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The home confinement standard is not easy to get in the first place. when she was chosen for home confinement, she was one of the few chosen under the trump administration, so this was bill barrs doing, shes elderly, a low level offenders. non-violent. ill, and shes at an incredibly low risk of recidivism based on all these factors, that she and others like her could be safely put into the community. they were encouraged to build their lives again. they were not told they could be sent back. the...

Craig, ill be coming back to you. for her status, she wasnt on probation? >> no. >> she wasnt being furloughed, she was serving the rest of the sentence at home because of covid. does that change the standard? >> i dont think it should. the home confinement standard is not easy to get in the first place. when she was chosen for home confinement, she was one of the few chosen under the trump administration, so this was bill barrs doing, shes elderly, ill, and shes at an incredibly low risk of rec...

Called a demurrer. >> shannon: a lot of these piercing from restaurants and businesses in different places who say they are insurance will not pay after they have been wiped out by the pandemic and they are arguing that its a once-in-a-lifetime event that goes beyond the policy and what they can do. the voice of london has been named in this case. they are not an insurance company that oversees new regular its a market of independent insurers. we have no information any specific policy or lawsui...

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And what we are willing to tolerate and what we are willing to tolerate and then put in place a plan that enables us to keep surveillance on it that enables people to go about their business as much as possible. so the blunt instrument and the brute force attack of isolation isnt necessarily the best one, they are arguing, and perhaps a more middle—of—the—road lets do some testing and rely on a certain drop in risk because of vaccination. that seems to be a reasonable thing to try. i mean,...

About her future. listen here. >> the question is, am i ready to take the stage again? will i take the stage again? will i ever take the stage again? i have no idea. im having fun now and a transition in my life and im enjoying myself. thats it. >> britney supporters who have been vocal outside the court every time there has been a hearing in the case believe she has got past the mental health issues that caused the establishment. conservatorship and should control everything. they say her dad s...

Of this rule because this whole bipartisanship arguing for the filibuster for the sake of arguing for the filibuster wont help us preserve that. >> don, if you get rid of the filibuster, the republicans win the senate and turn everything back. its the purpose of the filibuster is to bring people together. read the op ed priest cinema wrote. she said the purpose of the filibuster -- >> i read it -- >> the purpose of the filibuster -- >> i got it. thats just her -- right. okay. you agree with it. ...

This rule at least a carve-out of this rule because this whole bipartisanship arguing for the filibuster for the sake of arguing for the filibuster wont help us preserve that. >> don, if you get rid of the filibuster, the republicans win the senate and turn everything back. its the purpose of the filibuster is to bring people together. read the op ed piece that sinema wrote. she said the purpose of the filibuster -- >> i read it -- >> the purpose of the filibuster -- >> i got it. thats just her ...

>> it may not be enough. good to be with you, jake. but i think moving forward it just very well may be. i think those are reactions that are natural from someone who has not had the ability to control her assets. and so just taking a step back, obviously shes had her problems. young, rich, successful, famous, so many demands upon her, and its not lost upon anyone that she had some mental health issues. thats not -- you know, many people in this country have those mental health issues, and as a ...

>> its a permanent matter to discuss in a way that could possibly call you back. >> was it a permanent matter? >> it was letting her know that i discovered that she had been having an affair this entire time. >> was that calling her? the person -- >> i kind of got that feeling that thats who was calling her. >> in fact it was edward larson. >> i called her and she answered and immediately i could hear her and chris kind of arguing so shes telling him to get out and hes constantly saying i need t...