her court room. i don t know her personally, but we have observed her work. she handled some of the civil matters from the january sixth committee, and she did so promptly and with a firm hand. i understand she has set a first trial setting hearing forjust a couple of weeks from now. i don t think she is going to put up don t think she is going to put up with a lot of nonsense. 0bviously up with a lot of nonsense. obviously the defence is entitled to a presumption of innocence, like any criminal defendant. but i don t think she s going to let frivolous motions delay a trial at all. congresswoman, let mejust motions delay a trial at all. congresswoman, let me just ask you, we are seeing a potential presidential candidate facing possible prison time. whatever happens here, he has a strong base at the moment. what do you think ultimately this means for the united states in the years to come? ~ .,
down with the january sixth committee, but what kind of information do you thinkjack smith is now in possession of, because of those notes? well, i would think because of those notes? well, i would think substantial - would think substantial information. for example, one of the things he recited in the indictment was the ex president trying to talk p into slowing the votes out. he said, you are too honest. vice president pence into throwing out the votes. that tells me trump was dishonest and was failing in getting his vice president to join him in that dishonesty. there was a lot of interaction between their then president and his vice president, where the then president was trying to bully the vice president into violating his oath of office, and violating the electoral count act. the word for word discussion will be
i want to begin by getting your reaction to what you ve seen today. reaction to what you ve seen toda . ~ , ., reaction to what you ve seen toda . ~ ~ ., reaction to what you ve seen toda .~ ~ ., , today. well, you know, it s alwa s today. well, you know, it s always a today. well, you know, it s always a shock today. well, you know, it s always a shock when - today. well, you know, it s always a shock when you . today. well, you know, it s. always a shock when you see today. well, you know, it s- always a shock when you see a former president arrested. and charged with four felonies. 0n the other hand, we knew this day was coming from the indictment. and of course, as a member of the january sixth committee, we have known for some time that he engaged in conduct that was criminal and designed to overthrow the constitution and the election in order to keep power. so it was a mix of sadness, determination and, i guess, in a sense, gratification that in america, no person is above t
Theo Baker is a freshman journalism student at Stanford. Last September, he began researching a rumor that Dr. Marc Tessier-Lavigne, President of Stanford University, had manipulated data in order to
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