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Monday. Its 4 00 in new york. So each of the civil and criminal cases brought against donald trump and at this point there are plenty to choose from, slice right to the core of his persona in unique and distinct ways. Contempt for the rule of law, a disregard for our very democracy, even an embrace of Political Violence. But the trial that started today in manhattan that 250 million civil Fraud Lawsuit brought by new York Attorney general Letitia James against donald trump, trumps company and his two adult sons is fundamentally different from those. It cuts deep into trumps most base instincts, his compulsive need to exaggerate the size of all things. His woefully and knowingly penchant for lying over and over again. His defrauding, defrauding his customers and the public. Well, at least thats according to Attorney General tish james. Today both sides delivered Opening Statements, the attorney Generals Team sought to convince the judge in this case that trump should be barred from doin
Interviews and reaction. We start in the caucases, where there have been scenes of panic and confusion as a growing number of Ethnic Armenian refugees try to leave Nagorno Karabakh. It follows azerbaijans seizure of this disputed region. Roads leading from the main city, stepanakert, towards the Armenian Border are jammed with traffic. Those reaching the border are the first to cross into armenia since the enclave was this week captured by Azerbaijani Forces. The territory is at the heart of one of the worlds longest running conflicts. Nagorno karabakh lies in the mountainous South Caucasus region of Eastern Europe and asia between the black sea and the caspian sea. Its recognised internationally as part of azerbaijan, but has been controlled by Ethnic Armenians for three decades. Our reporter Nataliya Zotova is on the Armenian Border and reports now on the situation there. We are now in the village of khoznavar, right on the border between armenia and Nagorno Karabakh. We can see the
we will take a closer look at how they can reshape the race for 2024 and what it takes to prepare for the ultimate wildcard that is donald trump. former biden aide megan hayes is here to walk us through the historic showdown. one heartbeat. donald trump says he has chosen his vice presidential running mate, and that person could be at thursday s debate. i will talk about the possible contenders going full maga right now with my sendoff panel. and the fight ain t over. two years after the supreme court repealed the right to choose an abortion, democrats are turning their attention to an obscure 150-year-old law that could be a backdoor to a national abortion ban. tina smith is here to talk about her effort to reveal the comstock act. i am jonathan capehart. this is the sunday show. buckle up. this week could be a wild ride and a critical turning point in the race for the white house. on thursday in atlanta, president biden and donald trump will face off on the debate s
He was able to fire thousands of shots, dozens of volleys, thats what they are saying, he had highpowered weapons to do that. The s. W. A. T. Team didnt actually enter the room for 72 minutes but they are saying after nine or 11 minutes, the gunfire stopped. It was deemed nothing more than a barricade, thats why the eight s. W. A. T. Team waited so long. The understanding is after that nine to 11 minutes, the gunman turned the weapon on himself. He had three cameras in the room, weve been talking about this all day long. What we didnt know his two of the cameras were outside in the hall including one that that was actually hooked up to way service car from the hotel. The third camera was inside the hotel room but it was on the peephole looking down the hallway. There are a port saying this guy tried to film himself not true. All he was concerned about where the Police Officers and the teams coming down that hallway. He wanted to be notified of
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