russia as the pentagon confirmed their flagship vessel was sunk by ukrainian missiles. radio outrageous florida joins the states trying to ban abortion. and a no-show for his own primary debates. why is herschel walker challenging elie mystal to one? let s sit down. we break bread. you are inviting this author to come and actually meet the real herschel walker? elie mystal joins me to respond when all in starts now. good evening from miami, katie i m phang in for chris hayes. in november of 2021, mark meadows, trump s former chief of staff, began cooperating with the january 6th committee. congressman benny thompson, the committee chair, said at the time, that meadows produced records to the committee and will soon appear for an initial deposition. well, meadows never did appear before the committee, as he stopped cooperating shortly thereafter. he was subsequently found in contempt of congress and refer to the justice department for a possible criminal charge. but the
charges. we made it 234 years is a country without a single president or former president fa criminal indictment. this year, 2023, donald j trump broke that record. not just once, he was charged in four separate criminal charges this year. trump is 91 federal indictments are far in a way the biggest story of 2023. as the year draws to a close, it s worth considering the magnitude of each of these charges. it s also worth reminding ourselves how big the story is. how big this moment says. it s historic. how very not normal everything about trump world has been. donald trump s disregard for social norms, common courtesy, and the rule of law was shocking at first, but, like any of these campaigns, it can be exhausting to think about, to talk about, to live through each and every day, day after day, year after year. today, with his last day of the first year that a former president was criminally indicted, i want to underscore just how imperative it is that we is a country, as an
rachel: showing up for dinner a little bit too happy. pete: maybe, yeah. rachel: i look at that picture and wonder why we left. will: that was a rough show on sunday. rachel: for you. pete seems to be able to weather the circumstances. pete: it was a great show on sunday. proper nutrition. glad you re here and welcome to fox & friends on this saturday morning, february 25th, year of our lord 20, 23, and we always enjoy 2023 and we always enjoy reuniting in new york. will: russia s war on ukraine enters it z second year, president biden is hitting moscow with new sanctions. rachel: they ll target 200 individuals around the world supporting the kremlin s war efforts as well as russian financial institutions. pete: didn t prevent it in the first place, see if it does now. we re joined live from kyiv. that s right president biden meeting virtually with members from the g7 and new economic sanctions from russia and administration officials say these new sanctions will seriou
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SOUTHINGTON - Elizabeth "Liz" R. Schupbach, 95, of Southington, and formerly of Watertown, passed away peacefully at The Summit at Plantsville on Tuesday, April 16, 2024.Liz was born on Nov. 20, 1928 in the Brooklyn section of Waterbury, where she resided for many years and attended the local school