John first, democratic lawmakers from texas On The Run and in washington, d. C. , today. Part of a second attempt to block g. O. P. Back to Voting Bills back in her home state. Hello, im John Roberts in washington. Sandra good afternoon everyone. Im Sandra Smith. Democrats leaving texas yesterday. We saw the pictures. All coming after Governor Greg Habit because the Special Assessment to debate on everything. He said that democrats that left the state could be arrested when they return. John those low makers say that blocking the Voting Rights protect Democracy And Republican say that those bills would strengthen election security. Sandra senior correspondent is live from austin, texas, with the very latest from there. Hello. It good to see you. Talk about a real impasse. Both sides have really dug their heels in. The lawmakers in washington, the democratic lawmakers say that they have every intention of staying put in running the clock out while the governor of the state, Greg Abbott,
Going after Donald Trump himself yet. A top Organization Lawyer speaking out on what the d. A. Told him today, that indictments focus on benefits and alleged Tax Evasion, not going after Donald Trump, at least in the main first round. That suggests if not trump there will be indictments of other people like the cfo or indictments of the Company Or Part of the company or both. Indict the company, the people, both, and according to the initial leak, not indicting the former president. The lawyer is using this time, speaking out today, Inflection Point to criticize the narrow approach by the d. A. , saying the case after all of this sounds like small ball. It is crazy. Regardless of the facts, any indictments at the top of the former president s company, the indictment of the Trump Organization or would be part of that, it is a huge deal, it is his lifeline and business. On the beat, we first started on June 2nd that a likely legal avenue would be a corporate indictment. That still puts p
we have more people in employment land more employees on the payrolll now than there were before the pandemic began. - that is what my staff have been working on in downing street. i some mps are accusing borisjohnson of misleading parliament over lockdown parties in downing street. the leader of the scottish conservatives says the number of letters needed to oust the prime minister is near . 5a letters are needed to trigger a leadership vote. over the next half an hour, we ll look at how borisjohnson got to this point, his career so far and his future as prime minister. he s a successful politician. we ll look at what you need to do if he s to carry on. he needs to do. boris johnson s future tonight hangs in the hands of his own mps after days of public anger, over lockdown parties held in downing street. we heard another person calling for him to go. like many on these benches, i spent weeks and months defending the prime minister against often angry constituents. i r
greetings everyone, you are watching symone. former president donald trum indicted by a grand jury o tuesday. he will be formally charged an fingerprinted. it s the first in american history. we are digging into why there a debate over whether president, former current should be hel to the same legal standards as you and i. and in true trump fashion, h is lashing out district attorney alvin brag and his staff, even the judg in the case. targets of attacks on social media and we re talking to reverend al sharpton, a man wh knows all about donald trump s history in new york. last republicans, while they are falling in line. the former vice president elec the leaders, even people trump could be riding against in the 2020 primary all defending donald, trum right now. before we even know the charge or the evidence. i am symone sanders-townsend and i have something to say. no one is above the law. it is not just a slogan, it an american principle that i supposed to guide the ju
agents walking out of former president trump s home with boxes of material. the justice department opposing the release of details in the affidavit, echoing concerns where doj said, if disclosed, the affidavit would serve as a road map to the government s investigation, providing details about its direction and likely course. in a manner that is highly likely to compromise future investigative steps. pointing out the court already found probable cause that evidence of obstruction could be found at mar-a-lago, and releasing the affidavit could chill cooperation from future witnesses. the government also raising concerns about the risks the fbi has faced in the wake of the mar-a-lago search. despite the justice department s preference for secrecy much of our work is by necessity conducted out of the public eye. federal law and our ethical obligations prevent me from providing further details as to the basis of the search at this time. reporter: the judge still appeared in