and shlae thinks this is not political. she makes she s there, hair and camerash makeup ready goes in front of the cameras, sometimes she talks and talks to them, sitting in the front row as if she has nothing else to do in the entire state of new york as thyoe attorney general of cours it s political and it looks like that. president trump last night i thought had great town hall on fox news, finishes at 10:00 p.ms eastern, gets on a plane gets back there in time to go there and he s there in person and i think that the white house and biden campaign must be looking at this going, okay, our guy takes friday, saturday, sunday and monday off in order to do ch lunch with the vice-president on tuesday, and how are they possibly going to do with this kind of energy? greg: he s running circles around the biden white house right henow. greg: yeah. you know, there s a couple of stories. i comean, when you talk about these legal stories, a lot of people just zone out especially, when you r
guy and the entire biden family operatioamion but n, but especiy joe biden, because today he announced the appointmentanns a special counsel to investigate possible hunterme crimes. but of course, he made no pre mention of president joe biden. instead of appointing someone from outside of the government to lead this investigation, as by law, by the way,on is recommended under regulationn 28 c.f.r. 601.3. thanks to gregg jarrett, merriccsr k waved his magic wank and he just promotede david weiss. that is the same federal prosecutorsa , th, the one who n been slow walking the criminal probe into huntenter bidr bidenr several years. he s the guy that allowed the statute of limitations to expire on multiple major felonies before majoe, of cours, then trying to put together that sweetheart, you kno w, , little deal with hunter, no jail timane ite and tie it up w, neat little bow and, you know, h wover it all up.
coach fit for a sking, of cours. here s a look at the crowd, along the mile, where the modern monarch will travel in gilded carriages. the crowd is starting to gather. so many camping out for days, with tents, wanting this glimpse, being part of this moment in history. our royal correspondent, max foster, has more on what we can expect. reporter: electric windows. air conditioning. and hydraulic suspension. despite its traditional appearance, the diamond jubilee state coach has all the modern comforts. it s been out on the streets to practice transporting the king to the abbey without a hiccup. on the way back to the abbey, a much bigger percentage.
is now queen. nice to see you here. the pbiggest irony, of cours, that of all of the royals, arguably the most friendly towards the press is the queen sort, the woman who has been most destroyed by the press. she was portrayed as a wicked, scheming woman who was breaking up the royal marriage. i think that was unfair to her. i mean, it was charles who broke up that marriage. and he wanted a camilla, not a diana. queen elizabeth finally gave her blessing for charles and diana to divorce in 1996. just a year before diana s tragic death. princess diana has been killed in a car crash in paris.
these revelations hit paige mom and dad. they just couldn believe it if i had known about it, i definitely would ve tried to use whatever persuasion i had to turn her away from it. mean, if nothin else, quit obviously it s dangerous so, it was a shock, obviously, but they said the could understand her motives after all, rob dixon s money had run out. she was doing what she ha to do to keep life as normal a possible for the children. the news spread, of cours pretty soon most people in tow knew there were, people who wrot to the paper and said horrible things like, why are we spending all this time looking for a dead hooker? dirt. spread, said andrea by those who didn t even kno paige. we knew her heart. we kne who she was every day with u and with her kids. and i anything, it only put us int hyper vigilant defender mode