hearing on the covid-19 pandemic best practices and opportunities for innovation. before we begin i would like to remind members that we have established in the military and the distribution list dedicated to circulating red materials that members might want to offer is part of our hearing today. if you would like to submit that terry will. send them to the e-mail address that has been previously distributed to you all and we will circulate the materials to members and staff as quickly as we can. i also ask unanimous consent that following items be entered into the record. a letter to chairman johnson and ranking member roby and the american association of judges and the results of a study in a recent survey by the federal bar association and its members on legal practices in the covid-19 era. without objection, so admitted. i will recognize myself for an opening statement. welcome to the senate committee hearing on courts during the covid-19 pandemic best practices and opp
the ex presidents of free speech is not absolute in his upcoming election interference case. plus, unethical and possibly eagle. clarence thomas s acceptance of luxury gifts and travel might finally force the court to take action. and breaking developments in the georgia election probe, excuse me. strongest indication yet that a grand jury could indict donald trump in a matter of days. i m ayman mohyeldin, let s get started. we begin with that breaking news out of georgia. fulton county district attorney, fani willis, will be presenting her election interference case against donald trump and his allies to a grand jury early next week. the atlanta general constitution is reporting that the timeline came into sharper focus when former georgia lieutenant governor jeff duncan independent journalist, george deede, separately confirmed that they can receive notifications that they will testify on tuesday. this means the public might know by tuesday whether jurors indict the ex pr
the defense, in one way or another in this federal case, and the other today, saying not so fast. today, the special counsel, asked for a january 2nd trial date in the election subversion case, which had said partake as little as four weeks. the former president, who is expected to challenge that, took the first step tonight in his social network. quoting now, but leaving out some of the personal tax on smith and president biden. quote, only an out of touch lunatic would ask for such a date. one day, into the new year, and maximum election interference with iowa. now whatever you make of that, in particular the, the proposed date is yet another entry on what is already a very crowded calendar. take a look. surrounding that date are the trump organization s civil fraud trial this october, the e. jean carroll defamation trial january 15th. that is the same day of the iowa caucuses. super tuesday, march 5th, is just ten days before march 15th, manhattan hush money trial. in the
love, it s what makes subaru subaru. tonight on 306, 360, so much for lazy summer days. the first big moment of the election case, the judge warns donald trump to watch what he says and says to her he is just another defendant. and a special counsel appointed to investigate hunter biden and others. who are those others? plus, we are live in maui where the death toll rose sharply. some especially powerful new video is coming in which we will bring to you along with exclusive reporting on how hawaiian officials may have underestimated the risk of a tragedy like this and missed key opportunity to prevent it. good evening everyone. john burrman here for anderson. and how the judge will be handling the most important trial this country has ever seen and the most singular criminal defendant ever. someone who is running to reclaim the highest offense in the land. on top of that, he is donald trump. the venue outside a hearing on how he may have handled evidence that prosecutor
they needed it. the challenges were stunning and kept surprising people s this fight went on. wow. our thoughts are going out to everybody who was affected by this, and of course the people on the frontlines. that s an extraordinary story, lawrence. i hope we get to put closure to this chapter relatively soon. alex, tonight s united states senate tonight here at the last word. sheldon whitehouse is gonna join us, talking about clarence thomas, which he has always told us. that story was gonna get worse, and it did. sherrod brown will be joining us in senate hopeful katie porter also. it sounds like a full lineup, lawrence. i will be watching. thank, you alex. today, a stark raving lunatic called someone else a stark raving lunatic, which is one of the things you have to expect from a stark raving lunatic. psychiatry s colic projection. many people do it in small ways, but the farther gone you are the more likely you are to always be accusing other people of bad things