Stay updated with breaking news from Disenchantment. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
search his mar-a-lago estate if trump continued to refuse to hand over classified documents. we begin tonight with the first televised hearing in fani willis criminal case against former president trump in georgia. i m jason johnson in tonight for joy reid. the trial will be televised and is coming very soon. today, we have a taste of what s to come. fulton county superior court judge scott mcafee said he would allow kenneth chesebro to sever his case from sidney powell. chesebro and powell are among the 19 defendants in the georgia racketeering case. they have both asked for speedy trials. chesebro is accused of being the, quote, architect of the trump elector scheme while sidney powell is facing a slew of charges that include an effort to improperly access voting machines in rural coffee county, georgia. the defendant said their cases were different and they wanted to be tried separately. prosecutor s response, that ain t the way this works. so we ve heard a lot ....
if donald trump is found guilty after closing arguments, he will not only be the first criminally indicted former president. he ll be the first felony convict to have held the presidency and who is trying to hold it again. if so, what will it change about the race. we have polls that suggest it will matter, and polls that suggest it will not. we just won t know until we know. which is why the biden campaign is trying to put the onus of beating donald trump firmly on the voters. for one person familiar with biden s plans for a more aggressive posture, donald trump s legal troubles are not going to keep him out of the white house. only one thing will do that. voting this november for joe biden. president biden and his team have barely mentioned the indictments and the trials, instead, trying to focus voters on trump as a threat to democracy, and a threat to women. but is that enough? in a survey after survey, most voters say their biggest issue above democracy, above abor ....
the doj alleging the live entertainment conglomerate monopolized markets and boxed out rival companies. there you see at the department of justice, the podium is set up. these companies, the department of justice is alleging, unfairly have resulted in higher prices for consumers. 30 state and district attorney generals are joining in the lawsuit. dominic chu, good morning. what exactly the basics? what does livenation doo, how do they they make their money and what is the government accusing them of? this is a suit highly anticipated for quite some time now and hit a fevered pitch, got a lot more traction a couple of years ago when livenation took a lot of the heat for the botched handling of ticket sales for taylor swift s concert tour at the time. that whole ordeal of dropped sales, long lines and reportedly outrageous prices eventually led to even a congressional hearing on what exactly happened. now, today, the justice department made it official, earlier just thi ....
and european council president, charles michel, for the 27th eu us summit at the white house later today. at the summit the eu is expected to try to lessen the impact of the us inflation reduction act and its subsidies for electric vehicles. there s also expected to be focus on ways to tackle global overcapacity of steel and aluminium and to promote sustainable production in a move against chinese steelmakers. also on the agenda will be the global clean energy economy, secure and resilient supply chains, digital infrastructure, ai and economic resilience. there is a lot for them to discuss. joining me now from brussels is ian lesser, vice president and executive director, at the german marshall fund of the united states. a warm welcome to the programme. quite a significant agenda for those three leaders. first off, could you take us through the inflation reduction act? ~ ., ., act? well, the inflation reduction act? well, the inflation reduction act - act? well, the ....
killing 700 israelis, many of whom were attending an outdoor concert and abducting dozens of people, including children. israel says it reestablished control of the territory on its side of the gaza border 48 hours after the attack. although the fighting and the bombings continue. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu addressed the country saying the military would intensify its operations against hamas and its attacks on gaza are just the beginning. israel has ordered a full siege of gaza, pounding the area with air strikes and gathering 300,000 troops ahead of what could become a group operation. more than 1,000 people have been killed so far in the fighting. at least 700 people have died in israel, according to its military. more than 680 people have died in gaza, according to the palestinian health ministry. 11 americans have been killed in the conflict, and more may be missing. amid the hamas attack, more than 100 people have been kidnapped and are being held h ....