Member of the Freedom Caucus why is going after Marjorie Taylor greene and speaking out against an Impeachment Inquiry against President Biden. Earlier, my congressman conversation with senator Amy Klobuchar. Talking about a rebrand of the term prolife. Something tells me that she does too. According to mark meadows, he was just doing his job, setting up a job so that they could into finding him some votes. So that is just typical runofthemill Chief Of Staff stuff, nothing to see here, just doing my job. At least thats been his argument to get his case moved to Federal Court, and if hed been successful he may have had a more favorable jury pool. So there were some stakes for him, or in the dreams narrow for meadows, it couldve meant dismissal of his case altogether. But, late on friday, a judge in atlanta flatly rejected his request to move his case. It turns out you cant just claim all of your alleged crime was under the big umbrella as politics as usual. The word for a talking point,
We begin in morocco where were starting to understand the scope of a devastating earthquake where the 2000 people are dead after 6. 8 magnitude earthquake rocked the country late friday. Another 2000 people are hurt. The u. S. Geological survey says that the earthquake was in americas high atlas mountains, about southwest of marrakech. Meanwhile, its still very early and its not hard to see that the city has been left in shambles. Extensive damage, morocco today announcing three days of National Mourning. Adam person of sky news is in marrakech with the latest. Here in marrakech, theyre having to come to terms with this burden of grief and the chaos that has followed this natural disaster. There is still real fear about what could happen. Heres a very good example of that nervousness. This restaurant behind me was badly damaged by the earthquake on friday, but it only actually collapsed hours, and hours later. And it is that nervousness thats affecting so many people here. Its what you
for survivors is. on also, ahead new developments from georgia as a judge denied his request from former trump chief of staff mark meadows. but it could mean for his old boss. plus, the gop s effort to re-brand the parity in are shining a spotlight on latino artists and fashion designers during new york fashion week. this is american voices. we begin in morocco where we re starting to understand the scope of a devastating earthquake where the 2000 people are dead after 6.8 magnitude earthquake rocked the country late friday. another 2000 people are hurt. the u.s. geological survey says that the earthquake was in americas high atlas mountains, about southwest of marrakech. meanwhile, it s still very early and it s not hard to see that the city has been left in shambles. extensive damage, morocco today announcing three days of national mourning. adam person of sky news is in marrakech with the latest. here in marrakech, they re having to come to terms with this burden
this reporting and waiting. i want to bring in as promised, 19 years including 13 years on the supreme court of california. welcome, good evening. thank you so much. glad to join. glad to have you. i ll just like to give you the nazi grand jury voting is underway. this big election interference or potentially election coup case in georgia regarding donald trump. first, your thoughts, tonight? so, let me give you a prediction. if the jury indites, donald trump will be arraigned. and the judge who arrange him will give him the same warnings that judge chutkan and the magistrate before her gave him about keeping his mouth shut and not doing anything that might intimidate witnesses or influence the jury pool. my prediction is that he would violate it as he s done with a judge chutkan. and why do i say that? we ll, if you think about what he s saying, he just continues
what more do they need to do before deciding on charges or not? what are you hearing from your sources about where this process goes from here? sure, so the process is important to understand. keep in mind, it s not the justice department than indites donald trump, it ll be the grand jury. so eventually at some point a team ago before the grand jury, the prosecutors will say, this is the indictment, this is the case we wish to make. do you agree with us, would you vote yes? they will walk the grand jury through their arguments and then the grand jury will have ample opportunity to ask questions. oftentimes grand jury s move quickly especially in a case that s very straightforward. this case could have several complications that we talked about them before, first amendment complications, complications around the fact that donald trump never really went to the capitol that day, et cetera. also the grand jury will want to keep in mind that they could be loving serious charges against a