phish, fish, fish, fish, therefore phishing, well, fishing, fishing, literally fishing, then it becomesof which is to take away logins or passwords from a person, is called phishing, we fish them out, we are trying to fish them out, and hunting is a search for employees, a struggle for a new quality employee. there are headhunters who are engaged in finding a high-quality, cool employee in other companies, offering him a little more money, tea, coffee, buns, sandwiches, and a massage, stop at lunch, and he goes to their company. the correct answer to our question is no. twelfth question: is it true that the word sharomyzhnik means a person who loves to profit at the expense of others? time! nastya, what do you think, what do you think? honestly, i don’t know who a shiromyzhnik is, but i answered no, it seems to me that a person who loves profiting at someone else's expense is called something else. nastya, i’m so glad that in your life you have never heard this word, and therefore, i want to believe that there were as few such people around you as possible, you answered no, for example,

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know, maybe a person doesn’t even try to save money at this moment, because i know that there are phishing presented on the internet, here you can even save a little somewhere without this goal, simply because you don’t want to physically come to store, you want to buy it on the internet, you can fall for these tricks, but tell me what? yes, pay attention when making purchases on the internet so as not to transfer money to scammers? first of all, you need to first of all communicate directly with the potential seller and look at the method and style of his communication, if, if the conversation instantly turns into some kind of personal conversation in instant messengers, that is, into some kind of personal communication, if you receive requirements for 100% advance payment if a claim is received. transfers funds to some specific bank card, and not some account details of a legal entity, then it’s worth thinking about and it’s better to once again refuse some potential purchase that you really want to make and are emotionally ready for it, and of course it’s difficult emotionally stop your

of everything, i’m a fisherman, i’m mark drazhin and today i turned 9 years old, this is my first phishing, cast from bronze, a model i made from plasticine last summer, professional my grandparents gave me plasticine for my birthday, and i got one modeling lesson from... the belarusian sculptor maxim petrul in his workshop. now i’ll think about making abstract sculptures, but for now, i’ll probably still get some figures of real animals, fish or birds, after all, there’s no need to debit, follow my posts and i’ll tell you a lot of interesting things, we decided to present this model in bronze, and this is now a sculpture, his first work. is with him, in his room, where he lives together in the city of minsk. well, alex, the most our youngest, now in second grade , is interested in football, but he still has a lot ahead of him, so everyone is engaged in active research, creative work and exploring their capabilities. it is important to separate work from being at home with your family. each of us. a family has its own tasks, and the fact that there is work is no more important for a child

, yes, and phishing, well , by analogy, i guess we won’t play a scene here.n? fish, fish, fish, fish, so phishing, but fishing, fishing, literally, fishing, then it becomes clear that this type of fraud, the purpose of which is to take away logins or passwords from a person, is called phishing, we fish for them, we try to fish them out, and hunting is a search for employees, the fight for... a new quality employee , there are headhunters who are engaged in finding a high-quality cool employee in other companies, offering him a little more money, tea, coffee, buns, childbirth, a foot massage at lunch, and he goes to their company. the correct answer to our question is no. twelfth question: is it true that the word sharomyzhnik means a person who loves to profit at the expense of others? time! nastya, what do you think, what do you think? to be honest, i don’t know who a shiromizhnik is, but... from the french address, which consisted of the phrase shekh ami, dear friend. according to one version, when retreating from russia in winter, the soldiers of napoleoni

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she understands, is interested in a huge number of things, topics, that’s why she’s great, phishing,om what language is this, from the same, from english, and what does this mean, fish, fish, fish, fish, it became phishing, well... a cool employee, they offer him a little more money, tea, coffee, buns, sandwiches, massage, stop at lunch, and he moves on to their company, the correct answer to our question is no. twelfth question: is it true that the word sharomyzhnik means a person who loves to profit at the expense of others. time! nastya! what do you think, what do you think? to be honest, i don’t know who a shiromyzhnik is, but i answered no, it seems to me that a person who loves profiting at someone else's expense is called something else. nastya, i’m so glad that in your life you have never heard this word, and therefore, i want to believe that there were as few such people around you as possible, you answered no, for example, denis, i also answered, no, so who is a baller then, well, if not a person who likes to make money at someone else’s expense, without a clue, and you und

