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Northwest Newsradio
"trump associates" Discussed on Northwest Newsradio
"For the president to still urging Congress to do more on immigration, it's on to Mexico where he and First Lady Jill Biden met yesterday with president Andres Manuel Lopez over a door. The First Lady stress cooperation between North American countries. It makes us bold and brave. So we can build a better world for the generations to come. Together. The president's joined in Mexico by Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau, his shoes on the table during this week's summit range from immigration and fentanyl to trade with China and crime. I'm Clayton Neville. A special grand jury in Georgia that's been looking at whether former president Trump and his allies committed any crimes while allegedly trying to overturn the results of the 2020 election has finished its work, as Washington correspondent Sagar Meghani reports, the case now goes to the Fulton county district attorney. We've spent a lot of time on this and if we could just go over some of the numbers, I think it's pretty clear that we won, we won very substantially, Georgia. You even see it by rally size, frankly. The investigation began about two years ago after a recording surfaced of Trump on the phone with Georgia's top elections official. So all I want to do is this, I just want to find 11,000 780 votes, which is one more that we have. Because we won the state a special grand jury heard testimony from dozens of people, including close Trump associates and high ranking state officials. The judge overseeing the panel says it has now issued a final report. That moves the investigation to step closer to possible criminal charges against the ex-president and others. They are shredding ballots in my opinion based on what I've heard and they are removing machinery and they're moving it as fast as they can. Both of which are criminal fines and you can't let it happen and you are letting it happen. You know, I mean, I'm notifying you that you're letting it happen. It will be up to the district attorney to decide whether to seek an indictment from a regular grand jury. Sagar Meghani, Washington. It's 11 after coming up on America in the morning from the garden state, a federal judge rules on guns. Back after these messages. What's for dinner, burgers? After last week, no thanks. Avoiding foods due to fear of diarrhea, gas bloating, stomach pain or loose oily stools, it may not be just stomach issues. It could be EPI, or exocrine pancreatic insufficiency, EPI can cause uncomfortable symptoms because it's a condition where the pancreas doesn't release enough digestive enzymes to break down food
Northwest Newsradio
"trump associates" Discussed on Northwest Newsradio
"For the president to still urging Congress to do more on immigration, it's on to Mexico where he and First Lady Jill Biden met yesterday with president Andres Manuel Lopez over a door. The First Lady stress cooperation between North American countries. It makes us bold and brave. So we can build a better world for the generations to come. Together. The president has joined in Mexico by Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau, his shoes on the table during this week's summit range from immigration and fentanyl to trade with China and crime. I am Clayton Neville. A special grand jury in Georgia that's been looking at whether former president Trump and his allies committed any crimes while allegedly trying to overturn the results of the 2020 election has finished its work, as Washington correspondent Sagar Meghani reports the case now goes to the Fulton county district attorney. We've spent a lot of time on this and if we could just go over some of the numbers, I think it's pretty clear that we won, we weren't very substantially Georgia. You even see it by rally size, frankly. The investigation began about two years ago after a recording surfaced of Trump on the phone with Georgia's top elections official. So all I want to do is this, I just want to find 11,000 780 votes, which is one more that we have. Because we won the state a special grand jury heard testimony from dozens of people, including close Trump associates and high ranking state officials. The judge overseeing the panel says it has now issued a final report. That moves the investigation a step closer to possible criminal charges against the ex-president and others. They are shredding ballots in my opinion based on what I've heard and they are removing machinery and they're moving it as fast as they can. Both of which are criminal fines and you can't let it happen and you are letting it happen. You know, I mean, I'm notifying you that you're letting it happen. It will be up to the district attorney to decide whether to seek an indictment from a regular grand jury. Sagar Meghani, Washington. It's 11 after coming up
WTOP
"trump associates" Discussed on WTOP
"Documents he came here to D.C. to do so and to also determine other factors, how they ended up at this location. He will then present his findings, findings to the attorney general. We know that he's already updated the attorney general recently, but this review is close to its conclusion. The national archives took possession of the materials early today after they were discovered and Glenn thrush who covers the Justice Department for The New York Times will be with us at 8 40 tonight just minutes from now for better exploit, not a better explanation, but I would say a deeper or further explanation into what we're dealing with here with President Biden, now being linked just from classified documents, not just former president Trump. New scrutiny for a newly elected congressman accused of lying about his life story. CBS News correspondent Scott McFarland at the capitol. First term, Republican congressman George Santos of Long Island is already facing accusations he lied about his education as professional life his personal story. Now in a formal complaint with the federal elections commission, the nonprofit campaign legal center alleges that Santos has money that was donated to his campaign that is not accounted for, and they allege he may have used campaign money on a personal apartment. Scott mcfarlane reporting, President Biden is in Mexico City for a meeting with the leaders of Mexico and Canada. Today, the Mexican president says he'll consider accepting more migrants than previously announced under President Biden do border security plan. White House national security adviser Jake Sullivan says those talks are ongoing. What we need is to see how the program announced last week works in practice. What, if any adjustments need to be made to that program and then we can talk about taking the next step. Migration is just one of the issues casting a long shadow over the two day summit. The leaders are also expected to discuss trade and climate change. A special grand jury in Georgia that's been investigating whether then president Trump and his allies tried to interfere with the outcome of the 2020 election has finished its work. The judge overseeing the panel issued in order today to dissolve the grand jury. It heard from dozens of witnesses, including numerous close Trump associates, the cases among several around the country, the threatened legal peril for the former president, as he seeks a second term in 2024. So what is going on with these classified documents connected to current President Biden, former vice president at the time that he had this office at a D.C. think tank were classified documents were found. We'll talk to The New York Times
AP News Radio
Georgia special grand jury investigating 2020 election finishes its work
"A special grand jury in Georgia that's been looking at whether Donald Trump Ed allies committed any crimes while trying to overturn the 2020 election has finished its work. The investigation began about two years ago after a recording surfaced of Trump on the phone with Georgia's top elections official. I just want to find 11,000 780 votes, a special grand jury heard testimony from dozens of people, including close Trump associates and high ranking state officials. The judge overseeing the panel says it has now issued a final report. That moves the investigation a step closer to possible criminal charges against the ex-president and others. It will be up to the district attorney to decide whether to seek an indictment from a regular grand jury. Sagar Meghani, Washington
Stephanie Miller's Happy Hour Podcast
"trump associates" Discussed on Stephanie Miller's Happy Hour Podcast
