so he is not leaving stones unturned. he is going and saying, for example, boy, it looks like this attorney isn t expensing legal advice or being asked to dispense legal advice. we re going to go to the court. we re going to pierce attorney-client privilege. jack smith brought that case all the way up to the d.c. circuit, the nation s second highest court. they agreed with him that the attorney-client privilege doesn t shield these materials. so he s been meticulous on that. that s different than being an aggressive prosecutor general. you are throwing the book at someone. you know, if smith wanted to do that here, for example, he could have easily indicted in washington, d.c. and yet, you know, trump s lawyers would have made a would have tried to argue something about that and tried to make a mess of it, but he would have won that every day of the week. what i think he decided to do is, look, this indictment, where is it occurring? it is mostly occurring in
former u.s. marshal fugitive task force commander-in-chief inspector. why did it take so long for the marshals to get involved? well, sheriff s department good morning. the sheriff s department have the case. they brought in the u.s. marshals task force on board. the best in the business. so they hit the ground running a week ago. they are assisting the sheriff s department and leaving no stones unturned. tearing her world upside down. the digital footprint is important. what web sights did she visit. who is the trusted circle of friends? they re connecting dots as we speak. dagen: she had a two year special relationship with the inmate casey white. some people knew about it certainly. absolutely, no doubt. she set the table. she sold the house about a month ago, withdrew all her cash so they have money.
else to support ukraine? is nato going to take any action? that s the question that has not been answered yet, the sort of thing president zelensky will now be looking for. on monday the austrian chancellor karl nehammer became the first european leader to meet presidnet putin since russia launched its invasion of ukraine. let s talk to his foreign minister alexander schallenberg. why did he want to go to moscow? the war in ukraine affects us directly. it is about our security. the border of ukraine is closer to the westernmost part of austria and it is not a big country and we don t want to reproach ourselves not having tried everything to have left stones unturned. his party is