sibley said he had not seen evidence of that yet.d off to the enemy is facing criminal charges in georgia for his attacks on these same women. at the age of 79, a remainder of rudolph giuliani's life will be in the hands of tours jurors in washington d. c. and georgia, who could decide that the final chapter of his life will be spent bankrupt and in prison. andrew weissmann, barbara mcquade are back with us. andrew, needless to say none of us have ever seen anything like rudolph giuliani, and there he is doing on the courthouse steps but he is charged with in the courtroom. >> so this is a man who used to be a senior official of the justice department. he used to be the u.s. attorney in the southern district of new york. he was the mayor of this city. it is a real sign, almost an example, an illustration of what has happened in this country when you see me in terms of how he has changed in terms of his conduct. this is one also where i was thinking the rudy giuliani apple did not fall from the donald trump victory because donald trum

defense attorney joseph sibley argued, giuliani shouldn't have to pay a catastrophic amount of money to them because other figures were as or more responsible for disseminating the false claims. he said no greater good would come from forcing cellini to pay a hefty penalty. people who believe the stuff are still gonna believe it no matter what, simply said. deliberations are scheduled to begin tomorrow morning at 9 am eastern when this jury does decide on giuliani's financial penalties. it's gonna be a victory for freeman and moss although it may take some time for them to get any money. as the daily beast reports, rudy giuliani's basically broke, quote, there's no silent giuliani has the money or even a fraction of it. he's apparently refused to pay his longtime associate personal lawyer, robert costello, some one point $3 million for years of research and legal representation. couldn't even close at 3000 dollar phone bill. just last month the accountants he hired to help him through his divorce came after him for an outstanding $10,000. while today was a really bad day for rudy giu

okay, moving the news, our own now at least 21 in sibley ends including children, were killed in the ukranian shelling of the russian border city of belgrade on saturday. more than a 100 were also left with of the business is over to today we witnessed the heaviest consequences of showing by the ukranian armed forces of the past 2 years. i sincerely offer my deepest condolences to all the families of the victims. i understand that there are no words that can come for that grace. i want to make it clear that the enemy will not escape retribution or c, c t. v. cameras in belgrade captured a dramatic scene of a woman using her body to shield her children during the attack. afraid of being caught in the full light, the mother pulse her infant out of the stroller and grabs her other child as they run for shelter. here's what the locals on to say about the deadly shot, miserable. you know, how do you live? i was at home at the time of the explosion because i have guests from the neighborhood that i work here, the central market and, and tough for the my call was left for the night. i came

for 22 percent of reports. 17 percent of them are related to hate crimes and hate speech. assign sibley again says the level of discrimination against muslims is unacceptable that we have not seen this level of discrimination target and harassment of american lessons and, and are of americans in the us since the post 911 days. it's been horrible every single day. i spend hours meeting with clients and potential clients who've been fired from their job kicked out of school or harassed by law enforcement because they happened to be full palestinian. i have young staff, where are you a 19 year old girl that what's in my office that now is scared to come into the office because of the death threats that my own office has been receiving since taking on these cases. so not only are our community members think the fire kicked out of school, receiving death threats, but even us as lawyers and we weren't presenting them, we're getting a lot of nasty. he calls and death threats. it's disgusting and it's the reflect, reflect just an over breakdown of humanity. where is the humanity in people just

so we shift and processing the street in sibley by lesson on the 7.5 percent settlement by the end of the year and also something you haven't seen for a long time. i saw have been my thought i was it can especially reassuring this, but i sent that is the 10th. does that seem to be steve grossman's again? the stuart doesn't shop. please see wouldn't fix capital investments or those function has to be a little this means that you need our industry and our to dpr drawings into some of the end of the tundra sense. some stuff good. i don't know. we'll just fix tacit investment funds, which means that we will have sustainable developments within the medium tab, which money is being invested in the industry. so being expanded jobs are being created, it should schedule. but even though it has started employment, i will freaking out that separately and everything 20 a bunch and make the full sense to. and you said, i'm tempted by both of you on a little bit, especially in the companies revenue bank. so what would you be getting enough to have them stop boards of 3 trillion rubles with defendan

no sibley locks the high hopes for a victory. that's where previously declared by himself and by western media outlets . a possible wake up call for the nation. and it's foreign donors without questionnaires pro, right? not over at r t dot com. all right, let's find time to fit this story in the us presidential race where donald trump has been bottom from the ball. it's in the state of colorado by the local supreme court. the republican frontrunner has voted to appeal and accused the whitehouse. joe biden, in particular, of jeopardizing the nation's freedoms. i say i'm a threat to democracy. know joe biden. if there's a threat to democracy, pipe, all of the things that we talked about according to the colorado court, someone from cannot get on the states pilot due to his rule in the capitol hill. he rides back in january 2021. mister, come to noise. as he always has done and thought he instigated any attack on congress, on his condemned, the so called insurrection is found in colorado. he's expected to appeal the ruling at the us

sibley put, she was a force. to many of you, she was supervisor, mayor, senator. and then chairman. she was recognized around the world as a leader, a standardbearer, of america. and of american values. yet of course, to catherine and eileen, she held perhaps the most important titles of all. mother and grandmother. to catherine and eileen and rick and to the entire family, and doug, my prayers are with you. and i don't have to tell you -- [jet flyover] that it is not easy. it is not easy when a loved one lives in life of public service. especially a person as hard-working and as selfless as dianne feinstein. so, to you, the family. we thank you for all the sacrifices that you have knowingly and unknowingly made. over the years. which allowed her to serve. on behalf of the people of the united states, we are grateful to you. as a public servant, diane had the courage to take on many tough fights. even when she was faced with fierce opposition and political peril. and especially when her work was in defense of the constitution. and the security of the american people. diane commanded

