it s the one choice both sides already agree on. and rather she s going to limit and retract some of her order that is demanded by the justice department. those 100 pages of classified information and whether or not raymond dearie is going to play through this highly sensitive material. we were all on special master watch. i never thought the phrase of command my, mouth here we are lawrence. and wong looks at this is america the 100 mile an hour sinker inside for 2022. ball thank you alex, one. we thank you there in very serious and newly released portions, in the fbi affidavit supporting the search warrant of donald trump s home issued the affidavit explains all of the steps of the federal investigators took to try to retrieve from donald trump s residence before they came to this judge to seek a search warrant. affidavit says that on june 3rd 2022, three fbi agents and doj counsel arrived at the promises to accept receipt for f photos council one after individuals she
for a search warrant, they found classified documents in donald trump s desk. it was with his passport and donald trump s office room, not the storage room. it was in his desk. so council was not telling the truth to the fbi about all the documents being in the storage room. that means it potus council one misses on criminal defence lawyer yesterday. he s an inadequately experience lawyer whose career as a lawyer may not be coming to an end. if federal prosecutors can privy intentionally lied to the fbi about all the documents being in the storage room and all the documents being handed over to the fbi on june 3rd, then evan corcoran can be convicted of lying to the fbi. much of fbi affidavit is still redacted. you don t know all the evidence of obstruction of justice that was presented to the judge to obtain the search warrant. but we do know that the judge believed it would probably be evidence of obstruction of justice founded donald trump s residence, that s why the judge
I think this is the last thing we need in this situation. So why cant we stick our Heads Together and create an arrangement that will make sure that our airplanes, your ships, our military installations dont come as close to each other as has happened in recent weeks too often . And if i just may invite edward lucas to add his question, because i think his question goes exactly in the right in the same direction, if im not totally mistaken. Edward . Hes over there. Minister, a few weeks ago a plane leaving copenhagen airport on its way to warsaw came within nine seconds of collision with one of your countrys warplanes, which was flying in civilian airspace, in international airspace, with its transponders switched off. This is not something that any nato or any country could do when flying near russia. So why do your warplanes, your countrys warplanes find it necessary to fly in international airspace, which they have every right to do, but to do so with that transponder switched off,
As well. Developments this weekend, the situation in ukraine with World Leaders in mupic and Angela Merkel, we will focus on whats next in ukraine and the dproemacy now underway. We will be here to take your calls and comments. You are watching and listening to cspans washington journal for this sunday morning, february 8th. Back in a moment. Tonight on q a, david brooks columnist for the New York Times on writing an article for the times and the awards he gives out at the end of the year the sidney awards. The sidney awards are given for the best magazine essays of the year. They can be in journals or in Something Like the new yorker, the atlantic or obscure literary magazines. The idea is they come out around christmas week between christmas and new years. The idea is thats a good week to step back and not read little stuff, tweets, not even review newspaper articles but read something deeper and longer and its to celebrate those longer pieces. I do believe magazines change history.
Number two, practically speaking, by taking the town that you mentioned, izyum, along with a couple of other towns, in luhansk, ukrainians have cut off the major railroad junctions that would allow russia to splice troops in the donbas. i think we are looking at a turning point in the war. and i think it is incumbent upon us to try and take advantage of that turning point, and try and help the ukrainians bring this war to a close as soon as possible. i would like to ask you two things about your meeting with president zelenskyy. one is what did you learn in that meeting that you can tell us about what to expect in ukraine? and then secondly, to just reflect on this man, on this person, who you spent time with, whose life has been under threat from the first day of vladimir putin s invasion, and yet, has held himself in such an apparently brave position that we are all watching from