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The testimony in trial of kyle rittenhouse, a wanna-be militia member from illinois who traveled to wisconsin to the protests. he is accused of murdering two black lives matter protesters and wounding a third. one of the jurors was removed after making a vile joke about blakes shooting. joining me now georgetown law professor. you know my friend, paul, i dont have a good feeling about this case. im always cynical. i always assume that its very difficult to police almost never get convicted. and ...

Armenian convict Hampig Sassounian killed Turkish Consul General Kemal Arikan in 1982 in Los Angeles.

That makes kinzinger the ninth congressional republican to choose to pack up and leave washington this cycle. he joins three other house members and five senators, all members that are by and large more standard pre-trump republicans, i think you call them. now, for some context, ten house republicans vote today impeach trump the second time around. kinzinger is the second member in that group to retire and seven republican senators vote today convict, two of them have decided to retire. accordi...

>> i want people to understand that this was no easy task for us. it was -- i felt like it was my civic duty to step forward and represent. and a lot of people have different opinions about the verdict and about the whole process, but it wasnt an easy task. we took this very seriously. >> i just wanted to add people are talking and seeing stuff out there which are not true. people are saying that we were pressured to give that verdict that day. like, there was a pressure on us to convict, which ...

A man with a long history of arrests was booked into jail once again after it was discovered hed been living in the attic of an apartment without the tenant realizing it. 

A man with a long history of arrests was booked into jail once again after it was discovered hed been living in the attic of an apartment without the tenant realizing it. 

Her license. and then the ultimate, you know, sort of weaponization of the law, which is the use of the criminal justice system. shes facing multiple cases, each one as serious as the other. shes actually now a convict. she has been sentenced to up to six years. that is now on appeal. the reason shes doing this interview in the philippines and not in your studio is because shes not allowed to travel or leave the country. you know, shes now the philippines first-ever nobel laureate, and she shoul...

Her license. and then the ultimate, you know, sort of weaponization of the law, which is the use of the criminal justice system, because shes facing multiple cases, each one as serious as the other. shes actually now a convict. she has been sentenced to up to six years. that is now on appeal. the reason shes doing this it interview in the philippines and not in your studio is because shes not allowed to travel or leave the country. you know, shes now the philippines first-ever nobel laureate, an...

The Sam Houston Memorial Museum will celebrate Texas Archeology Month in October for the 21st consecutive year.

Theyre looking at, ari, like obstruction of justice and the mann act. thats the federal act that says you cant transport individuals for purposes of prostitution. theres aggravated identity theft. theres potential bribery based on the bahamas trip. and there could be other things out there. campaign finance violations. theres a lot going on here. so matt gaetz is not out of the woods by any means. >> and as for the one known convict thus far, greenberg, what kind of sentence do you think hell ul...