but susanna and mark believe they must speak out, even though by breaking the nda, it could put them at risk. >> i want to see an actual adjustment that we're going to serve the people that we're here to serve instead of putting ourselves above them. >> reporter: ruby, who is still complying with her nda cannot speak about the details of her husband's lawsuit, but is vocal about confidentiality not preventing accountability. >> i don't know if it will produce any change, but if it led to people being held accountable in the future, that would be a good thing. >> and our thanks to yasmin vossoughian for that report. >>> still to come, why mcdonald's is pulling the plug on ai-powered drive-throughs. and joy at the antibiotics inside out 2 shatters movie expectations as viewers get in touch with their emotions. i'm starting to get tearied away! ahhh, thank you mr. smooth bear. designed with smooth tear edges, charmin ultra soft smooth tear has wavy perforations that tear so much better for a smooth more enjoyable go. mmmmm. huh? mom, you ok in there? i'm tear-ific! enjoy the go with cha

and he was like, everyone signs ndas. i've never signed an nda.is a common -- >> the nda wasn't the issue. the issue was the falsification of business records? >> the cover-up? >> right but to appeal to swing voters i'm not sure that's a winning message? payment and nda usually isn't but here we are. molly and marcus, thank you. we appreciate it. >>> next, look at the man who brought us to this moment. manhattan d.a. alvin bragg. and tomorrow tune in at 9:00 p.m. eastern for msnbc's special, prosecuting donald trump: witness to history. i was losing interest in the things i love. then i found a chance to let in the lyte.” discover caplyta. unlike some medicines that only treat bipolar i, caplyta is proven to deliver significant symptom relief from both bipolar i & ii depression. and in clinical trials, movement disorders and weight gain were not common. caplyta can cause serious side effects. call your doctor about sudden mood changes, behaviors, or suicidal thoughts right away. anti-depressants may increase these risks in young adults. elderly de

nda that was signed, we have legal expenses. here's the thing on legal expenses.00 -- falsification of business records in the first degree. it sounds so bad. even my own lawyers, i get very upset with them because they do not say what that is. they say falsification of legal records is only a felony. th s they try to bring it up to a felony if there are two crimes, they have all of these different things. the other thing is they missed the statute of limitations by a lot. they could have brought this seven years ago instead of bringing it in the middle of an election. they missed the statute of limitations. the good news is last night we just got a report this morning, and the history of politics, i believe, wrong, somebody will find i am wrong, they raised from full money donors a record $39 million 10 hours. [applause] think of that.■r i like those figures. i would rather not have it happen. i don't not want to have it backfire. i want to win this legitimately and not because they were stupid and did things they should not be doing. they shoulno case. they were

we have an nda. they deal, totallyepted. every company has a nondisclosure agreement.ed it slush fund and all sorts of other things. hush money. it is not hush money. it is called a nondisclosure agreement. most of the people in this room have a nondisclosure agreement with their company. it is a disgrace. it is not hush money. it is a nondisclosure agrtally . evnewhat happened agreement with this person, i guess other people, but it is totally honest. you can make the payment anyway you want. it is a nondisclosure agreement. he signed that and there was nothing wrong with signing it. this should have been a non-case. everybody said it was a noncase including bragg. until i ran for office. then they saw the polls that i was leaving the republicans and democrats in everybody and all of a sudden they brought it back. it is a very sad thing that is happening in our country. it is a thing -- in them away -- in a way i am honored. its not that it is pleasant. it is bad for family and friends and businesses butto be involvey has to do it and i might as well keep going and be

that you were under it and it was a 20 year nda let's talk about the nda for a second. >> in my business, it can be 20 minutes and it's still religious because you're held to disagreement for very strict principles. in reality tv were like magicians. we don't reveal our secrets to anyone. so for me to come out and say what i'm saying to you is tantamount to career suicide. okay. >> i'm gonna get blacklisted because of this, but i don't care i tried when in 2016, i tweeted two people to go and look for these tapes. >> i know that they existed because we recorded those meeting. we recorded that moment there. it's somewhere on a tape on a file i'm i'm. here to tell you that. doesn't matter. i have five emmy awards for producers guild nominations. none of that matters. i will lose my career if i break an nda or come forward with how this stuff gets done, right? i've done so in this article just so i can share it people, how we managed to con then what an article is. everyone should read it. it's incredibly interesting, but, but on the tape itself, i mean, do you know if this tape still exist

people very much for determining the next government is a competition between two coalitions , the nda coalition centered on the ruling bjp party with 292 seats and the opposition coalition known as india centered on the congress party, which has won 234 seats . considering that the ruling party has won 240 seats, and on the other hand , there is a possibility of some of its coalition partners leaving, it is possible that the situation. in order to form the next government, it must be different . hassan abdul maliki, new delhi broadcasting news agency , now we are hosting mr. bahram zahedi, an expert on subcontinental issues, to examine the results of the indian elections, mr. zahedi, any of these currents. how much success could the main party and the parties achieve in this election, in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful , greetings and respect to you and dear viewers . the largest election in the world was held with the participation of more than 642 million people, with a participation of about 65% . during the 45 days of this election, the scene of the competi

