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Nothing to do with it. having said that, let me go back to the question that was asked of john kirby, which is what should we call what transpired over the weekend, a mutiny, cue, attempted coup, an armed rebellion. is it clear even based on the statement from prigozhin himself? >> well, i think we could call it a mutiny, but it kind of transcended that in some ways. if you think of this as something that directly challenged putin's authority. and it's not clear that necessarily prigozhin intended to do that. the history between prigozhin and putin is that putin is really one of his key benefa...

This. if the propublica's reporting is building on previous reporting with clarence thomas. alito's arguments look even flimsier. cleric thomas said it was okay, because it was my friend, and alito said it's okay because they weren't friends. bloomberg subsequently supported that yes, he did. now it's well known that sam alito's sponsor, benefactor here, mr. singer, did have multiple cases before the court where he was a direct litigant and stood to gain a windfall of $2.5 billion, thanks to a ruling that alito joined in 2014. so sam alito's arguments don't

Doesn't that look like your papa? that's your great grandfather. it's like opening a whole 'nother world that we did not know existed. you finally have a face to a name. we're discovering together... it's been an amazing gift. a lawyer for clarence thomas's best friend and benefactor, right-wing billionaire harlan crow, sent this letter, a second letter, to the senate judiciary committee yesterday. that would get that lawyer a failing grade on the bar exam. the lawyer spends six pages here, insisting to the senate judiciary committee chairman, dick durbin, that the committee, with jurisdiction...

"I felt like we were educators," Mrs. Lane, a former schoolteacher, said of the art donations she and her late husband made.

Drug prices in the world. that's what we do, by the way. same benefactor of a drug in the united states, selling it here in japan, some in tokyo, berlin or around the world, they pay a lot less than we pay at home. so we said a simple proposition, let's look at how much it costs to make the product. i'll ask you a show of hands they would at a town meeting, but i usually ask how many people know somebody who has type one or type two diabetes? and at least half the audience raises their hand. well, they were paying somewhere between four and $700 a month for their insulin, that they badly need ...