watching symone. we are getting some breaking news on how the former president, jimmy carter, is doing. we will have an update on just a moment. finally on the way fema is headed to the states more than two weeks after the train derailment and toxic spill in east palestine. where many are worried that the air and water are just not safe. we are asking the ap aid ministries or who has been to the derailment site about his promise to the committee. plus vice president harris condemns russia for committing crimes against humanity in ukraine. vows to hold them accountable. we will have more details on the vice presidents hard-line speech in munich from earlier today. also, former president donald trump has multiple investigations hanging over his head from 2020. now a partial grand jury report released in interference case out of georgia. latest development, we are digging into it could signal for trump and for his allies. i am symone sanders-townsend, and i have something to
westminster to pay respects in person at the site of queen elizabeth s coffin. they are accompanied by dr. jill biden, the first lady. in jane hardly the u.s. ambassador. signing a condolence book. the condolence book he also spoke afterwards about what the queen meant to him. they last saw each other in cornwall just a year ago at the g7. he said she reminded him of her mother. his mother, rather. the ones who stand out in your mind are those whose relationship and interaction with you are consistent with their reputation. the queen had us to the castle for tv, we were joking about crumpets. she kept offering me more i kept eating everything she put in front of me. [laughs] she was the same in person as she had an image. decent, honorable, all about service. meanwhile as we count down the hours before the funeral people are still joining in incredible numbers, joining the queue to pay their respects in person. hundreds of thousands spending long hours, as long as 24 hours
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mean, like you said, simone why? well, it is because we are talking about not just to the indictment, but we saw very challenging logistics about what it is to find an impartial judge jury to try a former president of the united states. that cannot be overstated complexities what that, is to put together an impartial jury, to figure out a way to balance all of the media and outside issues that will come with unprecedented prosecution of a former president. all that goes into the line of a prosecutor when you are thinking about inviting him because, again, as i have said on this program in a number of different others, you cannot prosecute this president or former president and lose. it is political suicide. you absolutely have to be sure that you are going to win. and so when you are thinking about that, you absolutely are considering trodden exceed how that will play out. so it is not necessarily poor framing to consider in that way.