wall: it may be. judge millett: well, i could not figure out either but you have more experience than me. mr. wall: the basis for that would be -- judge millett: the question is you have a motion and at least argument is grant it and go home. the district court looks at that motion and says, i fear i have been like you in that motion. the opposition is that the district court has to grant the motion in which it feels it was lied to and maybe it is a violation of court rule with that very document, it nevertheless has to grant it and cannot inquire about whether or not it was lied to. that is the government's position before granting the motion. mr. wall: yes. it is not reviewable in that way. judge millett: rule 408a, when it says leave of court, did you know the supreme court is left open, the question of whether any other public interest decides harassment of a defendant in your position is protecting the integrity of the court from the very process in talking it -- i'm not about general public inte

"lamborghini" of walls.ut an invesgagationy prubublicaast t moh showowthe private wa p proje is s alady eroding and could be inananger of fliling io ththe ver. their story prompted trump to tweet on july 12 -- "i disagreed with doing this very small tiny section of wall, in a tricky area, by a private group which raised money by ads. it was only done to make me look bad. " this was around the same time of a dramatic showdown, when the trump administration ousted geoffrey berman, the u.s. attorney at the southern district of new york, whose office went on to file these charges against bannon. for more, we are joined by two reporters with the propublica/texas tribunene investstigative unit who workedn this story. in one of their reports, we build the wall's founder brbrian kolfage actually bragged a about his ties to o trump. in houston, we're joined by perla trevizo. and in austin, we're joiend by lexi churchill. we welcome you both to democracy now! what took place on thursday, the significance of these char

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wall. mr. wall: in our constitutional system, a defendant may not be convicted of an ordinary crime without the concurrence of all three branches. when the executive branch no longer wishes to prosecute, the case should be at an end. that is why focker said that the decision whether to dismiss charges is a core executive duty. it is not suited to judicial review. under articles two and three in focker, the government's unopposed rule 48a motion must be granted. if we are clearly right about that, than there is no adequate alternative to mandamus. the hearing makes clear what will happen next. the public interest standard remains and assessing whether the motion serves "legitimate prosecutorial interests" requires referral to factual records in the investigation into facts and circumstances of the dismissal. the district courts plans to conduct an inquiry into the decision regardless of whether result and everyone of the details, regardless. party urgingt is a this. the fact and substance of

do you see when they build the the wall, the germans also built a wall and create a ghetto. >> you knowe son knows it hurts. but most of the children have been hiten by their parents, they hit their children. most of the men that have seen their fathers hitting their wives, then hit their wives as well. they have been victims, and then they are the ones that make someone else victims. so you don't know from suffering. >> before ending our trip we knew we had to go to the wall itself in order to understand the latest phase of this ongoing separation. we went to a suburb of jerusalem where the wall cut through that village and divided it into two halves, separating family members from each other, preventing people from going to their places of work, and children fromom going to their schools. >> i think it's shocking how you could slice a neighborhood into two and believe that you can stop people from going to prayer or shopping and just bashed wire and cement -- barbed wire and cement are going to create more hatred. >> the war that she spoke to us about was part of israel's largest nati

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we built a very powerful wall. it was a wall that is virtually impossible to get through. strong.y tough, very i did not want to have a wall that was going to be an inferior wall, and i felt this was going to be an inferior wall. i did not know about that. the other people, but i do think it is a sad event. great steve has had a career at goldman sachs. he has had a career with a lot of other people. i haven't dealt with him at all over years now -- literally years -- and i guess this was a project he was involved in, but it was something that -- in fact, you can see i made statements about it a long time ago. something that i very much felt was inappropriate to be doing. >> [crosstalk] >> [indiscernible] supportmerica going to every militia role in iraq? very hard toyou're understand. could you maybe help me with that? go ahead and try it again. >> [speaking foreign language] >> the united states helped iraq enormously in defeating isis and also in toppling the qadhafi regime. we are working on building a strong relationship that is based on joint interest between iraq an

the southern border wall is the main emphasis of this. they were trying to build the wall.s and they raised $20 million at that point in time. the people were donating saying where is the wall? what's the proof there? if you ever heard of the white house kind of getting involved in any kind of aspect of this because of the controversy surrounding the funding coming from the military for the border wall. anything on that at all? >> i never heard a connection between the white house and we build the wall. there are allegations contained in this complaint was funneled hundreds of thousands even though stated in the build the wall charter that the veteran would not receive a penny from it. the big controversy at the white house was taking money from the defense construction fund to put it toward the wall and taking money from other places in order to get up to about $8 billion to fund the wall. but there was never any connection that i heard of between this private fundraising effort and the government effort to build the wall. now, it may be somewhere along the line things cro

