before our eyes. so lying to us about this is is just a waste of time. but now having said that it gets to the point, i think one of the aspects of this that i m really interested in watching, and that is the jury process. i don t trust judge cannon as far as i can to answer. she has already shown or bias, her particularity for trump. now even with the smack on the hand pretty severe smack on the hand by the 11th circuit, i still believe there s more personally that she can play. so that s part one of what to watch. and part two is how this jury comes together. all you need is one to say no. if that one decides, somehow gets through the cracks, pretending they re going to be objective, pretending they re going to observe the facts and apply the law to the facts, and
sacrifice was for nothing? in many respects, we talk a lot about the idea of diversifying the powers that be. having seats at the table with the hope that one has a seat at the table, and they will inevitably not have their community on the menu. but here, and as we have seen with tyre nichols, there is something perverse, albeit not as shocking as we would like to believe, the people in power will abuse it. speak to me about the particularity of the racial loyalty the speak of. pretty simply put. the fact is this, when we speak about racial loyalty, we are promising that upon the fact that we have struggled together. we endured oppression together. we know implicitly, almost intuitively, what it means to be subjected to arbitrary forms of power that have been exercised against of all vulnerable black bodies. the last thing in the world that we want to do is to turn around and replicate the very thing, in one sense, pointing us out as people that were exceptions to the american dre
department by yourself. the police chief didn t get there by herself. people had to march and go to jail, and some lost their lives to open the doors for you. and how dare you act like that sacrifice was for nothing. in many respects, michael eric dyson, we talk a lot about the idea of diversifying the powers that be, having seats at the table with the hope that when one has a seat at the table they will inevitably not have their community on the menu. but here from what we ve seen with tyre nichols there is something perverse albeit it perhaps not as shocking as we d like to believe, that people in power will abuse it. speak to me about the particularity of the racial
i m happy. vice president harris should thank governor abbott because he is saving her the trip that she desperately does not want to make to the border to see the problem. he is bringing the border to her. he is saving her that trip. rich: we re back with our panel there discussing some of the migrants getting bused up north here, guys. i want to get this congressman richie tores tweet. in response to that he says governor abbott claims to be plea life christian yet shows no regard for the lives of children left shivering in the freezing cold alleged christmas eve dropping off migrants in 18-degree weather is so cruel that it ought to be criminal. mollie, what do you make of that. i m glad that he cares actually about the human rights crisis that is our completely open border that we have pretty much the entire country right now is 18 degrees so i m not sure about the particularity of his argument but we have turned over our border willfully to control by the cartels who engage
and to do here. so that it s not just something that he can shrug at and ignore. well, yeah, to borrow the metaphor of the missing library book. i mean, the question is whether anybody knows where the library book or books actually are. i guess i wonder, barb, why not just apply for a search warrant here? or is this an overture to doing just that. you know, i imagine that the justice department will very much likely to do that. because the trump team clearly has demonstrated that cannot be trusted. as you said, they think they were given everything back in may. it turns, out not only did they not get breathing back 50,000 documents still in the basement. so i think a search warrant is what they would love to do. what you can just get a search warrant based on speculation that documents will be found somewhere. you need probable cause that they would be found in a particular place based on facts. the fourth amendment requires particularity when you are seeking awards, so you have to