the nda should represent a good-faith attempt to keep america safe. if what happened last year happens again in the amendment process, republicans will be looking at a steep uphill battle to get this bill across the finish line. let me also just say the committee recessed hours and hours while the majority tried to get their act together until we reported a rule at midnight but then we had to meet again for the second day. anyway, and he didn't didn't report that one until almost 2 a.m., right? i think i speak for all the members and staff and institutional staff when i say please please, let's not do that this week. let's recess and reconvened tomorrow if that is what it is going to take to get this rule together but i hope that we can avoid the early hours of the morning. we also have two contempt resolutions before us regarding attorney general. thesera resolutions are not above merit garland. they are about politics. they are about to trying to go after joe biden which is all the majority has donego from day one. there is no, and i emphasize the w

we are getting from voters in india is that well many continue to back prime minister modi for his ndanificant numbers of voters that don't seem to think they are better off today than they were five years ago, and they're sending a signal that they're sending a signal that theyjust they're sending a signal that they just want multipolar tea abroad, they want it at home, they want choice and perhaps some amount of balance. find some amount of balance. and this is the _ some amount of balance. and this is the first time _ some amount of balance. and this is the first time modi will be governing without a majority. will he have any problems managing a coalition, and what will it mean for how he is able to sort of put into a voter's agenda coachella this was a known unknown, that prime minister modi has was a known unknown, that prime minister modi— minister modi has never come when he was _ minister modi has never come when he was chief _ minister modi has never come when he was chief minister. minister modi has never come l when he was chief minister and for number of years, and when he

no, i think he'll continue with his leadership and his skills because he has led the nda...e has to play nice. no, he's always played nice. he's made decisions on his own. that's bbc... demonetisation. he took no consultation. no. but it has worked very well for our economy and our country. why do you think india is doing so well? do you think india is doing well? do you wonder why india is the fifth largest economy? i'm wondering why there's 8% unemployment. but do you also wonder why the 25, which is 250 million extremely poor people being lifted out of poverty? do you also talk about the fact that 800 million people are being fed and... we could debate... we will not debate it real figures... there's no point debating... it's still a legitimate question to ask, which is what kind of... it a legitimate answer to give that india has done so well in terms of where it stands internationally, where it stands in terms of his domestic policy, how it's dealt with minorities, particularly muslims, how the drop out rate for muslim girls has come down, how the housing schemes and th

. —— nda alliance.ng much better—than—expected. the opposition leader, rahul ghandi, called the alliance�*s improved performance a verdict against modi's style of politics. to a question on whether he may still try and cobble up a bigger alliance to form a government, gandhi remained noncommittal. translation: until we speak to our alliance partners, - we cannot comment. we will discuss with them if we can form a majority and also get new partners. what was widely anticipated to be a runaway election wasn't to be. and, after ten years of bjp�*s absolute majority, india will be returning to coalition politics — where consensus will be key. arunoday mukharji, bbc news, deli. let's speak to the bbc�*s arunoday mukharji, who's in deli. as it sinks in, as you say, this is historic — a third term in office for a prime minister modi, but not the outcome he hoped for. modi, but not the outcome he heped for-— hoped for. absolutely, it is a record third _ hoped for. absolutely, it is a record third term _ hoped f

. >> there is nothing illegal about nda.llion of taxpayer settlements and nearly 270 settlements over the last 20 years. this comes out of the office of compliance which was created in the nineties. that includes all settlements not just sexual harassment the discrimination of other cases. with those covered up for the purpose of influencing an election? we don't no who they went to win what they were for. >> there are 30 million nda abc news has paid hush money cb one —- cbs, district attorney and nbc. we need to investigate did any of them call it a legal expense? nobody has told us what else you could call it. what was he supposed to call it? >> taxpayers paying out $17 million to settle nearly 270 cases on behalf of congress? for sexual harassment and racial discrimination and more? you see the double standard? >> it is unbelievable. nuclear powered and trumpeted not say he kept it quiet. it is nondisclosure both parties are supposed to. >> you watch the case at the top of the hour we don't no where the polls will go was

