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in that country, apparently god is no match for money, days before big tech and social media titans head back on washington, asked about children s safety and election integrity and privacy protection among other topics, bipartisan consensus is emerging social media and big tech need reform, there is little consensus on what the reform should look like. joining me colorado congressman utilized by some of our advisory advisory in a way. yes, facebook is very aware this is happening. i think that time has come for action. there are some transparent see issues we can address, that don t step on people s first amendment right. left alone facebook will continue to make choices that go against the common good. privacy protection is long overdue. would ban addictive tactics that facebook uses to exploit children. facebook knows they are leading young users to an reckia content. anorexia content. big tech is facing its big tobacco moment. trey: joining me now colo
home. plus, the man who assaulted comedian david chapelle on the stage in los angeles has been hit with four misdemeanor charges after ellie s district attorney george gascon files the charges. more courtroom drama as amber heard testifies against x has been johnny depp. what she says happens on the infamous trip couple took to australia in 2015. we began with elevated security concerns and of course ashley strohmier tracking the latest this evening, ashley. hey, kevin chief justice roberts speaking out for the first time since somebody leaked a draft opinion with landmark decision guaranteeing abortion access nation wide growth he waited to be overturned. the chief justice believes one bad apple may be responsible for the leak and calling it absolutely appalling. the democrat who agrees. john, i completely condemned the leak. whoever leaked it should be prosecuted. the white house officials say the leak is not what is most important but the content of the leak itself. t
winesheimer changed his tune after that conversation and shortly afterwards his client was removed from the case. he says he will look into it and get back to me. we don t hear. we had a call on may 16th, the next day and during that call he said we re an open book and he just said mr. weiss is in charge of the investigation. aishah: david spunt is live at the justice department to look into this. this entire hunter biden legal saga was supposed to be in the rearview mirror per d.o.j. officials. however, things changed after that plea deal fell through last month in a very public way in a federal court in delaware. this lawyer, you will hear from him in a second, the lawyer for gary shapley. he was encouraged in april when he spoke to a career official working for both political parties whoever is in charge of d.o.j. who told him his client shapley would be protected as a whistleblower. he was the first to come forward on the record, hold up the red flag and say the hun
good evening, i m laura coates. thank you for joining me this friday evening. tonight, donald trump is on some thin ice. in the first hearing with the judge in his third indictment, the one over election interference, she warned the former president about his rhetoric and his agreement, by the way, not to intimidate witnesses in order to stay a free man. but she also favored some of the arguments by his attorneys, for example, on whether evidence can be discussed publicly. more on that whole dramatic courtroom scene in just a moment. first, hunter biden. he s likely going to trial. attorney general merrick garland effectively appointed a special counsel in the guns and taxes investigation of the president s son. you ll recall there was a plea deal, and it also recently broke down. and we ve talked about the questions surrounding how that could have happened. even a judge that questioned the terms of the agreement with the doj. before we get to all of that analysis, you re p