in the key 2024 battle ground state of iowa. he has an event soon putting his presidential ambitions very much in the spotlight just days before donald trump campaigns in the state. this as trump has been invited to appear before a grand jury investigating his alleged role in covering up hush money payments to adult film star stormy daniels. the move signaling a decision whether to charge trump may happen soon. welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i m wolf f bblitzer. you re the situation room. we begin with a historic collapse of a california bank. u.s. stock prices sliding amid questions about whether this is an isolated case or a sign of things to come. cnn s chief white house correspondent phil mattingly is following the story for us along with mark and our own matt edgen matt, first to you, how serious is this bank collapse? reporter: stunning collapse. silicon valley bank may not be a household name but it has more than $200 bil
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2014 and preceding that. so this is what i would argue is the duller of the two trials. this is going to be a heavily documentary trial. there are going to be a lot of tax records and essentially what the government has to show is that manafort funneled this money from his activities in ukraine and did not disclose it and did not pay taxes on it. and then at the tail end in 2016 and 2017 when the money dried up, he used the properties you mentioned in the lead-in as collateral to get loans, except he lied on the loan applications. so that s essentially what this trial is about. i would expect to see a lot of those photographs you mentioned of the fancy cars and houses, because the rest of the trial is not very sexy. greg, i want your opinion on that, the sexiness of this, the portrait of paul manafort the government has collected. how easy a sell is this going to
browder, if he should fall for a bridge or be shot as he gets out of a car, the world is going to blame vladimir putin. is that something you re seeking as well? are you disappointed you haven t gotten something so forceful as that from the president of the united states or have you given up on that? i haven t given up on anything. i ve been involved in this struggle for a very long time. fortunately, i live in britain, i m a british citizen and the british government has come to my defense in a very robust way. in case of the british government, putin has approached the british government 12 times, and within seconds, they have rejected those approaches without any question. and i feel legally protected. but the wall street journal is right, which is that it s not just extradition that i m worried about. vladimir putin is a cold-blooded killer. he has a history of killing his political opponents. i am a political opponent. and we have seen a lot of terrible things happen in a lot
it s extremely extraordinary, it s extremely unusual that the federal government, in response to a freedom of information act request, would actually release this document, even though it is redacted. 412 pages, a little bit of light weekend reading for all of us here. but we actually get to see the government s own thinking here. we get to see them basically justify this application for a wiretap. you know, like we were saying earlier, this is not going to by any stretch put to bed the sort of political in fighting both from the trump administration and from democrats. i mean, you saw a pretty remarkable statement from the president on twitter. he actually put justice and department of justice in quotation marks. he s, you know, going after his own justice department, his own intelligence community yet again after what he was criticized for not believing the u.s. intelligence community s own assessment about the degree to which russia meddled in the 2016 election. but in a lot of ways