party and the allied parties that were present in the coalition of india caused that the bjp and the nda coalition could not win their previous polls in the indian legislative assembly . for the third time in a row, narendra modi has actually assumed the office of the prime minister of india, the muslim community of india expressed a little concern and emphasized that, in fact , narendra modi during his prime ministership to provide more for the muslims, and in fact , the issues that they discussed with nandro modi in the past period, and they said that in fact nalamud highlighted the ideas of hinduism in india and indirectly ignored the rights of muslims. expressing hope that you will correct this process, thank you very much, mr. nakami, journalist of sed and sima news agency, to you, my dear and respected viewers, for being with us, thank you very much , may god protect you. maha, together with a lot of heart, moved to abadi mihan. how can i help you ? this mogh model with the same color is the only one left, that's why it came at this price in serai taguifi, dad, i came to ask the sa

meanwhile, congress has over 100 ndas, totaling $17 million.in congress was charged with campaign finance violations. because their names aren't trump. and you are right, this venue is insane. this is new castle county. the name is fitting. it might as well be a castle, with joe biden as the king. this is a small town politics at its finest. one of the jurors today said you can't swing a cat around here and not have everybody find out about it. you don't go to jury selection. the trump family didn't go to jury selection. the whole biden clan goes to jury selection? and they're not sitting silently like this, they are making faces, they are whispering, they are smirking. they are making a scene in front of the jury. and you already have witness tampering allegations against joe biden for visiting one of the witnesses the weekend before, and now this. but i'm sick of people saying, if you are a drug addict, you get a get out of jail free card. doing drugs is a decision, and it's also a decision to quit. you can kick the habit if you want to, and

so if trump or a disciplined candidate, we would not have seen that presser were it was like is an ndas an illegal. >> he does not take questions, which i think it was intriguing that he did not do that. but putting behind the anti- asian sediment, almost all mail from 1925 -- it looks like it is a recruiting exercise. they have beautiful tense. they have propane stoves and cell phones -- the best they can buy. i invite people who are tuning in right now to actually read this. not because i want you to be upset by what you read but to hear what it is. the 25th amendment. do we as in media highlight this? do we show this? this is a punitive nominee for the gop and the presidency of the united states. this is not something you pretend happens with your crazy uncle and you shove it back into the closet after thanksgiving dinner is over. >> this is a normal bias the problem. i mean, this man is an auto cracked and he also says totally deranged things. it needs to be covered as the danger that it is. again, steaks, not odds, are the things we need to embrace. >> i am out of time, sadly. hug

the nda coalition centered on the ruling bjp party with 292 seats and the opposition coalition called india with the centrality of the congress party, which has won 234 seats. some analysts believe that due to the fact that the ruling party won 240 seats and on the other hand , there is a possibility of the exit of some of its coalition partners. it is possible that the situation will be different for the formation of the next government. you have to wait. hassan abdul maliki, new delhi broadcasting agency. a group of current and former employees of major artificial intelligence companies such as openai and deepmind discuss the dangers of emerging artificial intelligence technology. in an open letter, this group demanded and emphasized the development of stricter laws about artificial intelligence they said that there is no strict supervision of the safety of artificial intelligence. in this letter, openai and deepmind employees stressed that despite the many benefits of artificial intelligence, the increase in the spread of false information , violation of the copyright law, and the

video evidence, a smoking gun documents but instead they bring a case against trump 430,000-dollar ndaile congress has over 100 nda's totaling $17 million, nobody in congress was charged with campaign finance violations, it's because our names are not trump. and you write, this venue is insane. this is new castle county. this name is fitting that you might as well be a castle with the jail biden went to joe biden is the king. this is small town politics at its finest, one of the jurors said, you cannot swing a cat around here and not have everybody find out about it. you don't go to jury selection, the trump family didn't go to jury selection, the whole biden clan goes to jury selection and not sitting silently like this, that making faces, you're whispering, there's smirking, you're making a scene in front of the jury. and you already had a witness tampering allegations against joe biden revisiting one of the witnesses the weekend before and now this. i'm sick of people saying if you're a drug addict it's, you get a jail at a free card. doing drugs is a decision. and it's also a decis

after that, he held a meeting with the parties aligned with him in the coalition known as the nda, which had won the elections, and together they decided to maintain their majority and form the next government. the coalition of their rivals, mossom to india, which is in hand from the defeat of the former ruling party they are happy to bring the majority and form a coalition government. they held a coordination meeting. we went to the people of the indian capital to see what they think. some were in favor of narendra modi and the previous government. he didn't ask anyone. in the coming days, the new government will be formed and the inauguration ceremony will be held. hassan abdul maliki of new delhi broadcasting news agency has predicted scattered showers and gusts of wind for parts of the country today . hello dear compatriots. during this afternoon and tonight, witness the rains in the heights of the central alborz ranges we are in the center of zagros, and rains are expected in the provinces of isfahan, the southern half of sistan-baluchestan province and kerman province, due to the i

