neal stolberg. over to you for words of public prosecutor's office in raymond or ought to try and reopen proceedings with fresh alone and really exert pressure on the federal chancellor unfortunately it doesn't have the same operative possibilities as italian public prosecutors you who were always brazen enough to enter secret service headquarters and seize papers. the charges against horman from the b. and d. are serious according to the customs investigation report one shipping company employee told the public prosecutor that holeman approved the arms consignments to my mom in my in modern military reacted while horman was asking the shipping company for pictures of the tanks being unloaded opposition politicians she was being sentenced once again the b.m.d. has made no comment on horman the investigation into his activities were discontinued so what was there to get excited about plenty says fried off schmidt a longstanding new development politician responsible for southeast asia he was in my in

the shipping company which delivered the arms is said to be beluga owned by neil stolberg. stolberg agreed to an interview he wanted to present a different image from other shipowners seen as someone who staged fundraising concerts supported social projects and dreamt of ecological ship propulsion technology so how can that be reconciled with transporting arms we confronted stolberg. i was the arms to says sudan and my mom doesn't that embarrass you. as is true personally i'm very sorry if we carried freight for that should not have been carried on from there's no question of that but you did. yes chartered ships out and had no idea that certain goods were onboard and were transported to highly sensitive regions we were unaware of that those have vanished divorced. stolberg the award winning entrepreneur and self-styled world market leader captivated by his success thanks financed the construction of his ships in china one after another until he had a fleet of 80 vessels his headquarters in braman northern germany the architecture is representative the location maritime sto

stolberg told us that he had a clear conscience that the b. and d. was always in the picture and that holman gave his approval but he hasn't got over the loss of his company even after an investor had taken over the financially distressed company he tried to work through what he had experience by writing a book he showed us some of the 1st passages hired by the investor bodyguards had thrown him out of his company. mombasa kenya ships have a direct link to the rail system. this ship is being unloaded by ukrainian technicians the tanks transported here for gas will continue their onward journey straight away. but doesn't so sudan have a legitimate interest in arming itself and establishing itself as a state may as well your intake of oil of well it was an integral part of the sudan and fought for independence done but in a situation like that where one side says it wants to prevent independence and the other side says it wants to systematically prepare for a line anyone supplying weapons must know that there is a strong likelihood of arms being used i

here with me now to talk about these confession, cheryl gates stolberg, and david jolly, a former republicanbutor. cheryl, what was it like in that room today? >> it was very grave. i think you could really feel the weight of the moment. there's been a lot of partisan bickering back and forth in the capitol in the months and weeks leading up to this day, but when chief justice john robert strode into that chamber, i think senators on both sides of the aisle really felt the moment and they felt history looking upon them, and in fact, they said so afterwards, senator chuck schumer said that he could hear on both sides of the aisle a gulp when roberts took the presiding officer's chair, and john cornyn, the republican of texas, said afterward that senators really felt the gravity of the situation that was upon them. >> you know, david, there's a sort of duel roles, right, u.s. senators are political creatures as i was saying senator blumenthal, necessarily they are, that's how you become a senator and stay a senator. they're also now essentially impartial jurors but there's always been a tensio

the other article, cheryl stolberg, eyes on four democrats that could affect.othing would please president trump more than a handful of democrats. as the senate nears a vote on his fate, possibly as early as friday, attention focused on the moderate republicans that might vote to hear from witnesses to convict. democrats have their own list of possible defectors who could vote to acquit. they are focusing on four democrats restates one by mr. trump. joe mansion west virginia, kyrsten sinema of arizona, doug jones of alabama and gary peters of michigan. vote to clear him, it would hand him a coveted talking point and deliver a blow to democrats who lost two votes in the house when mr. trump was impeached in december. we will hear from nebraska and georgia on the democrats line. good morning. caller: hello. thank you. that ourike to say lawident has broke the because of the constitution. people don't realize what he has one is to bring this on trump went over and met with utin, doesn't anybody wonder why the ball is in your court? he's either being blackmailed or