Was unlawfully conspiring to solicit requests and get ruby freeman to get new false statements that would fit in their conspiracy, lies, online, online. the indictment says they were recruited by william loses philip that third, the head of a group the causes of black voices for trump. in june ruby freeman and shaye moss were cleared of any fraud cases. and this whole process led to a georgia elections board double checking what are now initially what led to the indictments. so they even double check what the now indicted coconspirators were pushing. indictments are just. at the d.a. was clear about that last night. a set of allegations that have not been proven. these people are legally presumed innocent. but being legally presumed innocent s court is the legal side. the public side, or we just saw in that general six testimony and what has been documented, which you might read about in a paper, has been beyond ugly.
Estate, called althorp. we got a look at side diana s stunning childhood home. her brother charles and his wife gave nbc s cynthia mcfadden a tour. this is a room i would sit with diana tap dancing as a teenager. as a teenager, she was endless tap dancing. that s might main connection to this house. inside the grand house, it was not always warm and friendly. the parents divorced, and her mother lost custody of the children. but the father remarried a woman called raine spencer. diana and her brother called her acid rain, and they kept her at arm s length in one of the estate s smallest rooms. we were up in the attic, and for a house like this, i d say very, very modest rooms. but that s the way it was. diana s unhappy childhood would later manifest itself in a big way. she was very, very needy. penny chuner has written extensively about the royals including books on both prince charles and diana.
Panorama, with mark basheer. where she deliver that now infamous remark about camilla that ricocheted around the world. there were three of us in this marriage, she told basheer. so it was a bit crowded. if she expose herself, it was the raw diana. she thought she had to do this, prince charles had more or less admitted to having an adulterous affair with camilla. and diana felt very hurt by this, and that so she was thinking, i have to reach out and tell this, and reach out to people. diana also shocked many viewers when asked if charles would ever become king. she said, quote, i don t know if any of us would know the answer to that. it was very powerful tv, but while saying many of the things that she did say, which i felt were totally fair, she used it as an opportunity to attack prince charles fitness to be a monarch, to be a future king. that was a major, major problem.
I m amazed that she s been brave enough to take me on. and i suppose, in love? of course. whatever in love means. the real story behind that rather awkward interview actually goes much deeper. charles was hesitant to propose to diana, so much so that is father, prince philip, sent him a leather. philip was saying to him, look, you ve been seeing this girl, you can t leader of the garden path, so to speak. either merrier, or let her go. otherwise, she s gonna be a very damaged young woman. charles, under pressure to fulfill his royal duties, and diana, just 19 years old, decide to pledge what was essentially a arrange mayors. she was very much in love with him. and he was not yet in love with her. he was the balance into asking dana to marry him before he was
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so, so severe, the doctor immediately sprung into action. you have to be really quick to do the first assessment. two people are not reacting, so i assume they are dead. and the two others are reacting, breathing, shouting. dodi al fayed and the driver, henri paul, were dead. and trevor was somehow clinging to life. as was diana who was trapped in the backseat. did the woman in the back say anything? this woman did not say anything. she was unconscious. her dead was down. she had difficulty to breathe. when i looked at her, she was still a very beautiful woman. in the chaos, neither doctor realized who it was. i think it s well known, a prince or something. and his girlfriend. or wife or something. like that. by now, photographer pierre had arrived. just as he was preparing to snap some photos, police showed up and ordered him out of the tunnel. but he still managed to get these dramatic shots from the outside looking in. i had a little telephoto lens. i took pictures of anything that i could see. meanwhile, the doctor was desperately trying to help
Reduced after that. but when it came to her marriage, diana s book lay haste on the inevitable. the prince and princess of whales have began closing the book on their fairytale romance. they are separating after 11 often stormy years of marriage. of course, it was only a formality. the two had already been living separate lives. then, diana decided to make another change. over the next few months, i will be seeking a more suitable way of combining a meaningful public role with hopefully, a more private life. the most popular women in the world was withdrawing from public life. diana went into semi seclusion, allowing her to spend more time with her sons, william and harry. as they recalled in a 2000 interview with nbc news. as children, we wanted to spend time with her. and the time was amazing. just a mother, as anyone would say about their own mother. just amazing.
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Democratic s strategy here? first of all, we are here because democratic s strategy here? first of all, we are here because richard i all, we are here because richard nixon all, we are here because richard nixon wasn t held accountable in 1972~ nixon wasn t held accountable in 1972 he nixon wasn t held accountable in 1972. he was pardoned. he was never sent to 1972. he was pardoned. he was never sent to jail. 1972. he was pardoned. he was never sent to jail, he was never tried, none 5ent to jail, he was never tried, none of sent to jail, he was never tried, none of that, and that is why we are here today none of that, and that is why we are here today. for the democrats, they ust here today. for the democrats, they just need here today. for the democrats, they just need to here today. for the democrats, they just need to keep doing what they are doing just need to keep doing what they are doing to much of the american people that they are fighting for them and fixing their problems and making them and fixing their problems and making their lives better. donald trump making their lives better. donald trump is making their lives better. donald trump is out for donald trump and no one else, trump is out for donald trump and no one else, by trump is out for donald trump and no one else, by the way, he s not for democracy one else, by the way, he s not for democracy either. and that is the contrast democracy either. and that is the contrast to democracy either. and that is the contrast to us even now to november 2024. contrast to us even now to november 2024. at contrast to us even now to november 2024. at this process has to go and no matter what, and donald trump i5 begging that he want to be held accountable, but for the democracy in this accountable, but for the democracy in this country to continue, he must be. ,., in this country to continue, he must be. ., , ., in this country to continue, he must be. ., , , be. all right, both of you see this as critical as be. all right, both of you see this as critical as the be. all right, both of you see this as critical as the special - be. all right, both of you see this as critical as the special counsel. as critical as the special counsel continues this investigation. we will continue talking about more topics in a little bit, but good to have your perspective marianne and philip on that story, and also on the current president biden in arizona. thanks for watching and we will be back with you in just a little bit.