came on the shore with 103 file you are right now in the inner why wall eye wall, he was winging up to 127 miles per hour in lake charles. that's around 40 miles inland where the storm came on shore, port arthur, you are just barely outside of that eye wall, so you are going to be spared the worst of it. probably another 10 miles off of it. the radar is becoming spotty a little bit. have to do a little bit of checking in a bit here. some of the images we are seeing has the eye wall in the lake charles area. we are going to be watching flooding concerns go all the way up to arkansas eventually towards the tennessee valley and in some spots probably 5-8 inches of rain all the way across areas of arkansas. when you get into northern arkansas, and a lot of ozarks and mountainous terrain there. we are going to be watching a lot of the mountain flooding going on. that's going to be a big concern. tropical storm conditions all the way into friday as far north as little rock. rick? >> rick: thanks very much. we'll see you in just a few minutes. hurricane laura's power growing by 80% in 24 hour

wheels and walls. wheels and walls. back in 1000 years you will say, we still have wheels and walls and that is the only thing you will recognize. the national border patrol council, they have been my friends from the beginning. i just met some unbelievable people backstage. these are great people. every family here today, you have earned the everlasting gratitude of our nation. thank you very much. ,s you know better than anyone the survival of our nation is at stake in this election and i will tell you -- i never thought i would say it because we had a great election -- we had a great election a little while ago -- four years ago -- i never thought i would say anything could compete with 2016. intoelection we are going is the most important election in the history of our country. [applause] because we had a crooked hillary , but this is something -- these people are sick and we have to make sure that this radical --t, socialist and beyond because this is beyond socialism. this is beyond socialism. that it doesn't happ

inferior wall.dn't know that. i didn't know about bannon's involvement, but i didn't know the other people. but i do think it's a sad event. again, steve had a great career at goldman sachs. he's had a career with a lot of other people. i haven't dealt with him at all over years now, literally years, uh, and i guess this was a project he was involved in. but it was something that, uh, in fact you can see i made statements about it a while ago, it was something i felt was inappropriate to be doing. please go ahead. no, go ahead, please. >> reporter: mr. president, the end of the [ inaudible ] one of the very important issues to civilize the country in iraq. how america is going to support ending the role in iraq. >> you're very hard to understand. could you maybe help me with that? wait. go ahead, try it again. [ speaking foreign language ] >> translator: the united states helped iraq enormously in defeating isis and also in toppling the saddam hussein regi regime. we are working on building a strong

though a wall of trees said to stretch almost 8000 kilometers from senegal to ethiopia by 2030. finally hollerin can cut the grass for hay for weeks none of the local farmers were allowed to graze their livestock here the grass is growing very long now they can harvest hay to use for animal feed in the coming months when there will be little rain in the morning we're happy that things are getting greener again we use the grass to feed our animals and make roofs for our homes in the past it was more barren here and now it's better. trees have also been planted to combat the deforestation of the region a strip of green has now grown up designed to ensure a better microclimate stone walls and terrorising help stop the erosion of the land and beehives have been brought in to help with pollination. and i knew when we 1st started the farmers protested saying that this is their grazing land but we talk to them and the experts help them understand the principles behind what we're doing. and this project in northern ethiopia is part of what's known as the great green wall a film made by

build that wall! build that wall! >> reporter: with a group called "we build the wall," bannon and the others raised $25 million, promising touif heelves.thhecat actually, you know, make happen a physical barrier on the southern border and support president trump and what president trump is trying to do. >> reporter: the group promised donors a brick in the wall with their names on it. >> you're not gonna last forever, but your brick will. >> reporter: the project was started by brian kolfage, an air force vet who lost three limbs in iraq. in fundraising pitches, he insisted every penny raised would go to the wall. >> 100% of your money goes towards the wall. it's not going to line someone's pockets. i'm taking zero dollars as a salary. no compensation. >> reporter: but the indictment alleges kolfage spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on home renovations, payments toward a boat, a luxury suv, a golf cart, jewelry, cosmetic surgery, personal tax payments, and credit card debt. and that bannon himse

