manson, tex watson, patricia and susan atkins all had parole hearings and each time they were denied. in 2009, atkins died in prison. leslie van houten, she did have a chance at freedom. it doesn t matter whether i i feel responsible for both of their deaths. in april 2016, the parole board recommended that than houston, on multiple occasions, but each time the governor s office overruled the decision. sharon tates younger sister, deborah, was relieved. i do not think that she deserves it. these people or brutally brought butchered. there has to be some kind of accountability in this world.
avoid. take his argument to new hampshire voters that it s not trump s criminality that should disqualify him from office, it s his character. this has nothing to do with indictments. this has nothing to do with this has got to do with the character of who we want behind the desk in the oval office, and if he believes that vladimir putin is brilliant and a great leader, is that really the character and the judgment that you want sitting behind that desk making decisions on behalf of our children and grandchildren? it doesn t matter whether he s criminally responsible for what happened on january 6th. under those set of facts which he does not dispute, he is morally responsible for what happened on january 6th. so i ask you again, is that the character of the person you want sitting behind the desk in the oval office?
a party thinks. we look at the outward manifestations of intent, words, actions. it doesn t matter whether he was lying or delusional about losing the election. what mattered was that he knew he was lying when he said, you are too honest, while pressuring pence to reject her return boats. the reported conversation is accurate. it shows donald trump knew that what he wanted his vice president to do was simply unconstitutional. or at least pence believed it to be such. several days before he sought to use a mop of his supporters to storm the capitol in an effort to bend congress and mike pence to his well. we will be right back. we will be right back. but, you also can t leave covered in hair. with bounce pet, you can cuddle and brush that hair off. bounce. it s the sheet.
criminal indictment that we have to highlight this week. the indictment details the scene from january 1st, 2021, in which trump tells mike pence, quote, you are too honest after pence said that there was no constitutional basis for a lawsuit jessica judge to determine whether the vice president has authority to reject votes. to pence s credit, he has maintained that stance ever since, even just this morning. from very early on, the very first time the president raise the issue with me that he was being told that i have the right to overturn the election or return to reject votes, i told him i know i had no such authority. beyond a critical moment in our democracy, according to law professor jennifer todd, the two honest line is also critical evidence. here is why. you don t need a lie detector or some kind of mri to see what a party thinks. we look at the outward manifestations of intent, words, actions. it doesn t matter whether he was lying or delusional about
you see these investigations start with a line of questioning and a line of cross examination and then it people yield back time and claiming their time back and it really no points are actually scored. harris: that s interesting. well all right. hunter biden s plea deal court date just two days from now. oh, yeah, the judge hasn t just verified that yet. republican presidential candidate chris christie says the investigation s top prosecutor david weiss still owes everybody some answers. it doesn t matter whether you are appointed by a republican or democrat. if your work experience to be incompetent and inexplicable you need to explain it so we have confidence in the justice system. i don t care whether mr. weiss is a republican or democrat. he owes if american people an explanation. chris and i were use us attorneys together in the bush administration. i agree with his point. this is so far out of the mainstream of what plea agreements typically look like