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painful to be able to deceive the future of the senate was 1 more painful moment to say were going to do something let's due it but yesterday was more drama then actually getting anything done because schumer was unwilling to actually have a trial after we have an impeachment. and again 5800 people crossing including special interest aliens that are known terrorists continue to come and we are not stopping at. >> neil: dew you think they had got past that measure which would've put a sealing at least on that number. we wouldn't be looking at what were looking at now and we wouldn't had seen or pursued and >> i don't know if we wouldn't have had an impeachment vote or not the house still has major problems there is a major issue with my arcus basically telling false information to the house. all because of other areas they've chosen not to enforce the law. don't know what the impeachment would've been in the house but we would've had 5800 people illegally crossing the border yesterday there is no way that
the jeffrey epstein documents were unsealed. they are expected to include nearly 200 names in relation to this case around him. i mean, we want to clarify these names don't necessarily -- they do not indicate that there is wrongdoing here. can you explain why they were sealed, why they are being unsealed now and what we should take away from this? >> sure. so what happens is that the court has an interest that is -- we're at a district federal court, a federal court has an interest in protecting particularly victims, protecting privacy, protecting identities of people who may have been embroiled in this. so out of respect for them, there was a sealing of it, that means that it is outside of public view. court filings are generally public in nature. the court having a right to seal it. the court however indicating that now is the time to unseal it and primarily because a lot
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deputy national security adviser ben rhodes is coming up. a lot to get to today, but we start in atlanta. donald trump's surrender on more than a dozen felony charges now just hours away, not just a hugely consequential political and legal moment, but if trump has his way, a made for tv event that will ensure his picture and potentially his mug shot flood the internet, dominate news coverage, and all the free publicity and potential fund-raising opportunities that come with it. now, on the ground security personnel have imposed what's described as a hard lockdown, sealing off the area around the rice street jail. when trump arrives, his motorcade is expected to enter through the southern gate. we are not expecting to see him when he actually goes in to be processed. we should note, there's been a crowd of demonstrators outside that jail all day long, although the number is closer to dozens than hundreds despite trump reposting calls for a big
was busy sealing a deal. manchester city have agreed to sign belgium wingerjeremy doku from rennes for around 70 million dollars. the 21—year—old is set to become city's third major signing of the summer, after mateo kovacic and josko gvardiol. spain's women's world cup winners have returned home to a party in madrid with thousands of fans and after that they were greeted by the country's acting prime minister pedro sanchez in the final chapter of the teams in the final chapter of the team's celebrations. sanchez greeted the squad at the moncloa palace, led by captain ivana andres who was proudly clutching the coveted trophy. on day three of the world athletics championships in budapest — america's sha'carri richardson claimed herfirst global championship gold medal, winning the women's 100m final. richardson, who struggled in the semis and just about qualified for the final, claimed gold in 10.65 seconds. the 23—year—old missed the tokyo olympics due to a drugs ban but held off jamaica's shereecka jackson,
point, all 19 of these defendants are expected to show up and they're going to be -- the mug shots are going to be done, they will get their fingerprints done, what do the 10 days look like where you are right now? how is that going to unfold? >> well, we had an increasing amount of security outside of the fulton county courthouse in advance of just the sealing of an indictment or indictments plural, at the end, as we know, it ended up being only one, but consider the following, 19 co-defendants all having to surrender themselves all before noon on friday, august 25th. what does that look like? the surrender process in and of itself is different than the arraignment. we've seen this happen before. former president trump claiming that he can go and get it dealt with and he didn't have local counsel in the miami case and what is kind of the difference here, he already has local counsel on the ground. he has been using local counsel for a while.
will rise dramatically. >> gillian: have you encountered fema or other first responders while you have been in town now? >> just some encounters with the maui police department, national guard sealing off areas to access lahaina. fema is on the ground. i have not had any interactions with them, but there is support everywhere, food, clothing, shelter, water, a huge response going on right now. >> gillian: and what about the destruction immediately, you know, to sort of -- your neighbors. what's happening with their properties? does it strike you that the fires decimated everything? did some of your neighbors have property that survived? what does it look like? >> in my neighborhood, which is off of front street to the
my panel of andy mccabe, joey jackson, and john miller is back with me. andy, why would a judge want this to be released to the public? why did the judge want the public to know about this information? >> it looks like the government actually moved to have this document unsealed. you see on the first page, the united states provides notice the document 153-1 has been previously, partially redacted, has been unsealed. so it is likely that the revelation of these documents in discovery has made the continued sealing of this particular affidavit no longer necessary. at least in the most part. there are still some major pieces that remain redacted but more of the document is available for the public. the court has a reference for revealing things and removing the sealed nature of documents as soon as it is no longer necessary to protect the investigation or the sources and things like that. so this is just a kind of a