also tonight, donald trump s first rally in the 2024 campaign. the former president went to the manhattan da could that be a new line for prosecutors. meanwhile, trump allies says that they are going to accuse january 6th rioters and are trying to remind us of the reality of that attack, this is american voices. what was shadowing at trump s first investigation was in manhattan, georgia, and washington d.c.. now, it is no surprise that trump continues to paint each of these investigations as nothing more than political richter, reporting for nbc news, jonathan allen writes, quote, trump is reeling about robbing him of power and freedom. it is about those government officials investigating him putting a dark warning for what happens if you were to be charged. it could continue even after nbc news. [crying] [inaudible] discussed a social media post attacking brag. yeah. there was a picture of a bat that someone had put together that he re-posted. let the witness ans
we begin this hour with waco, texas, the fight of donald trump s first official rally of the presidential campaign. overshadowing the possibility of criminal indictment. coming from separate investigations in manhattan. in georgia and in washington d.c.. now it is no surprise that trump continues to pacey triples investigations through nothing more than political reporting for nbc news jonathan allen writes, quote, trump s [inaudible] government run conspiracies launched with power and freedom. he s been really against government officials investigating him, with an increasingly dark warning about will happen if he is charged. trump s attacking the investigation continuing even after, even after nbc or someone sent death threats to the manhattan district attorney alvin bragg. he s investigating alleged flush stormy daniels 2016 election. [inaudible] discussed trump s social media post attacking brag with reverend al sharpton. [inaudible] he posted it. answer the que
thing we are going to echo. so you have a lot of different factions. so when you look at what the response is, basically there is the blood lost there. a clear acknowledgment and recognition of excitement that trump is validating it. the desire for more. he is willing to say that violence might be necessary and actually is necessary now. they love the idea that he attacked democrats as being the more violent and disgusting and that they deserve it. i mean, that idea that democrats deserve violence really was well received. but on the other hand, incredible skepticism. they re mad it him for not doing enough to protect january 6th protesters. and insurrectionists. and all those people that were sort of prosecuted. they are mad at him for not being more specific. so a lot of pockets of writing media including all jones were
sort of prosecuted. they are mad at him for not being more specific. so a lot of pockets of writing media including all jones were saying that you could not just go out there and say the general things like that. you have to name a target. you have to name a target, otherwise it is not only irresponsible but it s also stupid. so trump really believes this. he should be naming west people go. who should they target. so that frustration, in a way because trump actually hasn t been more explicit in what people should do when he is issuing his sort of generic appeals for violence. that in many ways it is only revalidation or reinforcing their skepticism. so especially that, cauldron what he has basically done his ratchet up that temperature, but i worry in many respects that there is no control of it right now. and you don t really have a mechanism to camp it down. fair enough, the interesting thing to see the extent to which the defamation case against fox coming from dominion plays any
I wasn t playing anything before but I m self-taught so I didn t go and musical in Finland although would of if I could. If I was a bit O. Accomplishments in together which I wasn t for wasn t mostly from the time I was interested in English and I wanted to be an English teacher and when I picked up one of these guitar when I was around 16 and then it just came very quickly even. More from Emma and Mike later but 1st we had back to Cheltenham jazz 2019 2 Tonight we focus on American bassist and composer Michael Formanek who bought his allusion quartet to the Festival Michael C.V. Borders on the implausible as it begins with names like Freddie Hubbard Stan Getz Jerry Mulligan and Joe Henderson and just keeps going right up to the present day with guys like Tim Burton Jim Black and Ury Kane Michael s illusion chords at features Chris Davis on piano Tony melody on tenor and Chaz Smith on drums and vibes they got their set rolling with the solo goodbye and later we ll hear ally in talking