bahamas. spectacle, the world has ever seen. island get away turns disaster. it became very barbaric. jesse: what was supposed to be the can t miss party of the millennium turned out to be a catastrophe. the models that were promised never showed up. the gourmet food they advertised turned out to be something from a school cafeteria. and things got so bad the party s organizer even ended up in jail. but p.r. scams like this oh, they have been around. new coke was hailed as the future of soda. and was going to take the beverage world by storm in the 1980s. well, that didn t work. just a few months later, they were back to the classic. and how about the segway? once billed as most revolutionary change to transportation since the horse and buggy became nothing more than a punch line in bad movies. how is that? is that valid enough for you? [laughter] that was pretty valid, huh? jesse: most of these marketing failures have little consequence. most of the wrong people
winesheimer changed his tune after that conversation and shortly afterwards his client was removed from the case. he says he will look into it and get back to me. we don t hear. we had a call on may 16th, the next day and during that call he said we re an open book and he just said mr. weiss is in charge of the investigation. aishah: david spunt is live at the justice department to look into this. this entire hunter biden legal saga was supposed to be in the rearview mirror per d.o.j. officials. however, things changed after that plea deal fell through last month in a very public way in a federal court in delaware. this lawyer, you will hear from him in a second, the lawyer for gary shapley. he was encouraged in april when he spoke to a career official working for both political parties whoever is in charge of d.o.j. who told him his client shapley would be protected as a whistleblower. he was the first to come forward on the record, hold up the red flag and say the hun
we are just 24 hours out from that historic image being released to the public for the first time. but a lot has happened in those 24 hours. as of this morning, all 19 codefendants in the georgia case have surrendered to authorities in fulton county. 18 of those 19 codefendants have been released awaiting trial. one is still in jail, harrison floyd was one of the people allegedly involved in a plot to intimidate poll worker ruby freeman, when he turned himself in yesterday. mr. floyd was denied bond because of a prior charge. it turns out that earlier this year, harrison floyd allegedly attacked an fbi agent who was trying to serve him a grand jury subpoena in jack smith s federal elections investigation. well, today mr. floyd appeared remotely in a georgia courtroom, where he told a judge that he was not a flight risk, arguing that he flew in from out of state to turn himself in before donald trump did. the judge said that it would be up to another judge to set conditions fo
some of the first to surrender but not the last. former president trump s alleged co-conspirators in georgia begin to turn themselves in ahead of the friday deadline as trump himself says he will surrender on thursday. plus, fighting for traction when the front-runner s missing in action. republican candidates are preparing their playbooks for debate night without trump on the stage as we re learning that fox is keeping the former president s allies from showing up in the spin room after the debate. plus, identifying the dead on maui. the attempt to solve a tragic mystery of the hundreds still missing. we re following these developing stories and many other, all coming in right here to cnn news central . two down, 17 to go. today the first batch of donald trump s indicted co-conspirators are surrendering at the fulton county jail in atlanta. it is all part of the sweeping indictment against the former president and his allies for their efforts to overturn the 2020 elec
the same place. which is just in the ground. yes. but there s a lot between now and then ahead of us in the next year. it is a defining year for america. a lot is at stake. we ve got a glimpse of it on wednesday night with those six hands raised saying they would still vote for donald trump even if he is convicted. chris, great to see you as always my friend. great show. enjoy the rest of the evening off. thanks to you at home for joining us tonight. look, by now you ve seen this, you can now get this on a shirt. you can get it on a poster. you can get it on a mug. you can get it on a beer kusie if that s what you want. donald trump s presidential campaign is all in fundraising off of his arrest in fulton county georgia, with brand-new, yep, mugshot merch. each item features the president s new slogan. never surrender. underneath a picture of the 45th president, literally surrendering to authorities. you cannot make this up. we are just 24 hours out from that historic i