That visceral experience is thought something anyone forgets. So, you know, keep at it, republicans. Thank you, my friend. And thanks to you at home for joining us this evening. So Donald Trumps fourth criminal indictment, number four, appears to be days away. Nbc news is now reporting that Fulton County District Attorney fani willis is expected to present her case to the grand jury next week. And we know that d. A. Willis has been investigating trumps efforts toti overturn the 2020 election in georgia, and her investigation appears to have quite a bit in common with the federal case being brought by special counsel jack smith in washington, d. C. But the case in georgia may prove to be different from jack myths case in one very meaningful way. That, we need and to go back to 1979 when the City Of Atlanta was experiencing an unprecedented wave of crime. Here was nbc nightly news in august of that year. During the First Six Months of this year crime in atlanta was up 30 . Robbery and ag
case. i m told that uk vi have the application under consideration and are speaking with the honourable lady s offers to help progress the application and i hope we can resolve it very soon.- application and i hope we can resolve it very soon. thank you, mr seaker. resolve it very soon. thank you, mr speaker- does resolve it very soon. thank you, mr speaker. does the resolve it very soon. thank you, mr speaker. does the minister - resolve it very soon. thank you, mr speaker. does the minister accept. speaker. does the minister accept that the female population of afghanistan is enslaved at present? has he seen the amazing film by the courageous sky correspondent called women are all afghanistan which spells this out? and will he perhaps spent a moment to look at edm 1188 marking today the 90th anniversary of the founding of the academic assistance council, now the council for at risk academics which i came across while they were trying to rescue female academics from pote
depositions, what we re learning about them. former president trump and some in his inner circle. interviews with ivanka trump and jared kushner. kevin mccarthy pressed about his comments in the hours after the january 6th attack, saying president trump bears responsibility. tonight, jon karl asking leader mccarthy about the former president s claims even to this day that the election was stolen. what mccarthy said. and janon s exclusive interview with the film maker. also breaking, that deadly ts washitod.c., sisspire thosith lat reporting.ad a foement knew more tn a w ilg much of t were 77 they held their position outside the classroom door. tonight, the police officer now charged with murder after a deadly traffic stop in grand rapids, michigan. the officer accused of shooting patrick leo what in the back of the head. horrific allegations of fraternity hazing at the university of missouri. a student force fed alcohol, now paralyzed, blind, and unable to speak. tonigh
numbers, a thousand arrested already at january 6th. we saw people willing to die including ashley babbitt who consumed these trump legal theories wrapped in a trump campaign flag as she s breaching security at the capitol. we saw it in cincinnati where a man breached security or tried to at a cincinnati field office, ended up dying in a cornfield after hours of standoff. and i m afraid this is not any way the end of this but rather just the beginning as we continue to see trump and his cohorts making vile accusations against people who are now prosecuting trump, whether prosecutors or judges. so there s more of this coming. and law enforcement s challenge, of course, is to get out in front of it before the really bad thing happens. well, yeah. i mean tonight on news max trump is you use the word
adviser. and it matters because it is herjob to show she is abiding by the ministerial code that she has broken before, on private and public interests. and to enforce rules fairly for everyone else. but time and again she tries to think that she is above the normal rules. breaching security, even though she is secured to limit response before it. trying to avoid penalties, even though she sets in. we appointed even after breaking the ministerial code and criticising home office policies, even though she is in charge of them and is failing on knife crime, channel crossing, immigration and more. the prime minister is clearly too weak to sort this out. well, if the home secretary cannot get a grip of her own rule breaking behaviour, how can she get a grip on anything else? mr speaker, some gentle advice for the right honourable lady. the person who needs to get a grip here is the shadow home secretary and the labour party because they have wholly