you have mccabe. you have strzok. you have his lover, lisa page. you have all these people running around who lied to congress. you have many, many people. you have people who changed documents. and it s a terrible thing. this is an investigation that they shape should have ended before it started. and it should have ended immediately because you know as well as i do that they found nothing initially, but it went on for two years or longer. now, i am getting rave reviews for what i did for roger stone, and he frankly is going to go now appeal his case. he had a jury foreman who hated roger stone, and who hated probably me. but it was false pretenses. he wasn t given a fair trial. he wasn t given another child. he should have been given another trial. i want to say more. i want to talk judge. why would i ever talk about a judge? but this was the judge that gave i believe solitary confinement to paul manafort. al capone didn t have solitary confinement. so these are things that
least 35 entered into doesn t separate shootings. meanwhile a shocking scene during an arrest in the bronx, an officer puts a suspect in a headlock drawing cheers from the crowd. hello sandra and john, good morning to you. at least 35 people shot this friday here in new york city over the weekend including the youngest victim yet across the city, a a 1-year-old boy shot and killed. a police say the baby was with his family enjoying a summer night out when shots rang out, three adults were injured and the baby, shot in the stomach, died at the hospital. also the surveillance video shows more violence over the weekend. now the mayor s office has recently touted that crime in the city is actually lower than it has been under any other mayor but look at this. 35 victims and a 28 shootings between friday and sunday, according to the new york post that includes two boys 12 and 15 which means shootings are up 1200% from the same period last year. this despite the start of a mere
i am proposing two weeks. this is a really serious problem. it is truly historic. we haven t even begun to see the end of it yet. i have a very good relationship with dr. fauci. i don t always agree with him. look, if you re trying to get the public to believe a fantasy, then you have to discredit the truth-tellers, and that s what the president is doing. he is deeply, deeply frustrated. he sees this as a ridiculous side show. announcer: this is new day with alisyn camerota and john berman. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is new day. it is tuesday, july 14th, 6:00 here in new york. this morning, parts of the united states are beginning to shut down again. after an alarming spike in coronavirus cases, the most populated state in the country, california, deciding to again ban indoor dining. it is closing its movie theaters and all of the bars. much of the state also closing down hair salons, gyms, and churches
changes into the fall. three western states are reinstating restrictions put in place early in the pandemic. most notable is california where every county will have to shut down bars, indoor dining and other indoor activities. 30 counties with about 80% of california s population, that s 32 million people face additional closures. those counties include los angeles which faces a hard lockdown. while the city of los angeles s covid-19 threat level remains at orange, we are on the border of going to red. red is when it s everything shuts down again, everything, to our strictest level so i do want to warn people that we re close to that. look, the move leads a lot of uncertainty to millions of people. a 72-year-old catering business survived wars, recessions, even the owner s heart transplant but since no one is holding catered events, they cannot survive the pandemic. as i kept going, you see the writing on the wall. there is no light at the end of the tunnel. there i
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