olson v.inole case, and then i also cited the county special grand jury case that required a law for disclosure and said secrecy does not apply after they finish. i would further go back about 70 years and go to dennis versus the united states, 86 supreme court, 1840. it's a 1966 case that also talks about requirements for disclosure for grand jury transcripts. in every federal case grand jury transcripts made available to the defense, they just have a different statute. >> it's not every transcript. it's simply going to be the witness that's called. >> the witness transcript. >> you're asking for everything. >> i don't know what exactly they recorded. so if they're talking about witnesses, it's fine. as your honor knows, the grand jury is one way traffic. the d.a. controls the information that's presented to them. so i don't know what it is they're giving them, when we challenge the validity of the indictment which i've done in a separate brief. so i would like everything but at a minimum, i

where laura olson lives. we tried to call her as a witness, the court announced she was unavailable to testify. next, this is an invoice from nate paul's garage, never -- he created it after it was due. and the metadata tells us so, it was created on october 1, yet mr. paxton made payment on september 30 for work that had been completed in july. this is exhibit 703. these are emails, why did naperville -- nate paul need to know the schedule for the renovation at paxton's home in austin? why does nate paul need 20 photos of the new flooring in the paxton's home in austin? mr. wicker testified that he heard kevin would tell mr. paxton i will have to check with nate at least three times. kevin would -- kevin wood who avoided multiple times being subpoenaed in this matter. there are no coincidences in austin. nate paul was paying for home renovations until he got found out. articles 16 through 20. mr. paxton and nate paul seemed to use the power of the office of attorney general, constituted dereliction of duty,

on to the baseball diamond where matt olson became the first in the league to hit his 50th home run. anybody else in the mlb and had a twn performance in the loss to philadelphia but the braves' bats have been swinging for the fences all year with five players among the top 25 hittersthis season. olson got 49 and 50 last night but not enough to beat the phillies >>> could we see rabrolebron jas return to international basketball he's considering playing i plan olympics it would be great to see him lebron hasn't been to the olympics since 2012? and steph curry never? might be time to get them there. >>> a good team. and still to come, how bad is it for our health to be up at this hour >> to we really want to know >> no. if you really want to know we have the stud benight owls e have the stud benight owls y benight owls to you ♪y benigh. ♪ i was dreaming while i drove the long straight road ahead ♪ ♪ i drove all night to get to you ♪ the distance is nothing when home means everything. looking for a bladder leak pad that keeps you dry? all of the things that you're looking for in a pad,

laura olson applied for a job, laura olson got a job, you're going to he soot employment contract -- you're going to see the employment contracts, you're going to see what her salary was, you're going to see her pay stubbs, you're going to hear about the work she did and you're also going to hear that she continues to do that work today. today. that was not a bribe. that was a job sought out and received and she's doing real work today. you'll see the pay stubbs and you'll see the employment applications. now, you've heard so much -- my colleague talked about how ken paxton turned over the keys to the a.g.'s office to nate paul. remember hearing that? totally false. one of the things you're going to see in this case is that ken paxton got nothing from nate paul and nate paul got nothing from ken paxton. let's look at what nate paul got from the a.g.'s office. nate paul believed that the feds had targeted him. he believed that the feds had violated his civil rights. he believed that an affidavit, a warrant for the search of his home and businesses had been altered. he believed it. sti

laura olson applied for a job, laura olson got a job, you're going to he soot employment contract -- you're going to see the employment contracts, you're going to see what her salary was, you're going to see her pay stubbs, you're going to hear about the work she did and you're also going to hear that she continues to do that work today. today. that was not a bribe. that was a job sought out and received and she's doing real work today. you'll see the pay stubbs and you'll see the employment applications. now, you've heard so much -- my colleague talked about how ken paxton turned over the keys to the a.g.'s office to nate paul. remember hearing that? totally false. one of the things you're going to see in this case is that ken paxton got nothing from nate paul and nate paul got nothing from ken paxton. let's look at what nate paul got from the a.g.'s office. nate paul believed that the feds had targeted him. he believed that the feds had violated his civil rights. he believed that an affidavit, a warrant for the search of his home and businesses had been altered. he believed it. sti

