the details. how they could this be? the eu has been very clear it didn t want to give apple the equivalent of a parking ticket although that said, apple s earnings last year were not too far off hundred billion, it is big but apple can afford it. it all stands from a complaint brought by its butterfly back in 2019. they were essentially unhappy with apple s rules that stop them other ways to pay. spotter five. apple s rules that stop them other ways to pay. spotterfive. the eu commission said that apple had behaving in an uncompetitive way for ten years and that what they were saying had essentially cost consumers in terms of higher bills for their music. apple responded strongly, they accuse them of getting their facts wrong and they said they would be appealing. what said they would be appealing. what kind of impact said they would be appealing. what kind of impact could said they would be appealing. what kind of impact could this have the streamers, music stream
talking about the stability of a six or seven week ceasefire in gaza. but, of course, israel decided not to send a delegation. israel s says the preconditions it insisted upon that hamas should provide a list of the hostages who remain alive, and those who might be exchanged in a prisoner swap, or hostage swap, with the palestinians, that wasn t forthcoming. so israel has decided not to send a delegation to cairo. that has been criticised in many parts of the israeli media, and the israeli public, as an unsustainable position. that isn t to say that had israel gone to cairo, there would be an automatic ceasefire there would be others stumbling blocks. hamas wants the withdrawal of israeli troops from populated areas of gaza and the citizens of gaza to be allowed to return to their home areas in northern gaza. and those are significant issues that israel might have objected to. meanwhile, the humanitarian situation in gaza is said to be increasingly dire. the israeli attac
he s not qualified. he gets paid millions a year. those are not true. the four things i said are absolutely true. oh, my lord. republicans leading the impeachment inquiry into president biden seem to be, once again, detached from reality. that was jim jordan doubling down on false claims despite his key witness admitting that some of his information came from russian intelligence officials. russian intelligence officials. we ll go through the new developments in that case. meanwhile, donald trump hold on. hold on. there he is. i still can t get over it. useful idiot. willie, russia has got to be thinking, like, is arnold the pig really not whispering in comer s ears at his chief legal counsel, hey, you better be careful because you guys might be taking russian disinformation straight into the united states congress ? talk about an easy mark. we thought donald trump was an easy mark for the russians, and he is, but how about this congress? they re just
classified documents. the special counsel found evidence that president biden, quote, willfully retaineds classified materials found no reason to press criminal charges. drew distinction between the criminal probe of handling of documents and his findings regarding president biden. the long standing justice department priniple that you cannot indict a sitting president does not apply and would not bring charges even if joe biden were no longer president. we ll have more on that later in the program. we begin with a hearing at the nation s highest court. an historic hearing for some very big questions about the constitution. the future of our democracy and at the heart of the case, a request from voters for some accountability for an unprecedented insurrection. first up, jonathan mitchell, the attorney for donald trump, argued among other things, that january 6th was not an insurrection. it was a riot. he also argued that the president is not technically an officer of the unit
he even scowled during his arraignment. his aide and co-defendant walt nauta appeared with him in court. nauta not entering a plea to the six counts he faces because he did not have a local attorney. let s go now to cnn anchor and chief correspondent kaitlan collins who s in miami. trump is calling this one of the saddest days in the history of the country. it is a sad day, though, i m not sure in the same way he means it. give us your take. reporter: yeah, jake, and i think what you re seeing with that comment that trump posted as he was on his way here to this courthouse for that arraignment and the many others that he has posted online also shows, you know, not just what we ve been talking about here today which is the legal strategy and what that s going to look like, but the political strategy that you were seeing the president use when it comes to this visit and how they are going to be fund-raising off of it and using it as, of course, he tries to make his way throug