seyed said. he worked, my people, he had a heart for the people, he worked hard, he served the people , he was a workaholic, there was no one who served the people day and night, people were loyal to the thought of being people, there was no advertising, it was real , being empathetic with the people and being of the earth and i have never looked at the people from a higher position, they serve so much for this nation and this country that a small task is done by us. is. really motivated to serve people day and night. had ok, the principle is to serve the people, be a messenger for the people, be like a gentleman, serve the people properly , be like mr. raisi, do your work selflessly , be the continuation of the path of this honorable martyr, ayatollah raisi, and this was the secret of the popularity of shahid ibrahim raisi, the popularity that in lasting history. shod hosseinibai is a correspondent of sda news agency of the holy shrine of imam reza (peace be upon him) in mashhad. blue waves spor

they said, do you speak german? i said, no i said do. you have a work permit which is required to work in germany? i said, i don't. and they said, why you just come down and talk to us? and they hired me, they hired me. and that was my my second ticket. the first one was getting to europe. the second ticket was a job where i could support myself and stay in europe. i think i was almost 20 when that happened. and so that was the beginning of a very interesting a very life, i might say. i was in the bank these young men were coming in. americans there was a group of them. every two weeks they'd be down in our lobby and i got to talking to them because if you're overseas for any length of time, you start of looking for americans just chat with. and i started dating one. his name was john and a year and a half after i met him i married him and switzer ireland which is the las vegas of europe. you thought it's all mountains and cheese and those cows. the bells. but behind that facade there was a very slick process. you could get married every

>> i said, yeah, it is. i said, how did you choose that name? and he told me and that's no conversation as you enter a relationship, obviously in any relationship, you start to think about where this is going to go and how you feel and how did you view it? how did you view the relationship? >> you know, going through it? >> when i look back where i was back then, i know it's wrong. like i'm really sorry for that. i know it's a wrong thing to do. but back in those days, sorry okay back in that de i was a different girl. i you know, i had fun. i was in the playboy is seen i was just enjoying life as much as i could and you know, when i got what him actually, you know, there was a there was a real relationship chip there, there was real they were real feelings between the two of us, not just myself, not just home. there was a real relationship there and i kinda out of sight, out of mind with everything else. in steven sayyed, i did have a lot of guilt but i still continue, you believe though, that he had real feelings for you? >> of course, he did

but it's up to the jury to decide and it's a he said he said type of scenario.convicted liar you made a great case for the defense. they will go right into that. they said this is the statement you made before congress. this is the statement you made to the media. if you weren't lying then, are you lying now? you are already a convicted perjurer. it's all right for the defense and that's what that offense has to do and pounce upon his credibility because he is so critical to the prosecution. >> john: you could make a point that he said he said is between michael cohen and himself. >> there was no chance in former president trump will have to make that decision for himself. it's a key question whether or not he will take the stand appeared certainly something he will be cautioned against and leave it up to the defense to say the prosecution did not make their case appeared they failed to meet the burden of proof and not put the former president on the stand to be subject to cross-examination. >> sandra: that leaves us wondering with this set to resume 6 minutes f

i said, haj, sir , you said to solve the people's problem. he said, "if it's the people's problem , i'll sit there. i apologize . we brought up the issue of yuvuz's management plan, and we said that the community is united and needs with these facilities and these issues , they joked with us a lot with a procedure, really, many times . it was strong, absolutely no fear of anything if you don't have this, i have to leave, people like me should go, the work should be followed up, the result will be achieved, and let's come. when we raised the issue of yuvuz, how many yuvuz do you have now is a problem. it should happen that at the same place they raise and say any problem, i will definitely raise the problem to solve my problem whenever we said, i will give time, there is no problem for me. if you don't have time, i will make time. it was the same thing that they said during their trips to the province, that if i had to go 30 times, i would go 40 times to solve a problem. this was really a discussion, all the elements were there , not just econ