"I do think the congressional, the J 6 criminal referrals, will actually help on that front. Well, okay, so tell us what's happening now, the DoJ has gained access to all these Trump documents, obviously, right? The special has officially been. Ordered as officially been dismissed. So what does that mean? What's happening now? So the DoJ now has access to all these documents. The delay didn't work, now what's happening. So what that means is the decks have been cleared for Jack Smith to break into a justice sprint, right? There is no longer anything holding them back from using all of the documents that were seized from Mar-a-Lago. In furtherance of criminal charges against Trump and Steph not only Trump, because we know Trump didn't load up boxes, ship them to Mar-a-Lago, unload them, put them wherever it was. He was trying to hide them. This is going to be a conspiracy indictment. It's going to be Donald Trump and others that assisted him in this crime. Those are co-conspirators. And you know what, that is a challenging investigation. And that's what I think Jack Smith is probably trying to get his arms around as quickly as he can. So speaking of associates, so obviously the breaking news this morning is that sources are saying four more Trump associates are in the criminal referral hot seat by the J 6 committee, Mark Meadows, John eastman, Jeffrey Clark, Rudy Giuliani. I can't remember Gwen if you were in the, you know, yes, it's good to make a criminal referral from the J 6 committee or it's not or it doesn't matter. What do you think? Well, first of all, it's a co equal branch of government that has done an exhaustive and pretty remarkable investigation on the Trump launched attack on our democracy. Interviewed more than a thousand witnesses collected up more than a million documents. And now they're putting a report together that's going to assimilate at all and show the American people not just the Department of Justice, the crimes that have been committed. You know, DoJ can't ignore it. They won't be bound by it. They will beat their chest and say we're proud of our independent prosecutorial discretion. Thank you very much Congress. But it's going to be important. And I believe it has to move the needle step because if we see all of the evidence of the crimes that have been committed, you know DoJ will see it and I think DoJ will have to act. Yeah, I agree. I think the evidence is so overwhelming Glen that they can't just say oh well, but you know it's doesn't rise to it. Of course it rises to a criminal referral. I mean, I think that train has already left the station about, oh, it's going to make it political. In what world is it not political that a former president tried to overthrow the government of the United States, right? It's all political. And here's what I'll say, you know, I've said this before. The chief of the J 6 investigative team, Tim heathy, former RICO prosecutor that I worked with for years.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"trump associates" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Was brought up at the highly anticipated debate between democratic U.S. senator Rafael Warnock and his Republican challenger on Friday with walker denying his support of a complete ban. And I say I'll support the Georgia heartbeat because that's the bill of the people from governor Kim. And I said, that has exceptions in it. Warnock said that the decision should be done in the room between a woman and her doctor. The federal case against one of the sources behind an anti Trump dossier used by the FBI is in the hands of a jury. It's part of special counsel John Durham's ongoing investigation into the origins of the Russia investigation that led the FBI to issue several search warrants involving Trump associates. There are maintains a Russian think tank operative met with a democratic operative and lied to the FBI about the meeting. President Vladimir Putin says 16,000 Russians who were drafted are deployed and fulfilling combat tasks, speaking in Kazakhstan, the Russian leader defended his invasion of Ukraine and said he had no regrets. His comments come following prominent military commentators criticizing the Kremlin for sending unprepared draftees into battle. The race to replace Ohio senator rob Portman is neck and neck. Lisa Taylor has more. Recent polls show less than a one point spread between democratic candidate Tim Ryan and his Republican challenger JD Vance. That's within the margin of error, making the race too close to call next month's Ohio Senate race is being closely watched by Americans because it's one of just a few that will decide which political party controls the U.S. Senate at 2023. Tear gas was the main cause of death in a soccer stadium disaster in Indonesia. That's what a fact finding team concluded after looking at the incident in east Java at the beginning of the month, more than a 130 people died. I'm Brian shook. The White House is rolling out a new program to handle a surge of Venezuelan nationals who are illegally crossing the border. Those who don't qualify are supposed to be deported but congressman Tony Gonzalez says Mexico is only accepting a few. The Texas border Republican says there's a daily cap on how many of these migrants that Mexico will accept. Americans have strong opinions when it comes to modern voting laws. Rory O'Neill has more early voting automatic voter registration and absentee ballots for all are popular concepts for Americans. On the flip side, a Gallup survey finds a majority don't want automatic purging of inactive voters or a limit on drop boxes for absentee ballots. The poll does find that 79% want photo ID requirements when casting a ballot. The new poll comes as midterm elections are less than a month away. I'm Rory O'Neill. The richest man in the world is now selling perfume, but he isn't calling the scent Musk, Trey Thomas explains Tesla SpaceX and boring company CEO Elon Musk is marketing a perfume called burnt hair, mask announced on Tuesday that it's available on his tunnel drilling companies website for $100 a bottle, and by Wednesday, sells reportedly topped a $1 million, Musk has updated his Twitter bio to include perfume salesmen, and he tweeted with a name like mine getting into the fragrance business was inevitable. I'm Trey Thomas and Ohio man is admitting to making a bomb and delivering it in a gift box to a romantic rival. Clayton McCoy pleaded guilty in Baltimore federal court this week, prosecutors say he drove 7 hours to deliver the bomb to the boyfriend of a woman who he developed feelings for online. The victims survived shrapnel injuries, but the blast caused nearly $47,000 in damage to his home. I'm Brian shook. And I'm Charlie pellet. At Bloomberg world headquarters. A losing week for the U.S. stock market, a down Friday after a report showed U.S. year ahead of a romantic rival. Clayton McCoy pleaded guilty in Baltimore federal court this week, prosecutors say he drove 7 hours to deliver the bomb to the boyfriend of a woman who he developed feelings for online. The victims survived shrapnel injuries, but the blast caused nearly $47,000 in damage to his home. I'm Brian shook. And I'm Charlie pellet. At Bloomberg world, headquarters. A losing week for the U.S. stock market, a down Friday after a report showed U.S. year ahead inflation expectations rose for the first time in 7 months. Emily Roland is co chief investment strategist at John Hancock investment management. There's certainly been a lot for markets to digest this week in today as well. And I think inflation dynamics really are front and center inflation, of course, has been sort of enemy number one as far as the backup and race as far as the fed hawkishness. And then it is just not going away. Emily Roland of John Hancock. At the Luthor group, chief investment strategist Jim Paulson says this may be the time to start buying stocks. Bear markets don't generally end under conditions that make a lot of sense. Usually the news is horrifically bad. There's no solution to the problems you face. And then the market starts going up for no reason whatsoever. Jim Paulson of the Luthor group. A survey from the University of Michigan says consumers expect prices will climb 5.1% over the next year up from 4.7% in September. Jo Ann Shu is director of surveys at the University of Michigan. People are still feeling the bite of inflation. Higher income people are now really starting to feel concerns about their asset values and the improvement that we saw before. It has been really tentative. Joanne Shue of the University of Michigan News Corp. is confirming it will explore a combination with Fox corp. Stock's law, S&P down 86 down 2.4% the Dow down 403 down 1.3% NASDAQ down 327 down 3.1%. Global news, 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. I'm Charlie pallet. This is Bloomberg
The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
"trump associates" Discussed on The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
