been and not done, and i hope that god will grant you and all of us a good end, we are sincere thank you very much, we were talking with mr. seyed sharif hosseini, the representative of the ahvaz constituency in the 8th and 9th periods of the islamic parliament, and i hope that now that he is an advisor to the minister of oil, but with the experience he has in government work, in the future, his age will still require that come back and become a member of parliament in the next term. good night. different tendencies. my love, my love, the world has no meaning without you , the love of my life, when you are there, our world is spring , the world is without you. come on, my son, come on, i'll force you, i'll be your victim, i'll be your leader, with my small height, i'll be your leader, come on, my son, come on. come help me i will be your supporter , i will be trapped by you, ali bin mahzi, i will support you, with my small height, i will be your commander . greetings, commander, greetings from this generation. don't look at a small step, i'll make you a plant . don't look at a small step like mirza , it's all small. just

ulysses s grant and the battle to save reconstruction with mr. border with he a prolific author he has written nine nonfiction books and is built on and furthers and continues the research and writing did about the radical reform. republicans in power. i told congress at war how reformers fought the civil war. lincoln ended slavery, remade america. that was published just three years ago in 2020. it's a narrative that continues in klan war and his earlier works include, and i'm sort of going to enlist a couple of these in reverse sequencing back in time time bound china, the underground railroad and for the soul of america there was great debate. henry clay, stephen douglass and the compromise that preserved the the first congress how james george washington and a group of extraordinary women invented the government and washington the making of the american capitol and there were several earlier than that. mr. burdick is, a native of new york city, he is an independent writer, historian and journalist. his most recent has been on 19th century ame

mr. bordewich s new book clash war ulysses grant and the battle to save reconstruction, which is actually a story not just about president grant, but about the role that congress actually played in all of this activity. because he found the results of one of the very first investigative committees of congress. this multi-volume report part of the investigation on the klu klux klan that went the south and story is told throughout his book, which talks about the bloody reconstruction era roots and how really influences what's going on today. this story he will tell details how the federal government wields, its power to try to dismiss the klu klux klan, defined as the first organized terrorist movement in american history. that out of the ashes of the civil war at the peak of its, you know, power in the early 19, 1870s. the klan boasted tens of thousands of members. no small of the landowners law enforcement officers, doctors, journalists, churchmen. future governors and congress people to to repel that that boro went through a tidal wave of violence. president grant a two term battle again

mr. young and i'm not trying to be combative. you indicated that your grant staff would check how the invoice related to to the activities setforth in the grant. and you would get documentation as to ours. but there is still this find thating out of 5.3 million dollars, there is no receipts for 3.8 million dollars. >> so to me, the 3.8 million was based on the fact, it was the total of all the invoice that's we received during the period for which a monitoring was not conducted. we were unable to conduct our monitoring visit. but i don't agree that we paid 3.8 million dollars just as a blank check. they submitted invoices to us with what they reported. we paid them based on the services that they rendered during that period. and with from the controller's office, monitoring visit, we did look into ways that we can improve, i'm not saying that we cannot improve our process. and we did implement one of the recommendation which is to request one of the ledgers as part of the invoicing process. we also look back retrospective from the 2000, i think 2018 to 2022,

mr. wade is available but we have maintained at this time that the motion to quash should be granted but i understand the court's ruling. >> i will say yes on monday it did seem like the focus mr. bradley would be the hook that makes every witness potentially relevant and we really haven't been able to explore that on the privilege issues that we'll have to tackle again later. for now, as it the evidence in front of the court at the moment is we have a witness who has said this relationship may have pre-dated the affidavit that mr. wade filed. i don't see a way around the relevance of his testimony. i deny the state's motion to quash the subpoena of mr. wade. miss merchant. >> bill: as we wait for nathan wade, who is an n all likelihood one of two star witnesses in this matter here. the former employee of fani willis testified said she had no doubt their romantic relationship began in 2019 and continued until at least 2022. how significant? >> very. this is not a good day for the democrats campaign against donald trump. the fact you have someone who says she was a very good friend of the