for the bjp is far more than it was in the last ten years, which also means that if the bjp and the ndaurs, the bjp would have to, for the first time in ten years, would have to depend on the regional parties, which was not the case earlier. the uk election campaign has seen a bitter row breaking out — with the labour leader sir keir starmer accusing rishi sunak of �*lying' about labour's tax plans during last night's tv debate. here's our political editor chris mason. 0n last night's tv debate, rishi sunak said this... highertaxes, £2,000 worth of higher taxes under the labour party. ..and again... by saddling them with £2,000 worth of higher taxes. ..and over, and over again. independent treasury officials have costed labour's policies, and they amount to a £2,000 tax rise for every working family. keir starmer did eventually say it was false. this £2,000 he keeps saying it's going to cost is absolute garbage. but that wasn't the end of it. here was one of the prime minister's closest allies on the breakfast sofa this morning. i have worked in the treasury, and i can tell you these -

no one knew about ndas and porn stars and how to manage books in the trump trial and had to be told willhe 80s anniversary of d-day and re-enlisted. we'll talk to him, next. ♪ everybody wants super straight, super white teeth. they want that hollywood white smile. new sensodyne clinical white provides 2 shades whiter teeth and 24/7 sensitivity protection. i think it's a great product. it's going to help a lot of patients. pete: army ranger tim kennedy went to moray mandy for the 80td re-enlisted. he also jumped into hallowed ground performing a parachute jump much like the original d-day heros and he awarded medals to two deserving world war ii heros. tim kennedy joins us now to discuss. tim, what an awesome moment. we'll get to re-enlistment but first the ability to jump 80 years later out of a similar aircraft and be alongside the world war ii heros. it was unreal. unreal. pete: i can't imagine. that was re-enlistment and heck of a mohawk you've got going and talk about your decision and your decision to re-enlist and i've been a part of conversations and you've been with me in the sta

his silhouette is understood to be the logo of the nda. -- nba.e was enshrined in the hall of fame twice. he received the presidential medal of freedom in 2019 is expected to receive a third posthumous entry into the hall of fame as an executive and a consultant. he was 86 years old. longtime political correspondent and tv commentator howard feynman has died. he was a fixture of the washington political scene and one of the first on the to transition to broadcast cable news. he died at his family home in washington. he was 75 years old. >> those of us lucky to have known him know just how much he will be missed. our family is sending his wife and children are most sincere condolences. >> still to come, a new book chronicles the plan to overturn roe v. wade and the consequences for women and abortion in america. judy woodruff travels to pennsylvania to sit down with americans divided over the israel-hamas war. >> this is the newshour, from our studios in washington and in the west, from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state univ

ones are censored americans from talking about the story in donald trump 8 years ago may have paid an ndafectly legal and that might have been designed as a campaign contribution are these not all could campaign contributions all these people must be held accountable. for starters anyone who signed on to the intel letter that didn't know anything should never be trusted again clapper, haven, brandon, morrell and dozens of others spreading outright misinformation in order to influence the election take a look. >> a lot of issues related to the new york post story that reportedly referenced hunter biden's e-mails in my colleagues appointed out publicly it bears the hallmarks of russian disinformation. >> it is classic textbook soviet russian straight craft at work. >> allies that the fbi knew it was real in march 2020 but wouldn't tell social media giants of the truth they were meeting with them weekly and the months leading up to the 2020 elections warning them they could be victims of misinformation it might be about hunter and joe biden where's the outrage from democrats. joe biden used

this is in response to the gao audit a requirement in the nda i see some offers and this basically said that the state department and the right guidance in the yemen context on civilian harm results from the u.s. equipment. we were charged with creating a process and we realize that the process is not going to be sufficient if we just dealt with the saudi and the yemen context. and we globalize it. now we have a chance to lessons from the use of equipment that results in civilian harm and i will say the civilian harm threshold i m lower than the threshold in the and the civilian harm is a low threshold andebated lot so we can encompass all of these lessons make sure that our partners can be better and that we can it comes to the u.s. on that >> i share three quick recommendations that we asked abou t and civil society and i think that's a good way to think about it and with t in the room from the executive perspective, as deputy nick eluded to have seen sales be held up, i think making arms transfers condition on improv law when were talking about learning fsons in the global war on ter

that's a long you have to wait for his nda to lapse. how trump refused to allow a black contestant win the first season of the apprentice. as he is describing this, trump, he referred to the contestant using the n-word. there are decades, decades of evidence of trump showing and telling us exactly who he is. there is no evidence he has changed at all. donald trump was responsible for breaking up a crowd of peaceful black lives matter protesters in 2020 and he called them thugs and inquired about shooting them. it is especially disturbing all of that, but given trump later gave maga extreme is to foment political violence on his behalf. he called the january 6 insurrectionist very special on that day. he now wants to reward them for storming the rapist pardoning their crimes. that was not lost on president biden who pointed out trump's glaring double standard in a speech to black voters in pennsylvania. >> because insurrectionist to storm the capitol patriots. patriots. if reelected, he wants to pardon, quote, every one of them. think ab