"To be able to not only to extend their games further, but also consolidate them. Now the silver medalist columnist at The Washington Post, second best comments at The Washington Post Henry Olsen. He's actually tied for there are two people on the silver platform, Mark tissue and Henry Olsen. He wrote a column yesterday that surprised me. I was unaware of Tom cotton's American workforce act. I'm feeling a little bit, you know, a little bit second class citizen here, 'cause you come on here every week, and you haven't mentioned the American workforce act to me. But a good idea is time has come last line of Henry's column is cotton's American workforce act is an idea that's time has come, let's hope other Republicans see the light and indeed it is compelling. Tell people what it is. Well, he is one of the reasons you may not have heard about it is that we introduced it last week. I think on Thursday to be exact and the news for majesty's death on Thursday. Ground down a little bit. What was happening in the United States? The bill is designed to provide similar kinds of public support for America's workers who are not going to go get a four year degree. Maybe not even get a two year degree. And they don't need one to lead successful prosperous lives. Contribute meaningfully in their local economy. So it would create a new program to give a kind of federal voucher up to $9000 for respect. These perspective workers who can go and get training on the job in the workforce for the skills and their local economy. So in south Arkansas, for instance, it might be in the oil fields or it might be in timber wheels in northeast Arkansas, it might be at one of our big steel males. And it's going to be important driven. So it's going to obviously going to be directly relevant and useful, and then it allowed also those employers to gain from public support for creating these programs and again would be the high paying jobs to have almost as much as meeting income in the region. And then if they hire them to send us to keep them on and hire them at the training cycle comes to conclusion and it shouldn't add anything to the deficits that we've been running one way that we would be funding it is about 1% tax on the fair market value of these huge endowments that colleges have been running up for decades. Billions and billions of dollars. And I think it's past time that we begin to support all the young men and women across America who aren't interested in college, they don't need the skills of college chiefs to succeed. But they do need help in the same way that we help kids go to college. We should help you get this kind of critical skills education for their local economy in the workforce. I hope that I hope that the 1% tax on endowment. And I think that's a fine idea. Excludes all institutions that have rejected federal money for decade after decade like grove city and of course hillsdale because the people who are part of the problem here are Harvard. And my Alma mater has got $40 billion of endowment. And a 1% a year ticket is a great idea, by the way. Let me go back and ask, I immediately thought of my son, James buddy, from high school, who got his high school diploma and promptly went off to the BMW training center and got notes where on the Canadian border. I mean, it was way up there. And you 6 flirting out a BMW at mechanic and the young man loved cars and he loved BMW. So he's still working away 15 years later, and he's making a good wage, but it costs money to go to the BMW academy. Would it cover something like that? Yeah, that's the kind of thing it's designed to cover you is workers who have maybe a specific job in mind, maybe in a specific employer in mind, helps to create a cost of that employer training those potential workers who don't have the skills necessary to engage in what is often high-tech highly skilled work, even if you don't need four years of general education at a four year college to get it. So I'm about to frame the cost on the front end and then also giving foreigners and symptoms to then hire those people into their full-time workforce in the back end. This is also a national security thing. I can hear captain Jerry Hendrick. The naval strategist and captain Mark van der roff, who is our friend who is running the constellation shipyard up in Green Bay, saying shipyard workers skilled electricians, people who can build boats and ships would actually help remedy a critical shortage in skills based defense suppliers. Yeah, it would you and again, it's also heavily localized too because it's tied to the local workforce. I mean, we do need many more employees and our ship building industry. Not going to be a big source of jobs in Arkansas, right? However, there's been some recent news coverage of the highland industrial park down to south Arkansas in Camden. We're so many of the missiles and rockets or their components that are being used by the army right now have been built. One challenge that they've had in Camden over years are getting those skilled workers. And again, this is kind of a program that would allow workers in south Arkansas to take this voucher and go to say Lockheed Martin or go to right beyond and learn those skills while the employers defraying the cost. And then they get hired full time where they have a job that might pay two or three times with the average income is in south Arkansas that is in high demand and is going to give them a great chance for success in life. My last question, I could bring up Arkansas state in Ohio State, but I'm a gentleman, so I won't. I want to know where the American workforce act idea came from because one of the problems in D.C. is a lesson idea has been on the shelf for 25 years. It doesn't move quickly. Who came up with this? Who did you talk about with it? What economists did you bring in? Where did the idea come from? Well, Hewitt's been something that's on my mind for a while. Four year degrees are good for a lot of young kids. You got one. I got one. A lot of our listeners did. But many kids probably more kids. It's not the right thing. And just I've seen how much federal spending is directed towards those institutions. Often without increasing job prospects and just contributing to more inflation in colleges and universities. And it's been a desire of mine to try to find a way to direct more of that money towards the kinds of job skills that are young Americans need. We worked with an organization called American compass. It's not, as you say, it's something that's been around for 25 or 75 years. It got a lot of good grade of scholars there and they helped us craft this bill in conjunction with some of my great staff and I like that I think it's going to be something that's if we implement it will contribute a lot to all the Americans who don't want to go to college or for whom college might not be the right students. This is an unqualified great idea. I congratulate you got co sponsors yet center to work on that to you. It may be a while to condition senators in most parties to think something beyond more money for four year colleges, which in the end probably is going to be more inflation. But this is the kind of Bill that I think would be broadly popular across the country once people realize what it can mean for them and for their future. This is a very, very good idea and Republicans ought to rally around it. That should Democrats. Senator Tom cotton, thank you for joining me..
The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
"trump associates" Discussed on The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
"I have enough of that yesterday. Senator cotton, I want to compliment you on the American workforce act. I bet I'm going to come back to it. I also want to compliment you as being the first person on the show to say that the Ukrainian war will prove that infantry remains indispensable. Your thoughts on the Ukraine advance as well as please whether or not we ought to do what Nixon did in 73 with Israel send everything that can fly to the Ukrainians and resupply. Well, it's certainly been a lightning advance in northeast Ukraine over the last four or 5 days. I went back and read some news reporting and as late as Thursday night you most western news sources were still focused on the southern offensive around pierce on just north of Crimea, so the Ukrainian armed forces now standing job of achieving tactical surprise and through combined arms maneuver warfare infantry, armor, artillery, as well as effective use of some air strikes. They've been able to cease territory. I think now we're up to almost the size of Connecticut that they reclaimed of their own land in northeastern Ukraine and critically they've achieved they've seen some logistics hubs, places like idiom that were not just important in their own right, but for the supply lines they provided to Russian groups throughout eastern Ukraine. And I think it just goes to show that the policy of a country Ukraine to defend itself. And if I own the work has been succeeding, I wish the Biden administration had started it before this war began. It might have forestalled the war from happening in the first place or shorten it from the very beginning. But as you alluded to what Nixon did in 1973, we need to keep the supply lines flowing to Ukraine so they can continue to defend their own territory, which as we've seen, they're not only willing to do, but they are more than able to do. Senator cotton, I'm reminded, of course, of the Battle of the Bulge where Germans rallied to push the American troops back in December of 1944 around the Ardennes, are you worried that Ukraine will become overextended at this point and to be susceptible to the Russian counter attack of their counter attack? It's always possible and even when we're lauding the Ukrainians for the veins and that's four or 5 days we should remember four or 5 days and I'll make a war on their ends and close. But at this point it looks like the Ukrainian general staff down through privates on the front lines are working in a fairly methodical way to solidify those ground lines and make sure that they're not overextended in that fashion. And again, we're talking about significant areas amounts of terrain, something almost the size of Connecticut, but we're not talking about something the size of the western front and World War II. So I think that Ukrainians will before the winter freeze against the set in..
