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Inquiry. the doj has been interested in mar-a-lago surveillance footage that captured these boxes of documents being moved around. and now, we are learning, again, according to this reporting from the times, that investigators are looking into the handling of that surveillance footage itself. to get to the bottom of what happened, the doj has apparently issued a wave of new subpoenas, and gotten grand jury testimony, including testimony from two of trump s longtime allies, who appeared before the federal grand jury today. matthew calamari sr., who was chief operating officer of the trump organization, and his son, matthew calamari, jr., who is the trump organization s corporate director of security those men are among the trump world figures who may have insight into the handling of that mar-a-lago surveillance footage. now, the reason for this new interest in that camera footage is this. back in october, the washington post reported that walter not waltonada, trump s body man
He is the consummate networker. the federalist society goes all the way back to the early 1980s, but it was in 1991 when leonard leo became a director, that he began raising all sorts of money. in high school, his nickname was mr. you know, moneybags. he is a terrific networker. he s very effective on what he wants. he worked very closely with mitch mcconnell, the senate leader, in selecting people. and he was very close to don mcgahn in the trump white house. and most recently he secured a $1.6 billion donation that will help him be even more powerful going forward with money. so, walter, democratic congressman ted lieu of california tweeted, quote, leonard leo directed fake invoices to be made so that he could secretly line of the pockets of the wife of a supreme court justice. this is corrupt, unquote. how is it corrupt? obviously it doesn t look good, but it s not as though leonard leo is secretive about what he wants the court to do.
His apartment, his car, is subsidized by the trump organization. and his son, matthew calamari, jr. is the director of security for the trump organization. and so these two people, clearly are the people that would be responsible for the surveillance tapes that are owned by the organization, and then ultimately were turned over to the justice department. cnn s previously reported that another close aide to the former president was seen on camera moving boxes containing documents out of the mar-a-lago storage closet. to be clear, what we are talking about tonight is a separate inquiry into how the surveillance footage itself was handled, right? that s right, anderson. so, we are getting a taste, though, that that person that person is named walt not the heat he works for trump, he is on his payroll, works for donald trump, travels with donald trump quite often. this is all sort of it might have a question right. so, walter now the, we ve seen on those surveillance tapes leaving with and we do know that the calamari s, one of the things they are being asked about his
Only of a certain date range. they only keep surveillance video footage for a specific period of time. it also sounds as though what the special counsel wants to hear about how people like walter who s caught on the video and calamaris may have been discussing it. moving the boxes out after they received the subpoena and the direction to keep the boxes in the storage room really important for the justice department to know about those conversations entail. we know when it comes to the classified documents that the justice department is looking at possible obstruction of justice. so what are the potential crimes that you think prosecutors could be looking at related to the surveillance footage and how does it fit in the broader obstruction of justice investigation? sure, any mishandling of
Former structure governing the supreme court justices is unattainable. it would be a statement to the american people that their faith in the court s adherence to core ethica ethical principles matters. a recent marist poll showing 37 of americans are confident in the high court, and that s down from 59% back in 2018. joining me now is the former director of the office of government ethics and now a senior ethics fellow at the project on government oversight. walter, great to see you. thank you for coming to the table here. in a written statement before today s hearing a conservative former appeals court judge told the committee that changes have to be made. i want to read what he said. he said the court should enact a code of conduct that should subject itself to the highest
Relationship, to this day if somebody poses me off i still say, god will get you for that walter. mod was the first time we saw a independent woman that was not afraid to speak her mind at the center of a family sitcom. her husband made a appearance. i do not want you to be a made no more. your mother was a maid, that is how your brothers got through school and you became a fireman. when they finished the scene we thought, let s fill out that family. that is the first time you saw a black family on television. look who finally got back from their honeymoon in the bathroom mirror.
Edith s cousin on all in the family. she can take on archie head to head. you can come to the table to eat or live there and feed off of your own fat. silverman called norman and said get that woman her own show. it was not your all-american family. you are getting senile in your own age. i only hope to live long enough to become a burden to you. a independent, strong woman that speaks her mind. she was married to her 4th husband, walter. i loved their combative