and if what happened in 2014 and 2019, the last time we saw the exit polls predict a victory for the ndated the margin of victory for the alliance led by modi led by 56. they are hoping for the exestim. they have largely been keeping away from the markets in the past with the expectation of stability and continuity with the reforms, fii will make a return as well and institutional investors have been buying strongly in india. the hope is that sectors linked to infrastructure where the government has been spending in a big way and manufacturing with a slew of scheme to promote manufacturing with the likes of apple manufacturing here in india is expected to be the theme that the government focuses on in the near term. this suspense at this point in time is what happens on tuesday morning when we see the official result coming in. the india is going in strong on the macros as well as far as the election result is concerned with the 8.2% gdp growth rate coming in for the full fiscal year. for now, i'll hand it back to you. >> all right. thank you very much. >>> we are watching the mexican el

this provision has been in the nda before in the past.ince 2005. we've had an increase of 4.4%. no one hired me for my brawns. but for my brains. i would add, there is this outdated notion. women can't be on the front lines. if you are in a ship in the south china sea or the pacific, as men and women on the ship. that is the front line. we have seen in over the last 20 years as well. ladies, doing volunteer. >> kayleigh: the american public agreed with you. in 2016, 63% agreed with women being part of the draft. now it is 45%. >> emily: i see the recruitment crisis. my heart is broken. under the last culture of the last few years, there's been a decrease in fostering national pride. i think absolutely, every young person should do some type of civic volunteering. i love the idea of signing everyone to help this country. it starts with a pride in our country and flag and military so that these young people want to do it voluntarily with the passions that they cultivate and certainly, it doesn't start with lowering standards and physicality

literally, because that's how long he had to wait for his nda to lapse.fused to allow a black contestant win the first season of the apprentice. and as he's describing this, trump is, he referred to the contestant using the n word. so basically there are decades, decades of evidence of trump's showing and telling us exactly who he is. and there's no evidence that he's changed at all. i mean let's not forget, don donald trump broke up a black lives matter rally for a photo app. he called the january 6th insurrectionists very special on that day. and he now wants to reward them by pardoning their crimes. that irony was not lost on president biden which he talked about. >> he calls insurrectionists patriots. if he becomes president, he wants to pardon all of them. what would have happened if >> coming up, the most unpredictable voting block in november may also be the one responsible for the outcome of the election. we'll dive into the world of the double haters as they're called with the perfect person to talk about it, who digs into this and so much pollin

. >> nobody knews about ndas and trump trial. and here they know about addiction.gs, their own bias, their own interest and definitions. one never knows. >> trace: let's bring in our panel katie pavlich news editor at town hall.com. guy benson. host of the guy benson show on fox news radio and meridith mcgraw politico national political correspondent. thank you all for coming on. katie, you listen to the legal experts gregg jarrett and mark eiglarsh this looks to be slam dunk case. it's delaware so it could be a jump ball. >> let's rewind the clock here for a minute and remember that today was not supposed to come. we are at the end of a trial for hunter biden. with you just a year ago he was trying to get through and away from this with a sweetheart plea deal that fell apart at the last anyone. this was something that was never supposed to happen. not mention the fact that the prosecutors through doj in this trial but more specifically, blew through the statute of limitations on the fara charges to register as a foreign agent a cardinal sin in the prosecutor world

so fauci got bridge of deadly gain of function research and they want to put trump in prison for an nda of $70 million. kentucky congressman and house oversight committee ranking member james com or joins us now, congressman, how can anthony fauci just perjure himself like that and just walk home? >> we will do everything we can to hold them accountable. the key was doing all the research, reading the e-mails, getting the facts straight, working with it was the blowers and giving doctor fauci in a public setting under oath to get his version of the story and it looks like he lied several times especially when he tried to twist the definition of what gain of function research is and he threw everybody under the bus. we produced e-mails that showed all of his circle of advisors were bragging about how they could avoid foia, they could avoid -- avoid transparency by not putting anything in e-mails, and what doctor fauci said was i never talked to my personal assistant, he did not have access to make i got a no khakis on his own. it wasn't me! it was a cbc that said 6 feet apart! it was off

the porn star-paying, convicted felon, lying, my ndas are better than your ndas, now criminal who launchedome anxiety that the campaign won't have enough teeth when it comes to the indictment of donald trump on character, on policy, on corruption and now on being a criminal. can you reassure them that it will? >> well, all i will say to that is that we're going to run a campaign, we're going to run a campaign designed to win and we're going to remind people who donald trump is. and all of those things you said describe donald trump. but we're going to continue to focus on families. and look, if i had a dollar for every time people questioned or doubted joe biden in a campaign, i'd be a wealthy man. but again, we're going to put our heads down, we're going to do the work, and we're going to do the contrast. you know, president biden wants to take us forward. trump wants to take us back. president biden has character and commitment and love for this country. donald trump only loves himself. and so we will do that. but it will be a full-fledged campaign on issues also. >> i worked during camp