The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
"trump associates" Discussed on The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
"But we'll come back to that. I do want to recall for our audience Byron. You will not have forgotten this that after judge cannon ruled that a special master would be appointed. Blue bubble, Twitter was full of former assistant United States attorneys for two years somewhere. We had never heard of. Opining that this was unprecedented and unconstitutional. I can't recall for certain, but I think Lawrence tribe added is always predictable take that this was unconstitutional. Yesterday, the Justice Department said it would accept Trump's candidate for special master because it turns out that contra, all of the blue bubble Twitter legal experts, there are judges like Raymond Derry, who have the necessary clearances, Raymond dairy is a longtime district court judge who has been on the foreign intelligence surveillance court forever and has every clearance you could possibly want and could look at all these documents in a couple of days. What a surprise. The legal experts on Trump matters were wrong again. Byron York. Yeah, and what we're seeing is, first of all, the Raymond dairy was a Trump suggestion. And the Justice Department has indicated that they will accept Raymond dairy. So assuming that the judge accepts that I mentioned she will, then we'll be off to the races with a special master. Exactly what the legal experts told us. One was not necessary. And two wouldn't happen when Trump asked for it. And it's an entirely reasonable choice. And by the way, if you happen to have been on the foreign intelligence surveillance court, you are lied to by the justice. That's true. Good point. The point Byron to get a search warrant to wiretap warrant to wiretap Carter page. You know, back in the day, when you were in short pants and I was at the DoJ, I reviewed every Pfizer warrant that went to two attorneys generals for a year. And the stuff that they see is really quite remarkable, but they remember everything and they stay for a long time. So I'm very happy that I'm open to anything. 11,000 documents might be kept at DoJ 11,000 documents, might go back to Trump. There's a spectrum of results here. I'm going to wait for that. I want to close by asking about all these subpoenas Byron. I do not think it is appropriate to be serving subpoenas during the election, a cycle, 60 days in, because of the old rule 90 days in, we don't do anything. Now Comey violated that in 16 with Clinton and I'm aware of that, but what do you make of these? It's raining subpoenas on Trump people stuff. Yeah, well, the news, I mean, The New York Times reported other people have been talking about it. 40 subpoenas have gone out recently in the January 6th investigation mostly in what they call the fake electors scam. But I think what's interesting here is the Justice Department, the Biden Justice Department has a multi front investigation of Trump going on there as the January 6th investigation. There is the classified documents investigation we were just talking about. There is an investigation federal investigation of Trump's post presidential fundraising whether the fundraising appeals to stop the steal where you actually used for legitimate purposes. The Biden administration is investigating Trump on a number of fronts right now. Ten seconds, Barron, does Trump have a LegalEagle overseeing all of these things knowing that is there someone who's his lawyer lawyer? No, his problem has always been that he does not have a crack legal team. Wow. That's just incredible. More on that front. Byron, New York, watch him on Fox News, read them in the D.C. examiner, follow him on Twitter at Byron York. Thank you, Byron. I'll be right back on the Hugh Hewitt show. I'm here. United States senator Tom cotton joins us good morning senator cotton. Good morning here. It's good to be back home with you. Glad to hear that you've planned some classic rock this morning as buffer music and not the endless loop of the Brown last minute kick over the Panthers..
The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
"trump associates" Discussed on The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
"Talk to us about the house race first, David drecker. Interesting race is a sort of classic case of insurgent conservative versus conservative pragmatist and you've seen that in the rhetoric. I was with Katherine leavitt Thursday, Ted Cruz was up there stumping for her. And her remarks were all about going to Washington to fight the Republican establishment and take on all the corrupt and the other, which I don't say to diminish the argument. It channels the feelings of a lot of Republicans, but it's one that we've heard a lot more over the past ten years. That Mars was spent some time with the next day, defended his conservative bona fides to be sure it didn't give any ground there, but he talked a lot more about the words he chose to talk about I guess. Based on the questions I asked him, were all about getting conservative things done passing legislation important to New Hampshire Republicans and New Hampshire voters writ large. And it was just a contrast in styles. Both of them worked for the Trump administration, both of them are even on that score. It's just a matter of tone and focus. And I saw the same thing here in covering mister Morris and mister baldick. One focusing on taking on any range of everybody in Washington is corrupt and they all have to be thrown out. I have to interrupt you and apologize for sneezing, but Dwayne refuses to get me a drop button, a cough button. So when I sneeze on the air, it comes out over there. I apologize for that. That's Dwayne has cut me off from it. He sent me a defective cough button that created a buzz. I don't have a cough button, so just blame Dwayne. Can we talk about what you expect? What do you guess is going to happen today in New Hampshire? Chuck Morris? Well, when you allow me to guess, I appreciate that. I tend to think in New Hampshire's first congressional district that malware has the upper hand. It is more likely to win the nomination. He has more wins of chuck Morris wins. It's going to it's going to be a come from behind victory and I'm not sure that he pulls it off. I've been talking to people for days. They believe that last week it narrowed the deficit to single digits. One source I had said early in the week last week at high single digits and other source toward the end of the week, only single digits, or so I asked mister bolbec. And so I didn't have to ask him during his last town hall playing with Coney in New Hampshire the other day, Saturday. He said, I'm up by 22 points. And after the town hall, I said. So without a hyperbole, you're encouraging the troops. No, I'm up by 22 points. Why don't you get up by 22 points and when I talk to governor sununu Saturday along the beach and do the Hampshire, he said, look, votes can move in New Hampshire where there's some absentee voting, but it's not to the degree as it is in other states, even though it's available. He said a New Hampshire votes can move in the final week by ims amounts. And so he believes that chuck Morris can win. I think a more can win, but it is going to be a very big come from behind victory if he does..
The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
Can Arizona Flip the Senate?
"Let me give you an example of that. Mark Kelly's in big trouble in Arizona as Blake master surges is on local Arizona TV yesterday cut number ten. Your thoughts on his job, is he done a good job, you think? Hey, you know, you know, first of all, it's not my job to give him a report card. All right, so that's a senator. Being asked about a president. The senator is running for reelection in Arizona. He's asked a very vanilla question, not a hostile interview or local TV. What do you think of Joe Biden? Let's play it again, cut number ten. Your thoughts on his job, is he done a good job, do you think? Hey, you know, first of all, it's not my job to give him a report card. No, it's your job, do you have a report card? You voted with him a 100% of the time, senator Kelly own it.
The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
Department of Justice Issues New Batch of Subpoenas
"It is also becoming obvious that the so called January 6 probe at the Department of Justice because there is no official name and they won't comment on it so it's been called a January 6 probe. Has now nailed 30 to 40 of former president Trump's top officials in his political fundraising and former campaign operation. Dozens of people in the former president's orbit have received grand jury subpoenas in recent days. According to multiple sources familiar with the matter, say you see that the DoJ continues to leak. I don't know what they're up to. It's never pleasant to go before a grand jury. I've never had that joyful occasion. Everybody's legal bills go up, no one can afford to be without a lawyer. I am reminded of the erratic Peter Navarro's decision to try and represent himself and he's going to go to jail as a result of that wonderful call. Now he's got some better assault lawyer representing Peter Navarro now and back the matter is lawyering up is expensive. And you can't afford not the lawyer up if you are a subject of the grand jury. And so it's 60 days, so I was 59 days to an election. So it's an unusual exercise of the Department of Justice. But when you're desperate, when you're desperate, when you got nothing, you ain't got nothing to lose. They got nothing thus far they get the July 6th committee is produced nothing and nobody thinks it's going to produce it anymore. The
The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
DOJ Agrees to Accept Special Master
"Justice Department yesterday surprised all the Twitter lawyers by saying it would accept one of Donald Trump's recommendation for the special masters in the Mar-a-Lago document case. And I'm reeling because I was told by all of the lefties in the blue bubble that this was outrageous and they could never do this, then it was unprecedented. Rate of a former president's home is unprecedented. It's not what we did with former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, when she was running for president Donald Trump might be running for president. And it was just, but they assured me, everybody assured me all the Twitter legal experts, all the former U.S. assistant attorneys who haven't had a job in a long time who show up on MSNBC, a bunch of long tooth law professors who are 15 years old or niam are out there browsing that this can not happen. The DoJ will never have to accept it. It will be reversed ticket that the Supreme Court, and then Deion shows up yesterday and said, you know, we will accept one of the judges Raymond Derry that former president Trump's legal team had suggested, judge Derry is still a senior district court judge, meaning he's been trying cases and presiding over matters for since Ronald Reagan. I think he's 75 or 76. Again, former United States attorney, it's just in the United States attorney. Also was a member of the foreign intelligence surveillance court. Remember how they said it was going to be tough to find someone with the credentials to oversee classified material that's all judge Gary did for a lot of years because the foreign intelligence surveillance court, that's the court with which I am familiar most back from my Justice Department days at the one the only one I need to do with. I wasn't appellate lawyer. I was just dealing with Pfizer Lawrence going over to the Pfizer court. And judge Derry course qualified to do it in whether or not he turns back all 11,000 documents that Trump or none of them. It will be good to have that review for the benefit of those of us who are open to any result, but are not in a hurry to accept this Department of Justice word for it.