the braves were so impressed they gave him an autographed matt olson baseball.ecause he is a good player for them. that's why. they have a good team, too. it is cool that he grabbed the ball. >> dana: that's awesome. matt olson. love to have you on the show. "the faulkner focus" is up next. here she is. >> harris:

matt olson. love to have you on the show. "the faulkner focus" is up next. here she is. >> harris: an unrelenting wave of illegal alien crossings in eagle pass, texas. we have been showing it to you for several days running now. the mind-boggling images of people from an estimated 150 countries simply walking across our sovereign southern border non-stop. late yesterday, we learned the border crisis has now churned up new biden policy and here it is. the biden administration is about to give legal working status to 472,000 people from venezuela. how will that affect the wildfire of illegal entries into this country? i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." a record number of crossings for eagle pass, texas. we saw 3,000, 4,000 yesterday. texas governor greg abbott ordered razor wire to be reinstalled there. remember they were cutting through it because little ones were trying to come underneath. border patrol didn't want the children to be cut to bits. they were cutting through it. they are reinstalling that now. the biden administration had

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president chancellor cunningham, dean olson olson to the texas longhorn band.thank you for playing hail to the chief. you magnificent. to my long time friend of. nearly 25 years now, bernard rapoport, thank you for your statement and, your inspiration and your life of generous giving to this great university and so many other good causes. all the distinguished guests in the audience. i hesitate to start. but i thank my friend and father and your fellow texan henry cisneros, for coming down here with me and his magnificent work as secretary of hud. i thank, your congressman, lloyd doggett, and his wife, libby, for flying down with me. and i'm glad to see, my dear friend, congressman jake pickle here. i miss you. the attorney general, dan morales. the land commissioner, gary morrow. i thank of them for being here. thank you, lucy johnson, for being here. and. please give my regards to wonderful mother. i. i have not seen her here. there she is. and i have to recognize and. your former congresswoman and, now distinguished professor barbara jordan for, the magnific

so olson likely is going to break that record outright.ajors with 128 rbis, and the braves beat the phillies 7 to 6 in ten innings. the beauty and the brutal ness of the nfl was on full display last night. the jets, they won a thriller over the bills in overtime, but the game was overshadowed by a season ending injury to future hall of famer aaron rodgers. rodgers he was taken down on what looked like a routine sack less than four minutes into his much hyped debut with the jets, he was helped off the field and carted to the locker room with what was described as a left ankle injury. and today, the mri revealed the worst case scenario. rodgers tore his achilles tendon, his first season in new york. it lasted all of four plays. and at age 39, you got to figure this puts his career were very much in doubt as well. hard to believe but the warriors open camp three weeks from today and a lot of attention will be on newcomer chris paul. so how does draymond green feel about his new teammate? i'll be honest, i wasn't the most thrilled initially. l

they assume that laura olson's job was not legitimate, but now we have seen her employment contract. we've seen her application, we've seen that she is still working for world-class properties and still doing real work, they assumed. they assumed that young man wicker delivered a secret package in the middle of the night, in a dark alley, never happened. but if you were to watch the news, and read the newspaper, oh my goodness, that happened. even a texas ranger. think about this for a minute. you have a guy, 6'6", where's the hat. cloaked with the authority of the state, comes in here and says to these folks, i heard from five or six people that true wicker delivered a secret -- true wicker delivered a secret passage, in the dark of night in an alleyway on behalf of nate paul. totally false. and he was asked, who told you that, ranger. i can't even give you one name who told me that. totally false. i asked if he ever delivered anything at night, if you ever delivered anything that has to do with public records, no, never, didn't happen. look at the position these people have put thi