said no. still in the traffic, he reached them again and went down again. he came back up and said that we should stay and continue until he reaches them. this is pressure. "don't come to mr. noori, i will finally come and we will do our work ," he said for the third time. about five minutes until the end of our conversation , we will finish the topic of cultural university and teacher training that we started at the beginning, and in order to take advantage of the opportunity , i will point out and tell you the memory you mentioned and the plan that was designed. in ardibehesht 97 and then ardi behesht 143 shet 97, hazrat agha, going to farhangian university, anyway, farhangian university was almost exposed to something for teacher training. the holiday was over. friends who are proud of being responsible for the university can be provided in another way. by god, there was a point of view, they said that, for example, if we bring a bachelor's degree, it is enough to teach for one year. ok. ha

i said, really? he said, it's a great story. your reaction to this testimony and why is it so important that keith trump contact was saved into her phone? >> again, another piece of foundational building block for credibility. it's not the stormy daniels' story, and she's not going to save the day, and nor is michael cohen, you have pecker and the banker to get to the end game. otherwise, you have -- you are lacking all the pieces of evidence you want to corroborate and get to the proof beyond a reasonable doubt. >> does it build her credibility? >> you can always put in a fake name, right? you can always give something else. but why would she have it there? it corroborates the story. it's all about corroboration. it's not a home run from every witness. a witness can be a single, and just get her on base and that's what she's doing. >>> thank you so much. everybody else, stand by. josÉ? >> if you are joining us now, it's 8:00 a.m. pacific sz, 11:00 a.m. eastern. >>> let's talk a little bit about what is the line of questioning b

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who said? who said? you can _ that's not enough. who said? who said? put 1,000 truck - that's not enough. who said? who. said? you can put 1,000 truck today and i was said? you can put 1,000 truck today and i was 150- _ said? you can put 1,000 truck today and i was 150. it's _ said? you can put 1,000 truck today and i was 150. it's not _ said? you can put 1,000 truck today and i was 150. it's not enough. - and i was 150. it's not enough. that's just one crossing. when you have a terrorist organisation that took its own population hostage and turned them into human shields, the easiest and fastest way to do it is to get rid of the leadership of that terrorist organisation, deny them the military capability, and that is what needs to happen.— the military capability, and that is what needs to happen. ariel, thank ou ve what needs to happen. ariel, thank you very much _ what needs to happen. ariel, thank you very much for _ what needs to happen. ariel, thank you very much for coming - what needs to happen. ariel, thank you very much for coming on the i yo

and he said he said means i'm going to have to give up drinking and women and he also said it was funny guy he also said if you can't take their money you can't take their money and. and drink their liquor and sleep with their women, you shouldn't be in politics. okay all right. but anyway. so, you know, reagan had had to had to go for a tax increase to cover the shortfall. and i remember telling he told reporters that my were set in concrete, but the sound you're hearing is the sound of my feet cracking the cement cracking. so he did end up with a surplus. and what he did with the surplus, unlike what hapns here in washington, all that spending on new program. let's go to a new agency. he gave a rebate to the taxpayers of california, so it ended up that he balanced the budget. he reduced spending, welfare was out of control and he reformed welfare out there. so actually, the poor and indigent were really getting assistance and not fraudulent people. so he ended up fixing all of it and giving a rebate to the california taxpayers. everybody's happy. so i think what we'll do here. so i wa

they said no. they said there is a legal issue with them. i said what is the legal issue?. >> dana: talk about that for a moment. >> there is no hearsay in the grand jury. in fact, the grand jury can investigate rumors and all that stuff. the hearsay rules apply at trial, not in the grand jury. bob is right about that. there was no reason on the basis of a hearsay objection not to put -- you could put newspaper articles in front of the grand jury. no reason not to put that information which may have been very important in front of the grand jury. >> dana: he also fel

