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able to smell her name. now she's a little more famous. that was a few months ago. same time nathan wade and other prosecutors say they didn't keep notes and nothing from that committee meeting, no documents from that committee meeting were secret. all revealed during the january 6th kmm committee testimony. saying nothing secret. no secret part of that meeting. >> rev, also saw emotion from rudy giuliani interviewed with four cooperating defendants. his lawyer wants to terview them without the state present. how much do y think he is worried about what it is they will say about him to investigators? >> i think he's ied. i mean, for him to say that he wants his lawyer to interview them without the state present is clearly a way of them trying to gauge at best what they're going to say and at worse try to in some way persuade them not to
i worked at wildenstein, the art dealership first, six months, the famous... moving paintings around. i was a stock boy for wildenstein but, i mean, the minute i got there, it was a fabulous job. i get to hold all the art, know all what they owned. they owned billions and billions of dollars of art. and i got to have that interaction with the stuff. then i worked as a... three months, apprenticed as a woodworker in newjersey with a master cabinet—maker. then i went and led teenage girls through europe on these fancy trips, and then i ended up at the london school of economics. i did a master's in economics for two years. but from art history to cabinet—making to london school of economics to do a master's in economics, it's not an obvious... there's no, no... ..path. i was growing. you were looking. i knew when i graduated that i... at every stop, i was writing. i knew i wanted to write, but i didn't know how it was going to happen. you had a plan to go to wall street and make a ton of money and then become a writer, very sensibly, by the way. everyone should make money before they start to write books. that's right.
they made up fake names for emmys. willie, what's that about? [ laughter ] >> reminds me of your famous, well, infamous cable lace scandal of 1986. boy, did you clean up that year. >> i did. they're still in my men's cave. you do in and see it, yeah. >> this is when you can tell you really miss mika. >> yeah, it's friday. mika is not here. everybody is in a lot of trouble. it is going to be a long four hours. >> we start up like this, kind of looking around. >> somebody jump in. >> we're ready for miles to turn around, yell at us, and start playing. >> yeah, it is a little bit hard to explain, but college gameday, which is a great show, and everyone on the show is great,
are allowed to vote. no democratic action going on. democrats could become undeclared voters up until like october. so we think in that state that may be more of an anti trump, more moderate crowd, not typical of like south carolina that will follow. nikki haley wants to come out of iowa with some sort of bump so she can then take advantage whatever the sort of unusual makeup of the new hampshire primary this time might give her. >> will: governor desantis was a little testy when he was asked whether or not he actually thinks there is hope for victory in iowa. let's watch. >> can you admit you found yourself in a fight for second place? >> first of all, trump has always been leading in the race. i mean, he is the former president. he is one of the most famous. >> you are not even the top challenger to him now. >> we are the top. i'm the only one who has a chance to beat trump and win the general election. nikki haley can't get conservative voters. >> is he right? what's your reaction, matt? >> well, i think he is on to something. you know, he has been up there for quite a while he does have
oh, ew! i think you've said enough. why don't we just switch to xfinity like everyone else? then you would know what year it was. i know what year it is. today saw the largest release of documents yet related to jeffrey epstein. more than 1,600 pages were released today. that's on top of the 100 releases in the previous two days. kara scannell has been reading this latest batch, joins us with details. anything new? what did you learn? >> a little bit more about the orbit jeffrey epstein lived in, some of the famous faces he was associated with. there was an employee of his who gave a deposition in the case. what he testified to was he recalled having dinner with donald trump at jeffrey epstein's -- in his kitchen in
two days. we have been reading this latest batch and joins us with details. anything new? what did you learn? >> a little more about the orbit that jeffrey epstein lived in. some of these famous faces he was associated with. there was an employee of his who gave a deposition in the case and what he testified, too, is that he recalled seen having dinner with donald trump at jeffrey epstein's, in his kitchen in palm beach. he also testified that he met bill clinton on a plane and on a different plane trip, he met prince andrew. now trump and bill clinton have not been accused of any wrong doing in this case and clinton's team says he hasn't had contact with him in 20 years. prince andrew reached a settlement with the accuser in this case. and he has denied any wrongdoing. but there are other names that came up in this document dump today. it just said he had called for
A new batch of unsealed documents about Jeffrey Epstein’s sexual abuse of teenage girls was released on Thursday (US time), adding several hundred pages to a...
steenkamp. david mckenzie is joining us live from south africa. i know he therhe there are came around the building there. but no pictures caught of him under the conditions that were set? >> reporter: that's right. they said psitorius will not be treated any differently from any other parolee. he won't be allowed to give media interviews. they managed to spirit him away from the prison without being seen. he is now believed to be at home at his uncle's house in a wealthy suburb of brinpritoris. he was a famous "olympian who overcame very difficult circumstances to become a champion. but it all came crashing down in the early hours of valentine's day nearly ten years ago. and the story has been a saga
the fa cup third round weekend is really more a week these days. it started on thursday night and finishes on monday. five days of what we're all contractually obliged to say will be filled with fa cup magic, the likes of which we've seen on countless occasions over the years. but nonetheless there is perhaps a growing perception that some clubs wouldn't mind all the drama taking place without them, with so many prioritising other matters. there are five premier league teams playing tonight. four of them might argue securing their top—flight status is what really concerns them. that could certainly apply to burnley, who are at spurs, perhaps the team tonight with genuine designs on winning this most famous of domestic trophies. conor mcnamara is there. condor, it is recent history that dictates that we have this conversation at this time of year and six changes in the early game
i covered ghislaine maxwell's trial federal court. i was in the courthouse. it is a deeply troubling world that this man created for himself. i have real questions as to what all these people were doing that environment. >> steve: yeah. to that point, dave, it's curious how jeffrey epstein, a high school dropout amass a fortunate of 600 million bucks. became friends in the rich, famous, academics, scientists, the hoi pohoi. how did he make his money? that's the curious part. >> is he a very strange character this is a very small thing stood out to me. one of the witnesses who said about 16 or 17 at the time.