there s so much great reporting that s turning up contemporaneous evidence. mark meadows e-mailing with eric hershman saying their son found more obits, more than two but not more than four. they knew this wasn t true by the time it would appear on this call. tell me how you know what sort of crimes fani willis is considering. it just speaks to why all the evidence jack smith has been gathering about trump s state of mind in this very fraught moment is so important. what trump s continued allies and loyalists still argue to this day is if you parse the verbiage on that call trump says he knew he won, he said he had way more than that many votes, so it s the opposite of solicitation, that obviously takes a certain level of rhetorical ricing and dicing. and it s why richard donoghue s
ongoing for top you thought you d heard the last of partygate westminster? not a bit of it. thank ou, chris westminster? not a bit of it. thank you, chris mason. if you re a homeowner, many of you know the cost of borrowing for your mortgage has gone up steadily in the past few months in line with the bank of england raising interest rates, and now an average five year fixed rate has risen to above 6%. if borrowers are feeling the squeeze, savers should be getting a better return on their money, but the bosses of the four biggest banks have been summoned by the watchdog to explain why rates on savings accounts have simply not gone up as fast. here s our cost of living correspondent, colletta smith. isaac is one of the youngest fully qualified butchers in the country, and he s slicing and dicing his wages to save as much as he can. when you get paid every week. try put like half of it away. it s just straightaway in savings. and then it s all for car
is who has the case that his first in time? and the first person who had the case that was first in time, will go, whether it is civil or criminal, whether it is state or federal. another way of dicing this is a civil case versus a criminal case. and a third way is state versus federal. and we have to start with the presumption that and a prosecutor, civil or criminal, state or federal, if they have a strong case, they want to go first. because it is to your advantage to have the witnesses, to have the first crack, even if just you are thinking about in terms of, you put all this work into this, case you don t want to be sort of scoot by somebody else it is just a standard practice. i was very surprised to hear letitia james say that, not only would her case be deferred, but it would be true for alvin bragg s case and fani willis s case. so, that doesn t surprise fani willis say, essentially, yeah, not so fast. so, i think that there is a
integrity or the tenacity of the state level prosecutors. but i think that jack smith would probably be loathe to say, i m going to wait until fani willis what happens if they both to january 6th? well, they are going to, but the question is this question is the sequencing. yes. rather than talking about andrew weissmann let s ask andrew weissmann. and stephanie ruhle, i want to hear from you on this as well. but, andrew so, when i heard the letitia james clip, i was thinking, if i were prosecutor in alvin bragg s office, i would have had my jaw dropped to the ground. just think about the different ways of cutting this. the normal way, you would think, is who has the case that his first in time? and the first person who had the case that was first in time would go, whether it is civil or criminal, whether it is state or federal. another way of dicing this is a civil case versus a criminal case. and a third way is state versus federal. and we have to start with the