Special counsel jack smiths team has now charged both with multiple crimes. Including conspiracy to obstruct justice. If convicted, they couldve face yearslong prison sentences. In the district courthouse in washington, d. C. , we will be awaiting for another possible indictment in the investigation into trumps attempt to overturn the 2020 election. And two new developments today. First, according to the Washington Post, trumps pack to save america spent about 40 million in the First Six Months of 2023 covering his legal fees in some others in his orbit. Also, an internet for one of the maralago employees named in a superseding indictments alongside former President Trump said he had not secured a floridabased lawyer ahead of the First Court Appearance and miami on monday. Later on the show, two stories i need you to stick around to hear. One, a major milestone celebrated by one of the biggest black sororities in the country while a black fraternity is moving its annual convention out
Rebel tories are demanding the ability to alter whatever final brexit deal emerges. Into the minutes trading day in the u. S. Abigail doolittle is here. We are off to a positive start. Have more record highs then major averages. Alltime highs yesterday, and seeing it again for the dow and s p. About half a by percent. We have not had a record high for the nasdaq since november 28. We had that many rotation out of technology. A bullish start as investors anticipate the possibility that a tax bill will be presented to President Trump before the holiday break. In. Ays it is already priced if there is any sort of stall, he thinks it could have a negative impact on the markets. Today is fed day, so investors having a bullish note i had of the anticipated rate hike. This is the 10 year yield. Interestingly, it had been higher for the last cointreau days. This is the first down day in five over the last cointreau days. Over the last four days. The worldf 1 Interest Rate probability showing 98
Why you vote or why you dont vote. Heres how you can let us know. If you want to tell us on social media about why you vote or our twitter page, facebook or send us an email. We have front pages from some of these Key Senate Races that many are watching. The lexington Herald Leader out of kentucky highlighting the race between Mitch Mcconnell and Alison Lundergan grimes. It highlights the 4 billion price tag. Turning to the pages of louisianas paper, highlighting Mary Landrieu and bill cassidy expected to go to a runoff. That race is the states most expensive ever. None of the three front runners likely to draw 50 . For sets up a runoff december 6. , the morningo iowa register talking about the race in general taking a look at the governor race between joni ernst and bruce braley. If you turn to the pages of the New York Times, and op ed by two. Entlemen your predictable vote. It goes on talking about the psychology of voting. For you, we want to hear from you about why you vote or don
Candidates for governor but ultimately, if these governors or these candidates whose record is on its the governors or the candidates whose records are on the ballot. There is ample data to indicate that the vast majority of voters across the country are making decisions based on the candidates themselves and not on, you know, on president obama. The most recent poll i have in front of me is the cnn poll from last week that indicated that 54 of those covered in the poll were not trying to send a message to president obama with their vote. Of those who, i would say on top of that, 17 of voters said that they were trying to send a message to president obama in the context of the election, and that was a message of support in the election. I think thats an indication that the vast majority of voters are making a decision on election day based on the merits associated with the candidates at the top of the ballot and weve seen in a number of ways that the president has sought to boost the p
Protest continue across the globe for egypt to release the three al jazeera journalists sentenced to between seven and 10 years in prison. We will speak with al jazeeras sue turton who was intense sentenced in absentia to 10 years imprisoned her in the same trial. And we will hear from Margaret Warner on how one of the jailed journalists saved her life. Mohamed fahmy held onto the back railing and said, drive, drive. He said, just drive through them. I will get you out of here. That is what happened. For the next five or six minutes, he directed me down the side street and the side street and the side street him and we finally managed to get to a safe place. He absolutely saved our lives. Then as the 45th anniversary of the stonewall uprising approaches, the state of new york is sued over its refusal to expand medicaid coverage for transgender people seeking hormone therapy and other forms of care. We are here to say that right now new york state as a regulation that should specificall