Circuit ruling this week will be taught in law schools and in books about American History for many decades to come. Right now in those cases, the Supreme Court is basically grappling with these key issues involving Citizen Defendant and candidate trump, which could shape not only this years election, but legal and political boundaries of history as we know it. On this monumental day, in judicial history. A legal case that could rock the race for the white house. Donald trump is now at the center of a u. S. Supreme court battle. Considering whether the leading candidate for the republican president ial nomination should be banned from running again. It seems like there were at least seven votes against colorado. He is very much lashing back at a lot of the building wave of all these different legal cases. That d. C. Appeals court that had taken up this issue of president ial immunity. The court has denied trumps argument. If you read through the 57 page court order, you wont find a sin
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andy: eating is synonymous with eating rice. to eat a meal without rice would be unthinkable. anthony: what makes their whiskey special? [ farmer speaking thai ] andy: because of the flavoring that they add to it. anthony: conveniently, our host, in addition to having provided us with a fine meal, just so happened to run a distillery out back. andy: they use a spice mixture they add to the yeast balls, let it ferment for five days, and then she smashes it with a wood mallet. anthony: thai rice whiskey, lao khao, bucket of hooch, whatever you wanna call it this stuff is a delightful beverage that tastes better and smoother apparently the more you drink. andy: uh-oh, here we go. sneaky, sneaky. anthony: oof. well. andy: and then, uh, fried fish. i believe it s called nile tilapia or nile carp. you just salt the hell out of it
here. there s a lot of flushing going on in 107. ten-four. the sound of flushing toilets leads officers to a stash of inmate-made wine or pruno. they make pruno. they grab apples and they let it ferment for a couple of days and smash them up, put them in the bag and put heat over it. a bunch of covers. they use a lot of blankets. it was under a lot of blankets in the corner, and they let it stay until it becomes sort of like wine. usually typically what happens if it s found in a cell in a common area where both inmates have access to it, which is obviously anywhere in the cell, they will be both charged for the possession of inmate-manufactured alcohol. no weapons are found, but the search does turn up an important clue. we just found some kites up here. we found more.
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