labhost provided the technology and training for other criminals to carry out phishing attacks — sendingmessages — to get people to hand over their personal data. the police say there were an estimated 70,000 victims in the uk, bombarded with messages linking to 47 fake websites, usually seeming to be online payment or shopping services. 480,000 payment card numbers have been stolen and 64,000 pin numbers. and if you thought only older or less technically savvy people get scammed, well, you'd be wrong. the victims in this case have been aged between about 25 and 45, predominantly. pretty young, then. digital natives. well, it's people who live their lives online that perhaps do their banking online, that shop online. they're more likely to fall victim to this because their use of the internet is just so prevalent. as the arrests were taking place, including at luton and manchester airports... you have been identified as involved in labhost... ..police were also contacting 25,000 victims they've identified — giving details of how they've been scammed and giving them advice. as for labhost

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spotted on the dark web criminals offering other criminals a service, a way to make money using phishingly available on the internet, provided technology and training to other criminals so they could carry out phishing attacks sending fraudulent text messages to trick 70,000 people into handing over personal information. technology is enabling crime to be delivered at scale in an almost industrial fashion. and these crimes—as—a—service, or fraud—as—a—service, are allowing people into this criminal marketplace who don't have necessarily technical skills but they can get these crime—as—a—service capabilities off the shelf — they can buy it online. as the arrests were taking place, including at luton and manchester airports, police were also contacting 25,000 victims they've identified, giving details of how they had been scammed and giving them advice. the victims in this case have been aged between about 25 and 45, predominantly. pretty young, then. yeah. digital natives. well, it's people who live their lives online, that perhaps do their banking online, that shop online, they're more li

spotted on the dark web criminals offering other criminals a service — a way to make money using phishinghnology and training to other criminals so they could carry out phishing, attacks sending fraudulent text messages to trick 70,000 people into handing over personal information. these crimes—as—a—service, or fraud—as—a—service, are allowing people into this criminal marketplace, who don't have necessarily technical skills but they can get these crime—as—a—service capabilities off the shelf — they can buy it online. as the arrests were taking place, including at luton and manchester airports, police were also contacting 25,000 victims of the scammers. the victims in this case have been aged between about 25 and 45, predominantly. pretty young, then? yeah. digital natives. well, it's people who live their lives online, that perhaps do their banking online, that shop online, they're more likely to fall victim to this. people like alex, an accountant for tech firms who works online, scammed in february by criminals who targeted her business account. they sent you a text message? yes. they

labhost provided the technology and training for other criminals to carry out phishing attacks — sendingent text messages — to get people to hand over their personal data. the police say there were an estimated 70,000 victims in the uk, bombarded with messages linking to 47 fake websites usually seeming to be online payment or shopping services. 480,000 payment card numbers have been stolen and 64,000 pin numbers. and if you thought only older or less technically savvy people get scammed, well, you'd be wrong. the victims in this case have been aged between about 25 and a5, predominantly. pretty young, then. digital natives. well, its people who live their lives online that perhaps do their banking online, that shop online. they're more likely to fall victim to this because their use of the internet is just so prevalent. as the arrests were taking place, including at luton and manchester airports... you have been identified as involved in labhost... police were also contacting 25,000 victims they've identified — giving details of how they've been scammed and giving them advice. as for la

they are already familiar with risks like phishing and foreign influence operation and disinformation that can be amplified by generative a.i. many of the best measures for generative a.i. and enhanced threats are the same cybersecurity, best practice that is have been recommended for years. and may be in place. what do you think? guest: true. that doesn't deal with the voter piece of it. meaning, if you

they are already familiar with risks like phishing and foreign influence operation and disinformation that can be amplified by generative a.i. many of the best measures for generative a.i. and enhanced threats are the same cybersecurity, best practice that is have been recommended for years. and may be in place. what do you think? guest: true. that doesn't deal with the voter piece of it. meaning, if you are a voter and getting -- >> i'm a proud childcare worker. yes. do we have any other childcare workers in the building? [applause] >> let me take you on a quick journey. i have been working as a nanny for 15 years. i love my job. but like many of you i lost my job during the pandemic. and then i was in a terrible car accident. suddenly i found myself without a job and chronic back pain. so i moved home. had surgery. and my parents cared for me. that's when i realized in a whole new way how important care is. it's a constant in my family. my grandmother relied on the care of my aunt who was a pillar of strength. but in 2022, my aunt tragically passed away. so my mom stepped up. even a

