Daughter, perhaps i would be dating her. My daughter is beautiful. Ivanka. By the way, your daughter shes beautiful. Can i say this, a piece of ass. Yeah. Who else could say those kinds of creepy things and still become president of the United States . He got away with it in 2016. And hes again showing that he can about with impunity and almost always get away with it. That includes the very convenient delays in three of his criminal trials. Which now almost certainly will not happen before election day, if they happen at all. Plus, in the critical fight for control of the u. S. Senate, a Maryland Seat could flip to the republicans. Angela alsobrooks, a democrat who will try to prevent that from happening joins me tonight. But we begin tonight with Donald Trumps life of impunity. Trump is a man who has never faced any real consequences for his actions. Its like letting a child do whatever they want. You know what youll get when they grow up. Trump does and says whatever until his behav
Events at issue in this case i asked her what trump is going through right now, look, it just really sucks to be in court to be a defendant. It is just one of the stressful things you could possibly go through and of course trump being who he is, everything takes on an extraordinary nature. But for anyone to be in that seat, its one of the worst things you can go through and your entire life david, i think really importantly, we should note here for people who may say, why is this guy testifying and revealing all this information . He has an Immunity Agreement prevent exactly with the government. So hes been involved, if interestingly, going back to about approximately 2017 he has been involved in these investigations into whether this was criminal conduct, these Hush Money Payments. This was first something that was primarily investigated at the federal level or the manhattan district attorney, the state investigation took took a little bit of backseat as they often do when youre deal
truth. was it voluntary, or foul play? the three children in this story arrived home one evening to discover that their mother was missing, but for them, the truth about what really happened may have been the hardest thing of all. here is keith morrison. the key was waiting for them under the math, that evening in june 2006 outside of the mother s house. silence. no one home. where was she? she was always on time to pick them up from their dads place. but tonight, he had to drive them. and this just wasn t like her. where would she? conrad, the eldest, put the key in the lock. but the key in the door. chelsea, in the middle, crossed the threshold. stopped. what was this? once we took a few more steps in, we realize something was wrong. this was the moment, the defining one.
bush ordered troops to iraq and said they had weapons of mass destruction and announced the beginning of the war. in january, 2004, the search for the weapons came to a close after the administration admitted nothing was found. then in june, 2006, radical jihadists was killed in a u.s.-led airstrike. he was known for his campaigns against suicide or his campaigns of suicide bombings, kidnappings, and we all remember those incredibly gruesome beheadings. in that same year, in december, dictator saddam hussein who had been captured was tried and executed. on june 30, 2009, u.s. troops began to withdraw from under president obama. by june 18th, 2011, the last soldier leaves iraq ending a nine-year military mission after the status of forces agreement expired and the obama administration failed to
than 20 bodies simply strewn around, covered with blankets and sheets. and they re barely able to comb with the situation at the moment. and that best describes the situation of these communities on the front lines. jake? ben wedeman, thank you. so. joining me now, clint williamson. from june 2006 the 2009, you re heading up a join european effort to assist the ukrainian prosecutor general in her office s investigations of war crimes. you ve been going back and forth between the u.s. and ukraine. tell us more about that and how that will work. well, as you said, it is a joint effort with a number of international partners, the u.s., the e.u., u.k. and canada. and we are trying to provide expertise to the prosecutor general s office at a high