Amal Clooney, co-founder of the Clooney Foundation for Justice and leading barrister in international law, gave some inspiring opening remarks at Cartier’s Women’s Initiative awards ceremony in Paris. Read her speech in full here.
Lyn Jerde reflects on the time she spent as a community editor at the Eden Prairie Sun-Current 20 years ago and how much she came to love the community.
hired. this is not a hard thing. you re the president of the united states. you are perfectly capable. bob bower is a very good attorney, anita dunn is a very capable communications person. every one of these people knows how to do this. and, to me, frankly, it s surprising how badly this has been handled. and also not to get out in front of it publicly, at the time they knew about the first documents, why not say something at that point in time? why wait so long for this to come out and then have round two, round three, of more documents being found? in terms of the time it took, i ve dealt with these issues in the white house as an ambassador, supervising hundreds of people who had access to classified documents, and in 30 years you ve never screwed one up like this. well, i think they did it legally by the book, evan. five weeks is not a lot of time. i worked on the enron case. in that case it took years to gather all the documents. when you think about all the
but i m hoping that you have new insights into the january 6th report that was released about ten minutes before we started this program. i do. let me comment for a second on what you ve been talking about regarding cassidy hutchinson. dan may have the same experience. there s not sort of a public corruption or large financial case that i ve ever investigated where there hasn t been some form of improper coaching up to and including obstruction and witness tampering. it happened during the enron case. it happened during the special counsel case. it is an endemic problem that prosecutors face day in and day out when you have powerful leaders with a lot of power and money and they use that to
implored raffensperger to find the 11,780 votes that he needed to win the state. witnesses investigation is also looking into the fake elector scheme in that state. that has made trump s personal attorney, rudy giuliani, a target of that vest again. paso awesomely john eastman and the pro trump republicans who served as a fickle actors. the grand jury in georgia has pursued the testimony of other key trump allies, like the senator lindsey graham, mark meadows, and former national adviser mark flynn. all of whom were ordered to participate in the investigation. it is unclear where exactly down trump fits into this case, but we will find that out soon. the grandeur is winding down its investigation. it is already began running its final report. which will bring us one step closer to finding out what charges finding willis might persevere. of course there is a house committee investigating the january 6th in direction, which states away from filing its own final report. days from now, t