Stay updated with breaking news from Issue media group. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
be exonerated. the jury can see through the media coverage and focus on facts at issue in this case, we believe we have a winning case. >> brooke: the former president said virtually every legal scholar says there is no case, this is a sham that should have never been brought. final jurors were seated on friday. trial is expected to wrap up by 2:00 p.m. today to akccommodate passover. >> carley: california governor gavin newsom worries this could give trump a boost come election time. >> this guy does not care if he's the hero or the heel, he just wants to be the star in the
obviously, you know, we know immigration is a top issue. we know that it is going to become even more so going into the presidential. but the reality is even today there is an op-ed showing the counties in the u.s. will be experiencing declines. that is where we have an opportunity to explain that immigration is not just the right thing to do, it's the smart thing to do for a country, for counties that are facing the lowest birthrate. our economies need these workers and we need to stop fear mongering, implementing these unconstitutional policies. >> thank you so much. i greatly appreciate your time. it's always great to have you back on the show. after the break, what the outrage over basketball star caitlin clark's salary tells us about a cultural shift when it comes to women sports.
make sure that case has the appearance of fairness. that is the same from when you talk about the recusal issue for this judge should have recuse himself. it was obvious and it's obvious to me and my friends that are democrat or republican that should have happened given all that swirling around this judge. >> you touched on it but i want to focus on it like a laser. the sixth amendment the impartial jury and a right to accompany counsel. tell me, how do you have competent counsel when you have counsel work and for cases at once? relief five when you take the civil case. when you need the attention of your client to participate in his own defense he's bouncing around from courtroom to courtroom, appellate court, supreme court, trial courts. four different states. impartial jury, is that the reason these cases were brought in his heavily democratic areas? is to prevent an impartial jury?
our minds i, we see dirty men coming out of the ground covered in sort, that kind of thing. talk us through how you are changing this industry. t are changing this industry. i understand many people have the same perception, but really, modern mining is so far from that view of how mining has always been done. for example, many of the largest mines in the world are now powered 100% by renewable energy. the world's largest copper mine is 100% renewable power. the operations in all of latin america are powered by renewable energy. this is an industry at the forefront of embracing low carbon technologies. another issue people are worrying about when it comes to mining as the water that we use, because it is so essential for processing the minerals. actually some of the largest mines today are using 100% desalination water such as the mine injuly, one of the largest copper mines operated by tech resources, people worry about our impact on nature ——
defense minister that has a prime minister. so, what the u.s. was doing here is i am sorry to say it is a cop out. if you have an issue with the occupation, quote unquote, if you have an issue with the policies take it with the political people. he has not made, and i hope he won't for other reasons but that is for a different conversation, he has not made the transition between rhetoric and policy. he condemned israel. he is concerned about what israel is doing. blinken warns israel. secretary of defense lloyd austin is employing. that is not policy that is rhetoric. >> let me ask you about what you wrote in your latest piece. you out lined some of the decisions in recent weeks including the killing of hamas leader's three sons and grand children and benjamin netanyahu announce there is a date for an
make sure that case has the appearance of fairness. that is the same from when you talk about the recusal issue for this judge should have recuse himself. it was obvious and it's obvious to me and my friends that are democrat or republican that should have happened given all that swirling around this judge. >> you touched on it but i want to focus on it like a laser. the sixth amendment the impartial jury and a right to accompany counsel. tell me, how do you have competent counsel when you have counsel work and for cases at once? relief five when you take the civil case. when you need the attention of your client to participate in his own defense he's bouncing around from courtroom to courtroom, appellate court, supreme court, trial courts. four different states. impartial jury, is that the reason these cases were brought in his heavily democratic areas? is to prevent an impartial jury?
the popular social media app tiktok if its chinese owner does not sell its stake within a year. our business reporter this morning monica miller has more on the story. monica, is the writing of the wall for tick—tock? the monica, is the writing of the wall for tick-tock? the senator is expeeted _ wall for tick-tock? the senator is expeeted to _ wall for tick-tock? the senator is expected to take _ wall for tick-tock? the senator is expected to take up - wall for tick-tock? the senator is expected to take up the - wall for tick-tock? the senator is expected to take up the billl is expected to take up the bill over the next couple of days. previously, president biden said of the bill lands on his deskit said of the bill lands on his desk it will sign it. lawmakers in the us are bitterly divided, especially going into this election year. however, on this particular issue, they have had bipartisan support. really, what is at the heart of the matter is tiktok owner by tech. they are concerned the us data from its users is being passed along to the chinese government. they are also awoke the chinese government is using this as a platform for its own propaganda. this site is used by many young people who rely on this as one of the main forms of information. if this bill is passed the owner will
the media conch and sensationalism and the facts at issue in this case we believe we have a winning case they file these type of cases all the time. difference with this it involves the former president and what bragg says is election interference. the opening arguments in morning back to you in the studio. >> brian: all right, eric, thank you so much. bring in former acting u.s. attorney general matt whitaker. matt, the president saying the payments were to michael cohen or does he say the payments were to michael cohen to keep this to keep stormy daniels quiet because it was embarrassing to him personally as opposed to it's hurting his election chances? >> yeah. that's a really good point, brian. what i know is that first of all, you know, michael cohen made this transaction with stormy daniels and it was
house. >> okay, now that you brought that up, i was going to hold this for a little bit, but let's play, dueling banjos in the democratic party. congresswoman crockett and congresswoman rochon, on this issue about whether to save speaker johnson. >> i disagree with speaker johnson on many issues and have been very critical of him, but he did the right thing and he deserves to keep his job until the end of his term. >> we don't do things for you or save you because you did the bare minimum of doing your job. doing the decent thing, as allies and friends of various nations and countries, that is just the bare minimum. >> so, sophia, given your reporting, these are the folks you cover. the likelihood of them doing, what congresswoman edwards said, that democrats are going to save her johnson? >> look, house democratic
not necessarily clear sailing in what looks like a difficult bid for re-election, six months from now. >> the polls show abortion as the fifth most important issue among voters, at 6%, but that number rises to 19% when they asked voters if they would vote for or against a candidate based on the issue. do you think the polls are underestimating abortion as a driving issue in the campaign? >> dramatically show. -- dramatically so. that hiccup, for example, among women and younger women, is due to the abortion issue. a lot of people don't necessarily say it's the most important battle facing the nation, but they think it is a disqualifier and think it is a clear contrast. who is on the economy, who does this or that, who knows? people's position on abortion? quite clear. the administration could not be more clear about how they