he s not guilty. remember what he was accused of. he was accused of lying to the fbi, about who he was working for and who he was working for, hillary clinton. we want to get to our reporter. david, this trial was as taking a look at not just the fact that he lied but whether or not he can bring into focus anything else that s going on. once it was found out that he was working for hillary clinton, what else didn t we know? reporter: harris, exactly what this lie material to the fbi s investigation. that s something that jurors had to find out. apparently, they think that he did not lie to the fbi or may be it wasn t material. i m getting texts from our justice resource who was inside the building. michael sussmann indicted. not guilty for a charge of lying to the fbi. harris, to give everyone a back story, we ve been reporting this for about two weeks. michael sussmann was a clinton campaign attorney in september 2016. he texted the fbi general counsel, james baker, who wa
this is pro america, pro military. showing the unbelievable talent of the top gun. this is refreshing. emily: it s such a breath of fresh air. unapologetically american, celebrating what makes us great. it was amazing. i don t want to give any spoilers. i encourage all of you, if you haven t seen it to see it in the big theater where it belongs. i think to the patch point, there was a film critic in hong kong who said this is unprecedented. he said never film studio have never been shy about pandering to the chinese market. this is an indicator that times are changing. i m here for it 100%. kennedy, that s a bold move. an expensive move. they didn t have the patches in the preview, they added them back, stood up to china. good for this film?
officials for quite some time now and the steel industry has presented and the steel industry has presented a paper where they would get about £50 million a year of support to help them deal with the price spike and that is being considered by the business department but no official proposal had been made from the business department to the treasury to unlock any money and that s the basis of the spat we have between treasury sources and the business secretary yesterday after he had been on tv. the answer is not yet and it could be potentially not ever because the government is of the view that taxpayers should not be footing the bill for market forces hitting industries, it is up to industry to manage the market forces they are subjected to, that is their view. having said that, if it comes to a crunch, we have seen examples where the government is prepared to intervene and spend some public money to help a particular sector get over a particularly tricky patch point remember the fer