right now vivek ramaswamy is addressing voters in sibley, iowa. nikki haley will be in new hampshire later today gaining some serious ground. according to one recent poll, she has doubled her support in the granite state just since september. she also scored the coveted endorsement of the state's governor chris sununu. >> she is surging. it is real. there is a lot of momentum here. it isn't just here is a candidate with a campaign. people see this as a movement. all the chris christie voters and desantis voters are galvanizing around nicki. trump voters are saying it's not inevitable? >> julie: what happened to ron desantis? now we are talking about nikki haley. >> this is something perhaps scott and i can agree on. republican voters have not learned the lessons from 2016 when donald trump barreled into the primary with 92% name recognition in 2015. john kasich got second in new hampshire. marco rubio got second in nevada and in south carolina. those developments, ted cruz won iowa didn't change the landscape. i tend to think trump is far ahead an

colorado that it is so interesting because it seems to be attracting more support to trump every time sibley to kick him off of a valid were getting out of this race have what you think that whole dynamic seems to be so appealing to americans who are considering maybe for the first time ever, maybe coming back to former president trump. france: well america loves and underdog notes for president trump would never agree to let himself be called an underdog, funding in this ncs, he is they targeting has been the target of extraordinary law fear the criminalization of the weaponization of the criminal justice system in a way that americans have never seen before that we never see it again and i think that is me people even people do not necessarily like trump, they don't like the way the justice system is in the tools mr enforcement they seem to be weapon iced against president trump and recent there hills in thing to do that to him, they can certainly do it to me or anyone i know i'm not going to stand for it c1 was starts here every since into it now where will it be i think this question on

>> the testimony, ana, was incredibly impactful and devastating, and i'm not sure what joe sibley, who giuliani's attorney, is going to say other than to try to limit the impact and say that there's no way that the quantum of damages here reaches that $47 million mark that the expert witness said it would cost at maximum to rehabilitate their images. the other thing i want to draw our viewers to is ruby freeman and shaye moss are very likely witnesses in the federal election interference case against donald trump, and that's because the indictment specific ly mentions that both rudy giuliani, today's defendant, and donald trump perhaps tomorrow's defendant in a metaphorical sense told about each one of them publicly to elected bodies. in giuliani's case it was to the georgia legislature. in trump's case it was on a phone call with brad raffensperger when he was trying to convince him to throw the election for him. count on seeing these same stories from ruby freeman and shaye moss to devastating impact on a jury again. >> that's such a good point. it's about more than this one case. th

there is a triumphalist theory that sibley says reagan won the cold war and force the soviet union toollapse. commentator charles krauthammer praise reagan's policies because it involved real army's supported by the united states that made them the soviets spend blood and treasure instance of this outpost and it to a radical reconsideration of moscow. i think this interpretation is quite simplistic. because it minimizes or ignores reagan's consistent advocacy for and regions, consistent commitment to nuclear abolition. you also have to understand the reagan of course forced the soviets to do nothing. the soviets made decisions to do nothing in part based on policies that reagan implemented that impose costs on them. a second view which is been labeled the reagan reversal view very distinguished scholar has developed this view. and she argues, for example, the reagan administration pursued a hard-line policy only during its first three years in office. by january 1984 reagan was ardently pursuing rapprochement with moscow. his very sophisticate analysis of the gender 16, 1984, the grea

yes, i thank you katie sibley from saint joe's. i'll try to talk loud, but actually my question is i was really interested, rachel, what you were saying about mary baker eddy's connection with i didn't know much about that, that her sympathies. and then you mentioned physicians, women, physicians, and then, of course that begs the question for me about her. you know, as a christian scientist, maybe this is a simplistic interpretation but that she i would have didn't really believe so much in some of the things these women practice, which then led me to the thought of the covid pandemic and you know, that would be sort of an interesting connection. don't know if it's relevant, but, you know, so many people vaccines and then her issues, you know, body and bodies curing. so i wondered if that had ever come up in discussions. that's a great question. i we did publish a few articles on healing in general during that time. we didn't necessarily like it was. everyone was thinking about the covid pandemic. so i don't know that it was neces

there's also a third northern invasion under henry hopkins sibley from texas into mexico. but we don't need to go into that. no offense to pat kelly and his his call. i will say glory to pass is wonderful because my home state of colorado single handedly saved the union by beating a bunch of texans and i live in texas now, and i will say that happily. and but bragg's invasion of kentucky kind of gets under way and culminates in the battle of perryville, right? on october 8th, 1862, when union lovellusso's union troops march on to the springfield pike and major general william hardy responds bdispatching benjamin cheatham confederate division into the union left flank. the confederat overwhelm alexander mccook, first corps and don carlos buell failed deploy any reinforcements along the union le. we know now thiwas because of an acoustic shadow that prevented buell. so he said from heing any of the fighting. and although philip sheridan, in one of his early actions in the war, attempts a counterattack late in the afternoon, by the time darkness fell, bragg could reasonably c

you certain sibley hammer the economy he would say we should focus on money supply rather than interestthe monetary policy. the federal government should try to reduce its spending to the greatest extent possible. those of the two courses i think he would favor. see went eric in wisconsin since in this text or the wonderful aspects of the free to choose a pbs program are the debates in the second half of each episode. some of the luminaries in both debates, it milton freedman personally choose a gas did he know them all personally questioned. what's he did choose the guest. whether he knew them all personally well, that i cannot answer. but a number of the guests hit interact with over the years. he had a wide ideology hit jon kenneth was a guest he did not have nearly conservative or libertarian speak he tried get another leading liberal at the time. he tried to have a wide range of views. he thought following jon stuart knowledge and truth are furthered he recognized people are imperfect to make the best decisions you can. >> spew atlantic what we are interactions with milton and rose

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