new security concerns and potential threats just ahead of trump s expected court appearance here. cnn is over at the courthouse with preparations by federal and local law enforcement officials are now under way. i ll speak with a vocal critic of trump and his actions, republican presidential candidate and former congressman will hurd. welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i m wolf blitzer. you re in the situation room. we begin with donald trump on the brink right now of being arrested and arraigned for a third time. the former president is set to respond to that grave new federal indictment accusing him of orchestrating a plot to try to overturn the 2020 presidential election. let s go right to our senior legal affairs correspondent paula reid who is here with me in the situation room. is it your understanding that trump will appear actually physically at the courthouse here in washington tomorrow? that is our expectations now, wolf
meadowlark media, espn s pablo torre. okay, guys. i mean. it was actually a really good game. i m going to let it go. it was a classic. it was a classic from the beginning. the teams were set. unbelievable. pablo, it s so fascinating. you know, i was, like you, lock locking the chiefs defense being the key. so many things being the key. the end of the day, it was a young quarterback versus a guy who has been there before. what a huge difference it made. mahomes, we re not saying he is brady because he s not brady yet, but, man, you could put him in a handful, maybe three or four quarterbacks, like montana, brady, that could have done that last night. it s just extraordinary. joe, he is patrick mahomes is the greatest quarterback i have ever seen, and that s, of course, with deference to jonathan lemire s beloved, mike barnicle s beloved tom brady, right? the guy who has won it all. what patrick mahomes has done is turned the super bowl into his own residency. he s
happy wednesday, everybody. so don t look now. d but the metoono movement is bace but this time, what s being attacked isn t womenme. nu it s academic integrity. and once again, we look to harvardegrity that devry of e east. they don t know who to pariahs. trust me, that joke worked in the meeting. jerry in charleston, the chief diversity officer atust me univ. has just beent accused of roughlybe 40 instancs of plagiarism in her ph.d. dissertation. a si add in this single academicng paper she in her career, therere would be more accusations of plagiarism. but she was too lazy to write more than one fake paper. which begs the question, who was the last persos too n te an original idea at harvard? john adams . hn adams al gore. barack obama. you know, barack must sweating right now. not for plagiarism. he just ate a really dog. swe oh, good. now, charleston s husband is also a professor and according to the reports, her one publication even ripped ofr onf research that he
i had happy tuesday as we play. i love you. helove every single one of you. all right. all right. so here s something that should ththe out of you, not only were at least a dozen members of the un s palestine relief agency directly involved in the hamas terror attack, according to intel r reports, about 10% of the 12,000 staffers in gaza have ties to islamic terror groups. perhaps they re i m with hamas dire t-shirts were a dead giveaway. so we re talking more thann 0 100 people on the un payroll. that includes two un employees who directly helped kidnapped israelis. two others were tracked to sites of hamas massacres. others helped plan the attack, including supplying weapons. and seven of them are school teacherson. but i d like to know what s on their summer reading list. intro to bomb making in mind comp. seriously, these work in a school teaching kids. think about that when telln o you that the funding is going to go to schools . o yeah, it s going to terrorist t
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