we said good news and bad news. i said, yeah, good news. you have a fistula. but news is that the genetic malformation of here's gross had another malformation i had double uterus and double vagina and whether the men seen was the good ones so thought it was crazy probably and so the doctor me i mean dr. american just a remove everything put me in perfect and i went and joined in the class of 1970 and the rest is history until ten years later. i want to get i got married. i waited two years because you didn't want to have children when i was rotating the emergency room and we do this, there was a bingo games and everybody's diagnosed up and mangling the. okay, so they say you were, the only one who knew spanish called puerto rico. get your chart. the chart comes, there's a chart both tubes are in the operating field. the man had cut fallopian tubes, left me sterile and never told me anything about my life. i was weak. both cry because years have passed and we so we had lost the hope time to sue the guy. so i forgotten about it. i get this award. ronan mcdonald

what she just said? >> you know, i have a different take on the testimony, just looking at her words, being someone who actually defends sexual assault cases i took her testimony as she was very clear that it was kinda like an ill factor like i didn't really want to have sex with donald trump, but i was in that experience. and how did i get myself into this position? and i just kinda did it and it was more of an emotional thing that i didn't want to do it, but i don't think in any point in her testimony, she came across as this was a nonconceptual act. this was no, no, no, of course. >> right. but there is but there's a line between bloke, there's a wide line between rape, which no one is alleging. right. & falling in love and the et cetera. >> et cetera. >> and like, she was definitely saying, oh, my god, how did i get into myself into this situation? i got it. i can't believe i have to go do this right. >> but i think there was a big tactical mistake by the defense team because when you have a bad witn

this roosevelt said it but i can't remember where i read it he said try something. if that doesn't work, try else and if that doesn't work, try something else again. but keep trying. yeah, there is a season. there is a mood and that's going on in the new deal and that's going on in a movement away. when you go to the court that it changes attitudes and so even with what you say, maybe you go there and say the worst agency in the world ever was osha, because osha supposed to, you know, save people working. and they have a rule which says the top three rungs of a ladder so no one walks off the top. oh, okay. they did have a rule like that know. so so maybe they're not perfect, but by the time you try to get rid had a law clerk once who looked up every agency he could find where the people in, the lower parts of the agency had tenure. they were appointed by the people in the higher board that had tenure. and that was an in the case. and we found pages and pages worth and all that's going to change really. all that's going to change. you see, i'm of how far they can go

cohen said trump said wow, that's great. he was happy. this is circumstantial evidence about another hush money payment but it's not the heart of the case here. it's not what donald trump is accused of wrong doing here. it's not michael cohen paying his own money to keep daniels quiet. it's not donald trump paying repaying cohen and calling it legal services when it was not. danny was saying the defense might have an argument that this is, they're going too far into these circumstances. but don't they need to set this up given that trump doesn't have a paper trail? don't they need to set the behavior up time and time again to tie donald trump to this even though there isn't a paper trail? >> exactly. what they say in new york, this was necessary background information and this is interwove with the crime. that's why the judge allowed this evidence to come in because it leads to daniels. >> and it shows the micro management. i want to bring in andrew weissman, former senior member of the mueller probe and who has been in the court's overfl

i said no. all good. he said because i can get a check and i said no. i said i'm okay. he said. all right, just make sure you deal with allen as an allen weisselberg and hoffinger asks, did he say anything about what would be forthcoming to you? cohen says yes, it will be a check for january and february, and then at that point in time, you had not yet been reimbursed for the payments you had made history daniels cohen says, no, ma'am. >> this is a perfect example of what temidayo and michael were just talking about that meeting. the fact that that meeting occurred is corroborated 5,000 different ways. there's emails, there's texts, there's there's testimony from madeline who is the secretary outside the oval office? no question that meeting happened. no question when it happened, but as to what exactly was said, that's really just michael cohen's word. and so he is corroborated, but he's not all the way corroborated. the jury, they can't get around the fact that the jury has to put some faith in michael cohen's word a especially about the purpose of the payments. i mean, that's

the president said that the issue of social harms is so much my concern. there is someone who is ready to hold this meeting every week . we will look and see what we have to do, that is , what is our relationship with social harms and how much could we do this relationship and this duty that we promised to do at any time you say. i will let it be known that this issue is the concern of his highness, the concern of the religious , the concern of the lovers of this country, the young people , we can reduce it to the extent that we can , we can reduce it as much as we can, using people's capacities to reduce social harm, when people work, this is a support. they are important in relation to our work that you say to the government many times solve the economic problem with the people. let's solve the problem of social damage with the people. the people are very capable in your neighborhood and in your mosque because there are strong people who can help us a lot. the rest of the meeting members also told us what to do to reduce the damage. before, he says to ho

