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Before he was president. the lawsuit was protnor man a year ago. he just paid out that $2 million fine this month in the middle of his impeachment. it's actually the second multi-million dollar fraud settlement he's had to pay out. i mean, this is a remarkable and sometimes overwhelming time in the news right now. there's a lot going on and a lot to pay attention to. it is hard, believe me, i know. but big stories, important stories, one of the important things we're learning about them day in and day out in this administration is that sometimes those important stories have a long half life, r...

Before he was president. the lawsuit was brought more than a year ago. he just paid out that $2 million fine this month in the middle of his impeachment. it's actually the second multimillion-dollar criminal fraud settlement the president has had to pay out since his presidential campaign, following the 25 million he also had to pay to settle his trump university fraud as well. i mean, this is a remarkable and sometimes overwhelming time in the news right now. there's a lot going on and a lot to pay attention to. it is hard, believe me, i know. but big stories, important stories, one of the im...

Issued an administrative stay. it's to preserve the status quo until the court can take a full look at the matter. and one of the questions that she's required to consider there is whether there would be harm if she were to allow the decision to go forward. in this case, the second circuit ruled against president trump, and said that congress has a right to see financial records including tax returns. if those were to be disclosed before the supreme court can hear the appeal, there's no going back. you can't unring that bell. and so i think this was to be expected. the way that president trump...

Conservative point of view as well as a liberal point of view. but no names have been provided by the committee. so that's one small detail. but in a larger sense, what this also does is it reserves the president's right to participate at some future point. it's really taking an incremental approach sort of attacking the committee for the work that's gone on thus far to say it hasn't been handled properly or fairly, that it has sort of devolved to rumors, and keeping the door open so that if the president, his legal team, and others determine that there might be a benefit at some point that th...

Hearing, which will be about the constitutional grounds of impeachment, so more of an academic exercise in the first public hearing within the house judiciary committee. their thinking is that it's been a generation or two since we've had previous impeachment hearings and to give people more of a context for what constitutes impeachment and what is permissible under that. and so, by tomorrow, the president would have the student if he wants to send white house lawyers or personal lawyers to attend that. the more sweeping deadline is friday, which would involve the president's mounting any kind...