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while the bidens w learn more about their irish roots, hunters pursuits. 80 visits to the obama white it harder for the big guy to continue to play dumb when asked about it. >> i have never spoken to my son about his overseas business. >> i have never discussed with my son or my brother or anyone else anything having to do with their businesses, period. >> do you stand by your statement that you do not discuss any of your son's oversee -- >> yes, i stand by that statement. >> greg: all right. we just found out hunters now-debunk firm sought irish investments while his dad was vp in 2011. dana, that rope line was, well, it was a struggle to watch. >> dana: it was. >> greg: covid. >> dana: of your instinct is the step to success is make sure we all don't have covid, i'm not sure if that is a great brand strategy for a second term if you are running for reelection. i do think the media coverage of this trip has been absolutely appalling. what is the compelling national interest for the president of united states of america to be in belfast and dublin for five days? i understand going, th

unprofessionalism, reckless disregard for the constitution, and the rink stupidity of jim jordan, w learned something else about the trump criminal case today, because jim jordan, as the chairman of the house judiciar committee, continues to have his staff write letters to district attorney alvin bragg, hopelessly pestering the district attorney fo information about what is no the prosecution of donald trump, information it would be illega for the district attorney to reveal we have learned a piece of official information about the charges that donald trum faces. the manhattan district attorney's office is so bi with 500 lawyers working there that the district attorney has a lawyer that's right, to the top lawye in the district attorney's office has a lawyer. leslie b de beque is the general counsel of the distric attorney's office. she's not involved i prosecuting cases, and has the time, without taking any energ away from the trump prosecution, to respond to and in the process fully humiliated jim jordan and the breathtakingl incompetent republican staff who write jim jordan's letters for

they tried to do the best they can, and are there lessons w learn from this? unfortunately, too many of these critics an congress are going to distor what actually happened here. but i think it goes back t what you said early on, that the trump administration basically handed over th situation to the biden administration the biden ministration tried t do the best they could but where the problems and challenges absolutely it's very tragic that the u.s. military personnel i afghanistan citizens wer killed during this departure process. but again, looking at the scal in magnitude of this, it's understandable that it didn' happen, or occur flawlessly. >> that conversation richard engel were happening, that w played, that was august 15th o that year. it was two full weeks before the actual handover. because something had happened the taliban had gone to cabo faster than anybody though they would they had overcome resistance largely without any bullet fired in almost every province was that, what happened there? was that intelligence failure? or was this whole oper

been briefed on this and the white house is monitoring the situation a truly heartbreaking event, w learn more from officials as the afternoon goes on, alex. >> i've, tell you shaq, i wish that was all we had to talk. that unfortunately alabama is very tragic company with the state of kentucky. we know there is any reactio to the shooting. there, louisville by the, wa the second mass shooting i that city in today's what can you tell us about that? >> this is another heartbreaking situation. another community dealing with the impact of gun violence in this situation last night around 9:30 pm we know that tw people were killed, five other were wounded after someone o multiple people fire it into a park last night. we don't have many details again, with this shooting, i terms of how many people wer involved the suspect as we know is stil at large can we don't know how many witnesses there were about 100 people there one thing with a striking abou this shooting, it comes on the heels of monday's mass shooting but you heard from officia after official about how their community is dealing with

worked on the criminal case against former president trump from speakin to the committee overnight w learnedtan d.a. and the republican-led house judiciary committee, settled on an agreement. the committee says that they this is a win for the pane that bragg quote lost. they tweeted that yesterday. bragg, on the flip, side sayin that this was a join sentiment. that is officer saying tha they got a lawyer out of this. an attorney can be present wit pomerantz when he sets befor that committee in a closed deposition on may 12th this isn't going to be anythin like a public hearing or anything like that a committee spokesperson telling me that depositions ar usually almost always done in closed setting but nonetheless, this come after jim jordan, the chair of the panel subpoenaed mar pomerantz the former prosecutor alvin bragg pushed back agains this notion saying that this was still alive investigation, jordan saying that pomerantz was perhaps politicall motivated. so, in any case this just goes to show you that they ar pressing on and investigatin the investigators. jordan, one of the forme pre

exactly, on wednesday, w learned trump's vice president mike pence, will not appeal judges order, thathe answered questions before federal grand jury, convened by specia counsel, jack smith, as he investigates trump's role in the january 6th insurrection a the u.s. capitol exhibit c, fulton county district attorney, fani willis investigation of trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election results, apparently about to cross the finish line exhibit d, the carroll defamation case is about to ge started. exhibit a, trump has got t come all the back to new yor city again, this week, to si for a second deposition before a new york attorney general, letitia james. need i say more? and who better to break this all down within two lega legends and friends of the show former federal prosecutor an msnbc legal analyst, glenn kirschner, also the host of th justice matters podcast. and joyce vance, msnbc legal analyst, also near the co-host of the hashtag sisters in la podcast. okay, i got through thos titles, you guys are alway busy you always take time for the katie phang show, so, i am grateful

righ away there is going to be a lot mor to come as this investigatio is still moves forward and w learn more about the motive an the why in this case >> george soliz, it's always good to see you. thank you for joining us thi morning. i appreciate it. still to come this morning o the katie phang show, americ under the gun. how republican 202 presidential hopefuls ar prioritizing guns over america lives this weekend and all the time at the annual nra convention one woman says being pregnan in florida is like a death sentence how the state's abortion rollbacks are putting lives in harm's way keep it right here (vo) sail through the heart of historic cities and unforgettable scenery with viking. unpack once, and get closer to iconic landmarks, local life, and cultural treasures. because when you experience europe on a viking longship, you'll spend less time getting there and more time being there. viking. exploring the world in comfort. want a worry-free way to kill bugs? zevo traps use light, not odors or chemical insecticides, to attract and trap flying insects. they work continuously so