what is labour said to you? she was _ independent? what is labour said to you? she was labour's _ independent? what is labour said to you? she was labour's pic _ independent? what is labour said to you? she was labour's pic after - independent? what is labour said to you? she was labour's pic after last| you? she was labour's pic after last elections for home secretary but this year she may not be allowed to run for the party at all. this morning she told the bbc i am banned from standing as a labour candidate. it took almost five hours until that was officially challenged. ida. was officially challenged. no, that's not _ was officially challenged. no, that's not true. _ was officially challenged. no, that's not true. no _ was officially challenged. iifr, that's not true. no decision has been taken to bar diane abbott. the process we were going through ended with the restoration of the whip the other day so she is a member of the parliamentary labour party and no decision has been taken barring her. this row has been rumbling for more than a year after the veter

raisi, i said, sir , we left this, what should we do, i said , don't take it, he said, i don't want you to take this money. ayatollah raisi, martyred ayatollah raisi , used to recommend one path to the students for spiritual growth, he said, "you students". we pray for you and your family to recite a short fast from imam hussain (peace be upon him) every night, which shows that they themselves are committed to this issue on the 10th day of mrs. ali kazemi, the tv news agency 's jahan mozur chahar guest program. in particular , the first guest of our program, mr. ebrahim al-dilami, the ambassador of yemen in iran, referring to the close relations between iran and yemen during the administration of martyr ayatollah raisi , spoke about his long-time friendship with martyr dr. amir abdullahian. the martyred president, the martyred president and the minister of foreign affairs who were martyred were close friends of me and the people of yemen. my friendship with mr. amir abdullahian dates back to 12 years ago. the testimony of these loved ones means a lot to me. i had a good acquaintance wit

democrats have said that. but what blinken said there was it was jut that one single shipment.e saying you do not believe the secretary of state when he said that? >> margaret, in march of 2022, antony blinken came on your show, this very show and said the united states would be perfectly fine to see fighter jets sent to ukraine. joe biden immediately reversed antony blinken's statement on this show. so what antony blinken said on this show could not be credited when joe biden is imposing a de facto arms embargo and at the same time he's letting arms embargoes expire. >> and you know $26 billion in emergency funding was just approved by the president and there is not an arms embargo on israel and not a block on intelligence sharing with israel. you know that? >> joe biden said last week that he's going to stop supplying offensive weapons that could be used in a urban setting. >> if they go into rafah. >> that is the only setting into gaza. they have to go into rafah. israel's goal is to destroy hamas which committed the worse atrocity against jews. if israel does not go into ra

and she said, what was that? i said, what she said, what did you do? i said, oh, i said, i can't talk about it. it's classified she gives me this look like lady, are you messing with me? it took her ten years to send me the photograph she was messing with me. and when she said me the time i saw this picture, she had airbrush the mask out and left part of my in with finger sticking out. so it looks like i'm talking to the president of the united states like people come in my and they say wow that's a really interesting photograph of you. what were you saying to him? and i say, well, i can't talk about it. it's now they know they didn't know until now. this is colin powell coming into the office. we had worked with operation desert storm, with supported his people. we had done a lot of stuff him when he left, i told my boss, if he runs if he runs something, anything i will vote for him. what a man. and then the cold war was over. it was done. we won. nobody really knew what do tony i tony mendez, my husband. we went to the greenbrier to celebrate it. we

i said , "what happened?" he said no.i don't know, i didn't understand what happened, i said where, he said i don't know, i said a specific address where we can come. there he said that we are next to the trees. he said that the rest of the companions are fine. you can see them. you have access to them. he said, "i am." i don't see anyone, i'm alone and i didn't realize what happened and there's no one around me. i said that he gave us the same characteristics as the forest and trees and these things. it was almost clear to us that the helicopter had an accident and we defined our mission there to be able to quickly get to the scene of the accident and if there was a need for rescue , we would perform the rescue and rescue work there . there were good facilities in the mine. egypt and good cars will still answer a few hours later maybe, for example, until 3 hours later. the condition of the martyrs and the condition of the bodies found indicated that they were martyred immediately after the accident, but ayatollah hashem