street firms so basically your criticism of trump is that he's supposed to take his bribe from wall street a few days after leaving office. we'll talk with his scheduler about that i'm sorry they understand that political opponents are un-american just because they disagree with you. a free press isn't the enemy but the way we hold officials accountable. you have to imprison the most important journalist in the past 30 years truly in a songe hillary clinton while in your cabinet said drilling the sound should be drone bombed and one of the people who revealed the truth about our war crimes was chelsea manning and yes you commuted her sentence after allowing her to be tortured by your military for years and let's not even get into ad words snowden so did a free flow of information help keep you accountable mr obama. i don't think you were a big fan of a free flow of information that is how they went that is how they get to keep making decisions that affect your life and the lives of the people you love. that's how the economy will keep getting skewed to the wealthy and well connected

i didn't want to have a wall that was going to be an inferior wall >> chris didn't endorse the wall >w about bannon's involvement. i didn't know the other people i do think it's a sad event. steve had a great career with goldman sach's i haven't dealt with him for years now. i guess the was a project he was involved in. something i very much femt was inappropriate to be doing. >> that's the president in the oval a few moments ago as we learn more about the circumstances behind where that arrest took place. >> yeah, that's right. what we're learning from nbc news is that the arrest took place on a boat. 150 foot yacht off the coast of westbrook, connecticut in the long island sound. bannon had been working from that yacht for some period of time he's not the owner of the yat b -- yacht but the arrest was made without incident today. as you heard, the president there distancing himself from the man who was widely regarded as one of the architects of the trump campaign and the architects of trumpism itself. also deflecting questions about what it says about his judgment that multiple mem

towards the wall. it's not going to line someone's pockets. i'm taking zero dollars as a salary. no compensation. >> reporter: but the indictment alleges kolfage spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on home renovations, payments toward a boat, a luxury suv, a golf cart, jewelry, cosmetic surgery, personal tax payments, and credit card debt. and that bannon himself used hundreds of thousands of dollars in donations for his own personal expenses. president trump today downplayed his connections to bannon, who . en reaortehaven't been dealing t about it, i di'tidth ivement. this isn't for private people. and it sounded to me like showboating. >> reporter: but the president's son, donald trump jr., promoted the project at an event last year, saying it's exactly the kind of thing the private sector should be doing. >> this is private enterprise at its finest. doing it better, faster, cheaper than anything else. and what you guys are doing is pretty amazing. >> reporter: in a statement today, donald trump

build that wall!ld that wall! >> reporter: with a group called, we build the wall, bannon and the others raised $25 million, promising to build a section of the wall themselves. >> they see that this is a way that they can take action to actually, you know, make happen a physical barrier on the southern border and support president trump in what president trump's trying to do. >> reporter: the group promised donors a brick in the wall with their names on it. >> you're not going to last forever but your brick will. >> reporter: the project started by brian kolfage, an air force vet who lost three limbs in iraq. in fund-raising pitches, he insisted every penny raised would go to the wall. >> 100% of your money goes towards the wall. it's not going to line someone's pocket. i'm taking zero dollars in salary, no compensation. >> reporter: the indictment alleges kolfage spent hundreds of thousands on home renovations, payments toward a boat, a luxury suv, a golf cart, jewelry, cosmetic surgery, credit card

we, the people, built through we build the wall.was impressed, she said. donald trump's son, don jr., was apparently impressed, too. brian colefage where don jr. praised the wall effort. >> doing it better, faster, cheaper, than anything else. >> timothy shay and steve bannobannon according to prosecutors, worked together to misappropriate hundreds of thousands of dollars of those funds for their own, personal benefit. payments, allegedly, went toward a boat, a luxury suv, a golf cart, jewelry, cosmetic surgery. that boat is one colefage used in a pro-trump boat parade. when accused of misspending funds last summer, he and steve joked about it. >> welcome back. this is steven k. bannon. we're off the coast of san tropez in southern france. we're on the million-dollar yacht of brian and brian took all that money from build the wall. >> the joke, not so funny, now. colefage, a triple amputee air force veteran repeatedly claimed he wouldn't take a single penny for running the operation. >> 100% of your money goes towards the wall. it's

