ability to have coherent thoughts as the puppy loses its mind, i can barely keep up train of thought when my children do the same. ryan, you have of course covered countless prosecutions of those who broke into the u.s. capitol, wrote a book about it in fact. this, as we are watching it, it s one piece of the story, how does the georgia indictment helped tell the bigger story of trump s multipronged effort to stay in power? well, for a one chesebro is on the ground of the capitol, he s one person who theoretically, at least, he won t ultimately but could face charges, very few defendants have faced charges for being on the outside of the capital. but, you know, right now we are essentially at more than the halfway point for the overall january six investigation. early on in the investigation one of the fbi officials said we are in the first quarter, we are getting started but now the clock is ticking because calm 2026, it s one of the statute
how does the georgia indictment helped tell the bigger story of trump s multipronged effort to stay in power? well, for a one chesebro is on the ground of the capitol, he s one person who theoretically, at least, he won t ultimately but could face charges, very few defendants have faced charges for being on the outside of the capital. but, you know, right now we are essentially at more than the halfway point for the overall january six investigation. early on in the investigation one of the fbi officials said we are in the first quarter, we are getting started but now the clock is ticking because calm 2026, it s one of the statute of limitation ends on these offenses, that s when they have to do it. right now there has been 1100 people charged. but, you know the total number of people could be charges upwards of 3000. so, every week we are seeing new cases come in. a lot of the people i speak with are doing the numbers and on the back of the napkin doing the math here, they say they
so i do think that he wants to run out the clock because he knows that he can keep his people or he can get his people on his side. when the nomination. and remember, trump world just wants to stay alive another day. molly, i appreciate your ability to have coherent thoughts as vpop loses its mind. i can barely keep a train of thought when my children didn t. then you have, of course, covered countless prosecutions of those who broke into the capital you wrote about it. this, we are watching, is just one piece of the story. how does the georgia indictment tell the biggest or of trump s multipronged effort to empower? you know, for one, kenneth chesebro was on the grounds of the u.s. capital. he is one person who theoretically at least could ultimately face charges. for being on the outside of the capital. but basically, right now, we are essentially at more than the halfway point for this
for people there at the moment and they were talking about having power for maybe an hour, then it would be blackout for four hours. and eventually, the country s electricity company of the national electricity company of the national electricity company, said that they believe that this is a result of sanctions from neighbouring nigeria. so what nigeria has done is that, we understand, according to authorities in niger, because of sanctions following the coup, they are cutting off site and power supplies to its neighbour they are in niger. this is obviously part of what we are seeing, a multipronged effort by neighbouring countries trying to get to grips with the situation there in niger following the coup. they are sending mediation teams there, and now enforcing sanctions. in sending mediation teams there, and now enforcing sanctions. now enforcing sanctions. in terms of that delegation, now enforcing sanctions. in terms of that delegation, is now enforcing sanctions. in terms
schools. and i guess i wonder, on the other side of the coin, do you feel like you are equipped with the tools to counter what has been a pretty successful multipronged effort to change the whole system of education in the florida public school system? i hate to be a pessimist, but the reality is, we need the voters to get out and vote. if we have these people in office, there is really not a whole lot we can do. because they put this into law. do you hear from teachers who are grappling with the changes that are gonna be in place in the classroom this fall? all the time. people asking for answers to, how do we implement these laws or these policies? how is this gonna affect my classroom and my instruction? and one of the things that s really frightening about these laws that are passed is that the state passed them with no instruction. what do you think people who are concerned about the direction that things are heading in what should they be focused on in the months and ye