wanted to order the doj to prosecute his enemies. hillary clinton and james comey. that of course failed fantastically what his white house counsel refused the request. so, once out of office trump took matters in his own hand. in march, trump sued hillary clinton, the democratic national committee, james comey and a whole host of other characters. accusing them of being part of a conspiracy against him. in what he refers to as the trump russia conspiracy. this is all circa 2016. all of these people, according to, trump made up evidence against him in an attempt to deny him to russia hillary clinton and her, quo cohorts, orchestrated in unthinkable plot. trump sought $24 million in damages. that s not an insignificant amount of money. and he chose to file that lawsuit roughly 70 miles from his palm beach home, because the judge presiding in that jurisdiction just so happen to be his appointee. that judge whom we all come to know very well over the past few weeks, of course,
finland, the first major federal gun safety legislation passed in decades, bipartisan, it includes incentivizing red flag laws, closes the boyfriend loophole and funds crisis intervention programs including mental health courts. and tomorrow president biden is expected to sign the bipartisan chips and science act boosting u.s. semi-conductor production and the making of cars, household appliances and computers. also this week he is expected to sign a bipartisan bill enhancing health care and disability benefits for millions of veterans exposed to toxic burn pits. let s get right to capitol hill where they were up all night saturday into sunday, a marathon session, but the senate did pass the inflation reduction act. jessica dean is there. jessica, what is in this big piece of legislation? reporter: good morning to both of you. yeah, this is a big, big win for senate democrats who frankly, john and brianna, they didn t know that they were going to get to this point. this alm
hotel, earlier, we were told no media allowed. and they closed the doors. we tried at this outdoor event as well. the process is they outside of the ropes. we have to stay on that side of the line? will there be an opportunity speak with him? he s going to make that decision. i m not sure. doug maggiano. the republican candidate for governor in the state of pennsylvania is going out of his way to avoid press coverage as his events. it has not gone unnoticed by the local press in the state of pennsylvania. here s the headline today from the philly enquirer. quote, doug mastriano security bubble insulates him from prying eyes and dissenting views. at an event on wednesday in the pittsburgh area, journalists were warned to keep the distance and, not to engage with doug already. his wife. campaign staff and mastriano supporters at one point physically blocked the press. according to the enquirer, musher on his campaign sought to block local news coverage of
by the way, you did save somebody s life or you help somebody out. what was it was having a medical emergency over the weekend.. i tweeted out maybe the philly enquirer will start calling you doctor again. after all, you ve had what , four thousand heart surgeries, went to medical school, did a residency and an internship. i think it deservedcy to be i called dr. oz. that s my take. any wordd from them? you re very kind to respond. o they did tweet out that i i helped this gentleman. oh , gee,th how nice. but they didn t call you doctor anyway. now we appreciate it. dr. ross, check out this new ad.ut thi we ll stay on the issue ofs new the senate this important election midterm year. year. this is a new add from georgiasc senate candidate herschel walker. i m supporting and i m supporting walker. listend , i want everyone to know i am a praying. i grew up in a prison family. i ve been around a long time. i ve been knocked down so many times. but god is always gotten me