-- will stand the cost of this and maybe more important than actual dollar cost, the cost of it phishing it's wrecking our civilization. is destroying our country back on the one i will seal the border and we will begin the largest mastic deportation operation in the history of our country. and of other countries say they won't take them back, when i going to take them back. i will say that, yeah, here they come. hold on to your britches because here they come. the coming back. congratulations. and if you don't think these countries send them and they send the people by the way they want out after not sending the finest, we are sending people that he wants. that's why they came out of jails and prisons cannot swear they came out of the mental institutions in insane asylums. human trafficking now, mostly woman that is at the highest level. we had the lowest level in 37 years. i had it down to the lowest level in 37 years and now it's at the highest level ever. and this is human trafficking mostly in women. we will stop the plunder, rape, slaughter and destruction of our american suburban

general, well, in everyday life, we are faced with the other side of the coin, the challenge of phishingternet in hybrid wars, of course, this is in at the forefront, in particular, of course, at our russian national forum, if we are talking about exactly the theme of this year, this is preparation for now economic news, briefly. russian banks may earn record levels this year 3.5 trillion rubles of net profit. this forecast was published by the nkr rating agency. the drivers of growth will remain mortgages and corporate lending. the average annual value of the central bank rate is expected to be within 15.5%. as for economic growth, the forecast is plus 15% with inflation at 4.5. in the first quarter, sbir received 360.4 billion rubles in net profit, an increase of almost 4% compared to last year, as stated in the ras report. the bank's return on capital is 22%. the total loan portfolio exceeded 39 trillion rubles, depositor funds exceeded 34. finally in the quarter, almost 109 million people and more than 3 million companies were sber's clients. the agricultural company agrotera was tra

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deposit this money, they would go to a series of pages similar to the bank portal, which is defined as phishing, and they would be scammed. also, 9,500 pages of channels and groups , which were produced by the thugs, were blocked and 1,600 people. they were also arrested for carrying out actions related to creating terror and terror in famous movements , such as taking weapons, taking cold weapons, and using literature that causes fear among people , as well as exaggeration and wanting to perform a show of power to make those movements famous. update in this regard, we have done our identification nafiseh sahrabian of radio and television news agency said that the acting and directing workshops of the asmon festival at the iran artists' house in tehran started for those interested until may 15. sports is more about my work, which is acting and drawing, for example, an athlete, an actor, i remember these things , and i like some funny videos, comedy , and some of them look for their interests in the virtual space , more scientific and you know, and sometimes i write poetry about such things. my

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the rock ban phish will play four shows this weekend. each will have a unique set list and visuals. for more information download the cbs news app on your cell phone or conne ed tv. >>> it's thursday, april 18th, 2024. this is "cbs news mornings." justice for gymnasts. why the federal government is planning to pay tens of millions of dollars to the survivors of disgraced dr. larry nassar. >>> first, the capitol divide. the senate impeachment trial of a u.s. cabinet secretary ends before it starts, while the embattled house speaker is pushing ahead with a foreign aid bill that could cost him the gavel. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. two showdowns playing out on capitol hill. senate democrats voted down articles of impeachment against homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas, calling it a political stunt. while over in the house, speaker mike johnson is setting up a vote on funding bills for ukraine and israel over objections from members of his own party. cbs' jarred hill is joining us now from new york. this is a complicated one. morning. >> r

