CBS journalist Robert Costa asked about a White House meeting in 2021. Costa was not told where the martial law was mentioned in the election documents. The CEO of MyPillow has been a supporter of Trump. The CEO of MyPillow yelled at the CBS News correspondent Robert Costa after he questioned the details of documents that were seen at the White House regarding the 2020 presidential election. The attorneys who drafted the election-related documents were pressed over by Costa at the Conservative Political Action Conference. Costa tried to follow up on a story that was published in The New York Times last year about the meeting between Donald Trump and Monica Lewinsky at the White House. Sidney Powell, the election conspiracy theorist who has continued to allege voter fraud in the 2020 contest despite a lack of evidence, was also mentioned in the article. Costa tried to find out the names of the lawyers who drafted the papers, but they were not known. —Robert Costa (@costareports) February 26, 2022 When Costa asked who drafted the papers, he replied: "That's not your business." A group of lawyers did. I don't read them. There are a number of conspiracy theories about the voting systems. The businessman said that he never discussed martial law with Trump, and that Costa was told to go back to watching rotten news. Others jumped into the mix after Lindell started yelling at Costa and deriding him as a traitor. "You're a traitor!" said Lindell. One of Trump's most ardent supporters continues to travel the country to speak with activists and push the false allegations of voter fraud that the former president still perpetuates among the Republican faithful. The original article is on Business Insider. The captain of the Caps called for an end to the war despite his support for Putin. The United States, European Union and United Kingdom agreed on Saturday to impose sanctions on the Russian financial sector in response to the invasion of Ukraine. The new round of financial sanctions is meant to hold Russia to account and ensure that the war is a failure for Russian President Vladimir Putin. Green technologies will be tested at SUSTIE, which will help buildings become more eco-friendly. The billionaire is not selling the team. In a recent interview, Charles Oakley said that the NBA of the 1980s and 90s would have been difficult for Milwaukee's Giannis Antetokounmpo. Dick Versace was an NBA executive before he coached the Pacers. Few know that Amazon has millions of Prime subscribers. A Minnesota high school basketball coach resigned and a team canceled the rest of their season after a racist note was sent to a player. Many Ukrainians were forced to leave their homes in 48 hours. They need protection, according to Ryan Reynolds. She celebrated her birthday by skiing topless and smoking a joint. One of the biggest scientific mysteries might finally have an answer. British Airways canceled all short-haul flights from London's airport until midday on Saturday as it deals with an IT failure. The airline said the problem that affected its website, app, and airport operations was not caused by a cyber attack but was a hardware issue. Some of the classified documents that former President Trump took to Mar-a-Lago are so sensitive they might not be able to be described in public. Ukrainian civilians use their bodies to block Russian tanks. The AirMini AutoSet is the world's smallest CPAP. For a limited time, you can get a free prescription for the AirMini. The head of the psychiatry department at Columbia University put his foot in his mouth and has been suspended. CNN footage from inside Russia shows a heavy flamethrower mounted on a T-72 tank. As Russian troops were closing in on the Ukrainian capital, more and more Russians spoke out against the invasion. Over 200 people were arrested in Moscow during anti-war protests on Saturday, according to OVD-Info, a rights group that tracks political arrests. There were open letters condemning the invasion of Ukraine by Russia. Dave Hole thought he had struck it rich when he found a giant golden rock. The doors to her new restaurant were not opened for nearly two years. She had to shut them down. After the first year of the Joe Biden presidency, speakers at the Conservative Action Political Conference hammered a message of an all-out fight for American culture. Netzer took aim at a number of people, including Black Americans and Chaim Bloom. After spending $1,000 within three months, you can earn a $200 cash rewards bonus. An Australian man pleaded guilty on Friday to throwing a wine bottle from his apartment at a group of Muslims having a dinner party that struck and killed a Singaporean man. He could face seven years in jail for being in Singapore for a month. The owner of the Cowboys spoke publicly for the first time about the paid cheerleaders. Devastation shows an example of the most vulnerable population caught in crossfire.INSIDER
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