Donald trumps legal team can show him the sensitive materials in the case, but trump cannot take notes on any information that would identify witnesses and, according to the Protective Order, quote, during any time that the defendant reviews sensitive materials outside of Defense Councils presents, the defendant must not have access to any device capable of photocopying, recording, or otherwise replicating the sensitive materials, including a smart cellular device. This Protective Order was a partial win for jack smiths team, who originally sought to prevent the public release of all evidence given to donald trump. Lets not forget these rules for sensitive materials are being enforced on the twice impeached former president who was comfortable with leaving classified documents in a bathroom at his florida residence. Donald trumps legal team has stuck to a very obvious strategy in this case. We naked about First Amendment rights, delay, and then make it some more and then try the case i
Your friday night. You too, buddy. All right. Today, the federal judge overseeing Special Counsel jack smiths case into Donald Trumps attempt to overturn the 2020 election and shoot a Protective Order. Judge Tanya Chutkan establish limits on what evidence in the case trump cant discuss publicly. Judge chutkan ordered that donald trump cannot disclose sensitive materials, including recordings, transcripts, interview reports, and related exhibits of witness interviews and materials obtained from other governmental entities. Donald trumps legal team can show him the sensitive materials in the case, but trump cannot take notes on any information that would identify witnesses and, according to the Protective Order, quote, during any time that the defendant reviews sensitive materials outside of Defense Councils presents, the defendant must not have access to any device capable of photocopying, recording, or otherwise replicating the sensitive materials, including a smart cellular device. Th
for decades, my next guest has been part of the fight to get environmental justice for the tribal nations who were forced out of these lands. she has been a witness before congress, a delegate to the united nations in geneva, switzerland, and she presented the of us to pay uranium case in 31 years ago. indeed, this has been a long time coming. joining me now is carletta tilousi, a member of the havasupai tribe. carletta tilousi, thank you very much for being here. please explain to folks watching why these lands are so important and what it means to you to see them become a national monument. thank you this land is very important to many tribes in the southwest, 13 tribes and this is where we believe in our creation stories that we emerged from and when we pass away and leave this earth, that
It was so magnificent. that was president biden this week in a ceremony proclaiming that nearly 1 million acres of federal land is now officially a new national monument. it s a full title, which you can see here on this sign at the ceremony, is a combination of two native languages. havasupai and and the english s ancestral footprints of the grand canyon national monument. this map shows the three areas located both to the north and south of the grand canyon that now make up the grand canyon s newest national preserve. it is sacred to numerous native american tribes. tuesday s event was held at red butte, a site that is particularly important to the havasupai drive. they were among the indigenous people who were driven out of the land around the grand canyon by colonization, something that president biden noted in his remarks. from time in memoriam, more