united states and the public. whether trump broke the law by having classified documents at mar-a-lago, the heart of that investigation had the former president suggesting yet another new argument about presidential powers and declassifying documents. you re the president of of the united states. you can declassify by thinking about it. the doj ruling came hours after that other legal blow for trump. the 222-page lawsuit by the new york attorney general that charges him, don j, eric and ivanka with widespread fraud and ul legal practices that could threatenen the exist tense of the family business. i want to bring in devlin barrett from the washington post. he wrote about this story today. paul butler is a former prosecutor, professor at georgetown school of law. and olivia troy served as former koubt terrorism adviser to mike pence. so paul, the appellate court said the judge wasn t wrong on some of the points. they went point by point by point and said she was basical
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needy children in minnesota during the pandemic, but what it actually bought, according to the charges, were luxury vehicles, housing, jewelry, even a coastal resort property. in a state where 61,000 kids live below the poverty line and were unemployment spiked as much as 85% above the baseline during the pandemic, that s according to figures from minnesota officials. and the average family of four spends more than $9,000 on food every year. so the $125 million worth of fake meals at the center of this case could have been a real game changer for families trying to feed their kids in minnesota. i want to bring in steven who helped break this story. congratulations on your great reporting. i understand you got even some new reporting out on this dispute tweep feeding our future, which is the nonprofit at the heart of this, and a cafe