having said that, _ strikes can take place. having said that, i_ strikes can take place.his is what the unit 96— to anybody that this is what the unit 96 is— to anybody that this is what the unit 96 is supporting, and we need to he _ unit 96 is supporting, and we need to he doing — unit 96 is supporting, and we need to be doing everything we can to push _ to be doing everything we can to push this— to be doing everything we can to push this the word a resolution as quickly— push this the word a resolution as quickly as— push this the word a resolution as quickly as possible. obviously, no one wants — quickly as possible. obviously, no one wants this conflict to drag on as it _ one wants this conflict to drag on as it has — one wants this conflict to drag on as it has for— one wants this conflict to drag on as it has for some period of time, and to— as it has for some period of time, and to the — as it has for some period of time, and to the degree that we can hasten the end _ and to the degree that we can hasten the end of— and to the degree that we can hasten the end of

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i said that he is seyyed al-qaid, now he was speaking arabic, i said. let me tell you that this model was of this gender , he had authority in his time for anyone who wants to do injustice, he has a difference with the right path , he didn't have any compliments with anyone , he didn't have any compliments with my relatives, that is, whoever was closer to him, knew more that if he makes a mistake, he will be a little indulgent. it won't be possible , there won't be an iota of appeasement, at the same time, for the people, an old man, an old woman, a child , a villager. it used to happen because, for example, a group of villagers wanted to talk to him , mr. raisi was completely uncontrollable because he belonged to them , he belonged to them. he had that. not only during his worship, in other office meetings, in more private environments , we could see his travels and travels in a completely meaningful way, and because of that kind of look, this foreign policy issue that you mentioned, i wrote it down because we are getting close to the azan time, in the

but he then later said something else — he said, "i let those people resign. thing to do," trump says. he says, "i won�*t do that from now on. "from now on, i will fire." so, donald trump wants to make sure he staffs his administration with loyalists who are committed to helping him carry out his vision. let�*s talk about some of that policy agenda that you talked about — so, immigration, deportation of more than 11 million people... right. ..as you said, really solidifying the executive power also over the department ofjustice. there are checks and balances in the us political system, so how much of that agenda would he actually be able to see through? that�*s a big question that we ask in the piece. many of the things that donald trump wants to do are sure to engineer legal battles, right? he�*s going to be challenged in court. as we say in the piece, washington has a lot of checks, right? there�*s the courts, there�*s the constitution, we don�*t know what the make—up of congress is going to be, public opinion will have a role and, of course, we will have a

>> i said if you're famous and rich or whatever i said, but i said if you're star you are. and i said, women let you i didn't say you grew up. i said women let you didn't use that word. but if you look, women, let you in a deposition that our result should be a star. well, that are powerful they tend to do pretty well in a lot of different ways. okay and you would like me to take that back? >> i can't take it back because it happens to be true i mean, one he said grabbed them in the audio. >> anyone can listen to it. it's not really a problem. >> it's not up for dispute to what i'm so struck by listening back to that now is the video they played in court today for the jury to hear was trump, his video that he put out on twitter after that video came out, there was the crisis moment as hope hicks testified today, i hurricane was expected to make landfall that night. no one in the news. she said, we don't even know where it made landfall or anything because people were only talking about your hurricane, right? much in a political sense, obviously. but donald trump put out tha

