bill clinton had audio tapes of hours and hours and hours of recordings from the oval office when nara was sued, and that's the remedy under the presidential records agent, is civil litigation. when nara was sued, doj stood there in open court and said, judge, none of us may like it but the president gets to make that determination. if they don't like the determination, they can sue. sock drawer bill clinton his tapes were fine. obama, 2018, there was a letter from the obama foundation acknowledging millions of documents in a former furniture store in illinois, including classified documents, and their remedy to any situation there in that insecure setting is to say we are going to give you $3.3 million to help transport these documents whenever we digitize the library. it's been five years. there is no hint of a digital library yet. none of this is criminal. none of it has historically been subject to criminal tools, subpoenas, or search warrants. but for donald trump there is an exception that this doj and fbi are pursuing to mislead the american public, misuse statutes that are not

i was negotiating with nara. you know what nara is? archives. >> extremely left group of people. >> they're bipartisan. they're not left. >> they didn't raid the house of joe biden, they didn't raid obama. >> biden didn't ignore a subpoena to get the documents back. that's the question that investigators have, i think, is why you held on to those documents when you knew the federal government was seeking them and they had given you a subpoena to return them. >> can i talk? are you ready? can i give mine? >> i would like for you to answer the question. that's why i asked it. >> it's very simple -- you're a nasty person, i'll tell you. >> can you answer why you held on to the documents? >> i was negotiating and we were talking to nara, that's washington, to bring whatever they want. they can have whatever they want. when we left washington, we had the boxes lined up on the sidewalk outside for everybody -- people are taking pictures of them. everybody knew we were taking those boxes and the gsa, government service, the gsa was the one ta

and let's say the nara potato variety was named - this is in honor of the lake, naroch about the legende girl on the ru, so nara and at the end of our journey to the mysterious world of potato breeding of the council of scientists for all summer residents, before planting potatoes in the garden, regardless of variety. organize her sunbathing light germination. this is scientifically called color sprouts. here they are green. these are so beautiful, but it’s already straight in general, it hurts less and such sprouts will immediately grow, rather than these white whites, this loses the strength of potatoes. uv lighting is also said to be suitable. the main thing is that the temperature is kept at the level of 10-12 °. the science project is on air today in scientific parts we analyze delicious belarusian potatoes. and what else are we talking about? under strict control , we will deal with the nuances of numerous examinations of new varieties together with a registered guest of the program. first domestic variety. late ripening enjoys a certain popularity in the first place the lucky one

romantics believe that these are fragments of the mirror of the beautiful nara, which she broke afteround out that her loved one had died, what to believe. everyone decides for himself . of the most important sights in terms of history the city of musil is this majestic beautiful costume of the mother of god of the scapular, it is located on a small hill, not far from the picturesque lake mestry. and, of course, it has many rumors and legends. this monumental building was built in 1754 and allegedly the local headman had a hand in this. patly from the legends, this catholic church was erected at the expense of the local headman, the owners of the old myadel anthony kosice for a long time, he prayed that he would have a long-awaited heir, he visited kievskaya visited the lavra in jerusalem, and on one of these trips , namely in rome, he promised god that if he nevertheless gave him the long-awaited heir, then he dented here, he would build a church and a miracle happened. god heard his prayers, and antonio himself kept his promise and built a catholic cathedral on this site, as well as

. >> i was negotiating, and we were talking to nara, that's washington, to bring whatever they want. they can have whatever they want. when we left washington, we had the boxes lined up on the sidewalk outside for everybody, people taking pictures of them, everybody knew we were taking those boxes. the gsa, government service, the gsa was the one taking them. they brought them to mar-a-lago. we were negotiating with nara, all of a sudden they raid our house. >> first of all, the presidential records act says when the president leaves office, the national archives gets custody and control all the presidential records from his administration, classified or not. there's nothing about negotiation between a former president and the archives about returning them. in trump's case, it took the archives months to get 50 boxes back from him. the archive found records with classified markings and they got the justice department involved. after a may 2022 subpoena, trump's lawyers returned an onflow with a few dozen more documents. then prosecutors obtained additional evidence that more classifi

