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organization. a good campaign organization will include precinct captains who should be working to make sure everyone who's identified for that campaign and for that candidate has a plan to vote. that includes vans. that includes people with pickup trucks. wheelchairs for the folks who might not be steady on their feet. this is going to be a real test of the iowa caucus organization zpl . >> to say the least. can you give us the big picture view on caucuses. i think a lot of people may not know what a caucus is. it takes a lot more time than simply going to the polls at your leisure. >> absolutely. so, the main difference between a caucus and a primary is that a k caucus is a party organizing function. it's run by the state party, and volunteers at over 1,600 precinct locations across the state. so, doors open at 6:00, and it starts at 7:00. there's no absentee voting. you have to show up.
an investigation to fair violations, which is how you register to work with a foreign government. money laundering. what they came up with is two misdemeanor tax counts. zpl that's the resolution we have is that mr. biden's going to take responsibility for failing to timely pay his taxes for those two years and there's goin to be a diversion with regard to this ten-day period. >> you heard speaker mccarthy saying this is proof that there are two versions of justice and that this is a slap on the wrist and president biden is being politically persecuted. what's your response? >> again, this was a five year diligent investigation pursued by professional prosecutors some of whom have been career prosecutors. one of whom at least was appointed by president trump. no one has ever said they're not confident, good, or diligent.
is that sort of behavior one of the reasons you said no? >> i don't want to talk about the confidential privileged conversations, but i can talk to you about the issue. i think if donald trump and his team has responded to the subpoena and turned over everything they have, we wouldn't be here today. or if they felt there was a legal reason not to turn something over, they could have provided privilege law. saying we think some privilege and we're not turning it over. those are options. there is not an option to say let's tell them we don't have it. that's why we're here. that's why this case is indicted. zpl what do you make of there's been all sorts of prosecutorial misconduct and that donald trump's team is going to try to get this thrown out? >> i don't think it will be thrown out but they have to put a shot up. they talk about this in their
here's nbc's tom costello. >> reporter: from that massive fire in georgia to a chemical spill near philadelphia, the train derailment in east palestinian and plastics fire in richmond, indiana, fear of the unknown is most terrifying the epa finding hydrogen cyanide, benzine zpl it's hard for me to breathe and my lungs are hurting i have extremely bad headaches >> reporter: lynn childers already had efrp zee ma. he was outside gardening with his great grandchild >> and this black soot or something falling from the sky >> i want to make sure my kids are going to be okay >> reporter: a coalition of groups working to track and prevent chemical disasters estimates there's a chemical
you're called the power couple, the odd couple. >> we're close friends. it's almost like brother and sister a little bit. >> when you disagree, who wins? >> usually her. >> when we disagree, then we end the conversation and we know -- >> we had a pretty tough one a week ago. what was it about? >> i don't remember. it was shall we say candid. >> i want to talk about how the two of you navigated working with former president trump. zpl he famously nicknamed the two of you chuck and nancy. i think you knew that speaker pelosi got under his skin. there was a good cop, bad cop? >> this is an historic moment, the president of the united states.
watched game of soccer in u.s. broadcast history. it's coming on black friday, the day of a thanksgiving in the united states. a huge television audience. a lot of excitement around this game. england started off winning 6-2. the americans lost a winning position against wales in their opening game so the americans really looking to get something more out of this match but i think it really should be a great game. >> don, we are very envious of that assignment. it's been a terrific tournament so far. zpl . >> well, another great tradition is the national dog show. we'll tell youou which p pup wa crown top dog next. it looks so o good it makes me hangry! settle down there, big guy the new subway series. what's your pick? i grew up an athlete, i rode horses... i really do take care of myself. i try to stay in shape. that's really important,
have been violent? >> because calls i were getting, i have guns, where are we meeting. and i was the voice of reason. no. i'm glad you have guns. stock up your ammo. but we're not there yet. so anybody that calls us violent or insurrectionists or, you know, outlaws, we're not. zpl >> but he did use threatening language. >> we also have people on the streets. we know where you live. we know who your family is. we know your dog's name. you don't vote your way out of socialism once it takes root, the only way to evad kate it is to fight with arms, to have a violent, violent confrontation and have blood in the streets. >> anger is okay. but this type of public anger. >> i don't like to live my life as an angry person but righteous anger has a place in human society. >> reporter: we spent a lot of time with carlos. we went to the east coast and the midwest to talk to the very
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u.s. was there. they put a full u.s. command strike force to the. here's what we saw. u.s. and allies in a united force facing aggression from russia. the "u.s.s. harry s. truman" is in europe refining cooperation for nato allies to ensure we can operate clearly and in2e7 great different nadeau partners. zpl as russia continues to amass troops near the border with ukraine, the u.s. will help further strengthen the nato alliance. this is the first time that a null carrier strike group.
civilizations decided that ukr ukraine, okay, let's speak about this later, but not gentlemen and women. it's very, very important if we want to stop putin now, the war will be in other houses, in houses of europe and other parts of europe. zpl the prosecutor general also said in her opinion russian president vladimir putin can personally be charged. if you'd like to help people in ukraine who may be in need of shelter, food, water, many to as you've seen on cnn, please go to cnn.com/impact. you'll find several ways you can help. we'll be back after this short break.