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experience as a prosecutor. that's why he was chosen or there's this from republican matt gaetz financial makes this remarkable downstream career journey from the us department of justice in washington, dc, and then pops up and alvin bragg's office to go get trump and you're saying that's that's just a career choice that was made that has nothing to do with the lawfare coordinated by saying it's false. i did not dispatch mr. colangelo's anywhere well, do you know how he ended up there? i assume he spoke he applied for a job there and got the job. but you know what tell you, i had nothing to do with him or there's this from steve bannon. >> he picked up the ball from gates and is running straight into conspiracy land that's a bold-faced lie. >> you're telling me the number three guy in the justice department, matthew colangelo, just kinda ends up in bragg's office as the architect of this. this is just gaslighting people. this is why people to
injury, ending his own defence of the title at roland garros. the world number one had been involved in the latest finish in french open history, before returning on monday to deal — not only with another marathon match but also a slippery court. djokovic then claimed that had contributed to the injury which has now forced him to pull out. here's our tennis correspondent russell fuller. it has been described as a torn medial meniscus, right knee problem. we don't know the severity of this injury, but it is a huge concern to novak djokovic with wimbledon starting in just underfour weeks�* time and the olympics beginning in just under eight. he is desperate to win an olympic gold medal for the first time in his career, and both of those events must have big question marks attached to them. it was a problem that he had, and mild problem, when he severed his right knee coming into the championship. in his mind it was clearly aggravated by
he is desperate to win an olympic gold medal for the first time in his career, and both of those events must have big question marks attached to them. it was a problem that he had, and mild problem, when he severed his right knee coming into the championship. in his mind it was clearly aggravated by the courts yesterday. he was slipping and sliding more than even djokovic normally does. there was a point early in the second set when he slipped and hurt that knee. it now appears that was quite badly. he is out of the tournament. he will not play casper in the quarterfinals tomorrow. he gets a walkover into the semifinals. there will be a first—time men's french open champion crowned on sunday. there will be no farther along garros title, no 25th grand slam title for djokovic, and jannik sinner becomes the slippery courts is something that novak djokovic made very clear, discussed about, it is second sink two
my career in law enforcement, i would be hard-pressed to think of a time when so many different threats to our public safety and national security were so elevated all at the same time. >> but that is the case. as i sit here today those threats he told a senate panel include the potential for coordinated attack like the march ices k masker at a russian concert hall last march. computer ransomware attacks and the fentanyl epidemic that was one hearing and scary though the specifics where everything else about it was fairly typical by contrast, over on the house, sayyed it was anything. but as republican members of the house judiciary committee grilled director raise boss, attorney general merrick garland in their battle against what they say is a weaponized justice system targeting the former president mr. attorney general. >> there's no blinking. >> the fact that for the first time in american history we do have a presidential administration is working to put its opponent in jail well, as many others have reported, there's no evidence the justice department fbi
if that is the kind of service you get from your personal attorney, maybe you should get a new personal attorney. for the record, in case your memory has become untethered to reality, donald trump spent two years complaining that his first attorney general jeff sessions was not acting enough like his personal attorney, then trump fired sessions and heil -- hired bill barr spent the rest of the term acting like trumps personal attorney but according to republicans, merrick garland is the one doing the president's bidding. the thing is republicans are now realizing it is hard to claim you are the victim of a rigged justice system when their presidential candidate has spent his whole presidential career trying to rig the justice system. merrick garland, for his part, was not taking any of the bait. >> i will not be intimidated, and the justice department will not be intimidated. we will continue to do our jobs free from political influence, and we will not back down from defending democracy. >> joining us now are former u.s. senator and msnbc political analyst claire mccaskill and new york times reporter katie benner. claire, it is like trump claims biden is an enfeebled sudden but then also simultaneously a
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certainly would remember. >> it's he was found in contempt. i mean, that is a separate violation. >> and what was i think it was 11. >> 11 different 1010 different findings of contempt that is entirely relevant to the decision on sentencing, doesn't mean he's gonna get jail time, but it certainly pushes jail time into a more likely area, given a very serious thing that contempt of court is if thuban thanks, judge. can visor kara scannell. thanks so much. now, keep it a monocyte study in contrast, in one hearing at the capitol today, fbi director christopher wray warned of a series of domestic threats facing the country when i look back over my career in law enforcement, i would be hard-pressed to think of a time when so many different threats to our public safety and national security were so elevated all at the same time. >> but that is the case. as i sit here today those threats he told us senate panel include the potential for coordinated attack like the march ices k
next week. particularly given the fact that one of them, chuck schumer, is already called for netanyahu to resign. the fact that netanyahu spent his career actively working to get republicans elected over democrats in the u.s. to say nothing on the war of catastrophe is brought on palestinians. the chief prosecutor of the international criminal court is seeking -- for allegations of war crimes. bernie sanders, chairman of health, education pension committee announced he will not be attending the speech before congress. senator, were you given -- was the democratic caucus in the senate given input into this decision to invite him or a heads up? >> that is a good question and to the best of my knowledge, there has been very little debate on this decision. i think i speak not just for myself but a number of other senators who think that
the thing is republicans are now realizing it is hard to claim you're the victim of a rigged justice system when their presidentialsy candidate has spt his whole political career trying to rig the justice system. merrick garlande for his part s not takingfo any of the bait. >> i will not be intimidated, and the justice department will not be intimidated. we will continue to work to do our jobs free from political influence, and we will not back down from defending democracy. >>nd joining us now former u.s. senator and msnbc political analyst claire mccaskill and "the new york times" reporter katie benner. claire, claire, claire, it's like trump claims biden is an enfeebled shut unbut also a master rigging the public justice system.
all over me and my husband ran to me to save me. over 10 people held him. we believe in faith and it wasn't meant to be. we don't know why this happened to us. >> carley: william kelly joins us now. this happened in a nice area of chicago and details here are devastating. what can you tell us about this? >> well, god bless you, carley. it breaks my heart as a reporter and chicagoan to see the kind of v violence all over the city of chicago. this is the postcard of chicago, when people think of postcard of chicago they picture streterville. i've been reporting on teen takeover mobs, flash mobs for quite sometime now, seems like career years. mayor johnson knew about this.