WTOP
"trump associates" Discussed on WTOP
"Scrambling to care for patients after 15,000 nurses walked off the job. W CCO TV's esme Murphy. There is an enormous gap in what the nurse is want and what the hospitals are offering. The nurses are asking for a 30% pay increase over three years. The hospitals are offering 12% over three years. Nurses say they would be willing to come down on pay if hospitals agreed to their most important demand, better staffing. A tentative deal has been reached to end the Seattle teacher strike that's delayed the start of school for 49,000 students for a week, but classes will not resume on Tuesday. Sources tell CBS News that more than 30 people associated with former president Trump and efforts to influence the 2020 election results have received federal grand jury subpoenas, more from CBS Ardent farhi. The subpoenas require individuals provide documents in any communication between themselves and Trump allies like Rudy Giuliani, John eastman, Sidney Powell, and Bernie kerik. The subpoena is also called for any communication with dozens of individuals who appeared on slates of fake collectors. Some of the subpoenas compel recipients to appear before a grand jury on Friday, September 23rd at the Washington D.C. district courthouse. It was the biggest night of the year for television. The 74th Emmy Awards kicked off on NBC with host Kenan Thompson. TV's most special night were the biggest stars of television, celebrate other stars on television while all of you watch at home on television. That a pep talk from Oprah Winfrey. Every Emmy nominee tonight has been knocked down at some point, but you got back up, and that's why you're here. And the first award of the night. Michael Keaton, don't tell. Who kept it real? I have to tell you, first of all, my face hurts so much from all the fake smiling. I've been there. Stacy Len, CBS News. The people of Edinburgh, Scotland are saying goodbye to Queen Elizabeth. Queen
AP News Radio
Jan. 6 committee requests information from Newt Gingrich
"Panel investigating the January 6th insurrection is seeking information from former House speaker Newt Gingrich about his communications with senior advisers to then president Trump in the days leading up to the 2021 attack on the capitol I'm Ben Thomas with the latest In a letter to gingrich January 6th committee chairman Benny Thompson requests the former House speaker cooperate voluntarily He says the panel has obtained emails between gingrich and Trump associates about TV ads designed to cast doubt on the 2020 voting repeating and relying on false claims about fraud He says those ads were aired in the days leading up to December 14th 2020 when electors from each state met to cast their votes for president and vice president a time when Georgia election officials were facing intimidation and threats of violence Thompson also writes gingrich appears to have been involved in Trump's scheme to appoint fake collectors emailing chief of staff Mark Meadows about those efforts on the evening of January 6th after
ToddCast Podcast with Todd Starnes
Christina Bobb: Trump Knows America Is Saying 'This Is Too Much'
"Had a chance to speak to the president since the since the raid? I have. And what is his mood? Is he fired up over this? Is he angry? All of the above. You know, I think he shares the same sentiment that America shares. Yes, it was his personal residence, and it's a personal violation to him, but it's a violation on our nation and everything that we stand for and why we have a Bill of rights. And why we have a right against unlawful search of the seizures and why there's certain requirements that the government needs to follow to make sure that we remain a free and safe society. And so in a sense, all of us have been violated in that regard and it's not just with president Trump. It's the theory of unlawful actions that the FBI and the Department of Justice have taken against any Trump supporters or Trump associates or staff members, but he has. And so if anything, I think he just wants to make sure the American people keep the country that we have. And so this isn't scaring anybody. This isn't causing anyone to cower and go, oh, okay, maybe this time we'll coward to the FBI because they've only done it a hundred times before. So I think president Trump along with his team and I think most of America are saying, this is too much. This is too far and we have to push back.
WTOP
"trump associates" Discussed on WTOP
"And other officials today urging people to get vaccinated and boosted and all adults will soon be able to get a second booster. Immunity wings, so it is critical to stay up to date with COVID-19 vaccines as primary vaccines and as boosters wear appropriate. More free at home tests will be set out too as omicron sub variants persist COVID hospitalizations are hitting levels not seen since March. An hour from now, the House committee investigating the capitol attack holds a new hearing. January 6th committee member Jamie Raskin says they will focus on the movement of the hundreds, if not thousands of people unlawfully on capitol grounds January 6th, and the role played by far right groups that day. And the mobilization of an armed violent mob, the committee is also expected to drill down into a December 2020 meeting at The White House with Trump associates Roger Stone and Michael Flynn, in which there were allegedly discussions of the seizing of voting machines. Scott mcfarlane, CBS News Capitol Hill. A Texas lawmaker says surveillance video from the rob elementary school hallway where police waited as a gunman opened fire on kids will be shown this weekend a residence of Yuval di. They demanded that officials say the 77 minute video ends before law enforcement breached the classroom and does not contain images of children. CBS cami McCormick has details on American military action overseas. The U.S. central command says a U.S. drone strike today at northwest Syria killed Maher Al agal, the military claims he was the leader of ISIS in Syria and one of the top 5 ISIS leaders overall. Where thousands lined the streets of Tokyo today to bid farewell to former prime minister Abe, who was assassinated last Friday, Asia correspondent Elizabeth Palmer. Patiently, they waited to pray and paid tribute to their country's longest serving prime minister. Keiko had come with her daughter ryuka
AP News Radio
Trump associates' ties to extremists probed by Jan. 6 panel
"Former president Trump's ally Steve Bannon is now willing to testify before the January 6 panel saying his old boss now approves Bannon who inspired by Trump and faces criminal charges after months of defying a congressional subpoena over the capitol riot had been one of the highest profile holdouts representative Liz Cheney the panel's Republican vice chair and said last year Bannon's comments on his podcast a day before the attack said it all He said all hell is going to break loose He said quote we are coming in right over the target On Friday the committee asked former White House counsel pat cipollone detailed questions about pardons false election fraud claims and the pressure Trump placed on the vice president to overturn the election You'll see over the next couple of hearings a little of what he said That's Republican representative Adam kinzinger But at no point was there any contradiction of what anybody said That audio courtesy ABC News this week with George Stephanopoulos I'm Julie
WTOP
"trump associates" Discussed on WTOP
"This is WTO P news Now a 23 is part of the capitol riot investigation Jared Kushner met with the January 6th committee this week for a voluntary interview It's the closest the committee has gotten to president Trump's inner circle though it is eyeing other Trump associates Peter Navarro a trade adviser to Donald Trump and Dan scavino a social media manager to Donald Trump Both men are accused of slow walking if not stonewalling the January 6th committee and the committee says it recommends the U.S. House formally refer both scavino and Navarro to the Justice Department for criminal prosecution for contempt of Congress CBS News congressional correspondent Scott McFarland Meanwhile there's more legal trouble for alleged capital rioters more of them are now being sued in D.C. Attorney general Karl Racine has released a statement saying his office has uncovered new evidence connecting the founder of the oath keepers Stewart Rhodes and other members of the group including Brian Ulrich and Edward Vallejo to the January 6th attack Proud Boys member Matthew green is also named Racine says many of the members of both groups conspired to terrorize and participated in the deadly attack actions that harm the district and D.C. police officers His statement goes on to say quote we are focused on using the law to the maximum extent possible to impose financial liability on those who planned and participated in the assault And believe doing so will deter future illegal attacks Melissa Howell WTO P news Racine's lawsuit originally sought damages from more than 30 alleged capital.
