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the books. now it's this idea that colleges and universities are these bastions of liberalism, this hot beds of wokeism. claudine gay became, in some, was the poster child of that argument, right? we saw it initially as, they failed to respond appropriately to stefanik's question. suddenly, it became -- >> it was a terrible. hearing >> a terrible hearing. lawyered up, it's obvious that they lost their humanity in the midst of answering those questions, right? in some ways. then it became antisemitism on college campuses is actually a reflection of the fact that the students are woke. they are thinking that israel is a settler colonial state and these are the oppressors. all of this is a result of wokeism. if we could only understand that wokeism is destroying
appropriately to stefanik's question. suddenly, it -- became -- >> it was a terrible. hearing >> a terrible hearing. lawyered up, it's obvious that they lost their humanity in the midst of answering those questions, right? in some ways. then it became antisemitism on college campuses is actually a reflection of the fact that the students part woke. they are thinking that israel is a settler colonial state and these are the oppressors. all of this is a result of wokeism. if we could only understand that wokeism is destroying american higher education, we would understand the problem way base. we saw literally a concerted effort by the right. then, this black woman, alongside liz mcgill, and the president of i. t., these women became the object of this, shall we say, how would one describe it? this effort to
claudine gay became, in some, was the poster child of that argument, right? we saw it initially as, they failed to respond appropriately to stefanik's question. suddenly, it -- became >> it was a terrible. hearing >> a terrible hearing. lawyered up, it's obvious that they lost their humanity in the midst of answering those questions, right? in some ways. then it became antisemitism on college campuses is actually a reflection of the fact that the students part woke. they are thinking that israel is a settler colonial state and these are the oppressors. all of this is a result of wokeism. if we could only understand that wokeism is destroying american hired cajun, we would understand the problem way base. we saw literally a concerted effort by the right. then, this black woman, alongside liz mcgill, and the president of i.t., these women
respond appropriately to stefanik's question. suddenly, it -- became >> it was a terrible. hearing >> a terrible hearing. lawyered up, it's obvious that they lost their humanity in the midst of answering those questions, right? in some ways. then it became antisemitism on college campuses is actually a reflection of the fact that the students part woke. they are thinking that israel is a settler colonial state and these are the oppressors. all of this is a result of wokeism. if we could only understand that wokeism is destroying american hired cajun, we would understand the problem way base. we saw literally a concerted effort by the right. then, this black woman, alongside liz mcgill, and the president of i. t., these women became the object of this,
was that the polygraph was inconclusive, so i guess at that point they thought it was me. they probably thought it was me before the polygraph. >> the police actually said you failed the polygraph. >> yeah, i'm sure they did. >> so, you're disputing that. >> i am. it was inconclusive results on the polygraph. >> cops felt he failed it, and the results made them even more certain they were on the right track. king county prosecuting attorneys kristin richardson and carla carlstorm. >> greg had not done well on a polygraph test. so they asked if he would take another test. so, he called a lawyer and the lawyer said you need to stop talking to police right now. and so, he did. >> must have been a big red flag for police? >> yes, i think it was. i think whenever someone flunks a polygraph test, police get suspicious and want to go at that person harder. >> greg may have lawyered up, but the detectives used the polygraph tests to turn up the pressure. >> they told your sister you
ryan seacrest in there. >> but now, wait, you forgot someone who? >> arroyo. casey kasem. he's the sum of only the greatest voice ever next to rush limbaugh on and radio ever and youtube. >> ryan seacrest is i think he t sleeps hour a day, but he a sleeps less than i do, which is not a lot. >> her he sleee, let me solvee solv the problem for you here. the puzzle is no one canlace replace. pat sajak. he was kind. he was warm.t but he alshehageo had that litte edge that's going to be hard to replace. and, you know, vanna white wantedte a crack at being the host of this show. i don't know why they didn't offer it to her. show i she's lawyered up, by the way.es >> i hear she loosened up some of the tiles on the walle f and loosened that wheel. >> so the first time we see the seacrest, seacrest has to have-h the whole thing and maybean a seacrest is going to be pushing the letters. >> and now vannasking will be asking the question. >> first contestant is spins the wheel, the wheels is just spinf seacrest.an >> that's what van is planning. all right, raymond, great
as his blood, i was crying out, everything was about insurance. doctors knew his condition, he wasn't a bad person. the family of jordan neely and the marine have both lawyered up. protesters are expected to hit the streets of new york later on today. we'll be watching. back to you. >> rachel: thank you, todd. >> brian: incredible how organized it got. happened several days ago, they see a guy out of control on the subway to the point two other people had to upon had the marine subdue the marine. >> lawrence: one is black. >> brian: that is important, no one is reporting that. the eyewitness account said this guy was out of control and said he doesn't care if he goes to jail. he is schizophrenic. he is mentally deranged and
out of nearly 31,000 people. critics are asking why mandate testing even though the president has ended the national covid emergency coming earlier this month. big questions over why that continues. house republicans are gearing up, meanwhile, to press teachers' union president randi weingarten about her role in school shut downs, have left millions struggling with failing mental health and grades. and letting the teachers write the guidelines rather than the scientists. but aishah hasnie. >> hi, sandra, good afternoon to you. if you want to know how tough the hearing is going to be for weingarten, she has a lawyered up, hiring a very well-known washington attorney, michael b
to some extent >> had she pushed someone to far or too hard? as detectives ran to the evidence, they had been talkin to the husband, greg harrison, right from the start >> craig was being ver helpful. he had a lawyered up you saw the story of his night here's the key summary vehicle take a look. go to the house. check it out i'm with you >> absolutely. >> they conducted thos searches because spouses, no matter how cooperative, ar always suspects. what crime scene investigators found when they poured over th house was, well, at firs glance, not much no weapons, certainly. no blood soaked clothes. they took dna swabs a variou items for lab analysis then, in a closet, they found really odd ball souvenir when an audio recording made b greg of him and chiquita engaged in a screaming match
unintentional killing, intentional meaning that the perpetrator reacted in the heat of the moment or that there was death caused by reckless disregard for human life. we can clearly see that in the videos. that is the safest bet here. all five have been charged with that even though in the video we can't tell what each officer did all their actions put together is what caused tyrese death. so they're all responsible. but you are going to see something similar to what we saw in the derek chauvin trial, where george floyd was murdered and you had several officers on scene and you head one clear maine perpetrator, derek chauvin, but still several officers that still played a role. that's what you see here. you're gonna see attempts by these officers, one, there are gonna be lawyered up, but they're gonna try to blame one another. and try to minimize their role in all of this. and so you're going to see that play out, similar to the derek chauvin trial, like i said.