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on monday. searching for the shooter responsible for killing six people, including three children. their tactical movements sending them through the main halls and up to the second floor for an exchange of gunfire with the suspect. >> today, the nashville community is forever changed by gun violence. the victims, three 9-year-old students, children. evelyn, hallie and william. also 61-year-old substitute teacher cynthia, the 60-year-old head of the school katherine and the 61-year-old custodian mike. the focus for law enforcement is the motive of the 28-year-old
the shooter is down as well. >> 14 minutes after that first call, two officers confront and kill the shooter. >> even with a remarkably fast response, there was not enough time. and of those guns stole precious lives from us today in nashville he had >> late, police identifying those killed. evelyn, haley, william, all nine years old. catherine, 60, the head of the school, and cynthia, a substitute teacher. mike hill, a custodian. both 61. >> i was literally moved to tears to see this. and the kids as they were being ushered out of the building. >> the devastating images. small children moving single file, holding hands. terrified faces seen through school bus windows. parents anxiously looking for their kids, running through
in the room. in the room with donald trump, in so many conversations. we knew that from the public hearings we've heard from witnesses from the january six committee. but what prosecutors typically do, they move up the food chain of evidence, and that food chain is usually the food chain of people who are hired, hire you are in position, the more likely you are to be towards the end of the investigation, not the beginning. and there's nothing surprising about the fact that he was required to do this. because that executive privilege claim was so ridiculous. >> cynthia, talking about moving up the chain here, you've got trump's lawyer, ever corcoran, appearing in court today under an order from a judge, and after that judge said he had to answer questions about trump under the crime called exception, help us understand the context here, how it relates to the classified document case?
documents. and today, a federal judge rejected trump's claim for executive privilege in order for former chief of staff, mark meadows, along with other top aides to testify in special counsel, jack smith's probe into the january 6th attack on capitol hill. while, need a lawyer, we need to lawyers, -- civil rights attorney. cynthia talks be as a formal federal prosecutor or an expert on ground jury investigations. both are in the house tonight. maya, i want to start with you. we've seen today, alvin bragg the da in new york, we've seen death threats, largely provoked apparently by donald trump's use of rhetoric out there. does this statistic put him using that truth social platform into some legal trouble, or is any of this action possibly admissible as an example of the kind of behavior that they're already,
saw january. six so one way or the other he's proving over and over, to the american public, that not only is this we is, that he's not gonna stop if he sees it and his personal interest even if it's dangerous to life and limb for other people. >> interesting. so, cynthia, as we look ahead to monday, what do you think of brags office likely doing between now and then, to sort of get prepared for the grand jury vote? >> while, they need to make a decision on whether or not they're going to expand the charge and look at some menacing or harassment. that's one thing they need to do. and there's a lot about that that we don't know about what they've received. the second thing, is it's not really that hard to get the indictment. if the evidence is all in and they've made that decision then you really have layup potential charges, a return to the grand
project underway to get it out of singapore. get it out of asia will be all in american project. they don't believe it. so the question is. what will congress do? they used the scorn is bipartisan. but there's a lot of scorn for facebook and instagram and twitter and american social media companies, and they can't agree on what to do. will they agree here? i think they're in a lot of agreement here. there seems to be bipartisan support for taking action on tiktok. the question is actually not what congress will do. it's what will the courts do? the white house and cynthia's the committee for foreign investment in the united states may say that tiktok has to be banned if it's not sold to a us company. but like donald trump tried to do this in 2020. the courts will ultimately have to support that decision. that's where the next step of this comes to fruition. and then the last question, of course, is who even would buy tiktok. this is a very expensive company in 2020. when it has 15 million fewer users. it was valued at roughly 30 billion, according to some reports. now imagine who can't even afford to buy something like that and get it passed through regulatory scrutiny. so there's a lot of questions john about how we get to this hearing to the next step, and so the
about a grand jury subpoena fo a video footage which late appears to have found th movement of some boxes so my speculation is that they got phone records, they sa that on the very same day that the subpoena was served, there was a phone call, and they got curious about what that wa about and he had some basis fo the judge to find by preponderance of evidence that there was some crime afloa here so it may go to obstruction of justice about trying to concea from the justice departmen that they still had documents. but until they ask the questions, they will know th answers. >> right and cynthia, can you talk abou just how difficult it is to ge around attorney-client privilege, and what does it sa about the evidence that smit would have had to show judge how will to do so? >> i think it's very hard to get around first you have to get over tha legal hurdle that none of us those of us who practice, lo don't want to break th privilege. we don't want to do that
about a grand jury subpoena fo a video footage which late appears to have found th movement of some boxes so my speculation is that they got phone records, they sa that on the very same day that the subpoena was served, there was a phone call, and they got curious about what that wa about and he had some basis fo the judge to find by preponderance of evidence that there was some crime afloa here so it may go to obstruction of justice about trying to concea from the justice departmen that they still had documents. but until they ask the questions, they will know th answers. >> right and cynthia, can you talk abou just how difficult it is to ge around attorney-client privilege, and what does it sa about the evidence that smit would have had to show judge how will to do so? >> i think it's very hard to get around first you have to get over tha legal hurdle that none of us those of us who practice, lo don't want to break th privilege. we don't want to do that what we want to do is protec
oh, maybe i should not do this i think there is a likelihoo that people will run i indicted i think he will run if there i a trial. he will run if there is nomination if i were a republican, i'd be really worried about him running as a third party candidate. remember, he has refused t sign any utters pledges, and h continues to >> molly and cynthia, please stick around after the break, we will discuss the new revelations in the dominion voting system lawsuit aiagnst fox. ♪ ♪ ♪ hese glasses. yeah, it happens. that's why visionworks gives you 100 days to change your mind. it's simple. anything else i can help you with? like what? visionworks. see the difference. introducing new sweet and savory crepes. for a limited time, buy one, get one free. with five flavors that are delicious any time of day. only from ihop. download the app and earn free food with every order.
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