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Politics. The superior court in Fulton County, georgia held a hearing. The lead prosecutor in georgia selection interference case against former President Trump and others. In this hearing, terrence bradley, a former law partner in divorce attorney for prosecutor nathan wade, is questioned about his knowledge of mr. Wades romantic relationship with the District Attorney. He was questioned by defense attorney ashley merchan about his knowledge of the relationship. This is just over two hours. On behalf of mr. Clark . We also waive his appearance. Good afternoon, your honor. Richard rice. He waves his presence. Good afternoon. Quex on behalf of mr. Schafer . On behalf of mr. Floyd . Good afternoon. We also waive mr. Floyds appearance. On behalf of miss latham . Anybody here on behalf of miss latham . Before we had mr. C ....
On behalf of mr. Clark . We also waive his appearance. Good afternoon, your honor. Richard rice. He waves his presence. Good afternoon. Quex on behalf of mr. Schafer . On behalf of mr. Floyd . Good afternoon. We also waive mr. Floyds appearance. On behalf of miss latham . Anybody here on behalf of miss latham . Before we had mr. Cromwell, and i had not heard anything from him. I believe mr. Cromwell is in a deposition in south georgia. Thats all i know. Thats helpful to know. Mr. Cromwell, can you hear us . We will keep an eye on that to see if he does join us and we will take it up as it comes. So, just a few preliminaries. I have been under the weather so i will try to speak up. If anyone cant hear me, i will try to talk close to the microphone. But were here today for the sole purpose of which is that the conclusion of the hearing on february 16. That meeting with mr. Bradley to assess the validity of his assertion of attorneyclient privilege. I have now been able to do that, i also ....
I bring the subcommittee to order. A great deal has changed since our last hearing. They are finally acknowledging oracle Electronic Health record systems not fully functional and not suitable in any other facility. After nearly three years across the board despite the mounting consequences to better than safety, staff burnout and billions of dollars wasted, secretary mcdonagh have become realistic about the future of this illconceived project. Thats encouraging. What has been painful and very expensive to watch this disaster unfold its been frustrating to argue and plead with the va not to march off the cliff only to be ignored or stonewalled. Thankfully the department is now listening to what veterans and its own employees and this committee have been saying for so long. It is far past time to look under the hood and see if it can be fixed and whether progress is even being made. But be assured thats exactly what we are about ....
I bring the subcommittee to order. A great deal has changed since our last hearing. They are finally acknowledging oracle Electronic Health record systems not fully functional and not suitable in any other facility. After nearly three years across the board despite the mounting consequences to better than safety, staff burnout and billions of dollars wasted, secretary mcdonagh have become realistic about the future of this illconceived project. Thats encouraging. What has been painful and very expensive to watch this disaster unfold its been frustrating to argue and plead with the va not to march off the cliff only to be ignored or stonewalled. Thankfully the department is now listening to what veterans and its own employees and this committee have been saying for so long. It is far past time to look under the hood and see if it can be fixed and whether progress is even being made. But be assured thats exactly what we are about ....
I bring the subcommittee to order. A great deal has changed since our last hearing. They are finally acknowledging oracle Electronic Health record systems not fully functional and not suitable in any other facility. After nearly three years across the board despite the mounting consequences to better than safety, staff burnout and billions of dollars wasted, secretary mcdonagh have become realistic about the future of this illconceived project. Thats encouraging. What has been painful and very expensive to watch this disaster unfold its been frustrating to argue and plead with the va not to march off the cliff only to be ignored or stonewalled. Thankfully the department is now listening to what veterans and its own employees and this committee have been saying for so long. It is far past time to look under the hood and see if it can be fixed and whether progress is even being made. But be assured thats exactly what we are about ....