costs and so on, the cost of living is going up so rapidly. it sjust a huge amount for people to find. i huge amount for people to find. i think even people if they were on a decent wage, doing quite well, still £400 per month is an incredibly high amount. it is difficult for people because they have these figures coming at them so quickly in various sectors to really understand how that s going to affect them. something different for our last few minutes. this is back to the financial times. the headline is the end of the line for the fax machine. they re not going to protect that landline, that would have been used for faxes. landline, that would have been used forfaxes. i landline, that would have been used for faxes. i was surprised to see that they re already. fax has been
used so widely. coming back to matt hancock, i think he wanted to rid the country of them. i suppose the fax machine is still in use. i’m fax machine is still in use. i m auoin to fax machine is still in use. i m going to show fax machine is still in use. i m going to show my fax machine is still in use. i m going to show my age, i ve never used going to show my age, i ve never used one going to show my age, i ve never used one- going to show my age, i ve never used one. , ,, ~ , used one. oh, my goodness! laughter yeah! but the used one. oh, my goodness! laughter yeah! but the sound used one. oh, my goodness! laughter yeah! but the sound of used one. oh, my goodness! laughter yeah! but the sound of them used one. oh, my goodness! laughter yeah! but the sound of them is - used one. oh, my goodness! laughter yeah! but the sound of them is very - yeah! but the sound of them is very familian yeah! but the sound of them is very familian it yeah! but the sound of them
they called john eastman a former four luttig that trump had the authority to block the certification of electors, and around the election in trump s favor. . looted was shocked to hear that eastman was just such a thing. lieutenant justin eastman is a constitutional scholar. but he told, colin quote, you can tell the vice president that i said he had no such authority at all. and quote. such authority at all anby early next, morning january the 5th, things had escalated. luttig got another urgent call from richard cohen saying, quote, can you help the vice president? we need you to say simply publicly. we need to get your voice out to the country. luttig was stumped. he was, at that point, retired, he didn t think he had much of a platform. he remembers thinking, quote, i don t even have a fax machine. then he remembered that he had opened account on the social media website called twitter a few months before. but he had never tweeted, had no idea how to. so, judge luttig typed out
read the trial transcripts. the first thing that jumped out of me was i don t recall seeing a defense attorney do so little for his client, in my 38 years of practicing law. come on? not the worse, surely? it was certainly one of the worse. but would also jumped out was the work that highway patrol officer, dan nash, confronted with the gunshot residue that might exonerate brad, he said that he had never seen the report. if that test had been positive, would it have been lost in a fax machine? it was just incomprehensible that he wouldn t follow up and say what happened to my gunshot residue test that i ordered? he was either grossly negligent or he suppressed it deliberately. no question about it, the issue of that and reveal gsr test was huge.