people's court wrote in an 86-page opinion that what happened with nara and why he did not give those boxes back to nara, and what he did during that period was a seeming dress rehearsal for what he did when doj asked for the documents. >> so is it clear to how many of these trump employees allegedly moved with moving the boxes have been interviewed by the special counsel's team? and who is paying their legal bills? >> we know both of the trump employees have been interviewed by the special counsel's team, and we know that the former president's pac, save america, has paid at least some of the legal bills for both of these people. one of them, as we reported, was walt nauta, who is the former president's valet. you see him on the plane with him at these rallies. he is carrying boxes. he is his personal aide. the second one whose identity is not known is a person who worked for the former president in florida. >> josh, appreciate it. thank you. >> thank you. >> cnn senior legal analyst and former prosecutor elie honig is here. none of this is good news for the former president. a lot o

they were nara and they were hungry. children. it was, uh, the teacher who told them about the knowledge that was contained in his memory, the classes were going on late in the evening after exhausting hard labor , the attendants stood outside the door to sound the alarm just a little. dad said we hid the kids under rags in some heaps under the executioners below us. god forbid that the children were taken away in a year. you will go to school in your native places and will sit at real ports with real textbooks promised nikolai fedorovich hello guys. today we have an unusual lesson in literature. and what important things do we say in literature? yes once upon a time, the nazis conceived a punitive operation in the summer of 1942, the partisan teacher matryona volskaya was summoned to the headquarters by the commander of the partisan unit, nicknamed dad, set the task for the shortest children. here, uh, they ask if she could refuse and save the children. this is the message of those people who do what they must and another order,

in july former prime minister abe shinzo was shot dead at a political rally in the western city of nara. then about a month ago a man threw what was believed to be a homemade bomb towards prime minister kishida during an event in wakayama prefecture. they appear to be taking no chances in hiroshima. the island where the summit is being held has been restricted to the public since monday. checkpoints have been setup on nearby streets. some stores are closing until the summit is over because it's so hard to get around. but this owner has another reason. >> translator: it was a hard choice, but i decided to close because i want to do my part to help the summit go smoothly, and i want the leaders to understand our wish for nuclear abolition. >> reporter: and that wish is clearly on display at the memorial near where the atomic blast happened. this whole area will be walocke down where the g7 leaders will meet. we've seen a lot of people from all over japan and also other countries visiting this place experiencing the history. here's what they have to say. >> it's a very special place becaus

at this time from the schedule part of the train will be taken out in the nara maloyaroslavets kalugaying between moscow and solnechnaya aprelevka stations as well as a number of aeroexpresses to vnukovo airport, almost 200,000 trees were saved from cutting down, thanks to waste processing complexes near moscow, tons of old newspapers and magazines are carefully sorted there and then sent to manufacturing plants paper and cardboard gets a second life and plastic waste turns into a coating for playgrounds and even into sports equipment , artyom watched the technically difficult process kuznetsov we drink milk natalya removes the label from the bottle, washes it and only then sends wet garbage to the blue tank for tuesday to throw out the container. oatmeal container is what will be recycled, it is the preliminary sorting of waste at home that allows you to select more useful raw materials for further processing in the kpu waste processing complexes. today we recognize more than 36 fractions, of course , the waste part takes more than a year, then non-ferrous ferrous metals. glass is a

building of the fish factory under the evacuation point these they used old baths for salting fish , like naraories that they collected water for the wounded and snow drowned snow and the snow was brown, because the snow was mixed with blood , bread was often not enough. they made such a talker, you know, they mixed flour with water. anatoly golimbievsky marine kunikova, he was wounded in the leg during landing, remained in battle after 2 days, when anatoly got water , wounded in the second, remained in battle, then, when throwing a grenade, a bullet hit his arm. only after that he was evacuated, but already gangrene amputation, and he was 22, and in the hospital a georgian mari kalanadze looked after him. well, this is amazing love, they got married. their daughter tamara was born in the film, there is a rare opportunity to listen to what anatoly leopoldovich tells about himself in the front-line song. i love our close -up victory day song malaya zemlya, because it’s me there, as they say, i went through everything from beginning to end and one more acquaintance artyom ivanovich azirov is the

