just moments ago, the key question about the politics of all of this. watch. how can the white house assure people that the case involving the president s son is being handled fairly? anything that has been stated or said by hunter s representative, i ll have to refer you to his representatives. that s not something that i will respond to. what i can say and i said it at the top, the department of justice is independent. that is what the president believes. he believes this white house will not politicize the department of justice. this was done under the leadership of a trump-appointed u.s. attorney as you know. so i m not going to add anything else to that. martha: i d imagine we ll hear more along those lines. carl rowe and general tom dupree standing by with their analysis of this. first to david spunt live at justice department with the new developments here. hi, david. hi, martha. this is david weiss s first full week as special counsel. he s got quite a task ah
serious side effects. in the uk, almost one million people are estimated to be living with dementia. and around two thirds of them have alzheimer s. it s a disease that gradually destroys key areas of the brain involved in memory and understanding. this new drug needs regulatory approval. but how soon might it be available? our medical editor fergus walsh spoke exclusively to one of the patients on the trial. hello. are you all right, mr colley? hi, yes. yes. i ve got your donanemab here for you. mike colley has alzheimer s disease, yet the 80 year old feels incredibly fortunate. i m one of the luckiest people you ll ever meet. just for this. that s because he s been on the global trial of donanemab for two years. he s come with his son for his monthly infusion, at this clinic in london. i seem to get more confident every day. and i m sure this is going to be successful. they ll get all the rubbish off the top of my brain and i ll be back to normality. i m very confident abou
i never thought that i would see my dad just so full of life again. you know, now we have hope and, two years ago, we didn t. and, you know, that sjust an incredible difference. i d like you to subtract seven - from 100, and keep subtracting seven from each answer until i tell you to stop. - so what is 100, take away seven? 93. despite mike s optimism, donanemab is not a cure. his memory and ability to process information are still impaired. 86. but full results of the trial show the drug slowed cognitive decline by about a third, enabling many patients to continue leading independent lives for longer. 60. he chuckles i ve forgotten already now. i ve lost the plot, sorry. that s ok. in alzheimer s, a rogue protein called amyloid builds up around neurons, destroying connections. donanemab is an antibody which binds to amyloid. this prompts immune cells to attack and clear amyloid from the brain. so, lots of toxic amyloid protein. you can see it clearly in these scans. this pat
itself as a sanctuary city and busts people to our country. it s only draining taxpayer resources from the families already here. this is incentivizing illegal immigration and does nothing to support the infrastructure on the hard working citizens. martha: a lot of backlash to this plan. the major s plan would pay for up to four months of food and shelter for 300 men that would move into a hotel in rockland and then another one in orange county. they are absolutely outraged by this plan. so really, you could see suburban towns in other places in america starting to feel the burden even more once title 42 lifts in three days. thousands are crossing every day. over five million think about it. we have about 320 million people in this country. over five million people have crossed the border and come in since the president took office. that s a lot of people who have now been let in with no process, no vetting. very little court dates. two years out for a court date. like co
of lying to pay off a porn star. duelling trump world figures, michael cohen, the star witness in this case, he was disbarred after he did time for multiple felonies. this man, new york attorney robert costello who spent over two years yesterday testifying in front of the grand junior saying that michael cohen, who he once advised cannot be trusted. watch. do you have anything on donald trump? he says no. repeatedly. i swear to god, bob, i don t have anything. then you know, you ve got a guy that probably doesn t have anything. it s a typical donald trump play out of the playbook. figure out how you can muddy the water as best as you can, denigrate the person, disparage them. martha: boy, this is a tangled web. first to john yu a former deputy atist about the attorney general, law professor at the university of california berkeley. great to have you here today, john. you know, it s interesting to see what s going on here. we watched robert costello when he came out. he