They ll want to give you 12 things. anything to get you to move on from that first question that they didn t want to answer. that s the thing, if you go into it saying, i m not leaving this interview until this question is answered, it s going to be fireworks are going to explode, you know? i ve been told to be quiet and pass this on to willie. willie, we had some news yesterday. i love the scene work. we re getting some good takes that we can use. it s a workshop thing, kind of like it. the actor studio. i like it. we have some important news to turn to. the military strikes launched yesterday by the united states and allies against the iranian-backed houthis in yemen hitting more than 60 targets in over a dozen locations. joining us now is pentagon press secretary major general patrick ryder. major ryder, thank you for being with us this morning. what more can you tell us about specific targets, what was struck, and why now, given the months of attacks from houthis on these shipping lanes,
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He s going to fight this. to expect them to plead not guilty. question will be. will he be handcuffed one of his attorneys saying this morning on another program that he did not think that he would, but that could be up to the discretion of the district attorney s office. and then because this is a non violent crime, trump will be released without ballots. it s a standard thing in new york were expecting, according to our sources that there will be more than 30 counts in this indictment, and sources say that they have been exploring looking at charging the former president with falsifying business records that can be a misdemeanor. it can also be a felony if the business records were falsified to commit or conceal another crime. all these details will be made public. on tuesday when the india will be unsealed. we re told by sources that we do not expect to see these charges before then, although, of course with this everything is fluid. jess jim question well, credit as well to care for breaking this news yesterday. we are learning more about some of the specific questions that grand jury had as they made this