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i am being indicted for you. i never forget that our enemies want to stop me because i am the only one who is going to be able to stop them. >> trump was also lashing out at republicans in congress, threatening members of his party to pursue investigations against democrats or risk losing their seats. what do you make of trump's messaging, and why some of his supporters are buying into this? >> reverend, it's a continuation of the rhetoric that paved the way for the insurrection on january 6th to happen. this combination of lust and vengeance, and anger, misplaced at our political system, misplaced at the structures of our entire governing institutions. once again, he is going back to that january 6th playbook of trying to incite violence. make no mistake about it, we learned after january 6th that it's not just words, it's not just rhetoric, that his die
period. and if you stop holding people accountable for criminality, regardless of who told them to do it, one can almost argue, it's worse if you're doing something that you know was wrong just because someone told you to do it. that said, what's interesting about this dynamic, as mary has said, and ty cobb said very colourfully, is that this was a really strong case before yesterday. it is a much stronger case today. it's really all you defended other than donald trump, any other circumstances, we would be talking about a plea deal being negotiated. this is from conversations with former prosecutors and also defense attorneys. he is in a very difficult position. he has said categorically he will not negotiate a plea deal. it is the centerpiece of his political campaign. grievance in vengeance. so he is literally a brick wall when it comes to a plea
former prosecutors and also defense attorneys. he is in a very difficult position. he has said categorically he will not negotiate a plea deal. it is the centerpiece of his political campaign. grievance in vengeance. so he is literally a brick wall when it comes to a plea agreement. the other two folks, walt nauta and mr. de oliveira are not in the same position. walt nauta is closer to him, has a tighter relationship with trump, and would be presumably less likely to flip. but the new defendant, the third defendant, is not as close to trump. he's an older guy. he somebody who has been working at this place, in mar-a-lago, for a long time. the question is, he clearly has
vengeance. he has vowed to essentially go after the fbi and the justice essentially go after the fbi and thejustice department, restructure them, change them from top to bottom, something he tried to do when he was president, if you is elected. polls are showing some erosion in his core support among republicans but for the most part a lot of these accusations tend to strengthen his hand with his face, not weaken it. i briefly want to ask you what you think this means for the department ofjustice because of course as we know the republicans have tried to argue that the doj was not tough enough or swift enough for example when it came to hunter biden who now has the latest further charges filed against donald trump. what do you think this could mean for the department ofjustice in terms of how this could play out politically, briefly, if you don't mind?— politically, briefly, if you don't mind? , ., , ., don't mind? great question. i was in delaware _ don't mind? great question. i was in delaware yesterday . don't mind? great question. i was in delaware yesterday at | was in delaware yesterday at the hunter biden the agreement
the british m.o.d. say short of cash and selling russian international assets to pay his fighters. the cia director bill burns says that prigozhin shows no intent on retiring and far from a hard exile in belarus, is able to move freely in and out of russia. prigozhin's first post mutiny appearance on camera seems to have come in belarus last week. now he seems to be back in russia on putin's doorstep. hard to believe it could have happened without his old friend, the russian president's say so. and i think the real question now for prigozhin is how long is this currency of involvement for putin in africa with these different leaders, with these different shady types of business deals that apparently have been going on, how long is that currency good to keep him out of the type of vengeance that we've seen putin wreak on other opponents who have been so
this counteroffensive is to drive south, split that russian line and cut through what has become known as this land bridge, which connects russian occupied crimea with donbas. when i spoke with the ukrainian defense minister a couple days ago said this is their main priority to reach the sea of as of and split those russian defenses. here in the city of odesa, this city has come under withering russian attack. they did not attack the city overnight. there was no significant attack but we heard air raid sirens. i'm standing in front of a building that has been pretty badly destroyed. this is one of those historical buildings, some of the 25 that were damaged in recent strikes alongside the cathedral i spoke to you from just yesterday. workers have been working here throughout the course of the morning to clear it. we have seen over the past week russia not attacking the city on certain nights. but then, poppy, they will come back with a vengeance.
brian: remembering then terrifying scenes from the 1980s classic jaws made so many of us think twice about going in the water, going in the beach pray that there is back with a vengeance this summer and real-life shark attacks being reported across the country. so far this year they have been more than 40 unprovoked attacks which means we did not want to start this, they started with us. the fear is very real. and i can understand it but some have gone so far to say i am afraid of sharks. >> why are you not intimidated by sharks? don't you feel like they're way too many sharks? where are the sharks so angry? what i was in palm beach last week professor you attacked? >> we should stay out of the water until oceans are calm and down. go in a pool and stay away from the beach. >> a spinner shark jumped out about 20 feet from me at me. >> you said a spinner shark? >> jumpjumped out of the water d does a spin. it came right at me. and i went lickety-split that was put in much the last time.
brian: remembering then terrifying scenes from the 1980s classic jaws made so many of us think twice about going in the water, going in the beach pray that there is back with a vengeance this summer and real-life shark attacks being reported across the country. so far this year they have been more than 40 unprovoked attacks which means we did not want to start this, they started with us. the fear is very real. and i can understand it but some have gone so far to say i am afraid of sharks. >> why are you not intimidated by sharks? don't you feel like they're way too many sharks? where are the sharks so angry? what i was in palm beach last week professor you attacked? >> we should stay out of the water until oceans are calm and down. go in a pool and stay away from the beach. >> a spinner shark jumped out about 20 feet from me at me. >> you said a spinner shark? >> jumps ojumped out of the watd does a spin. it came right at me. and i went lickety-split that was put in much the last time.