you're always in our hearts. >> and my uncle, firefighter, eric olson.we love and miss you every day. [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] and my cousins at the end like firefighter. rest easy, brothers. >> and my father, james who love and miss every day. [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] and my brother enough, my wife's only brother, ruben junior, a clown someone who loved to joke around, shining example of someone who was totally selfless. coach and referee, a volunteer on countless things and joking until just now, and acorn hit me just now and i know it was you. ruben, that was absolutely you. god bless you god bless the united states of america. [applause] >> my grandfather, we love you and miss you every single day. we hope to make you proud and can't wait to see you again. [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading name

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shannon cordero, sam olson, cordero through 4/200 yards on the day.were up 38 at this point, they are just pouring it on. carrie robinson goes from 32 yards, one of his two rushing scores on the day. spartans win 59-3. >>> the best show, deion sanders and colorado taking on nebraska. second quarter, up three. sanders finds dawson. this one is good for 30 yards. colorado sold out their stadium. you know that they are loving it. later, sanders scrambling , finds his man, xavier weaver, colorado wraps the cornhuskers 36-14 they stormed the field, the buffs had tied their win total from 2022 just two games in. >>> arthur ashe stadium, the set of u.s. women's temperature, coco gauff the first american team to win the u.s. open since her idol, serena williams, in 1999. goff leading and the third set, she wins the fifth game. her coach, bay area native brad gilbert loves it . and in a moment she will never forget, match point , welcome to the big time, coco gauff. her first career grand slam title, just the third american teen to ever win the tournament. >>>

henry olson writes biden's alleged crimes fill similar territory.ctions with regard to hunter's influence peddling was sleazy some of his executive actions have been odious as his unwillingness of the southern border are they borderline criminal or merely inept and disagreeable? they are arguably the latter they should be reasons not to reelect them rather than as grounds his removal from office. the country would suffer if house republicans move forward with impeachment. trust in our institutions is dropping but the fact that too many leaders of these institution seek to use them from power plays to advance their own designs that is what authorizing impeachment would rightly be perceived as. this is henry olson writing in the national review. mike from montgomery alabama. what is on your mind? caller: i want to talk about legislative priorities to address the pallet shortage. that is at the heart of the american workforce. hr professionals and leaders are tasked with creating a balanced workplace so everyone can thrive. 46% of organization experime

henry olson writes biden's alleged crimes fill similar territory. his actions with regard to hunter's influence peddling was sleazy some of his executive actions have been odious as his unwillingness of the southern border are they borderline criminal or merely inept and disagreeable? they are arguably the latter they should be reasons not to reelect them rather than as grounds his removal from office. the country would suffer if house republicans move forward with impeachment. trust in our institutions is dropping but the fact that too many leaders of these institution seek to use them from power plays to advance their own designs that is what authorizing impeachment would rightly be perceived as. this is henry olson writing in the national review. mike from montgomery alabama. what is on your mind? caller: i want to talk about legislative priorities to address the pallet shortage. that is at the heart of the american workforce. hr professionals and leaders are tasked with creating a balanced workplace so everyone can thrive. 46% of organization ex

why the us government is once again facing, sometimes save the the hello are we got some proper olson weather running into western pots. if you're up is massive cloud. here up to was the northwest, we have the, the remnants of what was how we could knowledge a level roughly and a good few showers, blustery wayne's got full swings at times. so west of weather to come get on and on the bottom, pushing a little further research as we go through the next couple of days will be headed back by going to be some bolts on the other side of this particular waterfront. still plenty of hotels in place because at eastern side of here, this font is a very active one has been bringing some big and live distilled across those central as if you now running across the balkans, pushing up across ukraine, easing into that western side of russia dry weather coming back in behind. and that's the woman getting up to around 19 celsius there in paris on sunday. but the will read the notes of as we go on 3, monday will be suddenly wins ahead of the old stool in the old hurricane. there's not weather that will

