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The moment this whole thing started to unravel. yet, we still try to keep him elevated on the same level as a barack obama or a george bush or former president. hes not. he is now an indicted individual. four times, 91 counts. hes got a mug shot. hes got an inmate number. hes not -- yeah, he is a former president, but he is a lot of other former things, too. and so i think the country now has to begin to contextualize all of this. the lawyers you cited are exactly right. the politics on this is ...

Our assets values in russia down to zero, and we have consolidated the business. so from our point of view, that chapter is now behind us, and what we are doing today is we have started the processes under international investment protection treaties to claim our money back, and we continue the sales efforts as we still are the legal title holder to these assets. but we have no access to information or cash. and markus, were talking about $2 billion — can you ever get that money back? we actua...

Associations the processes that are leading to those designers jumped diseases are also affecting the nervous system in the gut, and that in turn changes the spectrum of microorganisms in the gut, and that affects things, or is something fundamentally different in the intestine from the beginning and that makes you more vulnerable to these other conditions becoming manifest. at the moment we dont know. one intriguing finding published in this study, its not clinically significant as insta statis...

Yes, donald trump did it within minutes, everybody else, it took longer. tell me about the fulton county jail. >> prosecutors and defense attorneys say you wouldnt wish upon your worst enemy. its problem plagued, the history of overcrowding, of violence and abuse, of mismanagement, seven deaths in the past year, three in the past month. civil rights complaints and ongoing justice department investigations. senators ossoff and warnock have called for federal inquiries into the jails processes and...

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Right? you got to expect to get cut. you will win some, you will lose some. things will not always go the way you planned. certainly youve got to put your best foot forward because the world will be watching want i think for the state of georgia, it is the same thing. we are the epicenter of the nations politics right now. we are a swing state with two democratic senators we sent to washington, d.c., our state going to president biden. we are also still read, so i guess were more purple right no...

News. donald trump heading down to georgia on a flight right now on his way to fulton county, specifically, to surrender in his fourth criminal prosecution i want to bring in my colleague, john king. >> jay, good to see you. sitting here in new york with some of our finest legal and political analyst and lets continue this conversation that jake has been going through for the last hour. donald trump is going to go to a county jail in atlanta, georgia today and hes going to be processed. we will ...

Is whether we will abide by this clear command of the 14th amendments disqualification clause. professor laurence tribe is back with us. professor, what did donald trump do to activate big disqualification clause and how is that clause activated? >> the clause was put in the constitution to make sure of those people who attempt to overthrow the federal government, and its processes, not just the confederate grapples -- but it was a permanent part of the constitution. the people who tried to over...

Government, and its processes, not just the confederate rebels -- but it was a permanent part of the constitution. the people who tried to overthrow the constitution of the united states, or given aid or comfort to the enemies of the united states, have taken an oath to uphold the constitution, could never again hold office. it was not a punishment. it had nothing to do with being prosecuted. in fact the people who wrote that, wrote it at a time when andrew johnson was the president, no longer a...

Perception of the africans themselves. they perceive they are against, im not sure that the west seesit against, im not sure that the west sees it quite the same way. but you have to sick account of the perception of others when you run into this kind of situation. and i think we do have to be a little more careful in the west about not engaging in arrogant processes and i think we have been guilty of that in the past. think we have been guilty of that in the ast. ., ~ think we have been guilty ...