that is the definition of phishing it was possible to apply to them and get scammed, also 9500 pages. the channel and the group , which was produced by arazal abash, were blocked and 1,600 people were arrested. by carrying out actions related to creating horror and terror, evil movements such as taking weapons, taking cold weapons and using literature that creates fear among people , as well as exaggeration and wanting to perform a show of power that those movements become famous. in this regard, we are carrying out our identification. nafisa sohrabian, sed and sima news agency, the next part of the news at 6 o'clock: the sixth exhibition of iran's export capabilities from it started on saturday, may 8th at the permanent location of tehran international exhibitions and will continue until wednesday, may 12th . in tonight's special news talk, we want to discuss the commercial and economic horizons of the 6th exhibition of export capabilities of the islamic republic of iran . quantitatively and qualitatively , what are the differences of the sixth period compared to the previous periods

the random search and phishing of information that may not be relevant, in the past abouts collectionused on collecting communications that included a target's email address or twitter handle or something like that but in theory abouts collection could collect emails who merely mentions a person who is a target of 702 surveillance. i rise to say we cannot pass this legislation without these vital amendments and we cannot pass this legislation without the american people believing when they pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america they're pledging allegiance to civil liberties, freedom, justice and equality for all. i rise to support these amendments and as well a free nation with democracy and liberty for all. with that i thank the gentleman and i yield back. the chair: gentlelady yields. mr. nadler: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. jordan: i yield two minutes to mr. self of texas. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. self: it appears the house of representatives is experiencing a constitution will a crisis

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notify users affected by mail and email, which creates another opportunity for cyber criminals, phishingf hackers are probably going to be like, oh, i'm going to start emailing people and saying, "hey, i'm at&t. please click this link to solve all your security problems." be careful. there will definitely be bad actors who are trying to exploit people who have been victimized here to maybe victimize them again. >> reporter: so the key here is look carefully and make sure it is actually at&t reaching out to you and never respond to emails with your personal info. instead, log into your at&t account or call directly to make any of those changes. the company says it will also offer free identity and credit monitoring services as well. norah. >> it's such an important note. there are a lot of fraudulent emails out there. jo ling kent, thank you so much. >>> there's a lot more news ahead on the "cbs overnight news." it ain't my dad's razor, dad. ay watch it! it's from gillettelabs. this green bar releases trapped hairs from my face... gamechanga! ...while the flexdisc contours to it. so the f

the past few days we have been watching how potap gets into several problems, the first of which is phishncert not in europe, for which the ukrainian singer was declared as a russian retro artist, and now he performed in a pro-russian club in the german city of filingen, schweningen, where he performed his russian-language hits for a russian-speaking contingent, obviously for russians who are on the territory of germany states, the wife of the artist nastya kamyanskikh did not participate in the concert and on her stage she was replaced by another singer, let's watch a small fragment of this concert to understand what it is about. you see, friends, money doesn't smell, potap went to europe with his friends, goes to discos, concert halls, gives concerts, sings russian songs in front of a russian audience, he absolutely does not care about what is happening in ukraine, or at least he always does says that he is some kind of volunteer there, but he can't a person... who has a conscience, who is a ukrainian in this difficult time to appear before the russians, this is the first, second, to be

so spear phishing >> oh, so? so spear phishing relates to idea of relates to the idea of targeting.argeting targeting. yes. like targeting a spean targeting. yes. like targeting a spear. yeah a well—aimed spean >> and then. and then they send some you're like, some nudes and then you're like, oh, did this oh, well, i did meet this person. have, because person. i must have, because they're sending me their nudie duties. >> and then an mps been >> and then an mps have been caught this mps. caught up in this mps. >> well, and also some >> yeah. well, and also some staff, staff member got caught staff, a staff member got caught up. this has happened >> and so this has happened before. mp brooks before. there was an mp brooks newmark had similar newmark was it had a similar thing sent. it's a form of entrapment. >> yes. >> yes. >> well that's what happens to you you say, oh, i do know you if you say, oh, i do know this person sending me this person who's sending me nude you don't nude photos. well, you don't know them. >> that's thing. >> that's the thing. >> that's the thing. >> no, but

