election. we also that the grand jury waaa empaneled by a soros funded d.a. called alvin bragg, who looks and acts like ta tawanna brawley era, alvidenc sharpton. so we would assumee on the bass of that evidence that it s pretty likely trump does get charged with something at some point. but charged with what? in a fre that s the question. that should matter in a free country, laws or universal laws apply to all citizens equally precisely because all citizens i are considered equal forou generations. this was very obviouss to ami to american liberals. in fact, iact was the basis ofel their worldview that was back when liberals opposedas jim crow.om and we re notet tryinhing cg to reinstate it as something called equitequiy. we are not liberals, but we retain the traditional american view, which is that laws must be applied equally or else they are not laws at all. justice must be blind or elsejut it is tyranny. so we spent the day with helpp f staff toyer on our staff t
weekend. a former nfl star is here first, r tonight with reaction. but first rule and ruin. that s the focus ofngle tonight s angle, of course, yor a radical new york prosecutors trying to take down trumpthis before 2024 da. you this apparent move toward indicting the former president . it sd indi as predictable as a biden stumble climbing the stairs of s air force one now rather than aa focusing on putting way violent to mak criminals. dalven bragge wants to makes as a name for himself by squaring p off with donald trump on a case that is as pathetic as itl. is political brag made a future trump prosecution the cornerstone of his campaign for d.a. on the candidate in deputy the race. who has the experience with donald trum in p. i was the chief deputy in the attorney general s office. we sued the trum0 times. iptigae administration over a hundred times. i know how to litigate with them. one little problem fo r alvin ,nothing to brag about. his only path of admission into
so your first concern would be the price of diesel fuelir diesel fuel is what makes transportation possible in this country. virtually everything you buy in america arrived by diesel engine. our entire trucking fleet runsng on diesel. so doesuy every single freight locomotive in the united states. so diesel prices get too high. transportation secretary, transport stops the price ofth nearly everything becomes unaffordablein. af so inflation is directly connected to transportation and transportation requires diesel. it turns out the dieseltoat fuel prices are the key to a lot of the american economy. and you would know that your second concern if you were we transportation secretary would be domestic air travel. this is a huge country. it s far too big a country not to have reliable commercial flights from one place to another. businesses depend on the airlines and so the families for generations they ve been able to depend on the airlines. america has had the most efficient a
this of the attorney client privilege? wand they said , you presume correctly. i said, fine, send it over. talk be delighted to talk to you. that waiver is very clear ., and once we had that, i prepared three hundred and thirty emails, a bunch of text messages. t meeting wi i prepared a contemporaneous report of our first meeting with michael cohen at the regency hotel in manhattan as well as a contemporaneousours notes of the interview i had for two hour offics with the us attorney s office in the southern district of new york , as wellous as contemporaneous notes of an i interview by the house committee on intelligenc e, who sent three investigators to my office, one of whos mnon o is nowld dan goldman, erial a congressman here ini new york . so i had allsent i this material ready. i sent io t to donalthd trump ss lawyer and i sent it to the manhattan d.a. s office. d.a.n contacted the manhattan d.a. office and i asked, could i we meet with alvin bragg?ent ths because i wanted to pre
and defeating joe biden orn whoever the democrat nomineeevee is . democrat nomination is. this doesn so this doesn t surprise me at all. but how far out over his skis is bragge on the legal aspect? of this? any american who eveng coul considers the idea that mr. brigg could indict president trump ought to be a strike at the rule of law, outraged. consti anyb a strike at the rule of law to strike at our constitution. and the fact talking that anyont be talking about an indictment or an arraignment afterr bo s ty today is even more bob costello s testimony today is even more than outrageous. the granrageous.grand juryd jurn exculpatory and impeachment evidence. the prosecutor had an obligation to present that until bob castel o testifiedb costel today, they hadn t heard that bob costello s testimony they ve is qualitatively and material materially different from anything they ve heard.a cohen spoke to him as a lawyerco . bob costello has three hundred and thirty email exchanges. ut a