The Dan Bongino Show
What Did British Intelligence Inform U.S. Intelligence About Trump?
"So what does CIA have been spying on Donald Trump So let's start from scratch here And let's read an article again a headline by CNN because I know if you're a leftist listening to the show you're probably thinking and that comes back right there Okay if it's a conspiracy theory that I'm just going to ask you a very simple question Seriously put aside your preexisting biases against me and who I am and my conservative agenda And I just want you to explain why this CNN article is still up at CNN dot com and has yet to be retracted The headline to Jim shuto Pamela Brown Eric bradner article you can look it up yourself the date is April 14th 2017 the headline of the article is British intelligence past Trump associates communications with Russians onto U.S. counterparts Now who with their counterparts B well given that the headline is about British intelligence it is assumed by again people with a reading comprehension level fourth grade or higher that they are talking about intelligence counterparts in the United States So what were British intelligence counterparts doing passing data to U.S. intelligence about Donald Trump and his associates Has anyone asked that question more importantly Has anyone asked the question Why is that article still up at CNN And if it's not in fact true
The Dan Bongino Show
Sara Carter: Techniques Used on Enemies, CIA Used on President Trump
"Jim sciutto Pamela Brown and Eric bradner at CNN in April of 2017 wrote a piece that still on CNN's website has yet to be retracted It says British intelligence passed Trump associates communications with Russians onto U.S. counterparts I have stated in my three books through numerous sources here That it's clear to me that U.S. intelligence officials were involved in this operation to launder this information We now based on Durham's legal filings in the sussman case know that sussman met with the CIA too You have any color to add to that about U.S. intelligence agencies potential involvement with spying on an American citizen Donald Trump What would be the worst of worst crimes right Because that's not the role of the CIA Right The role of the CIA is to spy on foreign foreign enemies and not touch anything within the inside but what we saw here was a concerted effort by people within the Central Intelligence Agency and I say I point right at John Brennan who was an open hater of president Trump and willing to launder and James clapper the director of national intelligence who was also directly involved and James Comey and it's pretty I'm not making this stuff up You know it was out there It's public What happened in January when they briefed president Trump on the dodgy dossier that was given to them by a foreign spy that was paid for by Hillary Clinton They went ahead and they leaked that information first they briefed president Trump with the intention of getting that information out to the public So you're 100% right Dan They laundered information It is far worse in my opinion It wasn't just about spying They couldn't find anything on president Trump Had they found something on him They would have put it out there publicly What they did was they made up a lie They used the same techniques they use on the enemy Against the president of these United States
AP News Radio
Jan. 6 panel subpoenas 6 more Trump associates in probe
"The panel investigating the capital insurrection has issued subpoenas to six more trump associates involved in the former president's B. to overturn his twenty twenty election loss the subpoenas escalate the committee's probe into the attack's origins chairman Bennie Thompson is demanding testimony and documents from those he says took part in the so called war room before the season and plotted ways of stopping the election certification they include former trump election campaign chief bill Stepien and former national security adviser Mike Flynn who talked with trump before the insurrection the panel's already spoken with more than one hundred fifty people in the probe and is working to get testimony from other trump advisers Sager make ani Washington
Mark Levin
We Have a Democrat Party Who Finds Nothing Ever
"And so there you are. We have a Democrat party. That Impeaches a president twice. We have a Democrat party that pushes for a coup against the same president. It urges a criminal investigation of the same prayer. They found nothing ever. A Democrat party that's still going after the tax returns. The former president The Democrat Party that that conducted one Secret deposition after another of Trump family members, Trump Associates staffers. Business, Um, staff and so forth. Nothing. Joe Biden hasn't been investigated by anyone for anything. Nothing. Despite real emails and laptop computers. Despite black and white words that talk about him getting 10% of a deal. Despite his selling out to Russia, for reasons that people not even understand The Democrat Party is corrupt. An evil Hello, evil through and through. And they have Diabolical. Power hungry, narcissistic politicians like Pelosi. Like shift. Like small. Well, here's a guy who slept with a communist Chinese spy. And he sits on the House Intelligence Committee.
All In with Chris Hayes
Trump Ally Tom Barrack Charged With Acting as UAE Agent
"Another. Close trump associate arrested and charged with crimes of corruption. And his name is tom. Barrack is a billionaire businessman. He is accused of illegally lobbying. Donald trump on behalf of the united arab emirates prosecutors in the eastern district york today. Unsealing a huge seven count. Forty six page. Indictment go through it. We've got a reporter. Who's reporting on this. But this is a very important development a bunch of reasons not the least of which because when we last met here at this desk last night we were talking about the fate of the rule of law in the air of donald trump and particularly in the period where the justice department changed hands from attorney general in bar and then the final days of the trump administration. The lackey jeff rosen to joe. Biden's new attorney. General merrick garland last night. Here on this program. We were critical of the fact that justice department had according to reporting declined to prosecute trump's secretary of commerce wilbur. Ross that was according to reporting from both the associated press and government executive. Now that decision not to prosecute a came after the commerce department's own inspector general found at loss had lied to congress about a citizenship question that he wanted to add to the twenty twenty cents. We have an important update to that story. The government executive have both issued corrections. Clarifying that in fact it was the trump justice department that made the decision not to prosecute. Ross not the biden administration which is of course a very very big difference
AP News Radio
Trump Inaugural Committee Head Accused of Being UAE Agent
"The man who chaired Donald trump's inaugural committee has been arrested on charges alleging he was an unregistered foreign agent days before the twenty seventeen and all of your old Tom Barrick says he's long time friend gave specific orders the campaign is over I'm not president for all the people I want you to build a bridge and tie them back in I want to heal the wounds Derek is the latest in a long line of trump associates facing criminal charges federal prosecutors say the wealthy investor conspired to influence trump's foreign policy positions to benefit the United Arab Emirates well giving officials their sensitive information about trump administration developments two other men have been charged with Berwick Sager make ani Washington
WIBC 93.1FM
"trump associates" Discussed on WIBC 93.1FM
"And rescue task force members. 80 members left last night on their way down to Florida. That's that's awesome to hear. The volunteers are going down there. Uh are they volunteers? Are they paid? I don't know how it works. I don't know how that works, either The fact that the people are coming in not only from Indiana, but from across the country to help the efforts down there. I think it's amazing. And they needed man. And the problem, though, is that as of right now, the recovery efforts have been halted. Because a lot of the folks are concerned that the other half of that condo is going to collapse structure structurally unsound and they don't want to have. They don't want to have any first responders in there or it task force members in there and then have them meet the same fate of those they're trying to rescue Last time we checked, the death toll now stands at 18 18 confirmed and maybe it's naive of me A just keep on praying or hoping they're going to pull somebody alive out of there that's been stuck underneath the rebel the past few days and You know, when you look at the way that thing collapse to you, you hope you hope for the best, But reality is like there's no way anybody could have survived that. And they did pull survivors out at first, but And now I mean, I feel like it's just, uh Well, that's going to happen. It's a mess. It really is, um And President Biden went down to Florida today, sat down, talked with some of the family members actually had a meeting where Ron de Santis sat next to him. I saw that. Yeah, it was a little awkward because you you can tell the Santas doesn't like the guy. But Rhonda Santos said all the right things. He thanked the president for Taking this very seriously giving them any resources that they need to try to aid the recovery. After