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but a security guard working at the library that friday morning decided he needed to go check something out. because randomly a woman pulled up into a parking lot. in the back part of the error here yes truman presidential library she parked her odds of a deal in the parking lot, it s hours into the library opens up. she parked a car there she gets out of her car and started piecing around aimlessly and weirdly. and there was a security guard on site. but he noticed that this was odd, this woman was adding acting weirdly in the back parking lot. and so the security guard went over to that side of the building, the back side of the library to look out into the park out to try to figure out what was going on with this woman. what s she was doing. and when he took that walk over to the back of the presidential library that s when the thieves struck at the front of the presidential library. the front doors of the hairiest room in presidential library were made of glass. wel ....
waiting i, have been waiting over ten years now for donald trump to apologize to me for what he has called me including at one point the dumbest man on television. i think that was about ten years ago when i was saying here that he was lying about president obama s birth certificate. joe biden says someone is dumb, says a reporters dumb, and in a couple of hours or less he s on the phone in a personal phone call apologizing. right. and decent, and adult, and mature. i mean, even if he meant it. if you meant it and you said it to somebody s face, you do not have to apologize to them unless you know, is for some of the reason it s inappropriate. but if you meant it and you sensitive out somebody and not to them, you have to apologize. because you re talking smack. and in this case, the president did the adult thing and said i m sorry, and that s what adults should do. so, i was driving this afternoon and kind of out of the news bubble for a bit. and as soon as i came ....
former president, one of the key pieces of evidence in that inquiry, trump s not infamous phone call to georgia secretary of state, republican brad raffensperger a year ago. begging him to find the 11,780 votes to overcome joe biden s win in that state. the judges order says the grandeur will begin hearing evidence on made the second and, quote, may make recommendations concerning criminal prosecution. according to the atlanta journal-constitution, the investigation goes beyond trump s phone call and will include, quote, the abrupt resignation of the former atlanta-based u.s. attorney, be jake park, and november 2020 call with senator lindsey. and false claims made by trump attorney, rudy giuliani, during a hearing before the georgia senate judiciary committee. the report says that funny willis will previously argue that appointing a special grand jury was necessary because a significant number of witnesses and perspective witnesses have refused to cooperate. as that in ....
to moscow later this week and talk to vladimir putin. the white house is said to greet congressional aids. they re expected to give briefings when they return to congress next week. the stand off sending jitters across the u.s. and global economies, adding to white house worries about inflation. and now soaring prices for food and gas. this as we await policy announces from the federal reserve after they conclude a two-day meeting starting today in washington. in covid, major setbacks for mask mandates. in virginia, 7 districts are suing governor youngkin after he made masks optional and in new york, the court shut down the indoor mask mandate. the escalating tensions for russia and ukraine. the senior white house correspondent, o donnell and kelly, first to you, what might the president s decision be? when might he make it? we know the troops are on standby in the u.s. we know the president has made one decision already and that s to accept the decision of deputy ....
officers charged with civil rights violations in the killing of george floyd. and in arizona, why one voting rights group is investing six figures to unseat democratic senator kyrsten sinema. uh. and we begin with the latest on the rising tensions between russia and ukraine. democratic aides tell nbc news there will be two classified briefings today for congressional leadership aides and committee staff on the situation in ukraine. full briefings for lawmakers are expected next week, as the house and senate are on recess this week. this comes one day after the u.s. put 8,500 troops on heightened alert, ready to join a nato response force at a moment s notice, but the pentagon says no troops have been deployed just yet. in the event of nato s activation of the nrf or deteriorating security environment, the united states would be in a position to rapidly deploy additional brigade combat teams, logistics, medical, aviation, intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissa ....