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they— elections took a total pass on it. they said — elections took a total pass on it. they said essentially, nothing was done _ they said essentially, nothing was done wrong, or they would have done something _ done wrong, or they would have done something about it. they would have done something about it. but they said nothing and they said we'll take a — said nothing and they said we'll take a pass. they couldn't even believe — take a pass. they couldn't even believe it. _ take a pass. they couldn't even believe it, actually if you read their— believe it, actually if you read their letter, they couldn't even believe — their letter, they couldn't even believe it _ their letter, they couldn't even believe it. they were incredulous. and yet— believe it. they were incredulous. and yet bragg makes it up —— takes it up _ and yet bragg makes it up —— takes it up he _ and yet bragg makes it up —— takes it up. he didn't want to do it at first, _ it up. he didn't want to do it at first, he— it up. he didn't want to do it at first, he didn't want to do it. are they— first, he didn't want to do it. are they going — first, he didn't want to do it. are they going to look at what cormorants did, that's bad stuff. 0ne cormorants did, that's bad stuff. one of— cormorants did, that's bad stuff. one of the — cormorants did, that's bad stuff. one of the going to look at all the lies that _ one of the going to look at all the lies that collin did in the last strike, — lies that collin did in the last strike, he _ lies that collin did in the last strike, he got lying in the last trial— strike, he got lying in the last trial come _ strike, he got lying in the last trial come up you are lying. and what _ trial come up you are lying. and what are — trial come up you are lying. and what are they going to look at that? will go _ what are they going to look at that? will go to— what are they going to look at that? will go to another subject because 'ust will go to another subject because just a _ will go to another subject because just a few— will go to another subject because just a few blocks away as you know, they had _ just a few blocks away as you know, they had a _ just a few blocks away as you know, they had a trial on the $175 million which _ they had a trial on the $175 million which he _ they had a trial on the $175 million which he should james, all coming out of— which he should james, all coming out of the — which he should james, all coming out of the white house by the way.
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frankly, what took place when dag, a crooked age petition, james who can make or the fact that i'm going to get drunk on where to get trump. that's all she said for two years joining me now is a journalist with the years of reporting on trump finances, senior forbes editor, dan alexandra, dan thank you for your time. >> letitia james says, essentially this is bogus the deal doesn't meet the standards of how you have to put these things together. does she have a point well, there are some legitimate concerns here. >> the primary one is the nature of thick that supporting this bond so there's $175 million bond on the night that it was posted. one of my colleagues at forbes talked to john hankey, use the billionaire behind the company than solving trump secure this bond. and he said that the collateral was a mixture of cash and investment-grade bonds but now legal papers, his company is saying actually it's purely cash and that's a big question. whether these are ban, supporting this, or
i think what is needed is a lot of courage, a lot of courage because you know if you are going to set off celtic the whole game, they will hurt you, they move the ball so quick at times and yeah, we need to try and be aggressive and be accountable and at the same time, show our courage because i think thatis show our courage because i think that is when we play to our strength and that will be important for us. former wales international leightonjames has died at the age of 71. he scored the goal that gave wales their only victory over england at wembley in 1977, with a former teammatejohn toshack describing him as "one of the very best wingers british football has ever seen". james was capped 5a times by his country, scoring ten goals. two of his former clubs, burnley and swansea, will wear black armbands in their matches today. after his playing career, james managed several non—league clubs, before becoming a radio pundit and newspaper columnist. in his later years, he worked as a lollipop man at a school in swansea, his home town.
245 million guns have flooded the us market so they're just simply more guns around. that's why this keeps happening. there are laws and state very few states have laws that penalize leaving guns accessible to children. so there's just more guns for kids let's to find& last year, over 1,000 kids brought guns to school. that's like ten years ago. it was only 200 guns and i'm saying only 200 because this only happens in america children and other countries have the same stressors, the same social media, but only in america are these shootings happen? and it's because guns are just so accessible and then you have on this year of a 20 anniversary accountability like unlike what this nation have seen, we saw the parents of the oxford high school shooter, james and jennifer crumbley, convicted for charges of involuntary manslaughter for not doing enough to prevent their son from killing four classmates. >> i mean, it's the first time we've ever seen parents
revealed all of the issues that they would use to attack donald trump's credibility in cross- examination on the witness stand if donald trump testifies. they noticed, was submitted to judge merchan, the people hereby disclose a list of all the misconduct and criminal acts of the defendant not charged in the indictment which the people intend to use at trial to impeach the ground bitterly of the defendant, if the defendant choose to testify, the people intend to inquire regarding the following, the first item on the notice, was the case won by attorney general james against trump in which he is now ordered to pay $354 million judgment, the district attorney described the casas way, quote, defendant repeatedly and persistently falsified business conspired to falsified business records, financial statements, conspired to issue false financial statements and conspired to commit insurance
falsifying this is records in connection with a scheme to pay unreported non-cash compensation to top executives including alan weisselberg and the district attorney would use another civil case against trump, one, by attorney general james, quote, defendant illegally allowed his 2016 presidential campaign to orchestrate a fundraiser for the donald j trump foundation direct distribution of the funds and use the fundraiser and distribution of the funds to further defendant's political campaign. court order defendant to pay $2 million for reach of fiduciary duty and waste defendant stipulated to the dissolution of the donald j trump foundation to resolve claims by the new york attorney general to reach fiduciary duty and waste failure to properly administer charitable assets improper political activity and repeated and willful self
witness stand in this case, and one of the reasons we know that is everything we are seeing on this list. however, the judge still has to make a ruling ahead of time for the defendant, if you do take the witness stand, i am going to allow them to bring up the e. jean carroll case or to bring up what you did to the clerk in the other case or to bring up the attorney general's case. will all of these survive as the district attorney wants them to, as possible avenues of attack of donald trump if he took the witness stand? >> i'm sure donald trump well use whatever is allowed by the judge as cross-examination material as an excuse to say well, because the judge is allowing this, now i'm not going to testify. he is never going to testify. it is really going to be the end of the road for him in this case. the prosecutors here are far too good and have way too much ammunition for that to ever be
if that share is small, then the probability of being sent to rwanda would be commensurately small. people may just view that as one additional risk, alongside a much greater risk they're already taking by getting a small boat in the first place. the scottish government is expected to ditch its flagship target of reducing greenhouse gas emission by 75% by 2030. the bbc understands that the government's annual climate targets could also be scrapped, but the final goal of reaching "net—zero" by 2045 will remain. bbc scotland political correspondent andrew kerr is following the story from holyrood. this has been a really interesting day here at the scottish parliament because of course, here in edinburgh, the greens as james was pointing out, are in government with the snp. so this has been a day, as the scottish conservatives have been saying, of abject humiliation for the snp, and the greens in government. now, of course, they are still hoping to reach that 2045 net—zero target, but they are dropping this interim target and what makes it perhaps particularly embarrassing for the government here is that they have been quite forceful in the past in having these
this is a filing they are required to file, if you take the witness stand, what might we want to use from other cases, to attack his credibility? they have presented all of the work of the attorney general, showing all of this and it's about fraudulent this is records, which is what this case is about, the payoff is about fraudulent this is records. >> the list that you read earlier, the list that came from the district attorney's office is a long list, he has done a lot of prior bad act, that the government, that the prosecution can use to impeach his credibility, should he choose to testify in this case. >> andrew, of that list, what do you expect the judge would actually allow? i want to insert the parentheses here, donald trump is never going to take the