carriers across the rotunda in the capital, and they open the great big wooden doors for him and how olson, he goes charging him, goes into the republican side and he's got spotters out there from his staff who are actually say hey, over here, this person might be able to be persuaded. this person over here. madigan is running in the back of his office in the dark because he is one of younger daughters after sleeping. she was still young and it's time to go to bed and she was back in his office sleeping. he's pounding around trying to find the pieces of paper with l the names of the people who could be persuaded to go on. and he pulls that and steve brown, long time spokesman said that was the one time he san run.n. so madigan goes tearing out piggies got up and down the aisles talking to people trying to gettt votes, and pretty soon use two i from peoria going i'll go ifll you go, i'll go you go. once a democrat one is republican and both were against but heid did want to one of them vote for the sox because they were afraid down stators would be mad at one of them and had to with the oth

let's bring in kaylee mcghee at the washington examiner and dustin olson pollster at american polls thank you both for coming on. the whole country is talking a lot about this washington post poll kayleigh the whole concept of the former president being ten points ahead of president biden. but i thought that this was more interesting. this is the economy poll which i think is more damaging. it said biden and the economy 74% say the state of the nation's economy is not good or important, 75% say incomes of average mens not good poor. 91 disapprove of gas prices, 87% disapprove of energy prices. kaylee if you're the biden administration, that's a bad sign. >> it's a very bad sign especially for a president who is making bidenomics the main part of his reelection pitch. this is not a good sign. another really notable finding in that washington post poll, trace, was biden's decrease in support among young voters. trump was up above biden by 20 points among voters under the age of 35. that's my generation, gen-z and millennials. and that's significant because two-thirds of gen-z voters and mil

there's a mythology scalia has in morrison versus olson about prosecution and the left had its own mythologyut of the part of justice and history is complicated. i started that project because of the abuse of prosecutorial power which is a bipartisan problem. so than looking at the trump administration, i was responding to what i felt were frequent pieces of executive power that were not departures. my views the trump administration was not -- it has been part of a decades if not centuries long progression of the abuse of executive power. i would like, what's good for the goose is good for the gander. when the biden administration announced this policy, i wrote an op-ed in the atlantic, the title was the biden student debt plan is a legal mess:the subtitle, the good news is there is still time to fix it. there's a long story but the response by the left to what i was trying to highlight as illegality didn't go anywhere so i decided to write an amicus brief that led me to present this paper at the scalia law school two weeks ago. i was at a federalist society event, last week, i am back here,

foreperson of the special grand jury went to the press and made all kinds of statements about this, and olson versus state is 302 georgia 3022 case and also the in recase which is cited in my brief also, your honor, and i go back to 70 years to dennis versus the united supreme court, and it is a 1966 case that talks tbt requirements for disclosure for grand jury transcripts and in every case the grand jury transcripts are made available to the defense but there is a different statue to when they will be released -- >> and the witness transcripts, but you are asking for everything? >> well, i don't know exactly what they recorded, and if it is witnesses, fine, but as you know, your honor, there is one-way traffic. and the d.a. controls information is presented to them, and i don't know what it is they are giving them or not, and i have challenged validity of the indictment which is in a separate brief, but at a minimum, the law requires the witness statements, and whether they choose to use them or not, it doesn't avoid the responsible to use them, and i would like to know who the 75 people wh