i said 100% you are going to do it. he said, no, i am not. i said it is friday evening.g at 7:00, every single car you send into our country, they have stolen 32% of our car industry over the years, not during my administration, but they have taken a huge chunk out of michigan. that is why i am leading in michigan because people see what they have done to the jobs and the cars and the buildings. the manufacturing of cars is just horrible. mexico has taken a tremendous amount of that business away. they are building massive car plants again in mexico. i had it stopped. you know who is building a lot of them? china is building car plants in mexico to sell cars into the united states! i told them the other day, don't do it because you will be charged 100% tariff which makes it impossible to sell the cars. you are building these big monster plants and you are wasting a lot of money doing it because we are not going to accept any of those cars. we are not going to lose our jobs to monster plants being built along the border to sell into the united states because they have a g

and said, no problem. and of course, he couldn't ask me right away. he had to see no card he was on. and then he told me, oh, no problem, you can go over there. and then he also said, i don't know there was an isi in in the area we're going to have to handle that. so now i'm thrilled to be because i love history. i love the history of our country. and i didn't how rare a commodity that would be. but that's where i was pushing back and making some progress. and what i've enjoyed most about the books, people say. brian it's easy. it's easy to write the book. then promote the book. you have to go out and travel the country. i have it. i meeting people. i love the people. they watch the channel, they listen to the radio show because. they care about the country and they do it whether they're in business, whether they're landscape shapers. sometimes you just lose track of history. i you know, i took history. i took social studies. i didn't really keep up with going on. i never really knew about bad teacher. it'

nothing was said about that. to then say about the access hollywood tape, that it was not a big deal. again, you have to come up with a better argument or not address it. so josh steinglass was given all of these gifts because all of that proved nothing was said. i kept thinking, susan necheles, who i keep praising, had to be sitting there dying. >> as far away as she could be. she wasn't just at the end of the regular council table. she moved over to where the junior lawyers are to get even farther away. >> and she is the most experienced defense lawyer in that room other than susan hoffinger on the prosecution side . you just can't give that closing argument. you have to come up with something and i am not sure what i would say about exhibit 35 and 36, but you have to bring it up and at least say donald trump is not honest. you don't know what they said or did not say to him. you don't know if michael cohen said don't worry, i've talked to donald trump, so you don't have to. you have to say something about it t

and this is what he said. >> i said before having met face to face. the engush to face. these young men and the english channel have aggressive many of them are, but it didn't say it today. i quoted an eu lovie, you know, the former boss of the european council , donald of the european council, donald tusk. but but clearly, if it comes from me and context gets lost entirely to get the reaction to that, i'm joined by peter edwards, former editor of labourlist, and sunil sharma , labourlist, and sunil sharma, chief operating officer of the conservative friends of the commonwealth. >> lovely to see you this evening, gents. let's start with you. first of all, peter, are labour convincing on immigration? we just heard from a lot of viewers and listeners who are saying that they don't think they are and that they'd rather vote for reform than labour or even the tories . labour or even the tories. >> immigration is a really important issue, especially at election time. the last poll i saw, which i think was ipsos mori around the start of this calendar year,

reporters said he said that. robert costello said he said that. that's what he said at the time, is it true? i don't know. did you tell the grand jury that, yes, i did. robert costello is another one of those voices, who said, michael cohen is holding the line as was brought out today from other testimony that you told reporters this. he told allies this, and he had maintained in the early parts of 2018 that he did this independently of donald trump, but what robert costello was acknowledging, michael cohen telling him the truth, he could not be wholly sure. we would expect that is likely what the jury is about to hear, but clearly the defense for donald trump wanted to bring them forward because at least the jury will hear directly from somebody who will verbally speak the words that michael cohen told me he did this by himself and not at the director of donald trump. >> could you hear a conversation until the jury room like what are we supposed to believe? which of the things that, i mean, you made the point obviously the things that helped one

now said q a stomach for change. but the label is a vote for stability, economic and political politics, the tribes more likely own lives. a vote to stop the chaos. or she soon has taken a decision that olds with some within his own party who called it madness to go to the country. when you're so far behind in the polls, it seems the prime minister has decided the doctor of poor showing the local elections. and with rooms of dissatisfaction with his leadership inside the party, the things are unlikely to get any better. the prime minister insists there is a plan and the plan is working. but many people see too little evidence of that in failing public services and know into small bug crossings of the channel despite a plan to send asylum seekers to rwanda. so next promise to keep rick and secure a head of what he describes is the most dangerous he is since the cold war and to restore the economy to health. the prime minister pointed to for the installation is assigned that he's potty is best place to end 3 years of a

