utah, resort town, ski mecca, until he got busted on the highway for that fake passport, the new hideout for fugitive duncan martinez, a prime suspect in the murder of his good friend ron baker. park city was just the next convenient place to disappear, until that inconvenient traffic stop followed by his arrest on passport fraud charges. that changed things. so duncan came up with a new plan, we get a call from duncan martinez s attorney. informing us that duncan was willing to talk to us about what happened on the night of the murder, out of the clear blue sky. so, the detectives, and duncan s attorney and the da office agreed on some ground rules, he would tell the story all right, but only in exchange for some sort of limited immunity from prosecution, otherwise no story, no dice. we worked out a deal where he could talk to us freely, we couldn t use anything he told us against him. there is a term for the deal they made, they call it king for a day. fancy. he
minister benjamin netanyahu. he also met israel s wall cabinets. war cabinet. mr blinken said he had had what he described as good conversations with the israelis with humanitarian pauses a key element of those discussions. letters into a bit of what he had to say. lets listen to a bit. we provided israel advice that only the best of friends can offer on how to minimise civilian deaths, while still achieving its objectives of finding and finishing hamas terrorists and their infrastructure of violence. today, i spoke with prime minister netanyahu and other senior officials about concrete steps to do that. president biden has consistently stressed the need for israel to operate according to international humanitarian law. i also emphasised that the protection of civilians must take place notjust in gaza but also in the west bank, where incitement and extremist violence against palestinians must be stopped, and perpetrators held accountable. third, we need to substanti
it s another step in new york attorney general leticia james. it includes donald trump and his family, and don junior his oldest son. he came to the courthouse today flanked by police officers as we showed you there first time this has happened. he took no questions outside, but he was on the stand where he took many questions because he had to. experts weighing in that some soft testimony did yield material that attorney general wants to use, including who was responsible for a long-running multiyear fraud. they cot got him talking. at one point a judge asked don junior to slow down his speed. that could happen to anybody. and don junior quipped, i apologize, your honor, i moved to florida but kept the new york pace. if you ve ever been near new york or seen a movie about new york, we do talk a little faster. that s fair enough. fast or slow, the answers that will matter here today in the coming days are about truth, lies and numbers. but in this case, legally that boils dow
a tough hand to deal with. i hunter biden has talkedalke publicly about a lot of things. he wrote a book about him. it s going to be hard to say after i did all that blabbing i can t talk to congress about or i only want to talk to congress about things i want. i think abbe lowell has a tough and he s a good cardt player, but i think james comer, jim jordan have the upper hand d they re going to execute that upper hand. they re not going to sign the important thing to hold the line. this isn t really about hunter, because the at the end of the. da y it s joe lied to thepeople american people as a candidate and presidenast said he never talked to his son, brother or anybody for that matter about their farmn oron business dealings. then, of course, we know that according to devi n archer, he was on numerous calls, overnu 20 phone calls with hunter and foreign business partners. and it ssi trip. then it s the cafe milano with oligarchs like the former first lady of moscow. fadthree and
that. the is being quite strict with defendant trump and his team. while those concerns might be generally real, and they re afforded a certain set of free speech rights in america, that s not a license to say anything any time, which is to say in trial, it s not a defense of fears, it s that you re allowed to talk. in pretrial, meaning in the ramp-up to this trial, it s not something that means trump can violate protective order rules or evidence rules or take sensitive information he only got because jack smith s team provided it for trial prep like grand jury interviews that are secret to go blabbing about it in public, he doesn t have that right as a defendant. he doesn t. as for the real-world concern these things should be handled in court and not in public, there is a strange overlap. jack smith, back to when he talked a little bit in the earlier days of his career, has