going to move forward unless he feels he has an ironclad case not just on a minor crime. i think he s going to want to feel like, because he knows the world is watching, because, as you just pointed out, the impact would be, you know, cataclysmic of the former president being indicted, i think that he is going to be very careful and maybe even violate his own rule and apply a higher standard in this case and say, because he s the former president, i want there to be even more evidence. but with all that said, i expect based on the impanelling of the special grand jury, the hiring of mark pomeranzpomeranz, the fr tax returns, i think if we weren t talking about donald trump, we would definitely be saying all signals point to an indictment. yeah. that s something. something from you as the careful observer that you are. you mentioned pomeranz. i will remind this for viewers,
Prince Charles’s ‘cataclysmic’ future reign dubbed ‘tyranny’
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Prince Charles’s ‘cataclysmic’ future reign dubbed ‘tyranny’
Prince Charles’s future reign has come under the microscope and experts believe it is time to sound the alarm against a future king who contains hints of “tyranny.”
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Sky News Australia about Prince Charles’s reign could topple the monarchy.
She was quoted saying, Transparency is a double-edged sword. If you re transparent and reveal things that don t really work for you then it s not a good idea.” If you re transparent and openly discuss things which do service to the idea of the monarchy, then it s better. We already know much more than we really would comfortably like to know about Charles inner life.
stock converge is with the story of tim bora is that owing to tam wars or russia the 18 teens ah the cloudy assist and witness decade of the millennium. but people in europe still didn t suspect that their misery had been caused by a natural disaster on the other side of the world on the indonesian island of sumatra. 200 years on the 2850 metre high volcano flanks are covered by vegetation and its crater rim gives little sign of the cataclysmic for some it s a ruptured. geologist get outta sight from keel university in the united kingdom is surveying the area around the volcano. one in 5 or he has been working on tom bora for years and is
democracy, it s a growing economic power. and we combine with india who has their own problems with china, that s pretty intimidating. india is very important and that s clear. the big kahoun that here is china. america, china. brian: if we don t deal with them we have to have a plan b. start to talk with them again. long running process. he is the negotiator in chief. it s the art of the deal and he is right smack in the middle of it. i caution it s a fluid situation. brian: a bad deal can cat can a his mic for the president. cataclysmic for the president. i wouldn t say that at all. >a short-term deal they buy billions of dollars of our farm products. we drop or lower the tariffs we imposed. brian: if it ends there it s a bad deal. continue talking over the future major issues of intellectual property theft and stealing.
a sitting president. what is your read on that. in a perfect world it is not the decision you want the fbi to make on its own about a elected president but often in the government your choices aren t between good and bad, they are between bad and cataclysmic and if you put yourself in the shoes of the fbi in that critical eight and nine-day period between when james comey was fired and bob mueller was appointed and they ve been looking at this question implicitly and the president knew there was a reason why he asked james comey whether he was under investigation and he wouldn t say it publicly because it might change and you might be under investigation at some point. so if you are the fbi, you now have seen the president move against your investigation. he s fired the fbi director and more tellingly, you ve seen the deputy attorney general help the president do it. rod rosenstein? yeah. rod rosenstein. the person that you would go to consult with about this decision, you think