representative of the polish border guard anna mykhaylska should be completed in the summer, when the nara river enters, which has flooded this territory, will return to its usual river, we understand that this protective net will not be able to protect it from this or that. gave up the idea of ​​a velvet curtain, so to speak, that is, the curtain will be metal. well, as for the question of weapons, i think that poland is not for nothing so powerful now that they are armed, in particular, it is about new mechanized units. i think that it is easier to prepare to build fortifications on the borders than later, as we will do it now, we will build fortifications at bus stops near schools and in other public places where there are a lot of people, so the poles are doing the right thing and i think it is wise , meanwhile, in odesa, this kind of news is here for the deputy of the odesa regional council together with his wife organized the seizure of land near the sea, well , and the sbu has already reacted, they tried to alienate agricultural land with a total area of ​​almost 280 hectares, a dep

write , there are many people there. what they write and what they now have in their heads is the same nara , it is preserved, it has not changed at all, in fact, nothing new, they constantly appeal that regardless of the country, it should not be an exclusively artificial state, the goal of which is the destruction of russia, do you understand the logic they in in their understanding there is no awareness of the fact that there are people who have united in their state, which has historical roots, which has developed , which has its own language and its own special abilities, which differs from the peoples who inhabit russia , not from the russian people, but from the peoples who inhabit us at a distance, which is radically different and wants to live on his own land as he wants. as this, as this people will decide for themselves, these are our questions. they think that everywhere there is a state and everywhere there is such a psychology that it is necessary to go to someone from a neighbor to take something away something to take away that this should be the imperial ideology and that i

did he intend to do so and retain it even though he was aware that nara wanted it back? absolutely. you have is the investigation that only eludes you, intent. you have intent if this reporting is true, intent this did happen. for jack smith and his team, you have a clear-cut case, documents in someone's possession, audit be returned? was there intent? this suggests it was. it's a very streamline prosecutorial model. >> elie, sources say witnesses asked about this document on iran in front of the grrj. how does this fit into whatever larger case is being built here? >> jake, this is a very big deal for prosecutors and a big problem for donald trump and his team for a couple reasons. first of all, prosecutors love tapes. if you have a subject on tape, that's his own words, that's his own voice. the defense can't say, well, some witness is fudging the truth. it also establishes basic things the prosecutors need to establish. one, knowledge. trump knew he had these documents. two, intent. he was going to use them or potentially refer to them as it suited his strategic needs. that goes

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about is just the idea that before the subpoena was issued they were doing these discussions with nara, with the national archives and that whole episode where they were holding back episodes before finally providing some boxes, that that was a dress rehearsal for what they ended up doing, again obstructing an investigation. >> shannon, what does this reporting tell you about the case prosecutors are building involving the former president's intent. if we're in a situation where i'm asking you guys to move documents around and before you know it federal agents are showing up, there's probably a reason for that, right? >> exactly. i think it shows jack smith taking a meticulous approach. they're using building blocks here and to show intent you have to show it circumstantially unless they've written out a confession and someone has taken notes of your confession. here they're showing a tight time line very suspicious boxes are being moved. boxes themselves you don't know what's in them. but i totally agree with evan's point the dress rehearsal is very, very damaging for trump and his te