hope you would hope there is no partisan politics BS going on at a time like this. I think it is interesting, though, that Donald Trump has a rally scheduled in Florida. And rumors have it. Rumors are that de Santas asked him to hold off right right now. De Santos has denied saying any of this, but there are some reports that govern Iran. Santa's office contacted President Trump and said, Hey, it's not the time to do this rally, even though it's 200 miles away from where The scene of the collapse is De Santis is office has made a direct plea asking him to postpone the events. We haven't heard anything from Donald Trump on whether he plans to continue this or Delay it for a couple of weeks. So Trump is doing been doing these campaign style rallies again. I think I don't think I think he's only done one so far in Ohio. He's kind of kick kick things off. And My initial thought. When I heard about this was well, it's not like he's doing the rally right next to where the condo collapsed in a convention center somewhere. This is 200 miles away, but at the same time a state tragedy is going on. It's not just Uh, you know, located. It's not just just for Surfside, Florida. I mean, this is a statewide kind of tragedy That's happened so maybe yeah. Hold off on the meaningless campaign rally. So unless you could have fundraise For a charity that would help the victims. Now, if you turn that rally into a fundraiser, I think it's different. Yes, absolutely find a couple of musical acts or perform Then it's different, but to get up there and just, you know, play the hits. Um, yeah, especially when you know you're not running for anything right? One Republican in the state of Florida, who again wish to be unnamed, told Politico. That Donald Trump needs to quote raid the room a little bit better, meaning it's not the time to do this type of rally when there are still up to maybe 140 plus dead bodies in a pile 200 miles away. Now. Donald Trump, his organization's CFO, surrendered to authorities earlier today. We talked about this yesterday, the CFO of the Trump organization, um, turned himself in and Will probably be facing some charges in regards to tax shenanigans, avoiding taxes and things of that nature. This has been like a four year investigation into Donald Trump and his finances in his taxes. So I guess my question to you is Nige. If you're somebody that Hates Donald Trump. If you're orange man, bad Does this feel like vindication that another one of these ancillary players not named Trump is going to be going away? Yeah, I mean, they can't find anything on Trump. They haven't been able to find anything on Trump directly. Trump's not going anywhere, So, Yeah, they go after these other guys on process crimes And this guy, you know, you read the reports if this was or anything else but a trump. Organization or a Trump associate. They were don't even press charges. That's what these meaningless like reading stuff about carpet installation and flat screen TVs and things like that. And they, you know he's not. You didn't pay the proper rented He hid taxes on like 5 to 10% of his income over a 15 year period. It's just like, okay. Yeah, I could care less. I don't care. They're just now, if you're an anti trump guy, If you're a guy that hates trump, you're loving this because you get to associate Donald Trump. You get to insert Trump's name into every story like this, where somebody he knows he's going to jail. Another trump associate going to jail Associated Trump Somebody works for Trump Going to jail. Trump Trump Trump Jail jail jail but didn't teach Olbermann promised me that Trump and his kids and Ivanka, we're all going to prison. Yeah. I mean, well, every how silly did Rachel Maddow? Look when she was teasing? I've got the trump tax returns. I've got it tune in tonight. I've got everything you need to know. And it was like a Xerox. Copy It was 10 40 ez, Right, Big, Nothing burger. It was It was absolutely nothing. So I guess it's a win for people who Still hate Trump and his supporters. And also, you see in the headlines as jail. Trump Trump associate Sure that's a win for them, But it's in reality. It's It's not a big deal at all. I could care less and Trump and his family, his sons and Ivanka and Jared not expected to face any charges. Uh, speaking of the orange guy he was down at the border yesterday with Governor Abbott of Texas. Let's hear from the Texas governor on what's going on to the border. I've talked to people from this region all the way up to Del Rio, their lives and their property and their families are being overrun.
MSNBC Rachel Maddow (audio)
Gaetz sought blanket pardon from Trump White House
"Something in return gates privately. Asked the white house for blanket preemptive pardons for himself and unidentified congressional allies for any crimes they may have committed according to two people told of the discussions the times reports tonight that it's unclear whether congressman gates or the white house new at the time that he was under federal criminal investigation for child sex trafficking when he asked for this pardon but the times does note that if he was aware of that at the time he did not tell the white house about it when he made the pardon request now congressman gates. Didn't get any such pardon from president trump. At least one that we know of the times is reporting tonight at the white house. Thought that that kind of preemptive blanket pardon in the absence of any charges is something that might set a bad precedent. Not that that's the sort of thing they usually cared about. And other scandals during the trump administration but the times reports that quote in recent days some some trump associates have speculated that mr gates is request for a group pardon for him and other members of congress was an attempt to camouflage his own potential criminal exposure the theory being that he knew he was essentially in federal criminal danger so we asked for a pardon for himself and lots of other guys just in case
WLS-AM 890
"trump associates" Discussed on WLS-AM 890
"Stormed the U. S. Capitol men in a video released last night, the acting chief of the Capitol, police said, having been with the department for 20 years. I say with absolute certainty. The January 6 attend, forever changed this department acting chief. Yeah, I'll get on to, Pittman said. In addition to the death of Officer Brian Sick, Nick over 70 Capitol police officers were heard 125 or physically assaulted. ABC chief Washington correspondent Jonathan Karl has more on the pending impeachment trial of former President Trump and what the impeachment managers are looking into their reviewing videos of Trump Associates in the hours before the riot first brought to light by ABC News It shows long time Trump confident Roger Stone, who was pardoned by Trump, flanked by members of a militia group, so hopefully we have this today, right. We shall say we shall see. We don't know what the men were referring to, and Stone has maintained that he played no role whatsoever in the January 6th events, President Biden told a CBS News interview. President Trump should not continue to receive intelligence briefings, citing what he described as his erratic behavior That was before he left for Delaware Friday. He also continued to town his $1.9 trillion still. Let's plan is better Economics. Not only addresses the immediate crisis Rand It's better for the long term economic health of our nation and our competitiveness. In the health battle 9% of the country's adult population has now been vaccinated as the number of new coronavirus cases and hospitalizations continues to fall. The Kansas City Chiefs had a Tampa today ahead of Super Bowl 55 tomorrow with the Buccaneers assistant coach Britt Reid, the son of head coach Andy Reid, will not make the trip. He was involved in a car crash.
KGO 810
"trump associates" Discussed on KGO 810
"Videos of Trump Associates in the hours before the riot first brought to light today by ABC News that shows long time Trump confident Roger Stone, who was pardoned by Trump, flanked by members of a militia group, so hopefully we have this today, right. We shall say we shall see. We don't know what the men were referring to, and Stone is maintained that he played no role whatsoever in the January 6th event. ABC is Jonathan Karl. There's widespread support for President Biden's push for his $1.9 trillion Coronavirus relief package even without GOP support. 68% of Americans support the president's plan, including 37% of Republicans. The White House today, citing those numbers when I pressed them on why they think they may get Republicans support, But with very little movement in these talks in the president holding firm on the size of this bill, it certainly seems unlikely that Republicans are going to come around here maybe sees Mary Bruise. Meantime, Biden making headlines for comments he made in a CBS News interview about the former president. Former president Trump still receive intelligence briefings. I think not by decided Trump's erratic behavior during his presidency and the possibility he could slip in, say something New York's attorney general a tissue, James continues to investigate former President Trump's business interests, alleging he manipulated the value of his assets to obtain business loans and insurance policies and reduces tax liability. Important to know that this investigation is not based on politics. It's based on the law and the evidence. James says Her investigation will continue now that Trump is a private citizen. You're listening to ABC news. The I R. S doesn't mess around..
