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like the document hoax, they should have never been brought. we're in the middle of never sue a political campaign and they want to arrest the opponen t who's leading the person that's in theory, in charge o if government. >> and this stuff shouldn't happen. pen.but the media attacks on tr, well, they're backfiring. >> look at these numbers, according to harvard. harris 55%. harriview the trump indictmente political exercise and 56%, well, they say it constitutes election interference. >> and the media, while a they're having a conniption poll from quinnipiac on a possible biden trump matchs bide match up puts biden at 48%. trump at 44%. >> this is a poll again taken largely after the indictment.an i mean, that's got to makeerro you a little. >> that's within the margin of error. that is a statistical tie. the race was close beforee wa the indictment. the race is going to be close. noe matter what happens. so what does that say aboutbo biden? if they're rebuildinut, g or in some polls, actually, they say,
also had a spark >> she'd come in and what, i merely introduced herself to everybody? >> make friends, and peopl were drawn to her. easy to talk to you. >> you saw boys interest in her? >> oh definitely, yeah >> from an early age >> from an early age >> that never ended, did it? >> no, no. >> little sister lucy remember how she was also in charge o watching out for her, while he single mother often worked two jobs to make ends meet >> you are how much younger >> a, seven years younger >> a lot of girls would want their younger sister ten along >> no, she didn't want to. >> even as a child, maribe figured out that a different world existed, and she wante to live there. >> she knew what a young age that there was a lot more to life than what we had around us, there's things you can do fo school and have opportunities, and live in a nicer house. >> she saw all the >> yeah, definitely. >> maribel ramos knew she'
but the question came up in ou coverage earlier about why the southern district of new york, after the trump administration was gone and after merrick garland and the ne administration was in charge o the southern district of new york, why they didn't go forward with this kind o prosecution against donald trump when he had been named a individual one in the michae cohen case, where michael cohe went to prison through tha federal case i had suggested that som former u.s. attorneys in the southern district have sai that the policy there is fou witnesses like michael cohen t tell the u.s. attorneys ever single line they have ever crossed in their lives everything since isaac. and that michael cohen wasn' willing to do that, an therefore the southern distric did not want to rely on him in a case like this is that why the southern
expenses, which of course, that's false, we know they weren't. each of those entries coul also be its own falsifie business record count. so again, those would be misdemeanor counts, unless you are able to connect it to this further concealing of anothe crime. what could those be? that's a 64,000 dollar question, we don't know. we'll be federal, will it be state. there is reporting that it could be campaign finance law, it could be election law, it could be tax law you know we just don't have th visibility to know what that will look like >> which might make this judge who has been put in charge o this relevant. because this idea of different kinds of entries in your books your two kinds of books, that' something that is been pursued by the course with respect t the trump organization, and is still being pursued by the new york attorney general, letitia james. these things are connected the whole story of how the trump organization and weisselberg and everybody operated it migh be relevant to telling the story. >> the judge is gonna be ver
>> hands on that? >> yes, he was in charge of everything about that child. , he was in charge o >> with harold such a doting father, tony was able to go back to work. she soon built a thriving practice in colorado. >> she was a beloved doctor, she had a bedside manner. >> i abbruscato manage the practice. >> she treated her patients as a whole body, not just their eyes, but she was interested in their family life. she just had the good old fashion southern hospitality. >> tammy saw how committed tony was committed to her patients. sometimes it is hard to get her to leave the office. so she was charmed when one day in september harold asked for her help. >> you got a phone call out of the blue from herald. >> he has he found and said, hey tammy i want to surprise tony for her anniversary, can you help me out? >> it was their 12th wedding anniversary. harold wanted to celebrate with a surprise trip to one of
let china have the un?na h they can keep it. they can pay the seven billion dollars a year that we're>> if paying . well, if these internationall organizations don't have us influence, i'd say, g generally speaking,eneral more western democratic influence. we know what's going to happenew . china, russia, iran, north threa, those are going to be the countries that are ine charge of the world, not us . charge o it're the leader of the free world. it's our responsibility to taker of these banksespons. i would never say that they are well managed. it. you think that these organizations are having any an positive imp positive impact, that the american people arefi benefiting from the billions otn dollars that our government wastes on these globalist socialis ot organizations? >> first of all, i would add to the pile, if you're going to insist on calling them globalist socialist organizations, the fact that they're asianscialist s,, that' their core missions to promote. so let's look atpr nato .t what nato is doing right nowor to support ukraine is one of the most incredible things in
all of those lines that clint watts and others have been saying they're trying to connect on the battlefield is it's not about weapons, it's not about mass. it is about culture, and i keep saying this, but for our friends on the west coast who may be just be waking up right now, and wiping their eyes and having their cheerios, it happened to the soviet union. it's why hitler in june of '41 was able to sweep as quickly across russian territory as he was. because stalin had purged his top generals over the past decade. there was nobody in charge o. -- of the military. we find that because of corruption in the ranks, because of brutality in the ranks and because they don't respect their people. you know, one of the things i hear about marines, that, you know, when you talk about -- when you talk to marines, they talk about how they act out in
safety. gregg: in california police are searching for clues in the deadly bus crash effort to weekend. 8 people were killed, dozens were injured when the bus lost control on a mountain road east of los angeles. police say slammed into the back of a car, then flipped over and then crashed into a truck towing a trailer. adam housley is live in los angeles. what more do we know about this? >> reporter: we are getting a view of the scene from the air. state route 38 leads from big bear down through the inland empire. more of the arteries up toward the ski resorts. you can see the bus is mangled. there is debris all over the roadway. 8 people died. they expect that number to go up potentially as high as 10. the california highway patrol which this charge o says investigators are going through the site. they are going to go into the bus. they believe there are a couple
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