and then there is also, you know, phishing hurting. and that means that when natural disaster strikes it, you know, many communities are taking a massive financial hit if they're not losing dark, all of their livelihood. so i completely, so what's africa is going to do? i mean, a big tub that is saying african. but what's the concept go to doing this and for the science of substance speaking of a 3 pronged approach. so there is a adaptation which for example, if we look at a place like somebody we're now which is going through drought, we can look at drug resistant crops or fixing leaks and water pipes to make sure there is more water to the water. the crops, basically adapting to the world that is already marked by climate change in many places of africa. finance is also very important. so in the last you, in conferences on climate change, robeto's have, you know, been discussing how to set up and manage a fund where richer countries pay vulnerable countries. money that after they're hit by a natural disaster that they kind of get bac

in particular, malware such as hackers can launch accompanying phishing messages. such as a video of combat operations, a request for acquaintance or files with a request for help from the state special communications, urge in case of detection of any suspicious messages, to immediately inform specialists, and not to try to clarify the situation independently in custody until june 10 without the right to bail, the solominsky district court of kyiv extended the preventive measure against the ex-president of the motorsich company vyacheslav boguslaev and his accomplice, the prosecutor general's office reported. of ukraine, they are accused of collaborative activities, aiding the aggressor state and supporting a terrorist organization. bogoslaeva is also accused of obstructing the activities of the military during a special period. he was detained in october 22, according to the security service of ukraine, after a full-scale raid of russia, the traitor financed the so-called dnr through the payment of taxes to the militants. well, he also contributed to the supply of aircraft component

phishing. >> a lot of hackers are probably going to be like, oh, i will start emailing people and sayplease click this link to solve all of your security problems." be careful, there will deftly be bad actors were trying to exploit people who have been victimized to maybe victimize them again. >> reporter: so the key here is look carefully and make sure it is actually at&t reaching out to you and never respond to emails with your personal info. instead, log into your at&t account or call directly to make any of those changes. in the company says it will also offer free identity and credit monitoring services as well. norah. >> norah: in such an important note, there are a lot of fraudulent emails out there. jo ling kent, thank you so much. well, the final four is on the line tonight in women's college basketball. but one team now fighting back against sexism off the court. wait till you see this. that's next. against sexism off the court. wait till you see this. that's next. you could be experiencing a partial response to your antidepressant. partial response happens when your antidep

ai for phishing and ai created online adverts — to lure unsuspecting victims into making that fatal clickll amount to about $10.5 trillion annually by 2025, a 300% increase on 2015, with organisations spending more than $150 billion a year on cyber security. my colleague, sally bundock, met up with poppy gustafsson, ceo of darktrace, the world's leading cyber ai company. what we do it is artificial intelligence to allow a business to learn their own unique digital fingerprint, business to learn their own unique digitalfingerprint, and unique digital fingerprint, and by unique digitalfingerprint, and by having that really good and intimate understanding of them and their organisation, they can then start when things start to go awry, whether it is from a widespread note attack or a recent form of ransom where or a zero day that he had to be discovered or an insider who has gone rogue and doing something they shouldn't. whatever it is, by virtue of the fact that it's not normal for your organisation darktrace will help identify but more importantly interrupted and stopped the attack in its

. —— phishing. need to be very careful, speak to people, speak to family, friends, so if you are a bit suspicious, remember, no bank, no police force, hmrc, they will never ask you —— never ask you to move money to a safe account, so always be very circumspect. an app designed to reduce disruption for people travelling from the uk across the channel will not be ready in time for a new eu border scheme, according to the boss of the rail firm — eurostar. under the much—delayed entry exit system, non—eu citizens will need to register fingerprints and a photo at the borderfrom 0ctober. the app is meant to replace passport stamping by allowing passengers to scan their fingerprints remotely and prevent long queues. with more on this is our bbc reporter — esyllt carr, whojoins me from our london newsroom. just remind us, what is the purpose of this new eu border scheme? this is the entry — of this new eu border scheme? this is the entry exit _ of this new eu border scheme? ti 3 is the entry exit system, as

