islamabad. thanks so much. so the only pictures are coming from social media sites and that s because cnn did apply for a visa to cover the anniversary events, but that request was denied by iran s government. cnn s ivan watson is on the iran desk here in atlanta monitoring the situation. what can you tell us? reporter: iranian state tv had wall-to-wall coverage of this carefully choreographed state demonstration, hundreds of thousands of people attending mahmoud ahmadinejad s speech. this is what state tv had to say about the opposition demonstrators today. take a listen. a few hundred supporters of iran s defeated presidential candidates have rallied in the capital tehran. supporters gathered in a western tehran district. police had stepped up security in the area to prevent possible disturbances. the defeated presidential candidate was seen among the protesters. reporter: now let s take a look here. we ve been gathering video being
fault her at all for the way she s handled it. she knew what the policy was with. some people don t like the policy. if you don t like the policy, you better change it, but you can t change it afterwards. rachel: michael phelps was suspended, what was it, back in 2009. there was a photo of him smoking weed will: he competed though. rachel: only because the competition was more than 30 days out, but he was suspended. and, by the way, he didn t even test positive. he just had the photo. pete: and they ve actually loosened the policy on marijuana because they don t want athletes testing positive if they used weeks before or weeks after. rachel: i must be a fuddy-duddy because i just hate all the normalization of pot. i know that makes me an outlier in america today, but this idea that, you know, i m going to resort to pot just because i m sad, that s just not what with i want people to do. will: so i have a couple quick points i want to make. first of all, i do think the
the coverage, alexandra wilkes a former republican strategist and lawyer, susan per reach choe, from the washington examiner and clarence page from the chicago tribune. do you think this indictment against allen weisselberg matches the magnitude of the media build up over cyrus vance s investigation? no. march the trump organization would have to turn over tax returns, the media stories promised us this huge investigation. i kind of equate the people who are hoping, something comes of this to like a fan fiction base. they re watching particular shows on msnbc, cnn, really hoping something comes of it, whether hush-money payments or the inauguration or evaluation of the buildings. those are the thee main areas they were hoping to see see something from.
coverage, none of these 15 counts is there anything says donald trump knew about this or ordered it to happen? in trying to judge whether or not on being politically fair i always imagine how we would react if joe biden were being accused similarly or somebody close to joe biden like hunter biden bide. you hear the conservative press we don t give more coverage to hunter biden. he is only the president s son n this case these allegations against president trump s attorney are about episodes and issues that occurred before the president was the president. they are simple evasions of the tax code. anybody else in the u.s., people are calling yourself a law and ordered a very cat say let investigate it, let s pursue it. the fact that somebody does indicate president trump is real
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