let's be clear, and nda, a settlement agreement is not illegal, it is legal.ry attorney engages in this in america so this was rigged and that's not my legal opinion, that is a fact. >> trace: yeah. sounds like you think it was rigged, mehek, i'm just saying. here's trump on the trial itself. watch. >> it's a rigged -- it was a rigged trial. i'm honored to be involved in it because somebody has to do it and i might as well keep going and be the one, but i'm very honored to be involved because we are fighting for our constitution. >> trace: fighting for the constitution, may mailman, and apparently it's resonating because they raised some 52 million over the past 24 hours. >> yeah, this is usually powerful. the biggest day for democrats was the day that the abortion decision came out and democrats raised $20 million. you saw how powerful that was during the midterms. so this is more than double that and just one person. so i think you can see how passionate people are and how fat potentially is going to turn into the box success. >> trace: and here's the new st

look, jurors had no idea what ndas were in the trump trial.y did not know how bookkeeping should be done. they have to be educated. here everyone knows an addict or had experience with that. they have their own definitions. is it someone who ever had an addiction and you are always an addict so you should always be checking yes? it or is it the i recovered i was an addict so i will check no or as of the third scenario where yeah i don't like to call myself an addict, i don't believe i am an addict, so i will check off that i am not. these are things the jurors are going to have to decide. >> sandra: trey gowdy was on this morning questioning, mark, why this case is even going forward. listen. >> if you get beyond treating people differently based on their political status of their last name. i did gun prosecution's for six years. i bet there were not ten resolutions nationwide him on lawful drug users or addicts or light on applications. >> joh>> sandra: let me get your thoughts on this. >> i'm a green with him, this should not go on trial. th

. -- nda a being mentioned.re's some pretty sexy areas for appeal if that are going to be coming, and it's going to take a some time, but i would start. paul: the weinstein case is the harvey weinstein case where the appellate court overturned the conviction. let's turn to sentencing here beliefly. the sentencing -- briefly. the sentencing hearing will be july 11th. do you think the judge will impose jail time? >> well, in a normal world, no. i mean, these are classy -- class e felonies which are a little bit big brothers to misdemeanors, right on the line of misdemeanors. it is an old case, it is a contrived case, it is a victimless case. so you would think in a normal world that the judge would immediately get to the point of talking about probation and any conditions of probation. it's just hard to predict, you know, in the lawfare world we're living. i think the biggest starting point is the defense some point soon will reach out to the prosecution and say do you know with what your position is going to be a

i hope that all of those will be stripped out when the nda a goes through a conference committee but i don't have much hope for republicans actually standing up to donald trump and his project 2025. >> i was going to say let alone donald trump, how about just standing up to do the right thing even if it wasn't something to do with trump? congresswoman judy chu of california, thank you so much. i appreciate your time and your insights. i want to bring into the conversation my panel now , democratic strategist and former campaign adviser and james mcdonald distinguished professor at princeton university. amisha, i will start with you. do you think the approach they are taking is enough to fight this supposedly it's greg on our country? >> it is a rightful and much- needed approach, but there needs to be more understanding by the american public as to what project 2025 is. we talked about it on this show before and i seen a few others, as well but if i ask the majority of voters, they don't know what that is. i think there has to be a lot more concerned around the outcomes of what a pro

they've signed an nda because they're forbidden from doing so.trial or legal case in any real sense. separate from that, we have to keep the foot on the gas to get a deal to get him out. on that's priority number one. he is a journalist has done nothing but commit the act of journalism. for 455 days, he's been in custody and it is time to bring him home. >> you've been petitioning your company to the united nations. how likely a path is that to at least maybe move the ball a little? or keep it in the public eye which is no small thing. >> that's part of the strategy. it is another path to have his case declared as an arbitrary detention like the u.s. did in april 2023, calling him wrongfully detained. it puts pressure on governments all over who believe in free press to try to get him out. the real problem is this kind of political hostage-taking could continue to happen if there aren't consequences for countries that take journalists off the streets. if you look at russia, there have been no consequences. a good reporter gets taken off the stree

consistent with the■> nda langue after mill tarpry services.the case back to leadership and it's still an open matter of, it's stillai an open matter. i don't have the details but it's still open. >> were you informed about the de to delete. i wasn't you have seen ind infam troy or colorful, i don't know.h. we take to allegations seriously and follow-through.in >> let me ask you the reported cases of sexual assault and increase from 2022, 2023. >> the reports to the coast guard and sexual as insult. one sexual assault and needed to drive that number down. it's 185 or 186. it's been fairly comfortable and the number needs to go down. >> what was in 2022. >> 2022, they were higher six years previously. i'll get you the number 226 and 22. >> what's the rate for 2024. even exceed. >> i don't haveag those numbersn of you.'t haveag those numbersn >> i hope you will. >> whenop were you first made aware. >> i knew of the term. in the building and in the fall of 2018 when the leadership council still in the early stages. >>> the then director of service

