what do you think are the chances you can get an acquittal? i would not comment. reporter: she was detained on february 17th. prosecutors claiming she was carrying two vaping cartridges with about .07 oil a crime in russia that can carry a sentence of up to ten years in praise colony. the u.s. considers her being rong wrongfully detained. wrongful detention is unacceptable where ever it occurs. the united states government, at the very high e est levels is working hard to bring mi miss griner as well as all wrongfully detained u.s. citizens safely home. reporter: her trial starts as tensions between the u.s. and russia have reached a boiling point. not just over rusrussia s invas of ukraine. the u.s. is calling for immediate release of former marine paul whelan who was sentenced to sf years. they also said the trial was not political. the facts say a prominent athlete was detained in possession of prohibits substances that contained drugs. reporter: after about
committee. if he wants to clear his good name, if he wants to come and say, you know, there weren t 20 shell companies, he s invited today. we ll drop everything. on october 31 on a need podcast the chairman stated, we have mountains of evidence, now we re ready to bring them in. we re in the downhill phase now because we have so many documents, and we can bring these people in for depositions or committee hearings, whichever they choose. for depositions or committee hearings, whichever they choose, and we can ask these questions with evidence. on november 6th, again on news max, our good chairman stated i will extend that invitation on your show right now, rob, if the biden family wants to join tony bobalinski in an official oversight committee hearing. he answered questions that the american have, that invitation is open now. they can come in and do that. on november 28th, hunter biden through his lawyer agreed to
sagged on november 20th of last year as a woorrker had passenge pipe, it hit a valve causing fuel to gush out. the navy didn t think fuel reached the dprground water. on november 28th, the navy shut down the facility that it wasn t be a tech rare shut down but permanently close the red hill bulk fuelage facilfacility. the problem was so bad, here is what the navy wrote. the deficients due to i can believe the and a failure to will your honor from prior incidents that fall short of naef standards for leadership, ownership and safeguarding of our communities. there s still an investigation into what disciplinary actions will be taken.
coming back to congress. will democrats end up supporting nancy pelosi. you re exactly right. nancy pelosi is a leader we need during these challenging times. she was terrific as minority leader. she was amazing as a prior speaker. she will do a phenomenal job as our future speaker. on november 28th, nancy pelosi will get the overwhelming support of the house democratic caucus. we then send her to the floor june 3rd as our nominee and by january 3rd i m confident she will get the votes she needs to become speaker of the house. all right. congressman, thank you so much for being with us. please note our thoughts and prayers are with everybody out in california right now, those forest fires. thank you so much for being here. thank you. donnie, the arrogance of members and i want to focus on something ted said. the arrogance of california
many in south africa say a poor black defendant would have got this sentence from the very beginning and only pistorius s fame and his background protected him. his brother has posted on twitter saying shattered, heartbroken, gutted. pistorius himself may not be moved to a high security jail to serve the rest of his sentence. thanks, bill. it s time for our monumental americans. people that may deserve a statute of their own. today it s buck jones. jones was born in indiana in 1891 and served in the army in philippines and raced cars and began working as a cowboy in oklahoma. he got married and got a more reliable jobs. a hollywood stuntman. in the 20s he began starring in films. on november 28th, 1942, buck jones was one of the 492 victims