KOMO
"trump associates" Discussed on KOMO
"That his house prosecutors prepare to make the case that Donald Trump is guilty of high crimes and misdemeanors. They're reviewing videos of Trump Associates in the hours before the riot first brought to light today by ABC News. Shows long time Trump confident Roger Stone, who was pardoned by Trump flanked by members of a militia group, so hopefully we have this today, right? We shall say we shall see. We don't know what the men were referring to, and Stone has maintained that he played no role whatsoever in the January 6th events. Some tough talk from Nebraska's Ben Sasse. Two Republican senators pushing back after members of his state GOP called for him to be formally censured over his criticism of former President Donald Trump following the U. S Capitol riot. As opposed to the YouTube video, with his response challenging his fellow Republicans for their behavior. You are welcome to censure me again, but let's be clear about why this is happening. It's because I still believe as you used to. The politics isn't about the weird worship of one dude. Come, Oh, traffic from the Dubin Law Group Traffic center. 12. Come on. We're getting some severe side wins over the Narrows Bridge. No word on when the weather people expect that to a stop so that most problems are high sided vehicles crossing the bridge. Hood supported state Route one of one your Cushman road alternating traffic because of cleaner from that earlier landslides and our main situation coming up tonight at 11 o'clock, westbound state route 5 20 is going to be shutting down. Would be the evergreen Point floating bridge and workers of putting in some girders for them on Lake Lid, Taking a look at some of our travel times around the area we have about 11 minutes between.
World News Tonight with David Muir
"Unprecedented" What we know about the Capitol riot arrests
"Also have new reporting tonight. Investigation into the capital riot with former president. Trump's senate impeachment trial now just days away. What happened earlier that day is. Abc news now obtains new video. Showing trump confidante roger stone flanked by members of militia group. The day of the deadly siege at giancarl. Here tonight. i'm what else we've learned about the hours before the riots. Abc news has learned this house. Prosecutors prepare to make the case that donald trump is guilty of high crimes and misdemeanors. They're reviewing videos of trump associates. In the hours before the riot including this video from that morning i brought to light today by abc news. It shows longtime trump confidante roger stone who was pardoned by trump flanked by members of a militia group. So hopefully we have this today right. She'll say we shall see. We don't know what the men were referring to and stone has maintained that he played no role whatsoever in january sixth events and said quote. I had no advanced knowledge of the riot at the capitol. These men near stone clearly wearing the insignia of the keepers extremist group known to have been involved in the capital siege. The same manner later seen in news photographs that the capital confronting capitol police officers house prosecutors will attempt to convince senators that the president incited the riot with his words and actions. And if you don't fight like hell you're not gonna have a country anymore in this video shot by new yorker reporter luke wilson. Some of the rioters make it clear. They believe they're carrying out the wishes of donald trump jacob chan's lead the arizona man who wore face paint and horns and who allegedly left a note on the vice president's desk toy matter time justice he's coming says that he was there because president trump wanted him there. He walked down constitution avenue and entered the capital. He was there at the invitation of end request of our president of the one hundred. Eighty two accused rioters facing federal charges for their involvement in the capital riot. Abc news has identified more than a dozen who have said they were just doing what. President trump wanted them to do like jenna ryan of texas. Who told station. tv t. I thought i was following my president. I thought i was following what we were called to do. Other alleged garrett miller seen here on surveillance video inside the capitol said in a statement released by his lawyer quote. I believe i was following. The instructions of former president trump. His attorney says miller now regrets his actions on january sixth and that they were a misguided effort to show support for
KGO 810
"trump associates" Discussed on KGO 810
"Prosecutors prepare to make the case that Donald Trump is guilty of high crimes and misdemeanors. They're reviewing videos of Trump Associates in the hours before the riot first brought to light today by ABC News. It shows long time Trump confident Roger Stone, who was pardoned by Trump, flanked by members of a militia group, so hopefully we have this today, right. We shall say we shall see. We don't know what the men were referring to, and Stone has maintained that he played no role whatsoever in the January 6th events is Jonathan Karl. The trial begins Tuesday, a month after the riot officers who responded to still feeling the effects and then with the department for 20 years. I say with absolute certainty. At the January 6 a tent forever changed this department and Capitol police chief Yogi Ananda Pittman. The House has approved a Senate Budget amendment the next step in the reconciliation process, which will allow the Senate to pass President Biden's American rescue plan on a simple majority vote. The Pentagon is deploying more than 1100 medical troops to assist the rollout of five vaccination centers. Any Americans across the nation are frustrated by the complicated process to sign up for a vaccine appointment. Some people trying on multiple science to see if they Can score shot today. I asked White House press secretary Jen Psaki what the federal government is doing to address this. We fully agreed there's been a lack of communication confusion and we're trying to work out of that hole, Sake said of focuses on increasing communication, so people know how and when they can get their vaccine. Karen Travers, ABC News the White House, The president made his first trip on Air Force one flying home to Delaware for the weekend..
America's First News
Arizona legislature closes after Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani spent two days with maskless GOP lawmakers
"Giuliani, the latest president, Trump associate to test positive for coronavirus, admitted Sunday to Georgetown University Medical Center in Washington of the 76 year old former mayor has traveled extensively to battleground states in an effort to help the president subvert his election loss, including Arizona. Which certify the election for Biden and is now shut down its legislature because Giuliani possibly exposed several Republican lawmakers,
AP News Radio
Trump pardons Flynn despite guilty plea in Russia probe
"Hi Mike Ross you're reporting Michael Flynn is pardoned by president Donald Trump the case against former national security adviser Michael Flynn was ended Wednesday as president Donald Trump announced he has granted Flynn a pardon Flynn had pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI about discussions with then Russian ambassador Sergey Kislyak during the transition from the Obama to trump administrations on Twitter trump wrote congratulations to Jen Flynn and his wonderful family I know you will now have a truly fantastic thanksgiving Flynn is the second trump associate convicted in the Russia probe to be granted clemency by trump in July trump commuted the sentence of long time confidante Roger stone just days before he was to report to prison Mike Rossio Washington
THE NEWS with Anthony Davis
Trump investigation into Obama concludes without charges
"Federal prosecutor handpicked by the Attorney General William Bah to investigate whether Obama administration officials that mishandled classified intelligence relating to the Russia investigation has wrapped up his work without finding wrongdoing or considering challenges. The conclusion of an investigation by US Attorney John Bash into the so called unmasking of names in intelligence reports by a bomb or officials was seen as a defeat for Donald Trump and blah who appeared to be fishing for damaging information that could be used against former vice president Joe Biden a second federal investigation launched by Bar, into Obama era investigations of Russian election tampering. In this case led by US Attorney John Dharam of Connecticut likewise has failed to bear political fruit before the presidential election. Dharam continues to investigate the origins of investigations into Russian election meddling and trump campaign contacts with Russian operatives. Trump asserts the trump Russia investigation was a political hit job. However, the Russia investigation led by special counsel Robert Mueller resulted in the indictment of thirty four individuals and criminal charges against half a dozen trump associates including multiple guilty pleas. The unmasking conducted during the Obama Administration revealed the former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn a key figure in the 2016 trump campaign was in the crosshairs of the Russia investigation which had picked up contacts between Flynn and Russian operatives that Flynn later lied about. That revelation proved to be politically damaging trump the emergence of Flynn's deep ties to Russian. Operatives, which he later admitted falsely denying led to his resignation as national security advisor was an early blow for the trump administration that investigation would intern fuelled demands for trump's impeachment. After it was revealed, the US president had pressured the Ukrainian president to. Generates negative headlines about Biden and his. Son.