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>> my pleasure. >> trace: the fox news at night common sense department fully believes that everyone deserves the benefit of the doubt, to an extent. chicago ace democratic mayor brandon johnson apparently has a different definition of extent because this week when a group of chicago teen-agers looted a 7-11 convenience store, a reporter accused the teens of participating in a mob action. and the mayor chided the reporter and defended the teens saying the word mob dehuman ices the suspects and that it's not open from refer to children as baby al capons. so common sense looked up the word mob and capone is nowhere to be found. a mob is simply a disorderly crowd of people intent on causing trouble, kind of like teen-agers looting a 7-11. does the mayor believe rampant crime in i can would go down if only the criminals got more respect? maybe instead of mobs and gangs we call them clubs or coatries. sounds less mess asking, more
that's what every big gangster and murder like all capone always said. here was donald trump's version of his 21st century gangster defense. >> i don't do things wrong, i do things right. i am a legitimate person. >> i'm a legitimate person. that's almost word for word what el cajon, lucky luciano, frank costello, raymond, janeiro, john gaudy, and other mob bosses said when they were accused of crimes which they all committed. the new york times is reporting, tonight, one of the voices you will hear on the two minute audio recording as trump staffer liz harrington, and the times is reporting margo martin is another trump staffer who vice president for the discussion you are about to hear. also present, a ghost writer and publisher of mark meadows fake memoir of serving as
space with joy bird plus get free design services at joy bird .com. good morning, everyone we do begin with breaking news this morning. as we wait the former president's arrangement in manhattan court tomorrow it's still unclear, shimon prokupecz reported earlier. if you have a mug shot taken earlier today, the former president's attorney told cnn she didn't see a quote purpose and releasing a mug shot, saying he is quote the most recognized face in the world. but if there is one release will certainly join a long list of other prominent names. with the famous photo. cnn settlements, our party has more in one second one flash one photo and indelible images produced steeped in the long history of the justice system, eyes forward looking right into the camera that exposure, exposing the person becoming a lasting part of their own legacy. capone pablo escobar,
the camera that exposure, exposing the person becoming a lasting part of their own legacy. capone pablo escobar, john gotti, these mug shots of famous suspects have become iconic. harvey oswald's taken just hours after he assassinated president john f. kennedy simpson's mug shot as enduring as images of his white ford bronco racing down a california highway. now all eyes are on the former president's movements and the palace intrigue is building if trump, known for his media and image savvy, will become the first former president to have a mug shot. taken or not. the leaning has been not to because a, um it's not really necessary . everybody knows what he looks like. it's not like if he fled the jurisdiction that they would say wow, we really should have had that mug shot. ah be if they need to. they can create a mug shot from existing pictures. but
to go, it should be good enoug for him. a lot of people that was with friend of mine for lunch super bright guy, well educated his comment to me was very similar to what the question that you are asking. how is that this tiktok type o a case is going to be the firs impression that we have as americans for a president to b indicted first time in u.s. history again the answer is, the law i the law. the same way under the capone, the elk upon theory. they couldn't get him fo murder, racketeering extortion. they couldn't get him fo plugging or any of the other crimes they got him for this because, rest assured, alvin bragg is not making a mistake that team that is behind him that team that is putting this case together, they are very competent. they know all of the facts now they could attack me, talk about credibility which is something that you see on a lo of the other stations. that's okay. very much like when i went and testified before the house