and the aim of this was all around phishing.need the customer's details for whatever reason. and of course, it does work . it, people fall for this work. it, people fall for this kind of scam all the time and hand over sensitive details that can be then used to commit fraud, against you. and there are , it's estimated at least are, it's estimated at least 70,000 victims in the uk alone, many thousands more around the world, and 490 odd thousand, sort of banking details, have been sort of harvested by these criminals. so a very worrying development. and sadly, although this lab host, site has now been interrupted and taken down, there are many other such sites now, springing up. >> yeah, it certainly is very alarming. mark we also understand you've got some breaking news out of germany this morning. >> yeah. details just coming through. and there's a very worrying development tonight out of bavaria in southern germany with reports that two german russian nationals have been arrested by german federal police, accused of plotting t

and this scam is all about what they call phishing with a ph, not the angung phishing with a ph, not they're trying to get information from you to harvest as much information as possible , as much information as possible, either to commit direct fraud against you , steal money from against you, steal money from your bank accounts, or to actually get enough details so that they can then apply for things like credit cards or loans or mortgages in your name, which you would then potentially down the line be saddled with this debt. your credit rating would plummet because suddenly you've got someone who's getting all this money in credit cards and loans, who then obviously defaults on that, and you're left with it because it's in your details. >> you know, i got a phone call yesterday from a so—called insurance company, asking me lots and i knew lots of questions and i knew instantly it was a scam, because they were talking about my, my and my recent accident. well, you incredibly , i haven't you know, incredibly, i haven't had an accident between torchwood, but this. but, you know, all

labhost provided the technology and training for other criminals to carry out phishing attacks — sendingessages — to get people to hand over their personal data. the police say there were an estimated 70,000 victims in the uk, bombarded with messages linking to 47 fake websites — usually seeming to be online payment or shopping services. 480,000 payment card numbers have been stolen and 64,000 pin numbers. and if you thought only older or less technically savvy people get scammed, well, you'd be wrong. the victims in this case have been aged between about 25 and 45, predominantly. pretty young, then. digital natives. well, it's people who live their lives online that perhaps do their banking online, that shop online. they're more likely to fall victim to this because their use of the internet is just so prevalent. as the arrests were taking place, including at luton and manchester airports... you have been identified as involved in labhost... police were also contacting 25,000 victims they've identified — giving details of how they've been scammed and giving them advice. as for labhost,

[laughter] so the dems want to go away trump's prevention phishing protection, what you take from therom hillary especially disagree on historical. literally a woman who got a verb made out of to be so excited that hillary clinton invented that. but -- and this is not a conspiracy theory, this is actually true, if jeffrey epstein has secret service he would still be alive. that's all i'm going to say. >> joe: that's a good point. maybe those cameras would've worked too and the card -- guard wouldn't have fallen asleep. >> -- >> joe: a lot of coincidences. molly, with this build descriptive circuit service protection have been introduced if trump wasn't girly on file -- crowd for felonies? >> is that we're amazing what we are dealing with. there so many cases up and down the eastern part of the country trying to imprison donald trump and bankrupt him and his family and to help people kill him -- i mean, these actual trial so he's going to get a conviction, right? is not like whether he would get a commission. he would be convicted of something it doesn't matter how absurd it is, it doe

cybersecurity risk from better phishing emails, better language and scripts, who may have had brokenenglish, election workers, campaigns, equipment vendors will be impacted by this. that piggybacks to your systems which could result in other campaigns to show how false claims of equipment being defective or manipulated, that is a possibility. same time, ai can create generated content that is false that can be used to intimidate people, poll workers. harass these same individuals. thirdly, ai and content, more akin to new hampshire, can be attempts to disrupt the process. to put out false voice/video notes around when the election is happening or where. scramble people at the last minute. those are not new but they are hyper paste. they will be more sophisticated and harder to detect. a few months ago we put out an advisory on threats of ai outlining threats to election workers. [indiscernible] hey i is the news of the day in -- ai is the news of the day in d.c. and silicon valley. we've tried to educate poll workers and election officials that ai is here and give them framework for

