reporter: we learned a lot more this morning, and it s an interesting juxtaposition behind me at mar-a-lago there s been very little movement told. we did hear from justice tacopina on the today show talking about the fact that there s under no circumstances going to be a plea deal, he says talk about a legal strategy that is still coming to light he did not provide a lot of details. we found out as imgarrett mentioned a second ago, the fact that the indictments have not been unsealed yet, trump s attorney doesn t know the specifics at this point. we know that the former president has been firing up social media posts throughout the course of the last 12 to 14 hours, from witch hunt to persecution to pointing out the judge for the arraignment and the fact that there s a parallel there. it s the same judge that oversaw the trial of allen weisselberg, the former cfo of trump organization who was convicted of tax fraud, so he was definitely sure to point that out, too what s strange a
spring? and, steve, how big of a deal is a for cia director to go himself to ukraine? what does that say to you? well, in this particular case, there is no doubt that burns is the guy, which we, said he s got the gravitas. he s a russia hand. he served multiple times in russia s state department officer to include, one, ask the ambassador. so, he s seen in the diplomacy side of. it now, he s on the intel, side you see some of the real politics. but, remember, as the article points out correctly, he listed the guy who s trying to convince zelenskyy and the ukrainians in the very beginning, based on intelligence. that, look, the russians are indeed going to attack. but, what you re alluding to their, a second ago, anderson, the important. partly ukrainians are in a really difficult position. they need to know how best to use their limited resources. and that s one strategic intelligence is at its strongest. but steve, i mean, it s such an important point given the limited resourc
how bad is it? we ve seen how mccarthy has had to degrade himself time and time, speaking out against a peaceful transition on january 6th, and then groveling and getting a picture with him a couple days later. now he actually is putting himself on the side opposite of ronald reagan, of margaret thatcher, of cold war years that fought against russian aggression. he s now debasing himself to actually put himself in the camp of, you know, the lindberghs of this congress. yeah. well, think about it. across the board, joe, first of all to the point you made a second ago, kevin mccarthy and mitch mcconnell know exactly the same things. both of them want this big bill to pass in their hearts. they understand what you just
the government is also putting money today into enforcement of making sure private landlords are meeting their obligations as well. a lot of the money the government has earmarked today is going to go to areas where there have been particular problems, like greater manchester, leeds and cornwall as well. it is all part of a strategy for mr gove s department to try and clamp down on this issue. there is broad political consensus that needs to happen, although labour are saying they want even stricter rules imposed in the first place so the regulation is even more significant. i want to talk to you about the situation regarding the deputy prime minister dominic raab, as we reported a second ago, senior civil servants from multiple government departments are preparing to submit formal bullying complaints, they want that to be part of the other investigation that has already started into his conduct, and given