tomorrow. so anything much going on in the news? enjoying these sleepy summer days with not much happening? agh. all right, we ve got a bunch of stuff to cover tonight. first, the former president of the united states is going to be sentenced for 34 felony convictions next week on thursday. the prosecutors who brought that case and who prosecuted in court that case against donald trump, they were due today to make their sentencing recommendation to the judge. in a new york state case like this, it s not the jury that convicted trump that will decide what his sentence is, it s the judge who oversaw the case. it s judge juan merchan who will sentence trump. the maximum sentence trump could face is four years in prison. it s very possible, however, that he might not get any prison time at all, or if he does get a sentence of confinement, it s possible it could be home confinement, we just don t know. on the one hand, what he s been convicted of, while it is 34 felonies, it s a
you also have january 6th. i feel comfortable speaking for jessica. you really shouldn t. i won t. i will speak for the rest of the country that has their head on straight. not every not he believes january 6 was hiroshima. a lot of people don t even know what january 6th was. for the people that watch it on tv, they are overwritten or they don t see is not as a holy day of the way you guys do. again, the documents case. i m talking about one bite did with it. what trump did with it. regular americans on main street on fussing over where the documents went. they really don t care. it doesn t affect them. in the 90s, you had sex. it was titillating. it was a different culture back then. if you find cash bribes that go into biden s offshore bank accounts, that s going to light
i am waiting for reporters to ask kamala harris about her boss extorting foreign nations for cash bribes. what she says there will tell you everything about kamala harris. and that s what i m waiting for. dana: you might have to wait a long time because i don t think one of those interviews are going to happen. but the andy cohen interview, that will happen. the next time, you can wear something different. all right, coming up, who is telling the truth? president biden denied he ever talk business with hunter, despite a whistle-blower saying otherwise.
his hello, i m christian fraser. you re watching the context on bbc news. it is the biggest mass murder in british legal history, but almost 3a years to the day since the downing of pan am flight 103, the alleged bombmaker appears in a us court. prosecutors says libyan abu agila masud built the bomb, and primed it. he is accused of the murder of all 259 people on board and 11 people who died on the ground in lockerbie. rail workers have voted to reject a pay deal and will press ahead with their 48 hour strike beginning tomorrow. the nurses strike will strike on thursday. and a snowballing corruption scandal related to qatari lobbying in the eu. the vice president of the european parliament is one of four people still in custody, suspected of taking cash bribes.
doug: sorry. they are not going to ignore or drop the double jeopardy argument. this case is going to take a while if it ever comes to trial. and there will be substantial arguments that it is double jeopardy and my hunch is we might get a plea out of this for a very modest offense. the way he was talking about it. he felt like he was scot-free. i m my mother s son and everyone knows that i would never do anything like this. the real attackers are out there. jesse: this is why americans think the whole system is rigid because michelle obama s former chief of staff makes a dual foxx and he gets a sweetheart deal. comey gives hillary a sweetheart deal. stacks the team with 19 democrats. celebrities paying cash bribes to get their kids into school. sneaky snipes messing around with the vote count. all bogus if you are a regular american working hard you feel like if you are not someone politically connected or rich, you can t really work the system in