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according to police when they asked for your dna, you said no. >> they never went to meet. >> he saidver asked for it. >> they never tried to get my dna. i know i'm innocent and their opinions don't matter. >> jan and pat thought there was someone else who should be looked at with suspicion. someone closer to heather. her ex-girlfriend, carmella. you go back and forth between carmella and josh being involved? >> i did. they were the only two that made sense in my mind. >> jan said it was common knowledge that carmella and heather fought. they would fight about what? >> mostly jealousy stuff. >> something else that implicated carmella said jan was the way heather's killer cut her hair. >> heather dyed her hair a lot. it was kind of fried and she didn't think carmella liked her hair. i was like, her hair is cut off. who would touch her hair? nobody made sense except for carmella. >> they shared their feelings with detective o'connell. >> when you have somebody's haircut, they're doing it to get even or a means of anger, frustration. >> add to that the note from carmella found in heather

nag that was said today.ot one peels of evidence offered today got the prosecution where it needed to be in this absurd case. and this is worth remembering from andy mccarthy who wrote this in national review today. given bragg's ever-evolving approach in this case which we documented from the beginning, bragg is an election denier who claims that trump conspired with cohen to steal the 2016 election by suppressing politically damaging information. but, new york state has not enacted a penal statute criminalizing election theft by suppressing politically damaging information. ergo therefore one cannot be guilty of conspiring to commit such theft. y. because they keep throwing around the language conspiring, which of course, they are not charged with now, it slowly and i mean slowly becoming obvious to even the most diehard trump critics that this trial was a big mistake. >> trump's war head than he has ever been. it's going the wrong way. it's not working. everything that we're throwing is spaghetti at a wall

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so he came and said: i killed. what happened next?ith my husband’s sister and my little son. how old is your son? well, at that time he was 2 years old. yes. and so you come with... you were taken to the room where they interrogated me, listen, after that you’re in the monkey barn, forgive me for saying that word, you spent three days, how’s that? yes, where was the child? the child was taken, who took it? they, they took you have a child, police? yes, but how is this possible? did they call custody or what? - no, when they - they interrogated us for a long time, i asked: please, can i go and feed the child, because he is hungry, to which they told me: no, i still got up and went, on the street two employees caught me by the arms and dragged me all the way - shouting at me to shut my mouth, otherwise i’ll only make things worse for myself. my son is running behind me, screaming, don’t touch mommy, my husband’s sister too, to which they said to shut my mouth, who are you? anastasia morozova, forensic expert, continue, forensic expert m

he said. this i keep asking does this judge want to be the judge who threw out the case against trump especially when thinks daughter is a progressive operative who does work for the democrats who define themselves by loathing trump. is that the sticking point right now? we're getting down to days now before it's the defense case. county judge do it? >> i don't think the judge grants a motion to dismiss. until michael cohen testified they had to. they hadn't protected any evidence of a prima facie case of a crime. granting a motion to the defense at the end of the prosecution case is very rarely granted. judge still has important decisions to make beg one is missing witness charge. allen rifleburg has been descrished. has been the testimony so far really the architect more than donald trump of the repayment plan. we're not going to hear from him. the prosecution, i understand why they are not going to call allen weisselberg because if he came he would either assert the fifth or worst yet from

>> anything he said i'm not being facetious. think about it. >> he started off, he lost other than herbert hoover is the only other president, lost more jobs and create it as four-year term. he's the way he managed and his last year when we deal with covid, men and people die, he tell people inject bleach that may, that may do it. wasn't a real problem when he did an interview one of your colleagues or you just flat out acknowledged too hot dangerous what to be in want to speak to it it's i just look at what he says. he's going to do if he gets elected he says gonna do away with what i've done on medicare, reducing the price of medicare, addressing so he's gonna do away with affordable care act. said it's going to do just down the line so we have a very different view. i look at it from physician not being facetious from the scram perspective, he looks for mar-a-lago perspective he wants to give more significant tax cuts and the super wealthy. now we got 1,000 billionaires in america know what the average federal taxes 8.3% it t

