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Filing leslie marshall peer of the wall street editorial board. i think they said it best. of course, this reach the executive office the president at the left wing, the white house where this information was exploited which is stunning and its so. the wall street editorial board and i want to see if you agree, white house communications are supposed to be secure in the notion and a contractor much less one tied to presidential campaign can access is alarming enough. the implication the data was...

The interviews hes been doing, comedies shes making evening was that he said the party issue, its important of not running commentary, element that into the investigation into a prime minister and i think this is the interesting bed, i recognise the use public interest there is particularly because it involves the attitude of our leaders. he talked about the perception of rule makers baking rule breakers and it being important because we police by consent. where he saying there are significant i...

The new york attorney general and the manhattan district attorney were raising these questions. they said in the letter today that they filed that one of the things that convinced them to leave donald trump in the dust was because of new york attorney general tish jamess january filing in which she laid out a number of examples in which trump had inflated his assets. thats not knew. trump was going that 20 years ago. but now theyre exposed to the same investigation thats targeting trump. i think...

Right now in the ideological struggle between democracy and authoritarianism. and chinas watching very carefully. they are stressing taiwans air defenses with those massive number of incursions. they want to win that fight without firing a shot, and theyre watching very carefully about whether the united states and our allies will stand up to russia and ukraine. and if we dont to that effectively, there are severe implication not just in europe if for our nato allies on the border including the ...

What i thought was interesting on the party—gate issue was his reference to what other cabinet ministers would have done if the allegations against the prime minister referred, were margaret thatcher, alsojohn major, the very key heavyweight political figures would have immediately intervened with the prime minister to stop this happening. an implication there that perhaps we havent got the strong enough political figures in our cabinet these days to impose some restraint on the prime minister...

Jobs there. you had gains in professional services which i think we have seen all year. there was an amazing story in "the wall street journal" this week about head hunters going after teachers who want to quit anretire and theyre putting them in sales, marketing, it, professional business services jobs. there is huge demand there. >> catherine, humor me for a moment with the notion that these numbers are not going to change wildly and revise -- or accurate reading of where the economy is. if we...

>> but you went knowing that you probably werent going to get it. >> i did. >> reporter: the giants responded saying in part, "brian flores was in the conversation to be our head coach until the 11th hour. ultimately, we hired the individual we felt was the most qualified to be our next head coach." the n.f.l. said it in its statement that its clubs are committed to: flores allegations against his former boss goes a step for example, legingphen rs offered pic which he refused to do. >> i felt it...

Criminal or civil exposure as a result of these investigations. i think the other practical implication of this is that donald trump is also until the midst of trying to refinance hundreds of millions of dollars in debt because his business holdings are under pressure and his accountant just walked out the door. so the financial pressure has accelerated on his company, on him, and on his children. and trump is going to have to start to scramble to find people who want to lend him money now and a...

Ukraine remains unresolved and he wants that addressed now. the implication, now, while he still has, his armies circling the country. >> and of course, there was a genocide of russia against ukraine, in 1932, and 1933. that was a genocide. susan, how is the biden administration looking at all of this? >> well, of course, watching with great interest, these tentative, uncertain signs that russia is looking to de-escalate. a senior state department official talking to reporters late yesterday sai...

And we want to keep lifting him up. whether it will change, im not sure, but it will certainly open the door for continued pressure to be brought to bear on the league i hope, i hope. >> eddie, do you think that this white house was just sort of prepping for the question because of the times and circumstances of the interview, seems to be the implication of your answer. do you think the issues in this lawsuit is something theyre keeping an eye on? >> i hope theyre keeping their eyes on it. look,...