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Penalty for both of those counts, there are two counts under them that the jury can also consider. so essentially theyre going through, and they had about seven counts that they could -- that they were deliberating and going through. now, a big part of this case, and lets remind our viewers what both sides are arguing. you have the defense representing kyle rittenhouse. theyre saying that this was a 17-year-old who was acting in self-defense. they say he was being chased. they say that he was be...

The first one is the first degree reckless homicide. that carries a maximum penalty of 60 years. count two, first degree reckless endangering of safety. thats for the shooting of mr. mcginnis. not the shooting but putting the prosecutions arguing that he was shot at. and that carries 12 1/2 years in prison. theres a third degree -- or a count three is a first degree reckless endangering of safety. thats for the men who they call him the jump kick man. the man who appeared to kick kyle rittenhous...

Action. it was not a lynch mob, it wasnt racially motivated, that they had a right at that time, as the judge will ultimately instruct them, that they could basically act as a deputized citizens. the other side of that, of course, its very much vigilante justice and thats probably why that law was repealed. >> and then, of course, the prosecution was successful in helping to argue the confederate flag that is on the front of their vehicle and the words that were also shouted out by these alleged...

By the way, only that side of the agenda too. theyve decided to put build back better, as they call it, on hold at least for a while. now, look, its still their ambition to get it across, and is a lot of the progressives are arguing, well, you know, the lesson of tuesday the ought to be that we need to deliver this to the american people. but what really matters is what joe manchin took from tuesday, and he outright said it. he said, look, the message of this is we need to slow down and do this ...

In just hours, opening statements will begin in the trial of the men accused of killing ahmaud arbery. race is a central factor in the case. and the nations attention is on the nearly all-height jury. amara walker live in brunswick, georgia. what are we expecting today? >> reporter: hey, john. well, on thursday, the state and defense spent much of the day arguing what evidence should or should not be admissible when the trial begins this morning. a graphic body cam video worn by the responding o...

Seen. it was a big holdup yesterday. house speaker pelosi wanted to vote on this last night. that is what she told our caucus behind closed doors yesterday morning. that vote proved to be elusive. she was on the phone all day yesterday, talking to members, so was president biden and several members of his cabinet. that did not work last night. they worked late into the night on this, trying to get the votes from a maybe to a yes. well see if it actually comes to fruition today and how that works...

Wrote memos in those key days as the president, the former president was trying to overturn the november elections. and what trump is arguing is that these are the types of things from his close advisers that the executive privilege is intended to protect. of course, we only have one president at time, and president biden has decided because of the extraordinary nature of what happened on january 6th, he is waiving that privilege. well see where the judges land on this. >> thank you. joining u...

Source documenting that critical race theory is taught in dozens of schools. even a single book called "not my idea" tells white children they are the devil, their whiteness is equivalent with a pact with satan. these books are everywhere. the evidence is out there. i always report with full source documents. here is the thing. the nihilistic and malicious elite in this country believes that your children are their property, and that they can pump them full of ideology and simply lie about it, b...

Huge piece of the pie. and women to some extent are still swing voters. i think virginia and even as close as new jersey was made that very clear. democrats should be worried. >> i just want to make sure everyone understands nobody is calling for violence or threats against teachers. nobody wants teachers to get sick. nobody wants the schools to be unsafe for teachers to learn at. there has just been a very tangible frustration for at least a year. ive seen a lot of it in virginia just living in...

You have a wide majority and its not even that wide but if you have a big tent, and so as the progressives have gotten more numbers and have become more bold in using those numbers for leverage, which is the story of what weve seen and the delay in these bills for weeks and weeks and weeks, youve seen the real ideological clash play out within the democratic party. and what theyre arguing is, okay, weve seen the clash, and now we know where the voters want us to go. progressives arent necessaril...