getting up way too early ton friday morning and all weekend long. morning joe starts now. aides found classified documents inside his delaware home. he has had them for a while because a lot of them have to do with the louisiana purchase. the justice department is taking this seriously. today the attorney general appointed a special counsel to investigate biden s handling of the documents. i m not saying biden is getting worried, but he just texted rudy giuliani, so you go, wow, that s not good. that s not good. all right. republicans get the special counsel they have been calling for to investigate president biden s handling of classified documents. it comes as we are learning more about the files and where they were found. we ll also take a look at some of the hypocrisy inside the gop when it comes to the special counsels for trump and biden. meanwhile, a prominent republican says it is time for the party to move on from former president donald trump, calling him
Of digital markets, on trial for fraud and money laundering. At the heart of the case, whether mr bankman fried unlawfully used Customer Deposits from his crypto exchange, ftx, to cover debts, expenses and investments of his crypto hedge fund, alameda research, and to enrich himself and his inner circle. He has pleaded not guilty. The governments first witness was a former ftx customer who deposited £110,000 on the exchange. The government is expected to call on people who lost money when ftx went bankrupt, as well as at least three former executives at ftx and alameda, who were also personally close with mr bankman fried. The british car market grew in september, according to new figures. The society of Motor Manufacturers and traders says its up 21 on the same period last year. But sales of Electric Vehicles fell sharply, pulling the share of ev sales down to 16. 6 of the overall market. Lets cross live now to mark tisshaw, whos the editor of autocar. Mark, explained this, because w
advice. thank you so much for that. i m from gen x, we were like feral like nor parents didn t know where we were playing outside all day until the street lights came on. so maybe we should go back to that in a sense maybe not the feral part jonathan height. thank you so much for this great book and for explaining it all to us. a new our scene, a new central starts right now this morning, president biden will unveil a sweeping executive action that will provide new legal protection to half 1 million undocumented immigrants just hours before the boeing ceo will face lawmakers on capitol hill, a new boeing whistleblowers is coming forward claiming the company put questionable parts in planes in hid that from regulators. and then a pair of fast-moving fires tearing through new mexico. they are converging right now on one village forcing residents since to evacuated, gave his out today, i m john berman was sara sidner and this is cnn news central we are standing by this morning
But the critical thing is the supply chain, the battery manufacturing is moving to areas of renewable electricity. so this figure is going to improve. henry, as we know, china, it is of course the dominant player, notjust in making evs, but also supplying the batteries. but the us in particular sees chinese evs as a threat to its own auto industry, and it s offering incentives to car owners to buy non chinese vehicles, also to carmakers to source batteries elsewhere. do you think that ll work, or is china simplyjust too big and too advanced in this field? the west face a fundamental contradiction which is getting ever, ever increasingly more difficult to resolve, which is do we want more sales of electric vehicles? because at the moment, china is the only country, its car companies are the only companies that can make cheap, mass market electric vehicles that could really spur mass market adoption in the west.
Renewable electricity. so this figure is going to improve. henry, as we know, china, it is of course the dominant player, notjust in making evs, but also supplying the batteries. but the us in particular sees chinese evs as a threat to its own auto industry, and it s offering incentives to car owners to buy non chinese vehicles, also to carmakers to source batteries elsewhere. do you think that ll work, or is china simplyjust too big and too advanced in this field? the west face a fundamental contradiction which is getting ever, ever increasingly more difficult to resolve, which is do we want more sales of electric vehicles? because at the moment, china is the only country, its car companies are the only companies that can make cheap, mass market electric vehicles that could really spur mass market adoption in the west. but at the same time, geopolitically, the west has