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On the other side, you know, Mike Johnson's got a very small majority to work with here. And there is a very conservative wing of the party who are not very happy with Mike Johnson, even if they voted for him. And they could cause trouble going forward, certainly.

On the other side, you know, Mike Johnson's got a very small majority to work with here. And there is a very conservative wing of the party who are not very happy with Mike Johnson, even if they voted for him. And they could cause trouble going forward, certainly.

I think there were some key things that came out of that news conference that bear repeating. It's clear that the authorities now do not think that this was a single person behind this attack. And they are trying to track down all the known associates of Shamsuddin Jabbar and anybody who's had contact with him over the last 72 hours.

I think there were some key things that came out of that news conference that bear repeating. It's clear that the authorities now do not think that this was a single person behind this attack. And they are trying to track down all the known associates of Shamsuddin Jabbar and anybody who's had contact with him over the last 72 hours.

Also worth noting that they said that there are still victims of this attack on the street in Bourbon Street in the French Quarter, which means that I think it's certainly possible that that death toll of 10 that have been confirmed so far may go up. We also know that some of those still in hospital are still in a critical condition.

Also worth noting that they said that there are still victims of this attack on the street in Bourbon Street in the French Quarter, which means that I think it's certainly possible that that death toll of 10 that have been confirmed so far may go up. We also know that some of those still in hospital are still in a critical condition.

Also, as well, you know, there's been talk about whether there were security measures in place in New Orleans in case of such a sort of terrorist attack. The police were keen to point out that they did have measures in place to protect the area. They had officers in the area. There were patrol cars there.

Also, as well, you know, there's been talk about whether there were security measures in place in New Orleans in case of such a sort of terrorist attack. The police were keen to point out that they did have measures in place to protect the area. They had officers in the area. There were patrol cars there.

But this was a determined attack that the person actually drove up onto the pavement to get around those barriers in order to drive into people. And then finally, as you say, I think people need to understand that the Sugar Bowl, this American football game between two university sites, is a massive event for New Orleans and indeed for the United States.

But this was a determined attack that the person actually drove up onto the pavement to get around those barriers in order to drive into people. And then finally, as you say, I think people need to understand that the Sugar Bowl, this American football game between two university sites, is a massive event for New Orleans and indeed for the United States.

You know, American football, university football is a massive sport in this country. And so for that event to be postponed, that is a significant event to be postponed in that way. But the NFL has said that it will take place. It's going to be 24 hours later.

You know, American football, university football is a massive sport in this country. And so for that event to be postponed, that is a significant event to be postponed in that way. But the NFL has said that it will take place. It's going to be 24 hours later.

This all dates back to a phone call that Donald Trump made to Brad Raffensperger after the 2020 election. Brad Raffensperger oversaw elections in the state of Georgia. And in that call, Mr. Trump could be heard cajoling and pressurizing Brad Raffensperger to recalculate, as he put it, the vote tally. And he asked him to find more than 11,000 votes.

This all dates back to a phone call that Donald Trump made to Brad Raffensperger after the 2020 election. Brad Raffensperger oversaw elections in the state of Georgia. And in that call, Mr. Trump could be heard cajoling and pressurizing Brad Raffensperger to recalculate, as he put it, the vote tally. And he asked him to find more than 11,000 votes.

And the reason that number was significant was it was the number that were needed to overturn the result. Joe Biden winning the state of Georgia. Now that call was taped and the audio leaked to the media and that ultimately led to the charging of Trump and 18 other people over the call.

And the reason that number was significant was it was the number that were needed to overturn the result. Joe Biden winning the state of Georgia. Now that call was taped and the audio leaked to the media and that ultimately led to the charging of Trump and 18 other people over the call.

What then happened was that Fanny Willis, the district attorney who was bringing the prosecution, emerged and had a romantic relationship with the special prosecutor she hired for the case. And that led to the case being taken to court by some of those charged by Fanny Willis, saying that she should be thrown off the case. And what's happened now is that the Georgia court has ruled that...

What then happened was that Fanny Willis, the district attorney who was bringing the prosecution, emerged and had a romantic relationship with the special prosecutor she hired for the case. And that led to the case being taken to court by some of those charged by Fanny Willis, saying that she should be thrown off the case. And what's happened now is that the Georgia court has ruled that...

that romantic relationship created a significant appearance of impropriety and the majority of the court ruled that in order for the confidence of the public to be restored in the proceedings, she had to be disqualified from handling the case. But it was a two-to-one ruling.

that romantic relationship created a significant appearance of impropriety and the majority of the court ruled that in order for the confidence of the public to be restored in the proceedings, she had to be disqualified from handling the case. But it was a two-to-one ruling.