Wow, at maine, first of all, the phrase neal katyal at burning man. You had me at. That thats a. Show you throw an a trump attack, i mean, i need to know more, lawrence. Ill be watching. A phrase, the trump codefendant used, was, he called it a neopagan ritual. Which i think every good conjure is. Yes, and that is an accurate description of burning man. Ukoniq audit, yeah. Right, for once, a trump defendant. We also have Sheldon Whitehouse with us on the not he actually filed an official Ethics Complaint with the Supreme Court. Thats going to be really were hearing about. Indeed, what hes doing is important or for a democracy. Thanks, alex. Have a good show. Thank you. Well, if the general who commanded Donald Trumps army gets twin in two years in federal prison for what he did on general sixth, what does the Commander In Chief of Donald Trumps army get if he is found guilty . That is the question that Donald Trumps own Defense Lawyers are thinking about tonight and Breaking News that
Hearing about. Indeed, what hes doing is yeoman work, an important work for our democracy. Thanks alex. Have a good show. Thank you. Well, if the general who commanded Donald Trumps army gets 22 years in federal prison for what he did on january sixth, what does the Commander In Chief of Donald Trumps army get if he is found guilty . That is the question that Donald Trumps own Defense Lawyers are thinking about tonight and Breaking News that the leader of the socalled proud boys was sentenced to 22 years for his leadership of what prosecutors called Donald Trumps army. On january 6th. When Enrique Tarrio completes his to two year sentence, he will be one year away from eligibility for Social Security, retirement benefits. Unless republicans have raised the Retirement Age in the meantime. The 39yearold, Enrique Tarrio, will not be earning any Social Security credits while in prison and he can be absolutely sure donald trump wont be around to help out. When Enrique Tarrio gets out of pri
24-hour rescue operation from start-to-finish, from the first of thewater levels have been successfully reduced, it s potentially weak kids but making the way back out the same way they came in. many would be able to walk a good portion of that. would you agree with that? well, it s not like walking on a sidewalk. you re talking about walking over large boulders with slippery mud. they re wet. it s not a simple process to walk out. i would guess they re being assisted out, through some of the more difficult areas. and the areas where you might have to climb, vertical in nature, are being hauled up or down in those, which would make it substantially faster. a lot of the kids have last weight because of the nine days without food. a diver who is used to carrying 80 to 100 pounds of dive gear,
These numbers keep moving. you heard his description about the emotional toll, the physical toll is an entirely different story, the slippery mud, heavy mud and the need to go through respectfully to clear through and be able to search for victims. the categorization is a complicated thing. earlier and for the last few days the death toll has been 16. we do expect that number to officially go up at the press briefing in a couple hours, but the missing list has been the one that s the most confounding. it was 176, now it s 90. they have whittled that down to 90 known people, not duplicates, 90 people who are missing or unaccounted for, and then 25 or 35 more that are most likely to have been in the area that maybe they don t know the last name, maybe somebody s girlfriend who s always over.
Mudslides and that s what happened here. let me show you what we ve been dealing with, go over to weather one. this is a top picture, this is the before. the bottom image is after. this red shack we have here in the top, that s in both images here and as we look at the river that goes through here, this river is the biggest reason we had this landslide. this is the river that undercut the mountain. it s happened before in the past, happened in the 40s and 50s and as recently as 2006. in the last eight years that s getting worse and worse. you can see the landslide area on the top here. the landslide starts on the very top and then came down after that. it s about a mile wide. the speed, 20 to 30 miles per hour, tamron, they are saying the speed of this. you think about you re hoping for air pockets, unfortunately, water and mud, it s not like