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welcome to the beat, let s get right to it. we begin with the unprecedented collision of law and politics that america is facing in 2024 whether we like it or not, whether we are all tired of, which i get that the nation has never never put a former president on trial. prosecutors are working on that task even as donald trump s civil fraud trials go through 2023 and on 2024, he faces several criminal trials in different jurisdictions while running for president. again special counsel jack smith in the prosecution of trump s two in washington and the intelligence documents cases in florida, the atlanta ea pushing for those rico trials after winning convictions of trumpet aids through 2023 and the smaller criminal case in new york. you ve got over 90 felonies charged. that s not normal even if it has been normalized. first the trial initially slated for march, while the schedules can change, america is facing more serious warnings from people who know about this, actual legal e
WallTermA-monthLinesDeviceContractsLine-activation-fees5g-mobile-network50Two30 corporate giants take advantage of their workers. it happens all too often. and it s horribly sad. it s horribly disheartening. reporter: the company that owned the mine since 2017, blackjewel, went bankrupt, leaving miners jobless, a pattern that has been repeated again and again. blackjewel and its ceo jeff hoops declined to comment for this report there. has been six coal mine bankruptcies in wyoming since 2015. so this is the sixth of those bankruptcies. unfortunately, it was also precipitated by severe financial mismanagement by the owner jeffrey hoops. reporter: how did jeff hoops become this villain on the tip of everyone s tongue? well, he didn t cause this. he took advantage of it. he came to a disabled industry, bought it up cheap. but it s basically the bankruptcy laws. and when markets change, the bankruptcy laws wiping out all the debts make it possible for these vulture capitalists.
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