michael cohen s cell phone, if you look sad and he can t copy, and he can t transcribed notes. they re really trying to minimize how much of this can leak into the public ahead of the trial. and we all remember that donald trump does pose things on his social media, particularly when he is displeased with an investigation. so how do we get here to the point where the judge felt the need to do this? so this was all from the prosecutors. if you remember at the arraignment they brought up trump s post, because all leading up to the charges he was criticizing the district attorney alvin bragg. he was putting out some pretty inflammatory posts. and even then he was criticizing the judge in this case. so the prosecutor said look, you keep saying all the stuff on social media, can we reign this cnn? the judge was very even-handed. he said i ve been telling both sides prosecution you control your witnesses, defense you control your client, don t put anything on social media that
the russia hoax. the daily mail is reporting that in 2016, just as theramped bureau ramped up crossfire, hurricane, the fbi shut downn fe four separate criminal investigatiocriminn into bill ao hillary clinton and the clinton foundation . in response, the clinton foundation laughably claimed there has never been anylinton evidence of wrongdoing . not only did the fbi and department of justice abuse their power and lie to thee public, they seem to be proude u of it.d there are no apologies afterapog the durham report, no resignationsiethe duru, no admif wrongdoing whatsoever. as i pointed out in an op ed as tote for fox news .com, the justice department cannotic and will not police itself. in the latest example, the fbi is still refusing to turn oversd an unclassified record alleging a criminal bribery scheme against joe biden despite a legally binding subpoena from congress today. chairman colmer once again demanded access to this subpoenaed material. but director wray is n
analyst. and the host of way too early, jonathan lemire. white house bureau chief of my politico. and host of the circus, john heilemann. good to have you all. polls open in less than an hour in georgia, where one of the most consequential primaries of the midterms is taking place. there are several state and congressional races on the ballot, but the ones we re closely watching are the republican primaries for governor, secretary of state, and senate. the new york times describes the background of today s races like this. quote, georgia s got everything. disputed elections, rapid demographic change, celebrity democrats, a restrictive new voting law, an open criminal investigation into donald trump s meddling in the 2020 election, a deep rural-urban divide and unending drama between the trump wing of the republican party and the local gop establishment. that s a lot. former senator david perdue, whose loss in the state two years ago helped give democrats control of
other checks, and those people who don t get those checks and late to sending out other checks that they owe. that does have a ripple effect. i think what is really interesting is this idea of just how hazy of a deadline june 1st actually is. the u.s. government is receiving money every day. they are also sending out money every single day. and on top of that, the june 1st early june deadline is when some big big bills are due when it comes to paying the military, veterans, senior social security checks, et cetera. on june 15th, and i think this is the silver lining, on june 15th, the u.s. government is expecting billions of dollars in coming in revenue from corporate tax receipts they come every quarter. so that s what they re expecting. so there s this idea of, can they finagle it somehow to sort of move money around to somehow stretch it does she have tricks up her sleeve? it s hard to tell at this
r fromeople leadership. and then you remembered what he was all about. needhe went out and he visited. he had mcdonald s. i think if i remember correctly ,when he was out the way and people were starting to look at him differently again, the otherership. thing t happened is the indictment. and you would thinki the indictment would have worked against him. stard is itingt ralliedndictm a lot of peoplene to say they treat president trump unfairly. and so they gave him another chance. so all these things sort oftheyt boosted donald trump at the same time as , i thinkre ron desantisher chan has made some really big strategic mistakes. instead of running on the florida blueprint and all that he had done in maorida, he started really taking on disney and a lot oftad these woke wars. and i don t think that t served him well. so i think trump s lead is is secure at the moment. but let s not forget, on june 15th, in two thousand fifteen, there was an article in the washington post that said ,