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Everyone. Thank you so much for joining me. Im fredricka whitfield. All right. Were less than 24 hours away now from witness singh history tomorrow, Opening Statements began and the trial of defendant donald trump, the first former president ever to be on trial. For criminal charges. Trump well, Walk Into A Manhattan courtroom tomorrow morning, where he will hear the states case against him. He is facing dozens of charges related to an alleged Hush Money Payment to Adult Film Actress Stormy Daniels made before the 2016 election this is the first of four criminal cases against trump to go to tr...

Addition to the ten contempt violations, he's going to face on tuesday. >> oh, well, let's talk about that tuesday potentially. i and you mentioned his attorneys could object to some of the things that the prosecutors say and the openings statements. so that too could be the urging of a very frustrated donald trump that could produce some fireworks. but as it pertains to tuesday, and the judge, juan more considering the prosecutors multiple claims of trump violating a gag order should more sean have had a hearing on this sooner than tuesday will this be an interruption of flow of information t...

The UK’s information commissioner, John Edwards, said that the Department for Work and Pensions must answer its customers’ questions on the use of AI in dealing with welfare claims or face contempt of court charges if they failed to do so.

The UK’s information commissioner, John Edwards, said that the Department for Work and Pensions must answer its customers’ questions on the use of AI in dealing with welfare claims or face contempt of court charges if they failed to do so.

Evidence. now, it's a temporary, temporary win-win here because it looked like we were headed towards a potential contempt vote and contempt prosecution of meadows. now, the committee at least gets some information out of meadows. some is better than none, and meadows avoids the possibility of being federally indicted which to most non-steve bannon people is a good thing. however, the big question is, how initial will this initial cooperation be? what happens when the committee starts asking mark meadows those really tough questions that may be really damaging for donald trump? will he answer?...