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meeting behind the scenes with far right world leaders in trump s name. also tonight, tragedy. this conspiracy, that conspiracy, the republican party adores nonsense, and now t weaponizing those bogus beliefs about the bridge collapse in baltimore. and you re going to hear from a state department staffer who resigned this week in protest of president biden s gaza policy as the white house announces it is sending even un more weapons to israel. let s do it. on this show, we talk a lot about how trump, if re-elected, plans to expand his use of the authoritarian playbook here at home. but now we are actually getting a better idea of how the ex- president would try to weaken democracies around the world. enter this guy. richard grenell. a former diplomat who served as acting director of national intelligence under donald trump, and is one of his biggest loyalists. even after he left office, trump called grenell is ongoing. the washington post reports grenell has been ....
could be a federal crime and a violation of his bond conditions. colorado secretary of state says that she has seen a 600% increase in threatening messages since she took on the ex-president over the 14th amendment. we are joined live in just a few minutes. the show starts right now. of this week began like so many others with donald trump pushing the limits of our legal system. it ended with him once again embracing political violence. on friday trump posted a video to truth social including an image of president joe biden found and restrained in the back of a pickup truck. that video which we are intentionally choosing not to show you is just the latest example of trump promoting violence and dehumanizing imagery. this time directed at the sitting president of the united states, and that calved a week in which the judge in his trial imposed a gag order on the former president barring him from attacking prosecutors, court staff, witnesses, and jurors. he wrote it ....
connections, he was mr. big. he was very flamboyant. extremely charming. very brilliant. josh mankiewicz: his murder was big too. a car explosion at a posh resort he was very big. flamboyant. his murder wiz big,. too a car explosion at a posh resort? somebody wanted to make a statement. who would want him dead or who wouldn t? a string of angry investors. even whispers about the mob. everybody went oh, this is mob connected. so why would police focus on her? the beautiful socialite ex-wife number two? she is very intoxicating. i think she was cold and calculating. maybe her former husband was worth more dead than live. she the person everybody loves to hate. but she is completely innocent. or maybe it was someone else entirely? it is a case we investigated more than five years. now, a stunning new end. here we go back on the roller coaster. and here, in the shadows of the majestic saguaros, spend a little time in tucson, arizona. and here, i ....
scientists around the world. and so the stage is set for- what will be a momentous occasion. when england s lionesses walk out here at the national stadium - in sydney, they ll know that they re on the brink of sporting immortality, but claiming football s ultimate prize will not be easy. - they re about to face the highest ranked team they ve met - here at this tournament. she thought she d get away with it, but this was the moment the game was up. hello, lucy, is it? can i step in for two seconds? yes. thank you. behind the door of this ordinary suburban house, britain s most prolific baby killer was finally arrested three years after her murder spree began. those images we saw of fires on the greek island of rhodes and elsewhere and the wider issue of climate change were prominent on news bulletins at the end ofjuly dividing newswatch viewers. louise fernie contacted us with this plea. but a few days later, jane riley sent us this. later, as england s lionesses p ....
for the weekend, the sunday morning, velshi starts right now take it away, allie. a lot of folks out there are celebrating, but families are in baltimore hurting. i think tom perez put it well. this is a uniquely day that the members of the families of the people who perished would have been celebrating, and they re not. it is interesting, talking to you, michael, the fact that you are both from maryland, he is a democrat, you are a republican. one of those things that is not supposed to be partisan. dan muser from pennsylvania, republican, said, i don t know why the biden administration jumped on the idea that the federal government will pick up the tab for this. i think that s a standup or the fact that most people believe this is a tragedy, it s an infrastructure issue we need to deal with. we should and will deal with it together. i think you covered well today. thank you for that. happy easter to all three of you. happy easter. thank you, friends. velshi ....