Possum. Briefly. I didnt succeed in saving my possum. But i did. All right, tom, thank you very much. And thanks to all of you for being with us. Anderson starts now. Tonight on 360, new reporting that donald trump allegedly disclosed potentially Sensitive Information about American Nuclear subs at maralago to a fellow billionaire who reportedly told dozens more. Also tonight with congressman jim jordan lobbying to be house speaker, he would take the job too. And later, one of the deadliest civilian attacks in the ukraine we have seen. More than 50 People Killed at a wake for a fallen soldier. Good evening. We begin with breaking news. The reporting comes from abc news, and its about the former president on how allegedly reckless he has been. Reckless, again, allegedly beyond keeping highly classified documents at his Florida Club In Plain View for all to see. Here is the Lead Paragraph of the story from abc newss website. Months after leaving the white house, former President Donald T
Killed at a week for a fallen soldier. We are on the scene from the scene. We begin with breaking news, reporting from nbc news, about the former president on how reckless he has been. Reckless, allegedly, behind keeping highly classified documents at his florida club for all to see. He is the Lead Paragraph of the story from abc newss website. Months after leaving the white house, former President Donald Trump allegedly discussed potentially Sensitive Information about u. S. Nuclear submarines with a member of his maralago club, and australian billionaire who allegedly shared the information with scores of others, including foreign officials, several of his own employees and a handful of journalists, according to sources familiar with the matter. The abc story identifies the billionaire as anthony pratt, and federal prosecutors have indicted him at least twice this year. And those interviews, pratt told prosecutors he struck up a conversation with the former president during a meeting
in fact acting as a government official in that phone call. here s a question. request for more information by this judge from both sides, is that common in a situation like this? and also will meadows still have to surrender on september 6th? it s not uncommon. as for his surrender, my understanding is that this case is moved to federal court, it doesn t change the fundamental nature of the case. so it seems likely that that surrender would stand or a separate surrender would be arranged but the d.a. would have a say on that. remains to be seen. so, joyce, in advance of all this, many legal experts predicted meadows would not take the stand. he was up there almost five hours. how do you read that move for him? was it risky? it is risky and the fact he was willing to take the risk suggests that getting out of
civilly for damages and people who were shadow band or band or censored in whatever ways. once it becomes abided administration and the starts colluding with twitter or other platforms for that matter to go after misinformation weather about covid or whatever. at that point becomes a first amendment issue because that is a private agent act acting as an agent of the government colluding, collaborating. that s when it becomes a constitutional issue. until then most of these twitter files implicates violations of twitter s policies which is a breach of contract civil liability. will: so the civil liability someone who is shadow band. do not talk about government involvement of this stage of this conversation. let s say i m shadow band by twitter i look at twitter and say you re not implementing your policy in a cohesive or consistent manner can it twitter say so what is a private company
acquainted at one point. there s a lot of pain. a lot of laughter. you sort of recognize your dynamic in there and go well, their family s just as crazy as mine. i don t care who kissed who and who s got a pimple on her head and who is wearing an outrageously inappropriate dress. we are going to get together and act like a normal family for one tenth of a freaking succeed and do it right now. let s go. it s amazing to track the history of the family sitcom because you can really see so much about culture throughout the years now looking back. you know, it was i love lucy that kicked it off. first offering this evening, we expect that and go back and sit down. [ laughter ] it was a show about a ditsy woman who wanted to be in show business. have you ever considered acting? has she ever considered act acting? her husband who was latin and