what they're saying is that even before the subpoena came, so this was back when nara, the government agency that, you know, is in charge of president presidential records, when they were back and forth asking for the materials back, the suggestion there that trump allegedly removed some of the documents to look through them to determine what he wanted to keep. and they call that a dress rehearsal. this was in ppreparation for a bigger scale thing that we see happened in june, or allegedly happened. >> you hear trump saying, i have the right to do whatever i want with them. he continues to say that. what are you hearing from one of your sources, i understand, the lawyer for one of the employees who actually moved those boxes about what trump's intent was or his role was? >> yeah. we have an on the record statement right now. we know the people saying they didn't know. they were just doing what they were told. so we can, you know, move from there when investigators think that president or the people he knowing what their intent was. >> thank you very much. i appreciate it. she is shari

appeals court wrote in an 86-page opinion that what happened with -- norah nara -- whensk documents. >> so, is it clear to you how many of these trump employees, allegedly involved with moving the boxes have been interviewed by the special counsel's team? and who is paying their legal bills? >> we know both of the trump employees have been interviewed by the special counsel's team. and we know that the former presidents pack, save america, has paid at least some of the legal bills for both of these people. one of them, as we reported, louise walton nada, the former presidents valet, you see him on the plane with him at these rallies, he's carry boxes. he's's personal aide, the second one, whose identity is not known, is a person who worked for the former president. in florida. >> josh, appreciate it. thank you. >> thank you. >> cnn senior legal analyst and former federal prosecutor, elie honig is here. none of this, obviously, is good news for the former president. a lot of these details are new as well. >> yeah, a lot of it's really interesting. the key thing that prosecutors have t

due to other demands on his time president trump suksquently directed his staff to ship the boxes to nara the archives without any review by him or his staff. if you don't know what's in the boxes it's very hard to say you declassified them. there's another part of the letter where the lawyers say we've seen absolutely no indication that president trump knowingly possessed any of the marked documents or willfully broke the law. here it goes on "rather all indications are is that the presence of the marked documents at mar-a-lago is the result of haphazard records keeping and packing by white house staff and gsa. president trump has directed us to immediately notify doj of the discovery of marked documents at mar-a-lago, and we have faithfully done so." that seems very clearly to be an admission that, oh, we didn't know these documents were there. so, again, how do you declassify them if you don't know they're there? >> elie, the national archives could hand these 16 documents that are suggested would show donald trump did actually know the declassification process, they might hand them ov

illinois -- and indiana -- >> was there any reason there might not have been great communication with naraclient didn't accept he lost. >> it is possible. we want congress to get involved to say, look, these documents should never have gone to the house. if we modify the presidential records act to put a procedure in place to mandate they do what they have done as a custom for all the presidents they liked, mandate they do it for all former presidents and former vice presidents, then this will not repeat. >> the process at the end of the administration is a little messy, but there are a lot more questions for your client including which he decrlassifie them. we'll find out with jack smith what he thinks at the end of his investigation. thank you for helping us to make sense of some of this. >> thank you very much for having me. >> of course. with t-mobile for business, save more than $1000 bucks versus verizon. and get the new samsung galaxy s23 plus free with no trade-in required.. my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose neuriva plus. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a mu

. >> it's 9, 35 and in the south bay, if you're in need of nara can the santa clara has just rolled out a vending machine? can see it's already empty. now it's a one of a kind vending machine and it has free narcan instead of ending chips and cookies and things in the machine, the kids can get the students and this is at benson memorial center, which is right in the middle of campus. so there's easy access. >> marchand can't hurt the person you're using it. so even if it's someone who has alcohol poisoning and they're unconscious, if you give them nor can it won't hurt them in any way. >> in less than 6 hours, students cleaned out. the 48 cases that were in that vending machine. so the 48 boxes are now in their hands. the machine is a collaboration between the school and santa clara county, which will restock this machine with nor can the county plans on putting more machines throughout the county as well. so could save up a life for a lot of lives. 9.36. and for your health. sfo is entering a new partnership with the cdc to figure out if new variants of covid are coming into the u.s. o