released when will trump's lawyers lear what is in the unseale indictment is it at the same time, do w all learn at the same time whe donald trump goes to court >> exactly they will be handed a copy o the indictment at th arraignment, unless, befor tuesday, someone unseals it i don't see why that woul happen but if the judge does no unseal it, they will be handed by the district attorney i court. >> catherine, if the judge wanted to unseal, it would someone have to make a official request to do it or could he just decide to do it, what is the protocol on that >> it would be both sides woul request the seal but there i no reason here the only reason would be for the press to get copy before the others so on tuesday you can wait two day and on that time like i said during the arraignment it will be with the people who wil file and serve now a copy of the indictment and they will serve a copy >> danny, give me an educate guess estimate of what you think these charges will include. what do you think donald trump is going to be faced with? >> i can give you the correc answer which is, we don't know b

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evidenc that is more incriminating o donald trump on obstruction of justice than anything else w have learned so far in thi investigation. and after the documents case remember, the next trump fly i for an arraignment could als be in washington, d. c. wher another jacks mitt supervise grand jury is investigatin possible crimes committed by donald trump leading up to january 6th. tomorrow will be the first opportunity for the judge in donald trump's case to conside a gag order on donald trump' comments about the case. as if, to try to taunt the judge into issuing such a ga order today, just today an tonight in his social medi postings, donald trump attacke the manhattan district attorne alvin bragg, he also attacked, specifically repeatedly, alvin bragg's wife and donald trump attacked th judge in the case. >> donald trump has alread indicated that his lawyers first motions of the case migh be to remove the judge and t seek a change of venue in th case we have a lot of legal groun to begin to cover tonight an we have the very best team o legal experts to do that with us, leading off our discus

that were leaked about the inner thinkin of the united states right the what if scenarios that w are learning about what if, how do we get israe involved right in providin weapons to ukraine what if this happens what if that happens i believe at one point in th classified documents, they wan to go to presidential ends h was assassinated what if vladimir putin died? how do we walk through, that right? the thinking of how the u.s. operates, is that worrisome to you? gives the world kind of a look inside the oval office, inside of the rooms right >> it absolutely does and that ought to concern us. and if you look at the entir package of what has gone out who have a u.s. audience and that will really be how did he know this? why did he have access what can we do to tighte things up? you have the ukrainians, which matches on package for us wh will frankly just kind o shrug. they see this as publishing th information about their needs, to get more air defens weapons. and the middle, your point, yo have our allies, partners an friends, they are taken away from this. oh, i wonder how solid the united

there you go but if there's one thing w have learned from the fo dominion lawsuit, it is this what foxdoes on air, and what fox employees think and say of air, well, those are not alway in sync. tonight, we have exclusive, ne were really released audio tha shows that when it came to the big lie itself, even the central players knew there was no there there let me back up a few weeks ago, a forme senior producer of tucke carlson's show, who used to be a senior producer for fox news host, maria bartiromo's show a woman by the way by the name of abby grossberg, she sued fo news especially she believed she wa being set up as the scapegoat, or the fall guy, and the gigantic fox dominio defamation lawsuit grossberg claims, fox attorney coerced, intimidated and misinformed her, to influenc her deposition before dominion lawyers last year. now, former fox news producer, abby grossberg, is expected to be a witness for dominion. and man, she has the receipts. it turns out, abby grossberg had been recording, using an app on her phone, discussion between bartiromo and ke figures in this case figur

if and then w e learned that you were, i think, rightly incensed by can you give a sense of how many of your fellow republicans in the senate share your views on this? ure >> let's look at it this way. when i ran, i ran as an outsider. i lo sook i look at things differently. and this relates to like this budget mess we're in as well. there are at least 10 to th neocons. >> these are the most aggressive of the defense hawks. i think it's the moshot importa. thing we do. defense accountable. a this is how this happens. so are generally in a really weird way, 10 to 15 republicans that team up now with all democrats to give us the budget mess we've got and then go along with this foreign escapade stuff. we cannot be the police of the world. we pay all the bills over there. now, where is the eu handling its fair share of this? the p >>ol so much is wrong.we pay we a just have to be carefulis g here, you know., from the outside. >> that's exactly what it lookse like. bure. t it's really interestingke. to hear that confirmed fromhat the inside. and confiri i believe your voters ae behind yo

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tonight we learned that w weingarten has lawyered up with michael bromowich who has helped randy mccabe and kim fox. he was relying on false and misleading claims as a basis for his investigation. but brad winthrop says the letter is like a free throw and no one is playing defense. they are looking forward to seeing that themselves. >> as do all others. let's bring in the co-author, 40 ways government schools are failing today's students, american federation deanne cory. i want to play two things from weingarten. >> i'm not a scientist. i listen top the scientists. how in the heck did we not have testing? the problem is everybody is scared. fear has now taken over the facts. our kids were in crisis. two years of disruption, two years of looking at the greens, two years of not havings a normal kind of routine and rhythm. recovery is really tough. >> that beeping sound, cory, is her back-pedalling. you can't go back to that. >> randi weingarten is trying to back up history. she lobbied the cdc to make it more difficult to open up schools. the cdc weren't following the science, they were f

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