how 8 billion turns into 25 years in prison. the lead starts right now. sentencing de for sam bankman-fried, the 32 once known as a crypto king now we ll spend decades behind bars for one of the biggest financial fraud cases ever. his plea for mercy, the scolding he heard from the judge, and the customers, he swindled. can they ever get their money back? plus heavy lift cranes will soon be on the seam of the deadly bridge collapse in baltimore ready to move metal off the cargo ship that hit the bridge? just how many other us bridges are at risk of falling if they two, or hit with the same force. and universities now charging students a whopping $90,000 a year here, where exactly all that money goes and just how far off pace it is with inflation welcome, to the lead on jim sciutto in for jake tapper and we begin with our tech lead. sam bankman-fried is now doing time for cryptocurrency crimes a judge is centered. the former ceo of the collapsed crypto exchange, ftx today
i m laura ingraham this the is ingraham angle from washington. fiery, feisty, phoney. that s the focus of tonight s angle. now, it s been a wild week and now it s flashback friday. we come together as one nation bringing america together, uniting our people union nightd our nation. with unity we can do great things, important things. unity. yurnt. unity. we know he didn t really mean any of that at least he tried to sound gracious. but, last night last. threat to democracy must be defended. my predecessor and some of you have here seek to bury the truth about january 6th. in a literal sense, history is watching. history is watching. my god, what freedom else would you take away. putin of russia is on the march, invading ukraine and sowing chaos throughout europe and beyond. my predecessor failed the most basic presidential deuteronomy that he owes to american people, the duty to care. laura: the state of the union is supposed to be a report to congress about how the c
what we ll garland do. i m michael smerconish in philadelphia, attorney general merrick garland may eventually make a singular decision that determines the outcome of the 2024 election, whether the doj will continue to push for donald trump to be tried before election day in the federal case, premised on alleged election interference for months. here, i ve delivered commentaries focused on the timing of this particular prosecution because i think it s most perilous to trump, and i ve often done so with the assistance of elie honig will join me again in a moment. here s the issue on wednesday, scotus granted cert and announced that the high court will hear donald trump s immunity defense i don t think the ultimate outcome is in dispute. i think trump loses that claim. in my opinion, it s unlikely it s illogical that the court will provide blanket immunity from criminal prosecution to an american president more important is the process, the timing of the court s decision garl
court. it validates everything off in saying all along. donald trump it is a con man, he s a cheat. and many other things. a new york judge says trump s fraud shocks the conscience. they are complete like of contrition and remorse borders on pathological. republican front runner hit with crippling financial constraints. you need a moderate to babysit. he cannot move money without saying mommy. he s now in a crib and that babysitter is sitting next to him. to, not how a lifetime of fraud finally caught up to donald trump. and the man leading the russian resistance of vladimir putin does and appear in prison. putin is responsible for navalny s death. putin is responsible. incredible story of alexei navalny, and what his dad made for putin s war. all in starts right now. good evening, from new york, i m chris hayes. a lifetime of fraud has finally caught up to donald trump in a court of law. today the judge and the ex presidents new york civil fraud trial r
situation on anybody. so we are asking this morning, situation on anybody. so we are asking this morning, are - situation on anybody. so we are asking this morning, are our. asking this morning, are our politicians listening to the concerns of the young? so, what are the tories really doing for the next generation? michael gove is here. how can labour boast about its green plans without the big price tag? its campaign chief pat mcfaddenjoins us, too. and as if there wasn t enough drama in politics, megastar ralph fiennes is here bond s m, voldemort and now macbeth. is this a dagger which i see before me? morning, morning. my trio to chat through the next 60 minutes historian simon schama, the editor of the sun victoria newton and housing campaigner kwajo tweneboa. a very warm welcome to them, and a very warm welcome to you, too. let s start with the headlines. lots of the front pages have king charles gratitude for the public support since his cancer diagnosis. the mail