This is now the unifying principle of the trump campaign and the republican party, make them pay. and part of the reason for that is because they have nominated a criminal who surrounds himself with criminals and who attended to in the constitutional republic. in fact, just today in arizona some co-members of that plot had to appear for an arraignment. trump s white house chief of staff, mark meadows, and a campaign aide both pleaded not guilty to charges saying they subverted joe biden s win in arizona in 2020. joining me now is andrew weissmann, he now cohosts the podcast prosecuting donald trump. andrew, meadows is an interesting figure because he has been at the sort of center of so much of the coup plot. he gave over text and then stopped cooperating. he has been indicted in georgia. he now is indicted in arizona. he has kept a low profile at the surface, but he has a serious case against him in arizona. absolutely. so, he is alleged there, as well as in georgia, as being a
To space, because what we learn in that endeavour is tremendous. the exponential growth that we ve seen in the world in technology is because of great endeavours like this. it s absolutely worth it. here in the united states, every year the general population is spending as much money on potato chips as our budget is every year to go out to the moon. that s a good figure. the motivation may be different to that of the space race of the 1960s, but the size of the ambition is just as great today, as we shoot for the moon once again. i never dreamed that i could become an astronaut. i m talking to kayla barron. ..one time resident of the international space station and now part of the artemis crew, the team who are preparing to go back to the moon. first time i looked out
Gavin s cutting 4600 beds across 13 state prisons. so for those following at home, more criminal followis on the street and less money to stop them from committing more crimes. sounds like the california wa.fornia wy. we better remember this when gavin newsom. someday, maybe sooner rather than later gavin,oone, announcen for president, american majority founder ned ryan joins us now. ned, i meanow., it does this doesn t really surprise us, but he s going to spin it as success. how could he it?? well, that would be insane. but i guess it s gavin newsom. sobe i what should we expect? but, you know, the real figure, pete, is probably noat thet 27 billion. estimates are showing is probably about 46 billion is the real deficit. and agaiprobab $46 bn, he s cutg about 200 million from law enforcement, whereas200 a seven weeks ago, let s remember this, pete, seven weeks ago, gavin newsom, swore up and down wou that he was going to spend $267p
Courtrooms, in front of judges on very high-stakes cases, the one thing we know is that the person who is gatekeeping everything is the judge, and to laura s point that she made earlier, the jury looks to the judge sometimes as a paternal figure or maternal figure, or somebody s going to be there to guide us through this process, which can be confusing. it can be mays -like for some people. the thing about donald trump as he has introduced us to different judges. we ve seen the combination of the brett kavanaugh s of the world and his demeanor during the confirmation hearing. we ve also seen justice anger on . we seem just judge lewis kaplan from federal court. we seen different judges and the thing i think that is so poor in terms of america not
Who have suffered from addiction or alcoholism. so they re going to be partial to the idea that hunter biden really, you know wasn tri in his right mind for a lot of this period, but he wasmi lot valiantly trying to do rehab. he went through six rehab attempts in four years and that he d just come out of one.d and so in his mind, he thought he was clean. you unfortunately for them, w there have been some prosecution witnessesosecue zoe kasten, who was one of hunter biden s many lovers at that time, and she testified that he was smoking crack 20 minutes around about that time. and look even naomi biden, his daughter, who kind of sad figure today when she testified under cross-examination, there were several text messages which showed that just a few days afterafte hunter biden bout that gun and before hallie biden threw it in a trascah can that hunter biden was unavailable to her, she came a c to new york.
To tolerate and he expected of everyone to behave properly. i thought it was just remarkable. that s sort of my view, don t let that influence you, how do you think he did? this is a first ever trial of a current or former president, enormous pressures, enormous claims of violations of the gag order that he found ten times and a lot of novel legal issues to deal with, how do you think he did managing this case? we ve been inside courtrooms in front of judges on very high stakes cases. the one thing that we know is the person who is gate keeping everything is the judge, right? and to laura s point that she made earlier, the jury looks to the judge, sometimes as a paternal figure or a maternal figure or somebody who s going to guide us through this process, which can be confusing. it can be maize-like for some people. the thing is donald trump has
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