officials and the secret service account for what was happening that day. and i think importantly, account for any political motivations or sympathies that there might have been among the former presidents detail for what might have been happening in and around the white house on january 6th. tali, there are political implications. safety implications. talk me through, though, the legal implications of a potential cover-up. well, there s substantive crimes. and then there are cover-ups, or what we call obstruction. and that so many of the potential criminal charges that we ve been talking about. whether in the context of january six, all the way over to the mar-a-lago investigation. both the and regional crimes in the people who enabled them or try to thwart law enforcement from figuring out what was going on i think the implications are huge. david, you, red i m sure, the former presidents rambling. 14-page letter. i m sure you heard his
0 we ll take our countdown up next friday right here at 10 pm eastern. and right now, the 11th hour begins. tonight, more incredible and never before seen video from january 6th. as the committee hints at a cover-up. plus, the dramatic debate tonight in georgia. senator raphael warnock and herschel walker go head to head just days before georgians start to cast their votes. then, a critical week for our democracy and what leadership looks like in the face of crisis. jon meacham is here as the 11th hour gets underway on this friday night. good, evening i am alicia menendez, and for stephanie ruhle. we are still waiting for a definitive answer on what donald trump intends to do about the subpoena he s getting from the january six committee. he did release a rambling 14 -page letter today. were he repeated his election lies. but gave no indication of whether he will actually testify under oath before the committee. meanwhile, nbc news has attained more never before seen video of congr
August 07, (THEWILL) - The Federal Government needs more than N1.5 trillion (about $5 billion) to fix airport infrastructure gap in the country. The above sum is contained in recent statistics provided by the African Development Bank (AfDB). Over the years, inadequate finances and paucity of infrastructure have been identified as some of the major
Nigeria's domestic carriers lose at least N4.3 billion annually due to their restriction to operate 24 hours flight daily to the airports of their choice.
July 29, (THEWILL) – Domestic airline operators in Nigeria have lost at least N4.3 billion annually, due to their restriction to operate 24 hours flights daily to the airports of their choice. Speaking at the 26th annual conference of the League of Airport and Aviation Correspondents (LAAC) on Thursday, with the theme: Sunset Airports: Economic