have yet to hear them make an argument about phishing to that affect.s in civil litigation, resolve olfaction conferences and assume all facts alleged in favor of the painter, the nonmoving party. and if all that facts are true then and only then will you get to assess that the complaint fails to state a claim upon which relief can be rented. i have yet to hear any articulation of their theory of why they're entitled to a motion to dismiss and in fact as we just read -- heard, read and wright along with the chairman of the house impeachment committee representative mark green in the state of tennessee, if you take all those facts to be true, as i believe we must in this circumstance until he got a chance to be finders of fact ourselves, there can be no doubt that a case for impeachment can be made and has been made here and that we must convene a trial to find these facts and reach an ultimate verdict as to guilt or innocence. we'll turn out to my friend and colleague from texas, senator cruz. >> rejects witness history being made. only 22 times in our

people called me on that one but yet it is this witness -- and meanwhile, of course, i think the phishingbout guys in that city who are doing so much harm to residents are there in manhattan not prosecuting the real criminals. instead be political going after president trump but, sean, this started years ago. despite on his campaign. there was -- then it was robert mueller carolyn it was impeachment then they read his home, than it is special council, counts -- and dc than it's money was in atlanta that is alvin bragg calendar tried the 14th amendment another trying is trial a gag order telling her wandering was -- but he's going to win because the people see through it. >> ♪ ♪ be do i have to tell you, like everything else, watching this backfire and will interface. that will be my prediction. thank you, jim jordan. appreciated. renting talked for this smack where you come back, new england, which is only the one and only also about -- -- robert kraft is next. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ -- (vo) in three seconds, this couple will share a perfect moment. (woman) is that? oh wow! but we got to sell our

p i believe thath phish came to town in 1997, so player the size and scope.perspective from business owners. i imagine they have some concerns as well. >> absolutely. we did our best, i've been on board for about a year and a half and we've been preaching staff up, stock up since the beginning. it took a while for people to really believe that this was happening, that people were going to come to holton and a monitor local businesses did the jump on board until probably january, but now they are taking charge, and a bunch of eclipse merchandise, making sure that we have different events and food options for people. one other obstacles, because we are in northern maine, getting food trucks. a lot of food trucks in the community and surrounding areas, they winterize and they don't unravel and take out the food trucks until may or june, so convincing them that they need to be a part of this was a difficulty, but we made sure that we have at least one food truck in every gathering location so that people have access to that. >> daytime. looking at the eclipse, th

. >> sandra: the former president is -- is reportedly set to the criteria phishing in case of an emergencyile i have you come former president donald trump is planning to head out to both wisconsin and michigan. this as polling shows president biden is closing the gap in those key battleground states. what you make of that? >> so look, sandra, over the course of the next several months is weird to the election we're going going to go three polling roller coaster that it will get closer and may be trump will start leaving and may be trump will fall behind and try and will start leaving. by the fact that he is going to michigan and wisconsin is no surprise. reno the former president biden has -- or president wyden has shown sign of weakness in the states particularly in michigan when we look at the uncommitted vote. we know that these are two states that president trump flipped in 2016 and that he lost in 2024 is very important that he goes there and most importantly they are part of the six major battleground states so we are going to be in for iraqi right when it comes to pulling but i thi

the effort is to try to show trump and hope phishing head of the national enquirer and michael cohenage in this conspiracy to violate the election laws. people should be taking a step back and asking why is this case as andy said being brought on frivolous grounds, being -- it's being brought because it's targeting not just a former president, but a current candidate of the republican party for the november 2024 were there in the lead. >> sandra: and and being -- >> people should be asking why they're doing that. >> sandra: and they are, and at the final word from your that conducts one more thing that the president's warning about this calendar presidents that the sets. >> to john points -- john's point about how limited bragg's the relation is, hillary clinton who one the 2016 election in new york but substantially and she wanted man at -- manhattan by about 80 points so you have to ask if this da is undertaking to enforce federal law on whose behalf is he doing that? because he only represents manhattan, is not supposed to be bringing a case on behalf of all progressives across am