will roll it with its soft lips, or maybe the believers will have an old mossy pike of a huge size or nara wants to dream of composing rhymed poems farel filming fleeting movies farel movies or maybe many years later, when our mouths will long be clogged with dark earth, the bottle will fall into the delirium of a fisherman, which will pull out with surprise to look at the old sealing wax seal. and judging by the side pocket of his attack , the sheep at home, when the food is already eaten on the stone table, borisov will have bread and coffee, cheese, he will slowly rise and come down behind his instrument, he will knock down the seal in bottles, zazhavyur with horses and suddenly you will feel roman well, golden yellow will begin to radiate from the fragrance. it will smell very and very lush jewish plains with walnuts, the sun with life. love of life, you know, writing letters to a woman you love like this is certainly impressive. i read it for a minute today. and how many impressions of the smells of emotions, it’s in me that it’s the most not to sit in social networks. all this really

now nara, in fact, there are already about 30,000 people living there.se proximity right next to st. petersburg. e to build a modern strong strike force and a base a-a directed, naturally against russia please tell me you were a candidate in the estonian elections in 2023. and here the experts in our studio doubt the results of these elections. what was your impression of participating and what was the result after the announcement of the mass elections in moscow, these estonians were just hysterical, because our kosmos movement together received such support from people that they did not expect at all. they said that our support there is half a percent one percent. and when it turned out that we had on paper voting eight seats in parliament, and they simply stole electronic votes from us and blurred our votes, it turned out that the people are not at all as stupid as they thought, and they have already calculated that for local elections, where non-citizens of history can take part. and we are defeating the citizens of russia, based on this, they arrest

when notified that nara intended to provide those documents to the grand jury, trump's legal team raisediden white house was also notified but told the national archives that the incumbent president would not assert privilege to block those records from being shared with the grand jury. the special counsel was also given access to other records not challenged by the trump team. ultimately, the special counsel identified the 16 records in question as relevant to the grand jury investigation. my point is i guess to widen the timeline. jack smith has been on this particular prong of this probe for many months now. this letter came january 23rd. >> yeah. as you pointed out in the opening, state of mind is what this is all about. and the criminal law relies on the ability of a prosecutor to prove the intent of the person who is accused of the crime. and what these documents will do, it will once again show for the umpteenth 100th trillionth time that trump continues to lie. he just lies and lies and lies. and you know what? it's really weird about this is that he -- you can think well, maybe

i was negotiating with nara. >> the national archives. >> extremely left group of people. >> you don'tey invaded my house. they didn't raid the house of joe biden. they didn't raid obama. >> joe biden didn't ignore a subpoena to get the documents back like you did. so that's the question. >> 1850 boxes. >> investors' questions, why did you hold on to the boxes when you know the federal government were seeking them. >> are you ready, can i talk? do you mind? >> i would like for you to answer the question. >> it is simple. >> that's why i asked it. >> it is very simple. you are a nasty person, i'll tell ya. [ laughter ] >> do you have any classified documents in your possession? >> you ready? >> do you? >> no. i don't have anything. i have no classified documents. by the way, they've become automatically declassified when i took them. >> no, you have to declassify them. >> let me ask you a question. why is it biden had nine boxes in chinatown, and he gets a lot of money from china? why is that? >> there is no evidence of that, mr. president. you cannot say that, there is no evidence of t

nara, experience. yeah, live the story. naga. the _ experience. yeah, live the story.it is lovely and sunny, it is chilly. but for you, naga, although it is lovely and sunny, it is chilly. but foryou, naga, i although it is lovely and sunny, it is chilly. but for you, naga, i will io is chilly. but for you, naga, i will go into— is chilly. but for you, naga, i will go into this — is chilly. but for you, naga, i will go into this water. i will be swimming a little bit later on. that is excellent! _ swimming a little bit later on. that is excellent! you _ swimming a little bit later on. that is excellent! you can _ swimming a little bit later on. trust is excellent! you can get advice from the three people behind you because they seem to be enjoying it. excellent use. see you in the water later. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london. from today, ambulances, police and fire engines across the capital can use bus lanes on london's red routes while on duty and even when not dealing with an emergency. red routes are those ma

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