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i said luck. i know my mom knows about you, but she would be really, really devastated if she found out we were actually having a relationship and being intimate together and the feelings and i don't want to disappoint my mom and he said a few words and that was about it. >> one, reading seven years. >> yeah, that's not good. happen huge things happen happens. there were three, learn more at rnc.com. did you know there's no ten sketches what do you told the ball he has always been scheduled these sketches slippery these sketches libyans sketches nucleus for everyone but we still left room for all the unexpected things. >> you'll find out here. the new 2020 great cherokee lineup g, there's only one. >> it's cheap, four by four season. we're right now get the 2024 jeep grand cherokee starting at $38,290 msrp visit cheap.com for details whereby ivana we created a brand new way for you to sell your car, goh carmona answer a few questions and our techno wizardry three calculates your car's value and gi

she said she said she lied and said the inner friends were flying out on a girls trip that night. >> what she is testifying about is basically a continued effort. >> she says on her part interests to pretend potentially beyond the apprentice, something that she says on from dangled in front of her at in that hotel room before they had sex? >> yes. just laying out why she could can you their relationship after this encounter that she describes. now, at this point, this is january 2007 and she was in new york city for something else at the time and she didn't fly to new york just to meet trump. >> and she explains that she continued meeting trump because there was a possibility of being on the apprentice. >> now, she says she invited trump to come to a show where she was performing. >> it was a public place, so lots of witnesses. now she repeated should we emphasize is how the subsequent meetings with trauma for all in public places and the defense team does not like that. they continue to object. there you go. nechele objective. the judge sustained. it to any insinuation that she was

he said, so let us ask ourselves.what kind of people do we think we are and let us answer free, worthy of freedom and determined not only to remain so, but to help others gain their freedom as well. then he references churchill. sherwin huston led his people to a victory in war and then lost an election, just that the fruits of victory were to be enjoyed. and then in words from the past to present, reagan said. but he churchill left office honorably, and as it turned out temporarily, knowing the liberty of his people was important than the fate of any single leader. history recalls, his greatness and ways no dictator will ever know. and he left us a message. hope for the future. reagan knew that one of the keys signs that democracy cs were working is that when you elections, you leave office. it like a nothing phrase when he said it doesn't seem like nothing now. reagan like churchill left a message of hope for the future. but even more important in his narrative was, his argument that people want to say their own gov

doctor max pemberton said me. so it sounds really shocking when you first hear it and you look at the facts, he said, if you gave me a choice between becoming diabetic and becoming hiv positive, i would choose to become hiv positive. because you're hiv positive and you get treatment live as long as everyone else. but it's not true. diabetics and diabetes is just one of the causes. so think about my friend hannah. you know, we always had this promise to each other. we learned. however, we must repeat maybe when we were in midterms those. we learned one day that in vegas there's a place called the heart attack grill. lots of people will know it's. a free month straight. it's a place where it's a restaurant where at the entrance there are cattle scales. and if you weigh more than 350 pounds, you for free when you go in or the waitress is addressed as nurses you have to sign a waiver saying if the food gives you a heart attack, it's on you. it's not their responsibility. if you don't finish the food, they kind of span

said. here is one of the things that he has been very clear and even talking about the situation in wisconsin. what he said was, he expects there to be an honest election. he expects the results to be clear and for him to be successful. there's no doubt that when you look at the polls across our country, one thing that's crystal clear, that the american people now have a contrast between four years of joe biden, they are excited to get back to the trump years. i expect the election to be fair and donald trump to be our next president. >> in terms of what he said, he specifically said, if it's not fair as you are saying, you have to fight for the right of the country. just this week, he said that he won wisconsin falsely, senator. again, to the point, you voted to certify the election results of 2020. it's the opposite of what you said and did after 2020. why would you want to be on a ticket with someone where there's such a fundamental difference? >> there is clear facts here. president tru