What the actual repercussions might be for violating the presidential records act and how it plays into the january 6th investigation. well, the repercussions are a great question, because it is a violation of the presidential records act, experts we talked to said it is against the law, but they also said that the law as currently written does not have particularly great enforcement mechanisms, and one person put it, it is toothless, and a bit like the hack jack, this is something that people tried not to violate, presidents did potentially tear out hundreds and hundreds of documents, but what you ve seen with the the trump white house, they have reeled for now, that this is something that is a norm that they could blow through and be at least, at least one u.s. president, impervious to the consequences. ashley, you covered the trump white house, as i did, and i wanted to shift back to some of the seismic republican developments over the last few
Alex Nichiporchik, TinyBuild’s talkative CEO, appears before us in a very bright orange jacket. Usually that would raise an eyebrow, but we saw the same jacket only a few days before when Nichiporchik hosted the first TinyBuild Direct, a showcase of four new titles from the publisher. And it’s no secret where the choice of name came from.
“Nintendo has a great format. And it gives you an idea of what to expect,” Nichiporchik tells us. The format, a series of new titles with trailers, is certainly familiar, there’s even demos on Steam to play straightaway after. However, Nintendo has a fanbase that knows what to expect from the company. So with that in mind, does TinyBuild have a similar connected appeal across its titles, we wonder?