oh, and donaldin trump eight years ago may have paid an nda, which is perfectlyd an legal, and that may have been designed as a campaigl ann contribution. >> are these not all campaign te contributions? all of these people must be held accountable. e people, anyone that signed on to that intel letter that didn't know anythingo thl lett should never be trusted again. clapper, hayde clappn leon pane. brennan. morell. dozens of others spread outright misinformation in order to influence the election. >> take a look. i think there are a lot of issues related to thisw york "new york post" story that purportedly referencedced u the hunter biden emails. and asntden's e- i and several y former colleagues have pointed out publicly that it does bear the hallmarks of russian disinformation. sinformation is just classic textbook. soviet russian tradecraft at work. >> the just lies. the fbi knew it was real. >> a theh of 2020. woul would not tell social media giants the truth. remember, they were meeting with them weekly in the monthshe leading up to the 2020 elections, warning them they may be vict

fouchier gotito ot rich of deadly gain of function research and they want to putn o trump in prison for an nda, which congress has dozens of too the tune of $17 million. >> kentucky congressman and house oversight committee ranking member james comerjoin joins us now. congressman, how can anthony fauci just perjure himself like that and just walk home? >> well, we're going to do everything we can to hold him accountabl hinge. the key was doing all the , search, getting the emails working with the whistleblowers, getting the facts straight, and then giving dr. fauci an opportunity in a public setting under oathss to give his version of the story. >> and, jesse, it looks like he lie the d several times,n he especially when he tried to twist the definition of what gained t a function research is. and he threw everyone under the bus. we and emails that showed all or his circle of advisers were bragging about how they could avoid for you, how they could avoid traits parents see by deleting emails, but not putting anything in emails. andh and what dr. fauci said today was, oh, i neversaid talk to my

nda to >> the judge ordered wanda not to talk to the voter whose ballot she's accused of taking. telling wanda not to talk to voters like telling a fishd f not to swim unless it's a fishtg called wanda.. >> after the arraignment, wanda slipped out the side door. >> she'll be back in court soon. we'll keep you updated. claime >> from the very beginning, joe biden claimed he launched hd his presidential campaign for one reason and one reason only because donald trump called charlottesville neo-nazis very fine people. >> he said there were, quote,onz some very fine people on both sides. what did he say when asked? he said there weree saidod goode good people on both sides. they asked what he thought.t >> he said. he said, i thought there were very fine people on both sidese . >> he said he thought there were some fine people on both sides. fides. before biden launchedcamp his campaign, the media was already greasing the runway in spirit. >> he's with what he calls the fine people among ranks of the ,very fine people on both sides during charlottesville saying there are some fine peo

. >> let's talk about the defense bill, the nda last week, the house narrowly passed the national defense authorization act. house republicans added a whole bunch of amendments targeting transgender health care, abortion access trying to eliminate climate change initiatives and whatever you think of them and you probably support them though who's will not pass in a democratic controlled senate, which is the current reality. do support what the house passed or would you rather that they send you a bill that can easily pass the us senate? >> well, first of all, i don't expect him to send a bill that can easily pass the senate anymore than wilson them when they can easily pass the house, we've passed our of committee last week. i'm on the armed services committee and we tackled some of those same issues obviously, with different outcomes, but that's the beauty of a, system that honors graded for us. and i frankly love that diversity in that opportunity to bring together the two bills. i just hope we can have floor debate this time in the last time last year, chuck schumer never did bring the

caller: i wanted to make a comment yesterday when donald trump was at the podium he said -- i mean ndaure agreement. he said that yesterday at the podium. he could have went on the stand and stated $35,000 that he was giving michael cohen was under a nondisclosure agreement. he stated that. you have a blessed day love. host: willis in louisville, kentucky on the line for democrats. caller: yes. i am a democrat. i don't understand the republicans following trump you know, supporting him? he is a communist, he wants to be a dictator. if he is president again we will lose everything that we ever fought for and all of our wars, our freedom and all that good stuff, you know. i don't understand republicans. i'm it. that is all i have to say. thank you. called in for the open forum segment. next is the weekly spotlight on podcast segment featuring political reporter tom lobionco and the 24sight podcast including the fallout from the recent trump verdict. we will be right back. ♪ announcer: c-span now features your unfiltered view of what is happening in washington live and on-demand. keep up

