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Ago before my time but im certainly familiar with that, leopold and loeb case in chicago . they were a couple of students but they were smarter than law enforcement and they kidnapped and killed a 14-year-old boy. there was some movie in 1948, a hitchcock movie, that captures that. the methodology is different bu i think part of what this guy isnt someone who thinks he is smarter than the rest of us, certainly law-enforcement, and that may be one of the factors that contributed to him committing...

That is what we see with the biden administration and the volume of women that are being nomination to the court. its not enough to just do what would be considered tokenism, one woman here or there, but you really need a mass movement in order to make better ways of thinking, methodology, clarity, come to life. what we found in a study that we did is that even republican appointed when into the federal bench are inclined to support reproductive freedom. so you dont have to look at the supreme c...

>> so, as you said, they have been calling for them to upgrade it for a long time also. not there in this mess, and so many passengers, weve heard all their sub stories, they missed christmas with their family, they had to shut out their own money for either ubers or other flights or four hotels or four minutes. the guy stranded for days. what is the price tag for how they will compensate passengers, and will they compensate passengers? >> southwest has said they will review these requests on a ...

Those questions. but there were a lot of red flags when it comes to deductions, when it comes to providing substantiating evidence. a lot of his returns did not show that. and also, i think its painting a more complete picture of how donald trumps structuring his financial dealings. it is not going to be a complete, its not necessarily going to be one smoking gun, but i think that people are going to be shocked about how little documentation that this former president offered up to substantiate ...

Claimed when they see the returns. >> the tax returns are notoriously difficult to understand, is there some methodology that you and your committee are using to bring this forward that makes it clear to the average viewer, reader, listener what donald trump did that was incorrect? >> yes, the report, i just wanna be clear. the trump committee on taxation does point out that he violated the law, what it does point out is that there are, the audit, if it had been conducted wouldve raised flags an...

So we really have to do something. we are past the time where we should be doing something. thursdays hearing was about finding bipartisan solutions to gun violence. and it gives you an unfortunate preview of what we will be facing with the new congress when the two witnesses called by the minority. when you are somebody who saw that all of grand violence is the fault of children and fatherless homes and the second one was basically the nras favorite status, whose methodologys and conclusions ha...

Raffensperger is now all of a sudden saying oh, we should get rid of this because its a burden on election officials. this has been a burden on election official since the beginning but that is a trade-off that republicans have been willing to make in order to disenfranchise black voters. so get rid of the runoffs, 100 percent. call them out for -- 1000 percent. >> im glad you ended there. i totally. agree in some ways it looks like im trying to solve a rubiks cube. well we lost that one, what i...

Rid of this because its a burden on election officials. this has been a burden on election official since the beginning but that is a trade-off that republicans have been willing to make in order to disenfranchise black voters. so get rid of the runoffs, 100 percent. call them out for -- 1000 percent. >> im glad you ended there. i totally. agree in some ways it looks like im trying to solve a rubiks cube. well we lost that one, what if we shorten the time? oh, yeah okay. there is a strange, you ...

That part of it is very brilliantly executed in your argument. >> well, thank you. our job as supreme court advocates, there are nine of them, and its like nine separate courts in a way, with nine separate books of precedent. so our job is to really try to speak to you to them in the way of their methodology, so for example, the very first question was by justice thomas, and he is really someone who thinks about history. and on this one, history was all on our side, so i basically said that to h...

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