this legal pressure that is engulfing donald trump to a degree he s clearly aware of. his former white house lawyer made waves and concerned people by ricking trump will go to jail over white house documents. now we have this short but unusual letter from donald trump s lawyers, signed by them, publicized by donald trump that reads like a cry for help or some sort of freakout. i can tell you straight up it s not a normal legal proceeding. it s addressed to attorney general merrick garland. the wall street journal made waves that the quays may be nearing the intend although no one can say what happened, it clearly had bad news in there at a minimum for trump with insiders bracing for a possible indictment. again, that s not news you can go to the bank with, but it s wall street journal, which is own by the murdoch empire, and that may among other things may have led trump to write this letter. it basically tries to shake down the attorney general of the united states, whic
warwickshire. in cambridge we have already seen more than 2.5 times the rainfall we d normally expect in a typical march. looking further north to orkney, up to 9am here we had only seen a surge of the rainfall we d normally expect that there rain gauges have had a top up today, this band of cloud pushing northwards across orkney and shetland, bringing outbreaks of rain, then a mixture of sunshine and showers that here comes the next rain bearing weather system pushing into northern ireland, parts of west wales and south west england by the end of the day, the breeze and strengthening too. hefty showers elsewhere, very mild, ii and strengthening too. hefty showers elsewhere, very mild, 11 degrees. in a way and perhaps 16 in hull, really mild for the time of year 11 degrees in stornoway. heavy rain over the hills in south west england, wales, north west england and western scotland where gales will develop by the end of the night, turning very when she windy for western
Investigation, the lack of leaks, unless he wanted to put something out to put pressure on trump. liberals and even me have been frustrated by attorney general garland or jack smith. they have been so by the book, so studiously nonpolitical, really. merrick garland is probably the least rhetorical attorney general in who knows how long. maybe that s okay, if they re really collecting the evidence. what strikes me most, the recent stories suggests he s not just trying to prove what i think is pretty obvious, that trump knowingly took classifies documents, knowingly didn t get them back, obstructed the ability to get them back, but smith wants to find out why he wanted them, what he was doing with them, and how broad and deep the obstruction was. he wants to paint a picture. hasn t done damage to trump before. but maybe this really will be a picture that will shake some of
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