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think, worried about losing and potential prison time, or what he see that as firing up the base, and would he be right about that? >> once upon a time, i think his greatest fear -- aside from losing his wealth, was going to prison. and in this case he's less worried about that for a few reasons. first of all, there's a possibility of him being convicted and not having to do any time. sentencing will be a different question. and lawyers feel confident there's a possibility for him to dodge jail time. but more importantly, alex, the ex-president views this as martyrdom. they have bought into the narrative that the justice system is stacked against him. i think in some ways it feels like he's beating the judge and tearing him to slap a gag order
lives were saved, they said. plural. but as detective young asked his questions, it began to dawn on him that something else was at stake. money. lots of it. which led to a whole other version of the story. listen carefully, it may sound more like an episode of, say, succession or game of thrones. once upon a time, shane had been an attorney insulin francisco but drugs got the best of him. and in 2001 he moved on to the family ranch. where he took care of both the land, and his elderly parents. >> my brothers helped my father with the property, taking care of it. >> ryan and rhonda moore are shane and kelly's brother and sister in law. >> as my dad deteriorated, chain took care of them. as he got worse, he was wheelchair bound, and my brother would carry him from the chair to his bed or the
yes, i know. oh, all right. stop happy thursday, everyone. it you would seem silly now, but once upon a time, america trusted anthony fauci. >> during the pandemic, we were all scared and confused then fauci was a comforting brooklyn accented voice of calm and some believed a man of his stature might even lead them to pot of gold. >> but according to his this week before the official select subcommittee on the covid pandemi tc, as doc the dwarf known as doc, coppedk to the following admissionadmis >> the six foot social distancing rule had no basis in science the lab. leak isn't just a conspiracy theory vaccine't just .
strategies absolutely bearing fruit and they really are making the conduct of the century in the retail world, but i think we will see somewhat softer demand, we will have seen softer demand for their clothing at home, reflecting what we're seeing across the industry. he rightly pointed out sainsbury is softer numbers with their clothing sales yesterday and the argos division and we are continuing to see shoppers look to reign in on that discretionary spend, so i think it'll be a little bit of a mixed bag on the whole i would say that m&s willeton millie boyle and they are expected to be the christmas weather this year. interesting. as ou weather this year. interesting. as you say. — weather this year. interesting. as you say. a _ weather this year. interesting. as you say, a comeback - weather this year. interesting. as you say, a comeback from | weather this year. interesting. - as you say, a comeback from m&s which was once the darling of the high street and the doubling of the ftse100 once upon a time. natalie berg, founder of retail consultants nbk retail. and really busy day, as we've mentioned. the post office akari get under way
inform you that this was sort of foreseen. now, loing to the jets for the first time in 16 straight games, maybe that was not as predictable, but bill belichick, the ending he met here to the jets, of course, his former employer once upon a time, bill belichick is america's withholding father. he is the guy no one can impress. the man whose emotions you try to wring out of him like a stone, and he goes out the way he came in, which is, to me, of course now, the ultimate winner, the most super bowl appearances, most super bowl wins, most playoff games and playoff wins, no question. but he is the embodiment of philosophy, better to get rid of someone a year earlier than a year late. we're watching the dynasty fall apart, and it is not dissimilar. it is a broken relationship. he is a victim of his own success. >> such a sad game yesterday. belichick had been sick all
>> chris was a great, great con >> former los angeles police officer jerry winkel is a county commissioner up in idaho now. but once upon a time he was chris hall's friend, that is, before a night of poker and booze when he said paul made a disturbing revelation, that he had shot himself in the leg when he was a cop in order to get medical retirement benefits. >> chris had been drinking beer. he came out and told me that he had shot himself. >> but there was more. d.a. investigator tom dove had discovered a secret, not in chris'past, but in cristi's. >> there had been infidelity in the marriage in the past, six years prior. while chris hall was in custody in idaho. >> her affair was relatively brief, years earlier. but she had been in phone contact with the man just days before she died. had chris found out?
think, going forward. he is going to highlight the endorsements he's gotten, they're going to point to the breadth of support that he has within the party, and it's really striking. it's considering where things were once upon a time. so again, it just makes it harder for anyone who is trailing him. and this is a pretty small primary fields, breonna, at this point. but it makes it very hard for anybody who is trailing him to break through. it just creates another news cycle that is all about donald trump four republican primary voters, and it helps him maëlle's enormously in a general election? not really. but it does help right now. >> listen, i mentioned that new washington post poll. it shows republican support for for people who stormed the capitol on january 6th, it's actually grown. and so has their loyalty to
donald trump in the public eye the same way. there will be once he's in the general election. he's been trying to massage his position on abortion to be essentially everywhere on it. he's the person who is most responsible, other than mitch mcconnell for roe v. wade ending with the appointment of supreme court justices in the super majority. yet, because donald trump once upon a time was pro abortion rights he is seen by a segment as moderate. i think he will continue to try to push that. i don't think his constant discussion about, you know, the election and his lies about the election and his claims about january 6th, 2021 and the attack on the capitol that day, i don't think that's especially helpful to him in a general election. i don't think his advisers think it is either. but i think they will deal with that when they get to it. >> david is certainly nodding along with that. go on. >> yeah. i was just going to say, you know, joe biden always says, you know, don't judge me against the
endorsement of trump and the support of all the house gop leadership play into his strategy for the primaries? >> look, it just creates a sense of momentum. you are going to see this, i think, going forward. he will highlight the endorsements he's got. it is really striking, considering where things were once upon a time. so, again, it just makes it harder for anybody who is trailing him. and this is a pretty small primary field, brianna, at this point, but it makes it hard for anybody who is trailing him to breakthrough. it creates another news cycle all about donald trump for republican primary voters. does this help him in the general election? not really. but it does right now. >> i mentioned that new washington post poll that shows republican support for people that storm the capitol on january 6th has actually grown and so has their loyalty to trump in the past three years. how do you see a conviction affecting that support? >> well, listen, this poll is obviously a direct result of
of any kind should ever be regulated, et cetera. the nra is a powerful lobby and it is quite clear about how it wants to use its power. >> gun hating politicians should nevero to bed unafraid of what disassociation and all of our millions of members can do to their political careers. >> the millions of members did ve a impact and there is no way to underestimate the fact that this was a large membership organization, once upon a time. it's now in many ways a shell of its former self. membership has crashed by 2 million people in the last two years alone. revenue down by almost half since 2016 and some politicians are finding that the nra reflects more of a small group, a very motivated group, but a smaller group of people with a certain view of gun rights and doesn't reflect all gun-owning households let alone the entire country.