school and someone other than her father moved her. validity of which was never shown. and all the while ms. willis facing these have been able to do the work unrelated to this case which has shown in the fact that the murder right in atlanta and crime rates decreased while she s been in office. what was shown through the witnesses and the testimony that your honor heard there was no conflict in relation to i guess the relationship that transpired from, the relationship between her and mr. wade and that there was actually no evidence of a financial benefit that she gained as relates to the prosecution of this case and the ultimate outcome of the case. the corroboration of all of that is the things that your honor is very much aware that she could have, i guess, financially benefited from, stretching out the case for lack of better words by the special grand jury recommended the 39 individuals be indicted. through her sifting through the special grand jury s report and all t
president must appear in court on may the 20th, 2024, in fort pierce, florida, for the start of his first federal criminal trial in the classified documents case. donald trump will be tried on 37 counts with charges ranging from conspiracy to obstruct justice to willful retention of government documents and making false statements. that ruling came from the trump appointed judge aileen cannon, the first has she has faced as to whether or not she will be impartial to the ex president. there were valid concerns that she would be lenient with him, given a past ruling related to this very case. while the special counsel s team wanted a speedy trial to start in december, trump wanted to postpone the entire trial until after the election, postponed indefinitely. imagine his willingness to be tried if he were to become president of the united states again. because trump argued there is no way he could receive a fair trial while running for president. that argument was just part of t
conclusion. it s going to be remarkable. have a great memorial day weekend. that does it for us this morning. yasmin vossoughian picks up the coverage right now. hey, everybody, it s 10:00 a.m. in the east, i m yasmin vossoughian in for ana cabrera this morning. urgency in washington with less than a week to avoid a catastrophic default. there s optimism that a deal is close, but can they get it done and before too much damage is done? we have a lot of hangups. do you think it s possible to get a deal by this weekend. look, we re not going to stop negotiating. this is a priority. plus, we ve got more questions about donald trump and classified documents at mar-a-lago. new exclusive reporting from the washington post, sources saying that two employees moved the boxes the day before a visit by fbi agents. what could that mean for the special counsel s investigation? growing outrage in mississippi, an attorney for an 11-year-old says the child was shot after he
like i said earlier with defund the police and now, we have chaos throughout the country it doesn t matter if you say we want to reallocate funds or we want to build up community programs. you re still taking money away from the boots on the ground who are, you know, in charge of maintaining law and order. i fear more my grandchildren. violence in schools, it s everywhere. so it rising crime terrorize cities across the krnghts you would think this could be a slam dunk for candidates. look we all have to take the l sometimes just admit progressive fail and help your constituents it is that simple but apparently that s just too much to ask even when you might be the democrat who finally flips new york red. anyone who commits crime under laws especially with change they made to bail has consequences i don t know why that s so important to you. all i know is that we can do more. joining me now elizabeth gomes recently attacked by homeless man in a subway station. elizabet
states and cities with the radical policies. like i said earlier with defund the police and now, we have chaos throughout the country it doesn t matter if you say we want to reallocate funds or we want to build up community programs. you re still taking money away from the boots on the ground who are, you know, in charge of maintaining law and order. i fear more my grandchildren. violence in schools, it s everywhere. so it rising crime terrorize cities across the krnghts you would think this could be a slam dunk for candidates. look we all have to take the l sometimes just admit progressive fail and help your constituents it is that simple but apparently that s just too much to ask even when you might be the democrat who finally flips new york red. anyone who commits crime under laws especially with change they made to bail has consequences i don t know why that s so important to you. all i know is that we can do more. joining me now elizabeth gomes recently attacked