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do. it is even more difficult when they don't have direct evidence of it. donald trump expected to testify and said he will do that. certainly deny his own mental intent here and michael cohen. the lawyers will be very resentful of michael cohen and all of the plots and ploys he was using over the years much less his fraud. >> bill: if trump's team is trying to find a diamond in the rough. 12% of the vote in manhattan. as jeanine was pointing out yesterday they come off the voter rolls. it is an overwhelmingly democratic city. do you think they can find the diamond in the rough? >> they need to play it as an underdog story. not because of the facts. he is an underdog because this case should have never been brought in the first place and sitting in front of judge merchan, a district unfair toward him given the disparity of red versus blue but facts are on his side. if his defense team is playing
action now. >> we can abet the cost of reckless political ploys, from the state of texas, hello. >> bottom line is this going to congress to act, we need them to do it expeditiously, we cannot have type of chaos he continues to come from the state of texas. brian: but that is what texas asking us and despite the record invokes, we see that have hoping maybe you should is welcome that the renting and rhetoric and the other white house encompass might affect me to a deal in congress after all, because with the presence of approval immigration unfolds as low as 2t the democrats are hurting, inventing and you don't know if you're there's an election coming up and it summa networks have no choice, but to really harsh reality, to their audience. >> few issues have biden administration like the unprecedented number crossing illegally from a skill. >> turning up the pressure on
action now. >> we can abet the cost of reckless political ploys, from the state of texas, hello. >> bottom line is this going to congress to act, we need them to do it expeditiously, we cannot have type of chaos he continues to come from the state of texas. brian: but that is what texas asking us and despite the record invokes, we see that have hoping maybe you should is welcome that the renting and rhetoric and the other white house encompass might affect me to a deal in congress after all, because with the presence of approval immigration unfolds as low as 2t the democrats are hurting, inventing and you don't know if you're there's an election coming up and it summa networks have no choice, but to really harsh reality, to their audience. >> few issues have biden administration like the unprecedented number crossing illegally from a skill. >> turning up the pressure on
capacity or nearly out of room. >> it will cramp city budgets around the country. $160 million of cost in next year's budget. 10% of our entire city budget. >> dana: denver's democratic mayor mike johnson is here. alexis mcadams live in new york city where the mayor is taking his own action. what would that be, alexis? >> well, mayor eric adams is now suing the charter bus companies bringing hundreds of migrants by the week here to the port authority in manhattan. he says he is fed up and is blaming the governor of texas saying greg abbott is doing this as a big scheme. >> we cannot bear the costs of reckless political ploys from the state of texas alone. these companies have violated state law by not paying the course of caring for these migrants and that's why we're suing. >> so let's take a look at the
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and this has tapped - into an anti—elitism, this has tapped into, you know, _ a sense of anti—corruption, which, of course, for obvious reasons, - has a strong constituency in russia, so it's a difficult position. i think if i were to put myself in his shoes, i somewhat reluctantly, _ i would say that probably the most likely option is going to be that whatever happens with shoigu i and the sort of military top brass, there's going to be an effort - to try to distract by going harder within the counteroffensive. - i sorry, within the sort of fightingl back against the counteroffensive in ukraine, you expect to see sort of many more missile attacks, - not that they've been let up, i and this focus on trying to show that they can succeed, - they can succeed in the war, but with morale as it is, - and even further destroyed, that could be a hard task. with regard to that war, there is a question i want to put to you all in a moment, with regards to possible ploys or deception that some
that they— more missile impacts on kyiv, not that they have been let up, and a focus _ that they have been let up, and a focus on — that they have been let up, and a focus on trying to show that they can succeed in the war. but with morale — can succeed in the war. but with morale as— can succeed in the war. but with morale as it _ can succeed in the war. but with morale as it is and even further destroyed, _ morale as it is and even further destroyed, i think that will be a hard _ destroyed, i think that will be a hard task _ destroyed, i think that will be a hard task. , ., destroyed, i think that will be a hard task-— hard task. there is a question i want to put _ hard task. there is a question i want to put to _ hard task. there is a question i want to put to you _ hard task. there is a question i want to put to you all- hard task. there is a question i want to put to you all in - hard task. there is a question i want to put to you all in a - hard task. there is a question i - want to put to you all in a moment with regards to possible ploys or deception that viewers have asked, but with regards to your role at bbc monitoring, which monitors language services and media around the world, and in your position with regards to russia, we know that for decades vladimir putin and the kremlin has had a vice —like grip, increasingly so, on media. to what degree do you think people beyond rostov—on—don, beyond moscow will be aware of what has been happening in the west of the country in recent days? do you think in the siberian hinterlands, people will be aware of what has taken place? i people will be aware of what has taken place?— people will be aware of what has taken lace? ~ ., , ., ., , taken place? i think anyone with any interest in what _ taken place? i think anyone with any interest in what is _
that these are people who served. these are family members who serve our country, who deploy, who serve overseas. it's a long time planning effort that goes into a lot of these situations, and it's just -- the plain disregard for their lives and the implications for these individuals, that never really factored a lot of the time into the equation because it was all a political game and for political plots and ploys. >> the other question, of course, why would somebody keep something like this, whether it's some sort of a trophy, to settle a score, as alyssa was intimating. or, there is even far more nefarious things if you want a business deal with this certain country, and trading information or sort of dangling that access to information, i mean, that would be unheard of for a former president. >> right. it could lead to bribery. it could lead to bribery of others who knew that these documents were there, right, for people who want access to that information.