when the hush money payment wa made was in 2016, and he gave little bit more context as t why, which was, a year and a half of standing down, covid the inability to see grandeur ease the ability to see witnesses. it provides context. i don t think it gets hi entirely off the hook, for people who are frustrated it didn t move forward, but i gives a little bit more contex as to this timeline. hey jen, it s jonathan. i m wondering if, in you interview with cy vance, did h mention whether he believe manhattan da brag, fulto county da fani willis an special counsel jack smith, if they are in contact, if he believes they are in contact o sharing information? you know jonathan, he was very very careful to not get into any details about the current process. and i think that is somethin that simone and i, it will not sound uncommon to us havin been through transitions and knowing that when you look bac your successor you want to b success even more so when it comes t the law in legal case
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this week, we ve seen twoow big more examples about how biglitia tech and other big corporations are catering tl o the politica l left at every turn. comember on monday we told you about how quickly credit card companies fell in line after democratd thats lobbied that they track gun purchases separately. learely.speaking of tracking thk at multiple senate hearings, we learned that twitter hasal the capability not only to track individual users, butrs shut them down if need be . you were an engineer at twitter, is that right? correct. yeah. yesterday, mr. zakho testified to another committee. i sit on that fourth s thousand engineers at twitter had access to all of the personal information, user data, geo locations of twitter users. is that accurate? so he i ve never met him. and he joined the company after i left. so i don t know if that was t particular claim is accurate. did you have access to useher? t
more horrible. but here s what may be the scariest part. e didn tsome people didn t seems particularly shocked or horrified by it. in the hours after eliza fletcher s disappearance, biden voters and social medisociala so dismiss the crime on racial grounds. why are we paying so muchmis attention to kidnapping of annt attractive, privileged white woman that s racist? todnappingf an others seem toe fletcher for the atrocity committed against her. t why was she jogging at that hour anyway in memphis? come on n., the point they re making was clear . everyone knows the rules. if fletcher violated those rules, you can t go outside a certain hours. ein certain places in america,ts obviously. and if you do, iff you violate the rules, you run the risk of being and murdered.ped an adat s how things work in this country. so adapt, acceptcc it,ept, a mo. to some extent for beingwhether honest. all of us feel that way,we whether articulated or not. we know what the rules are.ne we know what we