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be able to have them. you can't tip them on the credit card, it's 2023, why can't i put a tip on my credit card? because the workers at this store decided that they want to be unionized. >> i was struck today to see the photo of the line to get into this hearing. most hearings happen, there's not a huge thing. this was an enormous time. >> highly consequential. thanks as always. >> -- thank you to you at home for joining us this hour. this is the ukrainian city of bakhmut, or what is left of it. prior to russia's invasion last year, it was a small, relatively unremarkable city of abo...

vietnam that's, you couldn't ask for anything and you better. >> fulfilling a marine motto, -- always faithful. harry smith, nbc news, florida. >> my dad who served in that -- called me this morning, and ask me to acknowledge this day, and i'm grateful that we are. because we are grateful today, and every day for the service and sacrifice of our military and their families. on that note, i wish you all a very good night from washington d.c.. from all our colleagues across the networks of nbc, thank you for staying up, i will see you at the end of tomorrow. at the end of tomo>> thanks...

That's one theory. here's another one. the manhattan grand jury weighing potential ash many treasures against donald trump could have voted on monday. we just wouldn't know it yet. former prosecutors told insiders that if they already voted to indict, they don't need to file the indictment immediately, and quote. we're not so sure about this one. who knows. it had to do with allen weisselberg, the former chief financial officer currently serving a five year sentence -- this is for the manhattan times. they warned that they might file new fraud charges against allen weisselberg, and a longtime ...

He's made if it serves them. that's one theory. here's another one. the manhattan grand jury weighing potential ash many treasures against donald trump could have voted on monday. we just wouldn't know it yet. former prosecutors told insiders that if they already voted to indict, they don't need to file the indictment immediately, and quote. we're not so sure about this one. who knows. it had to do with allen weisselberg, the former chief financial officer currently serving a five year sentence -- this is for the manhattan times. they warned that they might file new fraud charges against allen...