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During a ceremony in Sarawak, Malaysia, Mr. Abhijit Datta, the Managing Director of SCG International Corporation Co., Ltd. (SCG International) (front row: second from the left), and Mr. Suhadi Sulaiman, the Chief Executive Officer of InnoCement
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what led up to why he did what he did. >> so where was adkins now? investigator kindred didn't have to look far. the bouncer was living just a few miles from where he had grown up. not far from where they and had been found. he was the captain of a chart about. and people in town loved him. >> he comes up kind of rough but he's a big teddy bear. he's got a big heart. >> shauna patty stall first got to know atkins when he started working for them in their concrete business. but he had become more like a member of the family. watching their kids, cooking for them. >> once a russ would have fish fry and he would stand there the whole time and just do nothing but cook fish. and he loved it because he was doing involves friends. >> we regret rules wasn't just a friend. she said she did it atkins for years. they shared a love of motorcycles and a home. she says he was kind to her, made her feel safe. >> yeah we thought, we had problems, we were the regular couple. but was afraid martin like that? never. >> hardly the portrait of her murder. russell's friends were
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on your credit card. i get stretch. that is why i'm going to the senate. we need some help there. >> steve: sure, you understand kitchen table step because you've been at the kitchen table with your wife running a concrete business trying to figure out exactly how to make payroll. i read that there were times when on a sunday, you would try to replace the motor for a vehicle because you couldn't afford to hire anybody else. in addition to that, joe, i understand you are the son of a police officer. you understand the crime wave that is stretching across the country and how deeply it impacts people who are afraid to go out of the house in some cases. >> it is terrible. this election is going to be a referendum on joe biden and his policies that he has put in place. michael bennet with 98% of the time. and our economy is a disaster right now, record inflation in
trump with gold bricks to cover the portion of a lease on a parking garage and she also writes in trump, in interviews she did with him, suggested he may have had interactions with the mob in some of his business dealings although he's super fuzzy on details around that. does any of that surprise you? >> no, not at all. although i would say the gold bar deal is one of the most trump-y things i have ever heard about. this relationship with the mob goes back to his father, and it includes the construction of trump tower. in those years, the entire concrete business was controlled by organized crime. so he had few options, but to deal with them. but still, it shows that he's familiar with these kinds of folks. and he knows how to work with them. the gold bar thing is so crazy that it's almost hard to
documents that they're usually k kept under lock and key. the appeals court said the trump team's claims that the documents weren't declassified like this one -- >> if you're the president of the united states you can declassify anything you want. you can declassify it by saying it or thinking it because you're sending it to mar-a-lago or wherever you're sending it. there doesn't have to be a process. >> the ruling came on the heals of a civil suit filed against donald trump and his family and business, the suit alleges a quarter billion dollars in financial fraud. we'll show you the stunning moment when trump didn't deny that key allegation. cnn senior legal analyst ellie honig is here to break down all
mar-a-lago last month. >> manu raju on capitol hill for us. thank you for bringing us that reporting. i want to bring back elie honing now because there's the other bombshell the new york attorney general's lawsuit against trump, his family, business, set the scene on this one. >> the lawsuit is against donald trump and his family members and his businesses. i think we lost the wall but we can talk it out here. the suit is a civil suit, it's not a criminal lawsuit. so we're talking about money penalties and we are talking about other remedies that could take donald trump out of business. he has been sued along -- here we go -- with his family members and his businesses. the key allegation here is that donald trump and his businesses overinflated, vastly overinflated the value of certain properties, 200 plus examples given in the complaint, 40 wall street actually worth $200 million, trump and his people claimed more than double