. >> well, you know what's interesting, henry olson has an interesting piece out today where he saysll populists, and there is a bit of populism in any winning republican presidential campaign. for example, in 19800 ronald reagan was, you know, the government is not your friend, it's the adversary. if the the worst, the the most scary words in the english language are i'm from the government, i'm here to help you. so there was a little bit of populism in his message as there was in every winning republican presidential campaign in the modern era. but the question is, do you strike a populist note, that is to say a distrust of big government and and washington, or are you a populist in the sense you think the relationship between the ordinary man and ordinary woman and their government is seriously out of whack and you need to seriously redo the economic system and the political system in order to give an a advantage to the people who are on the outs. and we see this on the left and the right. bernie sanders and others in the republican party on the right who approach it from a differ

matt olson extended his mlb home run lead with a solo shot in the eighth.nother statistical milestone for mvp front-runner acuna june, who now owns baseball's 141 season in 60 years. he hit one across the plate as part of the brave's five-run inning. there's still ten games left. time now for the weather and let's go to meteorologist angie lassman for the forecast. angie, how's it looking there with the weekend on the horizon? >> a little bit of washout in some spots, jonathan. now's the time to pick your movies you're going to be watching indoors because we've got a whole lot of rain from the midatlantic to the north east for a couple of day. here's the latest on the tropical cyclone 15, potentially becoming a tropical storm as we get into the later parts of today. either way whether it does or doesn't, the impacts aren't going to change. we're going to see heavy rain working on parts of the carolinas today. that's where it'll be quite soggy, deal with the gusty winds. out towards the coast winds stronger but also high risk of rip currents and difficulty a

it has been strong because of the amazing ceo and the brilliant chairman and founder, larry olson. he has turned this slow going country company into a company of few of its generation. until is active at the company, more active than it has been in years. he is so informed with the position and yes, generative artificial intelligence. if the stock is going to lose 17 bucks it must've been a nightmare. the quarter must've been horrible. it wasn't. it was far from perfect. it was better than that. was it forecast terrific? you know what, let's pull it apart. what i care about it was good. artificial intelligence division was fantastic, they can't build new data centers fast enough. the co said in a conference call the biggest challenges building data centers quickly as possible. she went on to say, the level of demand we have is stunning, stunning is the only word i can use. based on these quotes you would think that oracle stock deserve to go higher, much higher, wrong. the collapse was so pronounced and the profile is so closely connected to all the things we have out here it is e

about 5 1/2 years ago i was in london and i came across a book called citizens of london by lynn olson which is a wonderful book. is about three americans who were in london right before the war, basically trying to convince the u.s. to come in to the war. i was reading the book and wallace carol's name kept popping up all over the place. i thought, is this my old professor? what was he doing in london? i find out he was the united press bureau chief in london beginning in 1939 and was in charge of all of the coverage of the coming war. i thought, wow, who knew because mr. carol never talked about the things he had done. i started to research this and it was like peeling an onion. the more i looked into his life, the more interesting and fascinating it became. it was a real adventure story in terms of his work as a foreign correspondent. he went to europe in 1929 as a 22-year- old, covered riots in london and paris. went to cover the league of nations. saw the rise of fascism. he was made the chief of the united press of london at 33, covered the bow of britain. then he was one of the

republican iowa voter nicole olson screen left along with independent voter and campus reform correspondenty in north carolina kristin jackson. ladies, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> all right, nicole, let's start with you. i know after the first debate you felt that nikki haley was the winner. so, tonight, you are looking for her answers but, also, do you feel like the others are going to come after her? >> yeah. i think she is going to have target on her back and i'm excited to see her show how she handles herself under that pressure. she is going to, again, show up and really get her base excited and draw in some more momentum. >> steve: sure, nicole, why do you think she won the first time? >> because she spoke the truth. she wasn't afraid to take on the tough issues, and she didn't back down. and i think she really showed that she has experience and that she has the candor to stand in front of a crowd and really take on the tough issues. >> steve: sure, now, kristin, you identify as an independent voter, so what -- you watched the first debate. you are going

matt olson needs one more big swing this year to take over the atlanta braves record matching the franchiseh his 51st long ball. hit that last night in a victory over the phillies. the victory moves the braves who's already guaranteed a playoff spot to the brink. another win over the phillies tonight. to toronto now. the texas rangers did hold onto the second american league wild card spot with a 6-3 win over the blue jays, but they might have lost max scherzer because of a trisep spasm in his throwing arm. to seattle now. the mariners snapped a four-game losing streak, blanking the los angeles angels to gain some ground in the playoff race. it moved the mariners into a tie with the blue jays. you can see the national wild card standings also really, really close. >>> time now for the weather and let's go to meteorologist angie lassman for the forecast. how's it look out there? >> a little soggy if you're in the north east. we've got already heavy rain worked its way through the past couple of days. and highly saturated soil and you can see 40 million people included in those flash flood wa

