When . Weeks and still has not ruled. Nbc news justice and intelligence correspondent ken dilanian. Where do things stand after todays arguments . Reporter judge Aileen Cannon said she would rule promptly on these two motions to dismiss and seemed skeptical this afternoon of the argument about the president ial records act. Remember, what donald trump is saying under the president ial records act he could deem any record in the white house whether classified document about Nuclear Secrets or identity of the cia officer, foreign asset, he could deem that a personal record, take it home and store it in his bathroom. Special counsel jack smith says than an absurd argument and eastern the judge said i dont see how that gets dismissal of the indictment. That one. Another argument, motion to dismiss on the grounds the Espionage Act is unconstitutionally vague. Argued that this morning. A long shot. A law used hundreds of times to prosecute people who have taken home or leaked classified docu
seen that widely across the uk for quite awhile. any snow should clear away quickly and we robertjenrick was a close friend and ally of rishi sunak s even he doesn t believe this new emergency legislation will work. we ll talk to a former conservative attorney general, labour s chair of the home affairs select committee, and a former conservative mep. also tonight. sorry for the pain and the loss and the suffering. an apology from boris johnson to relatives of those who died during the pandemic. at the covid inquiry he admitted both he and the scientists underestimated how fast covid was spreading. we should have twigged, we should collectively have twigged much sooner. we ll speak to michael rosen, who spent 42 days in a coma with covid, and was outside the inquiry this morning along with other protestors. also us funding for ukraine is on the brink of collapse. what will that mean for president zelensky and president putin? hello. the emergency bill published by the gov
A news show featuring the top headlines of the day from pop culture to politics, which are discussed by a rotating panel of four women and one man. A news show featuring the top headlines of the day from pop culture to politics, which are discussed by a rotating panel of four women and one man. Lets go to doug mcelway, live with the news with a. Great to see you. Brittian had long ago come to the conclusion that russia used a nerf agent to poison the two. It was only yesterday that the State Department officially concurred, promising to impose new sanctions. The sanctions will take effect later this month and are believed to include denying russian licenses for the purposes of exports among other things. The any sanctions follow the Trump Administration order last march to expand 60 russian diplomats, the largest expulsion in history and close the russian consulate in washington. Russia vehemently denied the poisoning. Connecting new sanctions to these events in salisbury is unacceptab
policy wouldn t be followed overnight. the two officers might just sleep, and not make the rounds, and expect nothing to happen. that something like this could happen just out of profound incompetent. it s offensive for attorney general william barr to saying we re discovering the problems there. because people know about this. people who covered prison in this country understand this. it s no secret with the seasonal and no secret with mcc. jonathan, there sen an autopsy of jeffrey epstein. it s said they need more time to come to a conclusion, but they re not working with any theory other than they believe he took his own life. every official we have spoken to, it appears to be a suicide. that is what they re working off of, but the medical examiner will not make that determination until the fbi and internal investigators can complete their work to determine no one handed them something so he could kill
it helped epstein get off suicide watch. i know he had been asking a few other prisoners for their inmate numbers that would have been helpful in different ways, presumably in order to transfer money into their accounts. the conditions at mcc are not good. frankly they re not good for the officers who worked there, either. it s a difficult place to work, in part because it s manhattan. you have these overtime shifts. of the two officers who were there that night, one was on the fifth done sec tiff night of overtime. i would bet that officer had been sleeping in his car outside the facility, because there s not time to get or and get back from your next double shift. the other had been ordered to come in and fill that shift. this is a huge problem through the federal system, where they ll take you if you re a janitor or a clerical worker, and you ve had a couple weeks of training. they say you re a corrections officer for the day. so in this very broad level, we are imprisons more peopl