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defense counsel. >> ken, let's talk about what happens now. let's assume the grand jury comes back. that's your reporting. what will prosecutors have to prove? >> well, it looks like they're looking at three main areas, three groups of potential charges. one obviously is obstruction of justice. did donald trump lie to the justice department? did he try to obstruct their investigation? did he try to hide these classified documents after there was a grand jury subpoena for them? that's a huge deal, carries a significant prison term. it would be a perversion of the justice system, and the doj and fbi take that very, very seriously. another baseline question is did he take classified information that he wasn't entitled to? lots of people have been charged with that crime. there's generally an aggravating factor like obstruction or some kind of effort to mislead or hide the documents. lastly, did he disseminate, did he show any of this classified information to people who weren't entitled to receive it? that's also a big deal under the
with rwanda. this partnership is an innovative international solution to an international problem. the home office has always maintained that this policy is lawful and the uk high court upheld this in december 2022. legal proceedings are ongoing, but we are committed to delivering this policy and getting flights going as soon as legally practicable. i visited going as soon as legally practicable. ivisited kigali in march and saw that rwanda is more than ready to help people thrive in a new country. these efforts demonstrate our commitment to doing all that we can within the existing legislative framework. but we have also been clear that to stop the boats, we must go further and that the framework needs to change. and thatis the framework needs to change. and that is why, lastly, mr speaker, we are reforming our laws. this is what the public once and all politicians should get behind our bill. the
of things? >> and the present day the only remedy is the ballot box and th only remedy is to be as loud as you possibly can because we can see three different examples that the companies, counties, entities they respond to the loudest voice so that's where w are now. we are moving in the future. we've already had issues with the board of education and stat legislators saying were not going to allow local school boards to tell the children wha to do were going to make it lasso even though you're supposed to be elected, you're elected, thanks for showing up, but now do what we say. >> lastly, charlie gasper reno of fox wrote about this talking about the dodgers he said doctors invited catholic offending is the latest mlb era going upward for most things there nothing about your group of so they can belittle the catholic church at a baseball game, it's also got to be bad for business pride for catholic church, any of these people you talk about legal rights going
what was the reasoning this time, naming the 23? did you learn from naming the 23? did you learn from naming the 23? did you learn from naming the squad for the last tournament?— naming the squad for the last tournament? a, a, , a, a, tournament? no, it has to do with the time schedule _ tournament? no, it has to do with the time schedule and _ tournament? no, it has to do with the time schedule and travelling i tournament? no, it has to do with | the time schedule and travelling to the time schedule and travelling to the other parts of the world. when we had the euros we were in england and we could have a training period, and we could have a training period, and then game clarity, now, that is and then game clarity, now, that is a holiday now, not for the barcelona wolfsburg players, we go quickly to australia and we want to give clarity on that so you don't have to time to train and make the decision because you are already in australia.— because you are already in australia. , ., ., australia. lastly, on leah, filling the void she _ australia. lastly, on leah, filling the void she has _ australia. lastly, on leah, filling the void she has left. _ australia. lastly, on leah, filling the void she has left. the - australia. lastly, on leah, filling the void she has left. the usa i australia. lastly, on leah, filling - the void she has left. the usa game, last october when you were in camp without her, does that help you prepare for going into it? i without her, does that help you prepare for going into it? i think basically all _ prepare for going into it? i think basically all it _ prepare for going into it? i think basically all it will— prepare for going into it? i think basically all it will games - prepare for going into it? i think basically all it will games we - basically all it will games we played helped us, we have seen many players, so, we have seen different
grown to study all of the things that have nothing to do with the environment,. i would argue, it has worked against the protection of the environment. we are trying to refocus the scope back on that on the environmental impacts, making sure we get the best environmental outcomes. lastly, the other big win in there is, we are making some tweaks to threshold, in terms of when the ball plans to give you an example, speaking of a billion dollar project, $1 of federal funds and there will trigger a national environmental policy analysis. we tried to right size those threshold where the environmental resource agencies can be focusing of projects which will truly help. >> think about what garrett just said. it has not been reformed in 40 years, it is a frustration for people all across this country on both sides of the aisle. does not matter if you want to build a road, a renewable energy project, it all gets dark and studied for years, it's a frustration. that is millions of dollars with it. that is all changing now.
here at cannes to celebrate the launch of the latest instalment of the indiana jones franchise. indiana jones and the dahl of destiny. it has an 80—year—old harrison ford. it is taken what it refers to as a blockbuster and lastly that went to top gun maverick which really did wonders of the box office. the indiana jones film is just one of several american movies here at cannes this year as emma jones has been finding out. destiny was fulfilled for indiana jones at cannes this year. the last film of its franchise had its first premier here. harrison ford even received an ordinary palm orfor his career. the oxygen actor was more emotional than any fan, tearful during the press conference. it any fan, tearful during the press conference-—
of the mission, 61%. citywide. can you imagine living in a neighborhood where nine out of 10 of your reads had human feces everywhere? it is unbelievable but this is a third roast of. >> this is mark reese, okay? what we need is a feces index for people to decide. but there was a software developer a few years ago, put together an app where you could basically track where all the feces was. the app had millions of hits and it was at all these areas that were covered in it. this study just simply confirms what everyone physically sees and can smell in san francisco, the place is a wasteland. >> trace: lastly, mayer, london breed, not very popular. apparently her disapproval is 60%. and her approval is about 30%. shi has got joe biden's numbers and, you know, they are going to get rid of her. but they are going to bring somebody else just like her. >> in that same poll, they felt
move, which we thought was a little bit odd because he remains mostly confined to truth social. you'll see a trump campaign treat this, you know, as a three-alarm fire, they know that desantis is the biggest threat to donald trump getting back the republican nomination and they're going to do everything they can to not only distract from this. you'll see attacks throughout the day from the trump camp in order to sort of diminish this launch. i think it usually is custom that on a launch day you sort of let your rivals, your candidates sort of have their day, that won't be the case -- i don't expect -- from donald trump's campaign. >> lastly, alex, we're learning more about jack smith's
they're kind of in a holding pattern. he's the presumptive nominee. but there's jitters about some of those potential vulnerabilities. mrs. clinton just gave voice to some of those. >> lastly, tomi, your thoughts on the age being brought into this. it really is coming full circle. >> it is. every american should look at this and be concerned. hillary clinton wants to bring up the stumbles. you know, i think all of us have stumbled a time or two down the stairs. that's not the issue. every time he speaks, he fumbled, he says something that he ought not to say. he's handlers are very concerned when he goes off script or when he's on script. it's very obvious. i think hillary clinton, you know, she tries to appear that she's this right or die democrat. she's taken a cheap shot at joe because she will throw anybody under the bus to get a moment for hillary clinton. it's going to be remain to be
>> mccarthy has to keep his cats together. >> nobody expected republicans to hold together as well as they did. that's the only deal on the table. >> they are setting the agenda really on offense. >> bret: panel, thanks. got around of the horn. ♪ ♪ >> bret: there is tuesday's tweets. here we go. jeanine asks when will you be doing an interview or town hall with ron desantis? that is a great question. we ask all the time. he has not accepted as of yet. he will be on with trey gowdy tomorrow night at 8:00 p.m. eastern time. what were your thoughts on the hole in one this past weekend? it was so awesome. it was a great thing. mike block, the club pro, hits the hole in one, he finished 15th. is he going to be invited to the pga next year. it was really good for golf. that was a great moment. lastly, mike asks: what will be your next book project after your latest one is released. well, thank you for the tease. latest one is out in october to rescue the constitution. and then, after that in