[applause] chancellor cunningham, dean olson, to the texas longhorn band.ngtime friend of 2 nearly 5 years now bernard, thank you for your statement andiv inspiration and life of generous giving to this university and so many other good causes. [applause] all the distinguished guests in the audience, i hesitate to start, but i think my friend and you are a fellow texan, henry cisneros for coming down here and for his magnificent work as the secretary of hud. [applause] i think the congressman and his wife for flying down with me. [applause] [cheering] and i'm glad to see my friend congressman jake. i miss you. [applause] attorney general marsalis, the land commissioner, i think all of them for being here. [applause] thank you lucy johnson for being here. please give my regards to your wonderful mother. [applause] i have not seen her here. there she is. i have to recognizer and thank the former congresswoman and now distinguished professor barbara jordan for theid magnificent job you did on the immigration issue. thank you so much. [applause] my wife told me

braves' star matt olson hitting his 52nd hem run of the season last night -- home run.but atlanta fell to the marlins 11-5. and on the west coast, the dodgers beating the mariners 6-2 in extra inks last -- innings last night to clinch the division title and popped some champagne. >> all right, boys -- [cheers and applause] pete: the dodgers' 10th nl west title, will was clapping, i don't know why. will: i root for the mariners to lose. pete: what do you have against the mare mariners? will: the texas rangers are battling -- and they're not exactly winning, so i need the other teams to lose. [laughter] we've got this twins, rangers thing burgeoning here. meanwhile, the quilts of valor foundation has awarded over 3500,000 handmade quilts to veterans to honor their service and sacrifice to the country. pete: each quilt has the name of the veteran and the people who made it on a patch. carley: that's so great. joining us now is awe innocent authentically -- authentically american ceo, dean wegener and a very familiar face, joey jones, who is going to be receiving a quilt to

verrilli is a partner in the law firm munger tolls and olson and the founder of its washington, d.c. office. mr. verrilli is also a lecturer in law at columbia law school where he teaches classes on the first amendment and the supreme court. previously he taught firston amendment law for many years at the georgetown university law center. mr. verrilli is one of the nation's premier supreme court and appellate advocates. he served as solicitor general of the united states from june june 2011 2011-june 2016. before serving as solicitor general, mr. verrilli served as deputy white house counsel and previously as associate deputy attorney general in the united states department of justice. in those positions he counseled president obama, cabinet secretaries, and other seniordes government officials on on ae range of legal issues involving national security, economic regulation, domestic policy, and the scope of executive and administrative authority. mr. verrilli earned his bachelor of arts degree cum lauded from the yale, yale university and his juris doctorate degree with honors from c

the argument is that nate paul provided a job for a woman named laura olson.doesn't hold any water. she applied for a job. she got a job. you will see the employment contract, what her salary was, you will see her pay stubs, you will hear about the work she did, and you will also hear that she continues to do that work today. today. that was not a bribe. that was a job sought out and received and she's doing real work today. people see the pay stubs and you will see the employment application. you have heard so much -- my colleague talked about how ken paxton turned over the keys to the ag's office to nate paul -- remember hearing that? totally false. one of the things you are going to see in this case, is that ken paxton got nothing from nate paul. and nate paul got nothing from ken paxton. let's look at what nate paul got from the ag's office. nate paul believed that the feds had targeted him. that the feds had violated his civil-rights. he believed that an affidavit warrant for the search of his , a home and businesses had been altered. he still believes it