weekend, but while we watched the advance on moscow, it was perplexing to see prigozhin not really meet any barriers as he made his way and seemed somewhat preplanned. what do you make of this reporting? well, lots of things ask lots of questions, right? first that the kremlin says it s just speculation. that s not a big denunciation, they didn t say this is poppycock, this is crazy, this is speculation. the general in question has been the main interlog tor with prigozhin for a long time. that s been well-known. at the beginning of this mutiny he got on a video and said lay down your weapons, and one other general did too, but then hours later, you know, showing it right now, one of those other generals right to mr. per prigozhin s right, he s one of the people that said lay down
we are also learning more about the history of oceangate expeditions, technical issues on six prior trips. one passenger claiming he was on the submersible and lost contact two hours, forcing an early end to the journey. and 2018 safety report detailing safety concerns, whether it met industry safety standards, claiming the company had an experimental approach to its expeditions. one former employee even saying he was wrongfully terminated for calling out safety concerns and calling for more safety checks. brian: another fox news alert, moscow court rejecting evan gershkovich appeal to be released ahead of his trial. the wall street journal reporting spoke to his parents who were in attendance at the hearing. he s held on espionage charges after being arrested in russia in march. ainsley: he and the wall street journal strongly deny the claims. the u.s. government claims he is
when we re gonna find out if charges are happening and what those charges might be, and that s later this summer, specifically maybe the first two weeks of august. so, you ve got that. then yesterday, of the wall street journal reporting that special counsel, jack smith, maybe wrapping up his yearlong investigation into trump s mishandling of highly classified documents. according to the journal, quote, special counsel jack smith has all but finished obtaining testimony and other evidence in his criminal investigation. some of trump s close associates are bracing for his indictment and anticipate being able to fund-raise off of prosecution. always good to make lemonade out of lemons, i suppose. that alone is an enormous deal, obviously, never happened before. it almost happened to nixon, but he was famously pardoned by ford. in this case, i mean, the people that look at this case just passionately, the documents case, they think trump s in a lot of trouble. here s an example, trump s f
those charges might be, and that s later this summer, specifically maybe the first two weeks of august. so, you ve got that. then yesterday, the wall street journal reporting that special counsel, jack smith, may be wrapping up his yearlong investigation into trump s mishandling of highly classified documents. according to the journal, quote, special counsel jack smith has all but finished obtaining testimony and other evidence in his criminal investigation. some of trump s close associates are bracing for his indictment and anticipate being able to fund-raise off of prosecution. always good to make lemonade out of lemons, i suppose. that alone is an enormous deal, obviously, never happened before. it almost happened to nixon, but he was famously pardoned by ford. and this case, i mean, the people that look at this case just passionately, the documents case, they think trump s in a lot of trouble. here s an example, trump s former white house lawyer, tykerb, thinks the ex president
michael cohen who once served as donald trump s attorney told nbc news in a statement, i have less than zero confidence that donald will abide by any of the terms of the protective order. his anger towards the system that is holding him accountable is so severe, he will not be able to control his actions. he is a like a petulant child. the wall street journal is reporting that special counsel jack smith may be very close to filing charges in the investigation of the classified documents found at donald trump s residence in florida, and tonight s letter from donald trump s criminal lawyers to the attorney general merrick garland appeared to confirm him directly that wall street journal reporting. the wall street journal reports special counsel jack smith has all but finished obtaining testimony and other evidence in his criminal investigation into whether former president donald trump mishandled classified documents at his power legault resorted, according to people familiar with the ma