happens. what he is doing in realtime, as it ha ens. ., ., ., what he is doing in realtime, as it ha ens. ., . ., . happens. how have the other media organisations happens. how have the other media organisations reacted happens. how have the other media organisations reacted to happens. how have the other media organisations reacted to this - happens. how have the other media organisations reacted to this you - organisations reacted to this you have had their label changed for them? , ., ., ., , . them? yes, npr, the national public radio in the them? yes, npr, the national public radio in the united them? yes, npr, the national public radio in the united states, them? yes, npr, the national public radio in the united states, they - them? yes, npr, the national public radio in the united states, they had | radio in the united states, they had their label changed to state affiliated media. they complained about that and said they wouldn t be posting anything else on the plat
or whoever the democrat nomination is. this doesn t surprise me at all. how far is bragg on the legal aspect of this? any american who even considers the idea that mr. bragg could indict president trump ought to be outraged, it s a strike at the rule of law, it s a strike at our constitution, the fact that anybody could be talking about an indictment or arraignment after bob costello s testimony today is even more outrageous. the grand jury had to hear exculpatory and impeachment evidence, until bob costello testified today, they hadn t heard that. bob costello s testimony is qualitatively and materially different from anything they ve heard. cohen spoke to him as a lawyer. bob costello has 330 e-mail exchanges. bob costello spoke in detail about what mr. cohen told him that is opposed to the story he is telling now. what is most
this i m going to paint this picture of michael cohen in a way that makes you say i can t believe a word this guy says because he s a combination of out of his mind, unbalanced, and doing whatever he can to save himself. and i just want to let s go in closer on this. if michael cohen is doing everything he can to protect himself, he certainly didn t do it very well. because he actually didn t enter into the kind of deal that would have protected himself more. so he literally decided he was going to just go all in in trying to expose donald trump. now, whether the problem we have here is we need to know what is in those other e-mails. how much of what mr. costello is saying is confirmed in those e-mail exchanges. but as but if i m sitting there as a lawyer i am very concerned about the work that this does to the credibility of
great links that the doctor and that national institutes of health apparently went to to rule out the lab leak theory. which with bring in fox news medical contributor dr. mark siegel. it retained unredacted e-mail that involved dr. the head of the nii, here is what the intercept sites and parts, the documents show that in the earl days of the pandemic, they took part in a series of e-mail exchanges and telephone calls and which several are all just expressed concern that the look potentially quote engineered that participants had the possibility that the laboratory activities inadvertently lead t the creation and release of the virus. the conversations apparently go conveyed and anxious urgency. wetmore dimino about this? this is a surprise to me. he wrote about this for that
president trump s alleged mishandling of top secret classified documents. we ve now reached that noon deadline, we re past it in fact, and the department of justice appears to have submitted its proposed redactions to the affidavit used to obtain the search warrant at mar-a-lago. we say appears because what the doj has filed remains sealed. and a federal judge giving trump s lawyers until tomorrow to respond to key questions about his lawsuit challenging the search. trump also seeking the appointment of a special master to review documents seized during the search. this as the washington post reports that the national archives was concerned about how then president trump was even handling classified documents before he left office after they found that he had dozens of boxes of official records in the white house residence in the final days of his term. e-mail exchanges with top archives officials showed that white house counsel pat cipollone believed the documents should be returned