Representatives with the Bills and with the project construction manager say that only a small fraction of all the bid packages have been released, and even fewer have been awarded.
sharing and the ability for witnesses to kind of all strategize and come to some sort of agreement on testimony. at the end of the day, there s only so much that these lawyers, these defense lawyers can do for example yesterday, the big issue that would work revealed to the federal judge mcfadden who scolded him for showing up late to the sentencing was that he said to the judge, i m late because the prosecutor it s jack smith s prosecutors were infringing on my clients claims of executive privilege. the questioning ran late. but in something like that, we have already seen the court overrule those sorts of claims and ultimately compel these witnesses to be truthful. we have already also seen charges pressed against trump conference and allies, people like for making false statements, so there is a lot on the line here,
the capitol on january 6th. when judge mcfadden complained about stanley woodward being late to arrive to his courtroom, here what turned out to be the guilty verdict against his client, stanley woodward told the judge, i couldn t leave my client in the grand jury where he was being asked questions that specifically involved executive privilege. we ll ask our legal experts in a moment if there s any shred of executive privilege left for trump white house witnesses to hide behind in that grand jury. in an interview, defended the defendant trump lied about what it would mean and what would happen if jack smith convicted him of federal crimes. now keep in mind, when you listen to what donald trump has to say, that the full hour interview that he did on fox this week was lower rated than any interviews he ever did on
the other is this individual william russell, who is testifying before the grand jury. we haven t seen him go. we believe he went in through the garage, but basically, stanley woodward had to come to the verdict in this case. it was a bench trial that happened the last week, and the verdict was coming down from a trump-appointed judge, judge mcfadden here at 2:00 p.m. that had been scheduled on friday last week. they had set it for this specific time. stanley woodward knew he had a client expected to come in in the morning, to make sure that wouldn t interfere with everything. he ended up being a half hour late for this verdict, and the reason he said in court today while explaining why he was late for this verdict was because of the fact that his client in the grand jury case was being asked questions that specifically had to do with executive privilege. this was a trump aide who was with donald trump on january