breaking news coming, in the new york times is reporting tonight a witness is not cooperating confidentially with the justice department and its probe into former president trump s handling of classified documents. this witness, is an employee who has worked for trump at mar-a-lago, according to the times. the reporting also says, the witness provided investigators with the picture of the storage room at mar-a-lago, where the sensitive material had been held. the identity of the witness, has not been disclosed. ryan goodman, back with me, to help me understand what this means. now, this is someone, who, according to the times work for trump is now cooperating confidentially. and, it appears that this person could shed light, at
mar-a-lago, according to the times, and this reporting also says that the witness provided investigators with a picture of the storage room at mar-a-lago where the sensitive material had been held. the identity of this witness has not been disclosed. ryan goodman back with me to help understand what this means. so, this is someone who, according to the times, worked for trump, is now cooperating confidentially, and it appears that this person could shed light, at least on the obstruction of justice part of its probe. right? that s right. and the times identifies the person as an insider with this kind of familiarity of the storage facility itself. so, it seems like an important breakthrough for the prosecutors, both in terms of trying to assemble what they know about the case, but it could be also an important breakthrough for thinking ahead if they want to indict, what the jury might be able to be told by having an insider who s cooperating talk to them about what was going on
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this case is a challenge to how we practice medicine as healthcare providers because we know what we re doing based on research and how we have been able to treat patients for decades and centuries and then also looking at the fda and what they are allowed to do. this is again going against the expert judgment from two different perspectives, fda looking at medication and safety and advocacy and also physicians being able to provide their patients. confidentially and then the safety of an exam room . what is best for that patient at that time? dr jessica shepherd in dallas. thank you so much appreciated coming up new russian missile strikes in ukraine in a close call for a cnn crew near the front lines how ukraine s military is trying to fight back plus florida governor ron desantis now expanding the ban in schools of discussions of sexual orientation and gender. identity it was katelyn polantz proposed all the way through the 12th