Following the Money Raising lots questions, David Cay Johnston is joining me to talk about Donald Trumps bond problem. As i bid you all a good day from the tom brokaw news center, welcome to alex witt reports. President biden is hosting st. Patricks day events today. His campaign announcing raising 53 million in february, and reporting 155 million in cash on hand. New reaction today to donald trump ramping up dark rhetoric at a rally for a Republican Senate candidate in ohio yesterday. More on that in a moment for you, and new reaction from republicans on the hill to trumps rhetoric, casting january 6th defendants as hostages and patriots. As you know, he did not call for the storming of the capitol. You we are a nation of laws, and those folks were convicted, and pled guilty. If you plead guilty, obviously you are not a patriot. You are someone who committed a criminal act. We have Breaking News on the israelhamas war as leaders negotiate directly for the First Time Since the start of
We don t know where it was taken or when. the wounded man with the opposition or perceived to be with the opposition is yelled at by his captors, then they demand he pledge allegiance to gadhafi. [ gunfire ] i want to show you then another video that comes a short time later. it shows the skrout come. we see the same man, dead in the back of a truck. we don t know who this man was or what his life was like, but we know his life ended. a day in the life of libya. today also saw the regime turn down a cease-fire option. i spoke with a tripoli resident earlier today. when you heard that moussa koussa had left, had fled tripoli and is in london, what did you think, what are people saying about it? i was personally delighted, and i know the rest of the city was, certainly my circle of friends and families and
i want to show you then another video that comes a short time later. we see the same man, dead in the back of a truck. we don t know who this man was or what his life was like, but we know his life ended, executed point blank. a day in the life of libya. today also saw the regime turn down a cease-fire option. i spoke with a tripoli resident earlier today. when you heard that moussa koussa had left, had fled tripoli and is in london, what did you think, what are people saying about it? i was personally delighted, and i know the rest of the city was, certainly my circle of friends and families and networks were delighted. it was huge, it was huge. and morale a couple days on is still really, really, really high. and it s quite good news. morale is still high, despite
A day in the life of libya. today also saw the regime turn down a cease-fire option. i spoke with a tripoli resident earlier today. when you heard that moussa koussa had left, had fled tripoli and is in london, what did you think, what are people saying about it? i was personally delighted, and i know the rest of the city was, certainly my circle of friends and families and networks were delighted. it was huge, it was huge. and morale a couple days on is still really, really, really high. and it s quite good news. morale is still high, despite some quite significant losses in terms of the armed resistance. when you hear the regime coming out saying he was old, he was sick, we knew he was leaving for medical treatment, this is not that big a deal, what do you think? do you believe them? i don t believe what they