caller: i wanted to make a comment yesterdawh podium he sad dna -- i mean, nda.he could have went on the stand and]/ stated $35,000 that he was giving michael cohen was under a nondisclosure agreement. he stated that. you have a blessed day, love. host: willis in louisville, kentucky on the line for democrats. caller: yes. i am a democrat. i don't understand the republicans following trump, you know, supporting him? he is a communist, he wants to be a dictator. if he is president again we will lose everything that we ever fought for and all of our wars, our freedom, and all that good stuff, you know. i don't understand republicans. i'm a good, strong democrat and proud of it. that is all i have to say. thank you. host: thank you for your call and thank you for everyone who called in for the open forum segment. next is the weekly spotlight on podcast segment featuring political reporter tom lobionco and the 24sight podcast including the fallout from the recent trump verdict. we will be right back. ♪ announcer: features your unfiltered view of what is happening in

paid stormy daniels a woman he'd had sex with $130,000 to sign an nba, sex with $130,000 to sign an ndae wouldn't talk about it didn't really work. this was categorised as legal expenses, which is a bit naughty. kind of like category losing a house you don't live at as your main home to pay less tax, but it's not a felony offence. but because this happened going into an election, the prosecutors stretched it to say that he miscategorised the hush money payment to influence the election, as it was concealing something that could damage his reputation with voters. boris johnson called it a liberal hit job. is he right.7 i mean, voters already knew that trump was a cool guy who liked to party with hot babes, and he showed that trump could get better value for money than a democrat. bill clinton paid $850,000 of hush money to paula jones, just one of the women women he had an affair with and she wasn't anywhere near as hot as stormy daniels, who's a genuine porn star. if anything, the whole affair just added to trump's aura as the motley crew of politics. and clinton isn't the only democrat

in his victory speech, choosing to call it a win for his nda alliance and not a win for the bjp. it comes at a time when we're using less cash in general — as kevin peachey reports. cash may no longer be king. but finally, the king is on our cash. printed months ago, preparations are complete for these banknotes to enter circulation from today. and if it's your portrait on them... i wondered how it would come out. ..you'll be curious about how they look. these are the first issues. the rest will be introduced steadily. we are only printing enough to replace — we are only printing enough to replace worn out notes. what i can tell you _ replace worn out notes. what i can tell you is — replace worn out notes. what i can tell you is that cash centres up and down _ tell you is that cash centres up and down the _ tell you is that cash centres up and down the country have got the new notes _ down the country have got the new notes in _ down the country have got the new notes in and so they should start to be seen _ notes in and so they should start to be seen nationwide as of today, but

>> i would like to make amendment 192 offered by representative lee to reduce the nda timeline by $100 million while continuing to fund --. as i said earlier today i believe the pentagon budget is way too high. my colleagues agree. there should be accord debate. we want to prevent the house from discussing overall department defense spending and i think the debate is wrong. >> you have heard the amendment. join me to recognize you now or after? you have for that. all those in favor plays a aye. >> aye. >> those opposed say nay. >> nay. >> please call the roll. >> [ roll being called ] >> the clerk will report. >> the amendment is not agreed to. >> a general point, this is invoking a bill that i support and i just want to say that i would agree that is an important issue and i would love to see an address about -- and about whether the amf issue could be addressed on it. i do believe that ought to be brought forward and they think we should debate on that i acquiesced in agreement in trying to ensure we stayed to have jurisdiction on this one and it was a general rule to keep constraint

that is why this nda focuses on rooting out this. was -- this bill cuts over $30 billion and realizes savings from cutting systems that can't survive in a conflict with china and by bringing in programs like the f35 that are not delivering the requirements. the bill we are presenting today is truly bipartisan picket passed out of the committee 57-1 and executes on hundreds of hours of bipartisan oversight connected by members of staff over the past few months. it will help us revitalize the industrial base and build a ready capable fighting force we need to deter china and other adversaries and it will provide historic improvement for the quality of life for service members and their families. as you consider which amendment to make, i would respectfully request that you advance the security of the nation and needs of service members. thank you for the opportunity to be here and i yield back. >> chair recognizes ranking member mr. smith. >> five quick points in support of this bill. first of all, i want to thank the chairman of the c

. -- in f.y. 2024 and nda a and this year -- this year we're working on something similar that's supported by conservative, by republicans. i don't agree with everything in it but it's a bill that's taking a giant step forward to refocus our military on being a military. on killing people and blowing things up. on doing the hard work of defending a country when called upon to do it, hopefully sparingly. but we have a military that is now currently gone offtrack. it's turned into a social engineering experiment. recruiting is low. we have individuals in our military who are tired of being told that they've got to be a part of abortion tourism or transgender training. or whatever deferment i. planning and training that is being impressed upon them rather than just learning how to jump out of a helicopter, fire a today, we passed amendments on ndaa that will move it in the right direction. poled back on the d.e.i. pulled back on the transgender woke policies. pull back on the climate executive order by the president of the united states that's undermining the readiness of our military. we pas