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alleged coconspirators, but how will it fit in. plus a live report from maui, where the governor says the death toll has risen and probably over 1,000 people could still be missing. good evening. thanks for joining us. we begin with two pieces of breaking news tonight. the first, we ve just learned of charges in texas connected with alleged threats against judge tanya chutkan, who has presided over the subversion trial of the former president. according to the court filing, the woman, who lives in alvin, texas, left a threatening, racist, and bigoted vase mail for judge chutkan on august 5th, saying, if trump doesn t get elected, we re coming to kill you. you will be targeted personally, publicly, all of it. authorities visited the woman on the 8th and according to the filing, she admitted to making the call from her home telephone. breaking news as well in the georgia racketeering trial. a federal district judge setting mark meadows request to move charges to f ....
every day in every state across the country our political system is bankrolled by an army of fundraisers pulling in millions of dollars a race. sometimes it looks like you might have imagine knocking on doors, calling every name in the phonebook and emails, so many emails. but for all those little fish throwing 100 to their local race, it s the whales, those campaign fundraisers really need powerful, rich individuals and companies. and when they donate 25,000, 100,000 once in $1 they want a favor or ten. it should be obvious that that s corrupt, but with a wink and nod political deals to the bribery line every single day. and we may never have noticed that if a certain illinois governor hadn t flung back the curtain within unrepentant ego, a political corruption, crime spree in a set of unprecedented audio recordings that shined a bright light on the inner workings of american political power. ladies and gentlemen meet rod blagojevich s it was early morning ....
greg: okay, okay, okay. i am here. i am here. [ cheers and applause ] put your pants back on! happy monday, everyone 86 of americans agree joe biden is too old for a second term. another 14% say he is too old for last rights. i know. that was harsh. you know you are in trouble when percent of americans who say you are too old is higher than your age. 86%. americans are finally united. joe biden s promise finally came through. he brought us together. [applause] in believing he is a [beep] but still. what is sadder, however special prosecutor s information to convince dead end democrats to come around to what has been obvious to us they are as brain dead as he is. robert her s investigation may have been about biden s handling of classifying documents it was a wellness check on the old guy in the white house missing in action. lights are on but no one is home. now you know things are bad for the left when you lost a female who slept with bill clinton. also hilary clinto ....
confrontation, perhaps, over the issue confrontation, perhaps, overthe issue of ukraine s membership of nato. my colleague has a nice turn of phrase which i want to bring you, this is how he described yesterday, he said, ukraine has been knocking at nato s door for years asking to join, yesterday zelensky was pretty much banging on that door, that was his assessment of how president zelensky yesterday was saying was absurd, if ukraine did not get a timeline tojoin nato, this crucial military defensive alliance of 31 countries, ukraine has been promised for a long time that it s future is in nato, ukraine saying, give us a timeline, pretty much as soon as the conflict with russia finishes, nato did not go that far. so, the reaction today is what we are interested in. we want to hearfrom both of these key men, to see what conversations they have had, and what zelinsky will be saying now, if anything at all, about his demands yesterday that don t seem to be quite met. let ....
everybody knew it. was universal around the world, everybody knew it. absolutely. i think it being everybody knew it. absolutely. i think it being really everybody knew it. absolutely. i think it being really funny - everybody knew it. absolutely. i | think it being really funny makes the medicine go down, do you know what i mean? that is what makes it fun to watch. but there is also a serious message inside of it and as you say, a really universally relatable message. i think this goes across genders and age. we all deal with feeling in and out of a group and wanting to be part of the cool kids. i, and wanting to be part of the cool kids. ~ . , , and wanting to be part of the cool kids. ~ . , kids. and what did i suppose was validate people s kids. and what did i suppose was validate people s experiences. i kids. and what did i suppose was - validate people s experiences. some people didn t feel so alone. but tell me about the burn book. that was a key thing which h ....