so, we have the strongest order we have ever had and as the wall goes up, nothing gets through that wallbuilt to last a long time. i went to border patrol. border patrol, they are incredible people. i asked them what kind of wall did they want to have? they said we need to have some see-through ability. we want steel but also concrete. outside and concrete on the inside and if you could put heavy strength is gettingsaid, this a little bit much but we gave them everything they want. and the plate on top is an anti-climb plate which makes it very tough to climb. it makes it much tougher to climb. i figured we could save a few bucks but we did not but we got it for the right price. almost at 270 miles. at the end of this year, it will be just about finished. and we are doing more wall then going to we were do. we will be over 500 miles and it is having a tremendous impact. wherever the wall is built, people are not coming through. the victims of the radical anti-police policies are millions of innocent americans color, andce, background including some amazing hispanic americans who follow o

your wall does how much? lori: just this wall. lemonis: $5 million.well. lemonis: and you have a lot of traffic. howard: we have a lot of traffic. ♪ robyn: tomorrow, they're coming to clear out more. lemonis: we finally shut the doors at bowery after liquidating over $300,000 worth of merchandise, and i'm swinging by to go over the plans for the renovation. wow. but i also wanted to talk to howard about a few e-mails he sent me. does anybody know where howard is? roger: eternal question. lemonis: robyn, do you know where howard is? laurie, is howard here? laurie: um...no. lemonis: look, i'm not happy that i have to postpone my conversation with howard, but i can't wait to get this renovation started. that's a great section for gift-wrapping. we've got to generate some revenue and get this store back open. we're sorting and donating the old fixtures. man: watch your step. roger: yes. lemonis: we need to clear them out so the contractors can get to work. ♪ we're adding elements like wood paneling to give it a home-and-kitchen feel. and we're changing th

you ever notice on the wall, everything was wall, wall, they didn't think i was going to get it done.ou have one major party controlling congress. and they don't want to give me a wall. they're going crazy. the wall is not getting done. then i get it done. get it from the military. get it from everything. i'm a developer, i know how to get money. developers know. now that the wall is almost complete it'll be soon complete and it's the wall that border security wanted so badly. this is the one. but now that it's -- you never hear about the wall. they don't talk about it anymore. it's incredible. but the wall will soon be complete. we've invested $25.5 trillion in the u.s. military and launched the first new branch of the u.s. armed forces in nearly 75 year, the space force. and al, in honor of you, we have passed v.a. choice and v.a. accountability. that guy has been bugging me for years. al has been bugging me. al has been bugging me for years. did you ever think we would get v.a. choice and accountability? did you ever believe it? i withdrew from the last administrations disastrous i

campaign saying the wall should be a job for the government. bannon faces up to 20 years in prison. >>> next the coronavirus crisis, the director of the cdc says southern states are turning the tide against new cases, but now new concerns about college parties becoming superspreader events as the government releases a new time line on when a vaccine would be widely available. abc's andrea fujii has the details. >> reporter: this morning, a new prediction from government health officials that a coronavirus vaccine may not be available to most people until as late as next june. it comes as positive signs start to emerge amid the pandemic. new data from johns hopkins university showing cases in the u.s. are on the decline for a fourth straight week. overnight philadelphia announcing that restaurants can open for indoor dining with restrictions starting september 8th, and the macy's thanksgiving day parade will go on this year. new york city's mayor saying it will look different but traditions will stay the same as the president continues to urge a

former top white house adviser accused of ripping off donors in a scheme to build a southern border wall. steve bannon taken off this 152- foot yacht, owned by a chinese billionaire and taken into custody. how prosecutors say he stole $1 million from thousands of donors. plus how this triple amputee war veteran allegedly used donations to buy a boat, a golf cart, and cosmetic surgery. tonight, the president responds. >> i didn't like that project. i thought that was a project that was being done for showboating reasons. >> o'donnell: 2020, america decides. tonight joe biden gives the speech 50 years in the making. the message he hopes will win over voters. dangerous wildfires raging across california, firefighters scrambling to control the blaze, at least two killed in the rescue efforts. plus heroic stories. how one family saved their neighbors' homes. dr. fauci undergoes surgery. an update tonight on the health of the nation's top infectious disease doctor. opening schools safely: tonight, the harvard scientist who wrote the playbook on how to get kids back in the classroom. your quest

