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Tate and his co—defendants. in one transcribed exchange, andrew tate appears to coerce an alleged victim into group sex by using phrases such as, by using abusive phrases. his brother tristan is also quoted in prosecution transcripts, allegedly telling one associate that he was going to "slave these women" the bbc cant verify whether these transcripts are accurate because the original evidence is not included in the 300 page summary that weve seen. in that summary, the prosecution also outline...

And i dont mean the fact that bush won, i mean the way he won-- deepened skepticism about the impartiality of our institutions. - thank you, all. [cheering and applause] whether you voted for me or not, i will do my best to serve your interests, and i will work to earn your respect. the presidency is more than an honor; it is a charge to keep. and i will give it my all. thank you very much, and god bless america. [cheering and applause] [dramatic music] and there he is. chaz. the rec leagues sel...

Her judicial discretion. doing something that the law does not allow to the extreme benefit of donald trump. katie, i maintained the minute i saw those appellate court opinions that her impartiality can reasonably be questioned. the federal law provides that if a judges impartiality can reasonably be questioned, that does not mean that she cant be fair, she cant be impartial. but if there are reasonable questions that can be asked about her impartiality, she is required under federal law to recu...

You have it. so you can imagine the surface that is gonna happen when this comes out. one thing i do want to add about the sort of system that happened here, but ive been hearing about. remember that trump is presumed innocent at this point. so that has to play into some considerations about timing of the trial, whether or not it knocks him off the trail. all those other things. and ali is exactly right, this is not a case for the d.a. we can come down and slamming outside of what the indictment...

Type of company that provides consulting for campaigns typically for democratic causes. the judge had some campaign contributions which could raise the appearance of partiality. he said in the weisselberg case he was seen as trying to encourage weisselbergs cooperation and said in his show of preconceived bias against trump. the judge coming out today saying that he rejected all of those arguments. he says quote, he finds that recusal would not be in the public interest. further, this court has ...

Distinct. let me focus on what is happening there. i know you have made the comment that it seems to be a kind of political persecution, that it is not actually a crime. what aspect of it do you think, not to be judged by a jury? >> to begin with, i dont think president trump has any chance at a fair trial in washington, d.c., where he received 5% of the vote, and the jury pool. 95% of the jury pool voted the other way. to begin with, he is facing what is unlikely to be a fair trial, and could v...

The mismatched treatment President Biden and former President Trump continue to receive from the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) highlights a department that has lost its sense of justice.

In this case, listening only to evidence thats admitted by the judge. so only things that are actually supported under the law. its just a lot different. theres not all of this noise and things that are put forward without any support whatsoever. so thats why you see results being very, very different, once you actually get into the justice system so, i look forward to that process playing out and seeing what the jury does when they hear the actual case and not the case as its being spun. >> wel...

Will the Principal's partiality towards selected students win over ethics and integrity? Let's learn from Nanditesh Nilay in the caselet today. Don't miss the Express Input and points to ponder.

Here is the standard. you could recuse a judge, if there is some factor that means that the judges impartiality might be questioned. that is what the law said. you have to basis right now, based on information in the public record, that said he ought to recuse this judge. she has not issued public statements or worked on campaigns in recent years. issued rulings that showed a buy as to one party or another. and as you said, the most important fact that shes heard a number of january 6 cases that...