everybody hates boris epshteyn. but crucially, unlike most cases the lawyers are witnesses. four of them have testified. i can t think of a legal case but i ve had occasion to cover where that s the case. it s quite extraordinary. if you think about the amount of legal experience the lawyers have. by the way, not just in the documents case. boise is gonna spoken to the special counsel s office in the january six matter. i understand that he was not asked about the documents case it wasn t asked about the pack involvement in the legal defense fund, the so-called legal defense fund. if you look at evan corcoran, he has had to testify to the grand jury. tim parlatore ended up testifying to the grand jury about the extra searches that they did. alina harbor has testified to the grand jury. it s quite extraordinary. the amount of legal experience
around today s hearing also seems like a classic case of judge shopping. yeah. as morgan pointed out, a lot of critics were suspicious of why they might have filed in amarillo by local rule, the judge is the only judge that can hear the case it wasn t as if there was another option morgan mentioned his record. we don t know how he will rule he may decide to rule in favor of the fda we should say that we don t have any indication either way one indication that will help us a lot would be able to be in the courtroom and listen that s why it was disappointing that we weren t able to get a live stream of what s going on there, given the national importance of this case and the potential national scope of it we would have hoped for that we know they should take a break after the plaintiffs make their case there should be a 15-minute break before the justice department offers their argument then the plaintiffs will have a little chance for rebuttal we do not know when he will
25-year veteran of teaching is embracing it. students had to read a book in one lesson, then write a thesis statement to plug into chatgpt. it spit out an essay which they then worked from. if it s introduced to them not through the lens of being a cheating tool and instead through the lens of being something that will help them, we have a better chance further down the road of them seeing it that way. reporter: in a recent survey of a thousand college-aged students, more than half say they have used chatgpt to write a school essay. i just told her i don t think you wrote this essay, can you tell me who or what did? and at that point she named chatgpt. so the student gets an f in my class. i m pretty draconian about these things. reporter: it s the same punishment he has always given in cases of plagiarism. but this essay was different. normally a plagiarized essay is screaming its own nature at you. but in this case it wasn t. reporter: which is why there s now a race to c
john, i want to begin with one of the most repeated defenses that we ve heard. one, again and again, that was echoing in the media atmosphere today. this from a senior adviser to the white house counsel. he s fully cooperating with the department of justice. we re following doj s lead throughout this investigation making sure that they have access to the information that they need to conduct an efficient and thorough review. laura: now, your response to the word compoperating. first of all, they weren t coop accelerate. in this case it wasn t joe biden s lawyers that notified that there was a problem with classified documents. it was national archives that reported it to the doj, so they began cooperating when they got caught but to your larger point, laura, people need to understand this is a red herring. cooperation is not a defense in the law. cooperation goes to the issue of
from the beginning according to the sec complaint. this is his hedge fund and apparently according to the sec, alleging customers were not it was not clear to them where the money was going. in fact, when it was deposited straight to alameda it had another name, the sec alleges so people wouldn t know where their deposits were going. i would assume the government is making a case it wasn t his money. again i get back to the point this is created in system. this is an indictment on the whole financial system. they do due diligence supposedly. when they take for instance, when they take these companies public. they go public at $70 billion. ftx was another name on this side of the ledger. they lost and getting crushed. those folks coins he printed.