the other three that trump supported to the court, they came down against himhe on this. this d is a pretty straightforwd saying. i don t want you to trust me entirely on this. i m going to get an expert who you can absolutely trust. as far as i can see, the straight throughline is pretty straightforward.li ipr will happily stand correcte ifwi i m oversimplifying this, t as i understand it, it basically started this past summer, august last year, the january 6th investigators started to make not enormous but pretty wide, significant requests from the trump white house. not millions of pages but hundreds of pages, potentially thousands of pages. we know from court filings that the documents they wanted to see included things like draft speeches and talking points for communicating to the public about the election. one of their requested documents
0 i don t know, it s definitely gremlins. this is always been a backup plan, and cases studio goes kaput. tonight it did, so here we are. again, nothing to worry about. other than the fact nothing to . other than the fac nothing the matter with it except that my lighting makes my head look like richard nixon or the great pumpkin. as you know, president biden held a conference on the start of the second year in office he took questions for almost a at his press conference he warned president putin he ll regret the consequences, but provocatively biden said he thinks putin will try it in ukraine. again, he said putin will regret it if he does it, but if he had to guess, he thinks he will. president biden said he s not giving up on voting rights. he said it was unthinkable effectively that zero republicans support voting rights puanymore, something tha at least until recently had been a fairly bipartisan thing. he said what republicans are trying to do with election subversion efforts, he