where i spoke to him again. all right, so let s take a look at this. may i? which the exhibit number what we re looking at here is going to be state s exhibit 300. so taking a look at the blown up board of state s exhibit 300. i m going to publish it up here so we can see it. are you able to see that on your screen? yes, ma am. so at the brian house, you said you went down here to maybe a wooded area. is it fair to say that that wooded area is right here? yes, it s right at the corner of that house or lot right there, the last open area. right here? no, ma am, right there. here? yes. so you chased him down here, and at this point in time, you cut him off? no, ma am, i m alongside him and ask him to stop, i want to talk to him and after i asked, i want to talk to you, hey, hold on a second, is when he finally stopped and okay, we can talk. we can see what s going on. this time i said the cops are coming after he didn t respond to me or talk to me.
democrats. plus, a tale of two trials. we ve got the latest from two courtrooms ass nation awaits a verdict in the kyle rittenhouse trial, and. speaker pelosi wants as democrats face a number of growing challenges politically and legislatively. d legislative. good day, welcome to meet the press daily, i m chuck todd, there are a number of stories in washington, the debate over the president s agenda, the struggle with inflation, the democratic party s messaging woes. you name it. we have said it before, and we ll continue to say it, the single biggest story in american politics has been and still is and will continue to be the damage being inflicted on our democracy, and the radicalizing of one of the major political parties. the house voted to censure republican congressman paul gosar for his depiction of violence against democrats in an altered anime video. house republicans voted in support of congressman gosar. and mccarthy told reporters he might put gosar and marj
the prosecution of intentional misconduct, and withholding evidence from the defense. it comes as we enter day two of jury deliberations. we ll go to kenosha for the latest in just a moment. also in a little more than an hour, president biden is set to leave for detroit where he s going to sell the newly-signed infrastructure bill. it s his larger agenda that s being picked apart right now on capitol hill. house democrats hoping to take action on his build back better agenda. at some point this week. get this. the bill going through a rebranding of sorts to combat a major concern. inflation. but will that be enough to get it over the finish line? another house bill that s getting a lot of attention on this wednesday morning. republican congresswoman nancy mace of south carolina wants to decriminalize marijuana at the federal level. in a few moments, i ll talk to the congresswoman about her bill and the pushback she s already starting to get from her state s own gop chair.
daily . i m chuck todd. president biden is on his way to new hampshire, the farthest away he s travel in the some time as he kicks off an administration effort to tout the $1.2 billion infrastructure bill. i should say the farthest he s traveled domestically. for the white house, whether they want an acknowledge it or not, the big achievement and celebration comes with a big reality check they still have a ton of problems, statering with covid. health officials are bracing for what, loose like another winter surge in hospitalizations. all the numbers moving in the wrong direction. the rate of infection spiked 17% in just the last week. we warned about this a week ago, and sadly it has only gotten worse. there s also the three-headed economic monster. rising prices have effectively wiped out a year of wage gains for everyday workers. then there s the biden agenda, where the build back better pitch has run into major problems, in part because moderate democrats are worried ab
as you both shall live? marriage offers stability. diana is in a loveless marriage and really is living a lie. for many of these marriages, reality fails to live up to expectations. here you have her husband, the future king of england, in love with someone else. amongst the aristocracy, that was the norm. but whose norm is it? some women put up with a sham of a marriage. but not diana. she wanted to blow the lid off everything. isn t it normal to feel angry and want to change the situation that is hurting? this was her going totally rogue, she was risking it all, not knowing where it would lead. diana s taking on one of the oldest and most powerful institutions in the world. she wanted her truth to be told, and she was determined that she was going to control her narrative. it was the summer of 1990, and charles was playing polo, and he fell badly off his horse and broke his arm. and he was rushed to the local hospital. it was a major fall, a majo