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Quarter of 2023. joining me now is attorney lisa ruben and glenn kish kirschner. lisa, the superpac is supposed to be for his campaign but the fact hes diverting money and essentially having his you know, supporters who arent rich people pay for his legal defense seems odd to me. is it legal? >> its questionable. one of the questions that i think the january 6th investigation has been looking into, by that, jack smiths investigation, is whether or not theres fraud involved when youre raising mon...

Law firm for which nautas lawyer works was paid $120,000 to a november of last year. both cases, its not clear that its just to cover each of their legal bills since post law firms represent other figures in trumps orbit. but according to a new report from the washington post, trumps safe america pack spent more than $40 million in just the first six months of 23, covering legal fees for trump and others in his orbit. quote, that total is more than any other expense that the pack has incurred du...

I think the governor of florida has been a great governor, but in my opinion this is a chance to stop putin before it gets to be a bigger war and china is watching >> texas senator john cornyn told reporters im disturbed by it, i think hes a smart guy i want to find out more about it, but i hope he feels he doesnt need to take that tucker carlson line to be competitive then primary trump and desantis are now pushing each other farther and farther right and pushing the consensus among primary vot...

Happened in 2022. families are still mourning and our judicial system is still processing some cases. tomorrow the shooter who killed ten black people at a grocery store in buffalo, new york in may will be sentenced to life in prison for without parole including murder and domestic terrorism. these mass murders keep happening. the nash michigan state university mass shooting was a 67th mass shooting this year. today is only the 45th day of the year 2023. joining us now is senator gary peters, de...

Than 600 mass shootings that happened in 2022. families are still mourning and our judicial system is still processing some cases. tomorrow the shooter who killed ten at a grocery store in may will be sentenced for the 15 charges he pleaded guilty to including murder and domestic terrorism. these massacres keep happening. the michigan state university shooting was the 67th mass shooting this year. today its only the 45th day of the year 2023. joining us now is senator gary peters, democrat from ...

Lived through is incomprehensible. but we can no longer just provide love and prayers. there needs to be legislation, there needs to be action. its not okay. >> and yet it keeps happening. all across the country, states are still reeling from the more than 640 mass shootings that happened in 2022. families are still mourning and our judicial system is still processing some cases. tomorrow the shooter who killed ten black people at a grocery store in buffalo, new york in may will be sentenced to ...

Have gone even further, playing footsie with far-right figures. we saw this on january the 6th, with the proud boys and the oath keepers and the pro trump crowd. and when donald trump hosted a whole cost denier for dinner last fall, around the same time that neo-nazis were allegedly plotting a terrorist attack on baltimore. how do we fight the threat of far-right, of neo-nazi extremism and terrorism in america, when one of our two major political parties doesnt seem to care? you may have seen re...

Consumer, that obviously ways on our confidence to go and expand the business. —— ways. the cost will rise just as customers see disposable income fall. challenging mix for 2023. joining me now is fiona cincotta, market analyst at city index. good to see you as ever. take us through these changes and which sectors will be affected? if we take that what the government calculations are suggesting, a pub, for example could see its energy bills rise by around £3000 per month while a small shop ...

Reacting, up almost 550 points. last hour i spoke to labor secretary marty walsh. heres part of what he said about the administrations economic progress. >> what the president said today is absolutely right. his plan is working. theres no question about it. and he -- i didnt see his speech, but im sure he acknowledged that we still have work to do when it comes to inflation. weve seen some pressures come down this past year and we need to continue that momentum moving into 2023. >> joining me no...

Inflation and the rising cost—of—living is hitting many road freight businesses which are already operating on very thin profit margins. and now strike action is affecting rail haulage, on top of recent supply chain issues and staff shortages. it is proving to be a perfect storm for the sector. christmas is usually the busiest time of the year, with an increase in food and products being transported for the festive period. but with rising interest rates and the risk of recession, firms are n...