so again, apologies for things looking a little higglty-pigglty. no reason to worry. i will be back in the studio tomorrow night. okay, january 2009, when barack obama was inaugurated as the 44th president of the united states with joe biden as his vice president, in january 2009, over 800,000 americans had just lost their jobs. the great recession caused by insanity in the financial industry and the accompanying wall street collapse. the economy had been hemorrhaging jobs for months at a rate not seen since the great depression, when president obama was inaugurated. unemployment was headed for 10%. the wall street collapse had wiped out trillions of dollars in wealth. people were hurting. people were very scared. and one of the reasons people had just elected obama and biden by a nearly 10 million-vote margin, and also given democrats control of the house and the senate, by huge margins, was that americans really desperately wanted the new government to dig the country ou
unprecedented wildfire devastation amid the slow and painful search for hundreds of miss missing residents. i m wolf woblitzer, you re in e situation room. we begin this hour with the breaking news playing out at the fulton county courthouse in atlanta. donald trump s lawyers leaving the building a little while ago after finalizing the former president s $200,000 bond agreement. now all eyes are on the county jail where trump is expected to surrender on thursday or friday. some or all of his 18 co-defendants could surrender sooner. paula, what are you learning first of all about the terms of this bond agreement for the former president and what happens next? reporter: well, wolf, this is trump s fourth indictment but this is the first time he has had to post a cash bond. near $200,000. now in addition to that, another requirement of his release is that he cannot threaten anyone else involved in this case including defendants, witnesses, and victims and the agreement inclu
be placed under arrest. i m jake tapper in washington, d.c. and this is the lead. this hour i m joined by my colleague kaitlan collins who s down there outside the fulton county jail. we expect mr. trump to surrender at 7:30 p.m. eastern. that s what he announced he would do, anyway. his motorcade arrived at the newark, new jersey airport in the last hour for his private flight down to atlanta. a number of trump co-defendants also surrendered today including former white house chief of staff and former north carolina congressman mark meadows. and the first trial date in the court has been set. pro-trump lawyer ken cheseboro, who is the alleged architect of the fake electors plot, we re told, cheseboro set to go on trial october 23rd. his team asked for a speedy trial, which is his right in georgia, although donald trump s lawyers oppose the speedy trial. kaitlan, you re down there in georgia outside the jail, fulton county. what is the environment like there? are there a lo
[music playing] the baltimore ravens select michael oher, offensive tackle, mississippi. when the nfl draft came around in 2009, michael oher brought the tuohys to his introductory press conference and introduced them as kind of his parents, which he thought they were. they meant a lot to me. i don t think i d be here without them. they showed me a lot of things. they taught me a lot. so i owe them everything. michael, do you want to introduce them? sure. you got my dad, sean tuohy, on the first row seat. mom, leigh anne tuohy, brother sean, and collins, older sis. there s always 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 truths in every story. if i looked at this story, i would say, it s about a young man who had his voice taken from him early on. do you have any place to stay tonight? don t you dare lie to me. the blind side told this story in a very boiled down way of michael oher, a young black kid coming from the projects of memphis, from a dysfunctional family, who is embraced and eventually adopte
[music playing] the baltimore ravens select michael oher, offensive tackle, mississippi. when the nfl draft came around in 2009, michael oher brought the tuohys to his introductory press conference and introduced them as kind of his parents, which he thought they were. they meant a lot to me. i don t think i d be here without them. they showed me a lot of things. they taught me a lot. so i owe them everything. michael, do you want to introduce them? sure. you got my dad, sean tuohy, on the first row seat. mom, leigh anne tuohy, brother sean, and collins, older sis. there s always 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 truths in every story. if i looked at this story, i would say, it s about a young man who had his voice taken from him early on. do you have any place to stay tonight? don t you dare lie to me. the blind side told this story in a very boiled down way of michael oher, a young black kid coming from the projects of memphis, from a dysfunctional family, who is embraced and eventually adopte