usually means great things on wall street but means much worse on main street these days. we'll get to steve liesman for more on that let's start with bob on the market >> the low print was at the open we're 25 points above that it's the same pattern that we have seen for a while now. that is technology leading and consumer discretionary, amazon mostly, pushing the market to be upside industrials, energy and banks and energy has been on a downtrend for the last six or seven trading sessions and so have bank stocks they had a brief rally about two weeks ago. they have been down on trend for the last six or seven trading days i mentioned the ten new highs but we're at new highs it's because the megacaps continue to move the market forward. you get the big five moving up that pushes the market up even if the rest of the market is down semikwuk semiconduct iors are down trending we have nvidia just barely up. intel is doing a big buyback anything digital, anything stay at home is doing well. you see zoom there that's a new high for zoom, slack, activision. anything doing with

we the people build through we build the wall.p's son don junior was impressed, too. the facebook account of the group's founder brian kolfage shows him with the president's son taking a private jet to an event last year where don junior praised the private wall effort. >> this is private enterprise at its finest doing it better, faster, cheaper than anything else. >> reporter: kolfage, andrew botalato, timothy shea and steve bannon, according to prosecutors, worked together to misappropriate hundreds of thousands of dollars of those funds for their own personal benefit. payments allegedly went toward a boat, a luxury suv, a golf cart, jewelry, cosmetic surgery. that boat is one kolfage used in a florida pro-trump boat parade. when reports accused kolfage of misusing funds, they joked about it in a video from the border project site. >> this is steven k. bannon off the coast of st. tropez in southern france on the million-dollar yacht of brian kolfage. he took all that money from build the wall. >> the joke not so funny anymore. k

that every penny is going to go to the wall?ll, we, like i said we have big plans. i'm putting my name behind this. i'm standing up for the american people. they've all given me this money and i'm guaranteeing it is going to the wall. we'll explain when we get it nailed down legally. >> we hope you deliver. you've certainly teased it well. you're a terrific person and i appreciate what you're doing for the country. >> with me now, cnn senior media reporter. it seems like fox news -- this is the perfect event, story for them. be a good headline for its viewers and did very little vetting of inactual organization. >> you have to think of fox as a business organization, less than a news organization. and they know what their consumers want. so, when you have a purple heart veteran raising money to build a wall, familiar faces like david clark and steve bannon behind this, it's good story for fox news. you saw them promote this over and over again on their air, on their website. the point worth making is would they have actually rai

we've got billions of dollars, nearly 300 miles of border wall built.ht way to do that and we'll continue to drive toward getting that wall built and let these other matters take care of themselves. maria: look, i think the wall, restoring law and order resonates with the audience. these are things that voters want and you've been right there. but the coronavirus is still a major danger. there are reports that you said -- you told the governors this week that teachers are now being declared essential workers, to encourage schools to open. people want to get back to work of, want to get back to school. tell me about teachers being essential workers. did you tell the governors that, sir? >> well, what we've done is add teachers to homeland security's list of essential workers and there's no mandate in that, maria. what that is, when you're declared an essential worker, it means that you are going to be prioritized for things like ppe and support. but we want to get our kids back to school. but we also want teachers to know that we're going to make the res

we had so many different perspectives here on wall street.them surprised me in that, could wall street be a more attractive place to work in the future for more people of color? >> i do think that there is an opportunity for wall street to embrace diversity. one of the reasons why i think there is room for growth is because, as you highlighted in the article, so many us have gone there with the hope of achieving success to then deal with the harsh reality of not being able to reach the levels we are seeing our white counterparts reach. -- when i came out of college, my goal was to achieve the american dream. pursuing anat in the finance field was my ticket to achieving a certain level of success. but i encountered some issues that held me back. which is why opened up my own ria, harris and harris wealth management. , when youaneilia start off in this industry, you find yourself maybe is the only person of color in the room, not being taken as seriously as you are white counterparts -- as your white counterparts. ofsay, i will leave instead tr

funds coming in for the purpose of building a wall. they decided to do private construction of a wall but the evidence that's laid out in the indictment is bank statements, text messages and all they have to show at the end of the day to prove the guilty beyond a reasonable doubt is certain expectations that no compensation or salary by the people named in the indictment and then if they show transfers of money the case is over. and guilt is proven. so it's serious because they're serious charges, wire fraud, money laundering and serious because the case seems to be overwhelming. >> i mean, if these allegations are true, this is your life's work. do people think they get away with this stuff? if it's so cut and dry of the documents tell the story, he is in the public eye. it just seems pretty brazen. >> look. we have had brazen frauds before. the most extreme of which maybe is bernie madoff. by my office, as well. it is hard to understand why. i know with respect to steve bannon himself, a man of great means. and what's also sort of co

