4095, that is how many lawsuits former president donald trump or his organization, has been involved in, according to usa today. and they cover everything from defamation, contract disputes, personal injury, and more. and they spanned three decades. donald trump has been the defendant in almost 2000 of those civil suits. but the former president has never been a defendant in a criminal trial. if that changes, the trump playbook we have grown so familiar with, the path he nears, the vengeful outbursts, the dangerous lies, they will have no power there. the former president is connected to criminal investigations on multiple fronts. there is the justice department s investigation on trump s handling of classified documents, which most recently was a federal judge says he is inclined to unseal parts of the search affidavit and has ordered the justice department to make redactions. then, there s trump s efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 election. his former white hous
january six committee is going to make the case that she is at the beginning of the battle. and she is going to drop a blunt message, a warning, a message warning about the danger to america from this misinformation and. why remove what she told cnn earlier this month from the threat from the former president? here it is. if defending the constitution against the threat that he poses means losing a house seat, then that s a sacrifice i m willing to make. i do not intend to lose. but, but some things are more important than any individual office or a political campaign. so, that s wyoming. we are also going to take you to alaska, right now. votes are still being cast their, where the former presidents trying to take down senator lisa murkowski for the for the uncharitable sin of voting to convict him in his second impeachment trial. now, make known stake though, this is no ordinary primary night. what we are learning tonight, and the new revelations today about the janua
we re gonna discuss lord of the flies. another hour of velshi, begins right now. good morning, and this sunday august 14th, i am velshi, it s been a week since the fbi has conducted mar-a-lago, as donald trump tried to branded, and we learned it is the third time that we know of, that representatives of the american government have to go visit former president trump s west palm beach hideaway, where he has been stashing a highly sensitive documents, that belong to the united states. back in january, the last archives collected 15 boxes from mar-a-lago, after they realize the trump administration, some things they never handed over. during that first round of retrieval, were documents that were marked classified. this was just a small sign of things to come. we know that this past spring, the department of justice quietly subpoenaed donald trump for any and all remaining records that he had in his possession. it s an important point, trump keeps talking about a raid, where the
please welcome mayor byron brown. [applause] mayor brown: we are here in the community center of the east side of buffalo. i want to thank candace, the executive director, and members of the board of directors, for hosting us today. beloved community, as mayor of the city of buffalo, on behalf of the more than 270,000 residents of our city, i want to extend our deepest and most heartfelt condolences to the family members of the victims of the vicious attack on our community. i want the family members to know that we love you, care about you went collectively, we are here to wrap our arms around you and help lift you up during this difficult time. this is a time of great pain and sorrow for all of us in buffalo. but we are trusting and leaning on god to get us through this dark and difficult time. we are very thankful that, in the midst of this darkness, we have a president and first lady who cared deeply about our community and communities all across the country. all acros
brown. [applause] we are here in the community center on the east side of buffalo. i want to thank candace martin, the executive director and members of the board of directors for hosting ustoday . beloved community, as mayor of the city of buffalo on behalf of of the more than 278 thousand residents of our city, i want to just extend our deepest and most heartfelt condolences to the family members of the victims of the vicious attack on our community. i want the family members to know that we love you. that we care about you. and collectively we are here to wrap our arms around you and help lift you up during this very difficult time. this is a time of great pain and sorrow for all of us in the city of buffalo. but we are trusting and leaning on god to get us through this dark and difficult time. we are very thankful that in the midst of this darkness, we have a president and first lady who cared deeply about our community and communities all across the country. president