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the undercarriage which i mentioned before, the tire flaps, the edge of the bumper and exhaust pipe screened negative for blood. >> the head of the state police search team that dug through the snow testified the guidance he received before starting to look for pieces of taillight and o'keefe's missing shoe, both of which were found. >> you would agree with me that it was lieutenant actually from the norfolk state police that told you where to look and what to look for, correct? >> correct. he told us the area he thought would be the best probability to find what we were looking for. >> karen read's attorneys insist she is being framed. the scene had been left unattended for hours. a very long stretch of time before the search team arrived more than eight hours after o'keefe's body had been discovered. >> bill: that trial continues down in massachusetts. thank you.
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"time" magazine. that's right. he's courting the youth vote where the kids hang. print media! next stop, zeppelins. the cover title is, "if he wins," same title they used for trump. next, they're planning a cover featuing rfk jr., "if he worms." it is brave. i believe it is brave for biden to do this cover, because he's side by side with his nemesis, time. >> welcome back to "morning joe." it is wednesday, june 5th. jonathan lemire, katty kay, mike barnicle still with us. >> i've got to say, it's so interesting. >> what?! >> we found out, willie, on this d-day, this sacred day -- >> well, tomorrow. >> tomorrow. that katty is related -- >> wow! >> -- to field marshal bernard
donald trump tells about these prosecutions, all the prosecutions against him, willie, is that -- is willie there? >> he's here. >> we've got willie. >> give you a second! i've been talking about willie since 6:03. in 2019 on this show, we said if donald trump lost, he would run again for re-election to avoid all the prosecutions against him. when he ran, there was open discussion about what is donald trump running again? the answer was, because if he runs again, he will be able to say that all of these prosecutions that are coming are politically influenced. so, we all saw this coming. people all saw this coming. for him to now say, oh, they're only coming after me, for his allies to say, oh, they're only coming after him because he's running for president, actually has that backwards.
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described how she found drugs and drug paraphernalia in hunter biden's car on multiple occasions including the year that he bought the gun. she also talked about how she would check his car for drugs before their daughters use the car. cnn senior justice correspondent evan perez is outside of court in delaware. evan, what's the latest? >> but we're on a break right now. briana, but the two witnesses certainly have the jurors attention. our team in there tells us that the jurors paying very close attention as a herd to testimony from caffeine v0 first, his ex-wife, she really didn't spend that much time on the stand or her relationship with hunter biden ended before this episode before he bought this gun in october of 20 he 18. >> and then after she took the stand, we've been hearing from zoe casten, who is going to continue her testimony after the lunch break. >> now the point that prosecution the prosecution is
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is that he had to buy because he'd signed? yes, because he had a contract, because that's where the law. is the law is the law. and i think it's easy to - imagine you've got boardrooms full of lawyers and bankers. but actually, that wasn't the case. i you know, there were three of us on the - transaction committee. we did have a stellar team| of litigators and of contract lawyers to help us, and of course, - the management team. but it was pretty - focused, pretty clear. and when we had our contract, that's what we had to do, - because that's what you have to do for the shareholders. . so it was so far away from - what your normal board activity is that it is still...still, i kind of feel i'm still. processing it 18 months on, i and i would just be very wary of ever doing business with elon musk. - because? because i don't thinkl he has any high moral values or much integrity. 0k. erm, he's obviously not here to defend himself. i'm sure he would say something entirely different, but you've hinted, erm, in your answer previously about, you know, how x's moderation apparatus has
telling because when kier starmer was asked about it 12 times, he couldn�*t rule it out. he didn�*t say simply, no, that�*s not the case. it took him a very long time and actually, that�*s because he knows it�*s true. well, actually, he said completely opposite and he�*s accusing you of lying. are you lying? there was 12 times he was asked and he couldn�*t rule it out. and absolutely not, these are costings that are based, as i said, on officials�* work in the treasury... i think he called it garbage. and very late in the day, i think he must have had a frantic text at some point from one of his advisers. he could not rule it out and there are multiple things like that, the £2000 of tax on working families, the fact that pensioners would be taxed for the first time next year — and we�*ve put in place a triple lock plus — he could not rule out the fact that pensioners would be taxed next year. labour�*sjonathan ashworth has also been speaking to bbc breakfast,