the biden administration wants to see made permanent. so, i think this is part of building that for them. and the questions are whether or not they actually get there, but also how the execution of it goes. so, that s how you saw president biden say he s tapping gene sperling, this long-time democratic economic aide to oversee the spending here. he was talking about how when he oversaw the stimulus bill in 2009 amid the great recession, how crucial it was to just be on the phone, have these conversations at a granular level to make sure there is no fraud or abuse or mis-spending. i think that s the next big tactic for them to go after because, of course, republicans are going to be watching very closely for any kind of a misstep and if they haven t properly communicated it. be cautious, fullcourt press, that s number one. number two, what s the story out of the cdc today? we re getting new reporting that some of the covid guidelines put in place by the trump administration
journalists have come to your defense but by and large the mainstream media, some elements are happily jumping on the band wagon. so, my sense is matt you are not going to end up in jail, if they do threaten to throw you in the pokey, please come and talk to us about it. absolutely, i will do that. john: we ll see you again soon. say hi to your dad for me. i will do that. thank you very much. sandra: magazine columnnist jean carroll taking the stand against former president trump, accusing him of battery. what happened in the courtroom today? right now, sandra, court is in a lunch recess, but i can tell you that for the better part of the morning the author and former tv host e. jean carroll described in graphic detail what she says happened at
gonna be hard you can imagine for those jurors to surely sequester their minds from any outside content. but that s what we have today and again, the jury has set we re in lunch recess right now. opening statements set to start in 1 30. so danny. let s talk about those opening statements because even before the trial has actually started, there are already heated arguments between the two sides. that s right, boris and you know all throughout the proceedings leading up to this trial, there have been back and forth between these two camps, dominion and fox news today. there was some discussion. there were objections. i should say from actually both sides about some of the slides that each side was going to present at opening in these opening statements, but i can tell you now that those objections have been settled the two attorney teams they got together actually , before the recess, they were able to work that out. so now we have a green light. we should be seeing opening statements t
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whole time. he had these funds. he lied to me. that feeling in the back of my mind was correct, unfortunately he did take these funds. prosecutors are trying to prove murdaugh killed his wife maggie and their 22-year-old son paul to distract and delay investigations into his alleged financial crimes. but, during cross-examination, griswold said her boss grieved the loss of his family three months after the murders griswold says the defendant sent her a text from drug rehab to apologize for his financial misdeeds. she read it aaloud in court. i have an awful lot to try to make right when i get out of here. the worst part is knowing i did the most damage to those i love the most. i m not real sure how i let myself get where i did. i m committed to getting better and hope to mend as many relationships as i can. judge called for an early lunch recess, explaining the court house was being evacuated. state authorities tell fox news