concerned enough it may have acted as an agent of saudi arabia that it quote sought advice last year from the u.s. justice department over whether the publisher should register as a foreign agent after publishing a 97-page glossy magazine praising the kingdom and the saudi crown prince. as predicted on this program, when this story broke on thursday night, federal prosecutors are investigating possible crimes committed by the national enquirer and people working there who participated in the extortion andbezos. the legal team joining us now, rebecca is a law professor at new york law school and a form er manhattan assistant attorney and rebecca, you have the experience we need involving new york state law, which is critical here and also, new york bar issues because the deputy
angeles struck the south tower of the world trade center in low erman h er manhattan. now we ll take a moment as they read the names as they always do in new york city to read the names to take a moment of silence to remember the nearly 3,000 lives lost on that day. let s listen. like last year, when your son graduated college, you should have been here in the best place, watching him get his diploma. and then a month later when your daughter amanda got married, you should have been here in the best place walking her down the aisle. and just six months after that, your other daughter, jessica got married, you should have been here in the best place walking her down the aisle. are you in a better place, jeff? i really hope so, but, again, i m just not so sure any more. i guess i ll know in 20 or 30
of cheering at the same rate of volume as what they first alived. ditto the crowdses in low er manhattan. if you have gatherings where you are, send in we are working at airi them it. a lot of them on college campuses, tonight. if you are in college, and i have a college student in my household, doing the same thing. this is the event that marked your developeration. look at that front page, generation, some other times, i will tell you what newspapers.