arrested on fraud charges allegedly tapping money from a private fund set up to help build the border wall between the u.s. and mexico haven't been dealing with him at all. i know nothing about the project other than i didn't like when i read about it i didn't like it i said this is for government this isn't for private people. and to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome but we begin the day with a case of suspected poisoning in the cutthroat arena of russian politics the cause . trees opposition leader alexina of all the is in intensive care and on a ventilator at a hospital in siberia tonight early on thursday he boarded a plane headed for moscow but the pilot made an emergency landing when of all these suddenly became ill now these are the 1st images that the world seoul after the plane landed in the siberian city of old school and of all they being carried off and taken to a hospital doctors there saying of all he is in serious but stable condition his press secretary says that something had probably been added to the tea that no volley drank befo

holy city to all 3 major abrahamic religions jews muslims and christians that co-existed within its walls for centuries but it is only the jews who lay claim to it as their exclusive capital and that is a position that's been given added force since donald trump came to power in the united states and in the face of international law recognize the city as israel's capital as well as announcing he would relocate the u.s. embassy there from tel aviv and in recent decades israeli settlements have been springing up in east jerusalem previously recognized as palestinian it is a process that has been developing for many decades but in 2009 jackie rowland went to the front line of what can only be described as a battle for the right to live in a city that is the beating heart of the holy land from 2009 this is holy land grab . jerusalem the water that dreamt about washington for hundreds of years. the most recent conqueror was israel it's captured the eastern part of the city in 1967 bringing the whole of jerusalem under its control in defiance of international law. since then israel has been wor

you can tell the media that >> kris kobach said you endorsed the wall. >> i didn't know that. i didn't know about bannon's involvement it was something i felt was inappropriate to be doing. >> reporter: steve bannon's court hearing ended today with his attorney entering a plea of not guilty on his behalf he was released on a $5 million bond with restrictions against private jet or yacht travel. >> geoff bennett at the white house, thank you. >>> to joe biden's big night in the middle of his third run for the white house he is now just hours away from accepting his party's nomination for president. it comes after former president obama's denunciation of president trump last night at the democratic national convention here's peter alexander. >> reporter: after nearly 50 years in political office tonight joe biden captures the prize that's eluded him twice before, formerly accepting his party's nomination for president. his campaign releasing this video that will play tonight >> a passionate argument, sympathetic listening, willingness to make adjustments and accommodations to br

we have stopped encouraging 100 percent since we built the wall.im down here in arizona this group that the triple amputee hero, the air force veteran has found it, we've raised $25 million. they used fake invoices and fak accounts and when they fear the were under investigation, the allegedly used encrypted encrypted software to communicate during this alleged conspiracy. if convicted, bannon and his codefendants each face 20 years on each of the two counts. again, repeating, steve bannon in court this hour entering and not guilty plea before the judge . >> thank you, very much. other developments on foreign affairs we were calling, one as progress on the possible china trade, that one is we weird and everybody out. they clearly violate almost every agreement the country had with almost anyone else in the world we are threatening still more sanctions, the uranian's are protesting and another secretary of state on the wire as saying don't even think abou it. because when caught early, it's more treatable. i'm cologuard. i'm noninvasive and detect a

we're going to build a wall. build a well. we are going to have to build a wall folks.ng for his wall, steve bannon set up a website for private donations which raised $25 million. we do the areas private inland that the areas private inland that the army corps of engineers has thatis the army corps of engineers has that is too hard. this, all the way from here to that river, is nothing but those types of mountains and desert. if it is privately built, you can't have 3000 miles of it. that is why trump got 2.5 million from the defence department —— 2.5 billion. tonight, on this chinese millionaire ‘s yacht, he was arrested and charged with defrauding thousands of donors in relation to the funding website. he is also accused of pocketing $1 million of which he has used on personal responses. he was involved in our campaign, worked for goldman sachs. he worked for goldman sachs. he worked for goldman sachs. he worked for a lot of companies and was involved likewise in oui’ and was involved likewise in ourcampaign. fora and was involved likewise in our campaign. for a smal