evidence emerging today in the guardian that in the crucial time between doj s subpoena and may of last year and the meeting between investigators and trump s legal team the following month, trump or his aides might have hidden classified documents from donald trump s own defense attorney from that stunning new reporting. quote, donald trump s lawyer told associates he was waved off from searching the former president s office where the fbi later found the most sensitive materials anywhere on the property. that lawyer, evan corcoran, recounted that several trump aides told him to search the storage room because that was where all the materials that had been brought from the white house at the end of trump s presidency ended up being deposited. corcoran found 38 classified documents in the storage room. he then asked whether he should search anywhere else but was steered away, he told associates. according to an inventory unsealed by a federal judge last year, the fbi found 27
trelegy for copd. birds flyin high, you know how i feel. breeze driftin on by. february 2021 smartmattic alleges fox news knowingly made over 100 false statements and implications about the company amplifying false information from former president donald trump and his allies, smart mattic played a role in his election loss. exposed misconduct and damage caused by fox news information campaign smart mattic will expose the rest, a tease in the tv business the very fact that fox is shelling out more than three quarters of a billion dollars in cold hard cash for its coverage of team trump s conspiracy theories as dominion attorney da vitae brooke put it money can be a form of accountability a listen to that from yesterday. for the past two and a half years we ve been able to expose everything that fox knew when it broadcast these horrific lies about my company, the country now knows that, the world knows that and with the summary judgment frulg this great court we now h
takes readers deep inside the real life experiences of prosecutors, in this case a mom and investigators navigating modern politics and the mob as they look to solve a murder. drawing from comey s early years prosecuting the gambino crime family in the early 1990smism i ll always sensitive to not give away plot points, so tell us about your strong female lead. she s a wonderful female character. she s a mom and has a relationship with her mom, and she s tough and doing things that create sort of the tension in the book. there s some danger. yeah, she s great. and she s inspired by the strong, smart, tall women who have surrounded me my whole life. i have four daughters and a shorter but also awesome wife. and one of them is a prosecutor. yep, and the protagonist is inspired by my oldest daughter who when i was writing this was in the very same courtroom i prosecuted joe gambino in when she was 3 years old.
unthinkable for a company like fox, they won t tolerate it and in the end they did settle. it feels again, i m not a lawyer here. but it feels as if the smartmatic case has a similar kind of inevitability to it. they had to know the moment that they settled with dominion that in effect that was also setting the table to settle with smartmatic because that lawsuit has very similar feel. it follows the same roadmap. you have the same discovery, the same emails, the same embarrassment, the same questions. all over again. and so if rupert murdoch sitting in his penthouse, you know, thinking about his legacy wanted things to go away, it is not enough to have the dominion lawsuit go away, he has to do the same thing with smartmatic. so the question is how many zeros come after that first number. because if he is not going to go through the dominion lawsuit, why would he subject himself and
series of investigations, but that looks like the one where he could be in the most jeopardy, and if the facts are there, jack smith ought to bring that case. i never thought the threat would go away if we voted on donald trump but imagine what the world would be like if we d not voted for donald trump, if we didn t vote for him in our country today? as we see him on top of the republican field in the primary, what are your concerns about another trump presidency? well, he represents a serious threat to the rule of law in this country. and anyone with eyes to see can see that. people criticize cnn for the town hall, and i actually thought it was good the american people could see this is what would be on the ballot in 2024, someone that promises to do things antithetical to a constitution based rule of society. and i think he threatens that society, and the stakes if he s the candidate would be extraordinarily high. what do you think the appropriate way to sort of understand that