Others. i think it s important to note the first d.a. in brunswick, georgia, had been indicted, the state appointed a special prosecutor because the original d.a. is being indicted for obstruction of justice for knowingly and purposefully not bringing this case to trial, thankfully one of the defendants released the video i don t know why he did what he released the video, i think it might ve been for whatever reason and we learned about it, that is how this case came to trial. for the jury won. i agree with the last thing that harold said, there was some shameful coverage and commentary especially on the rittenhouse case but in the end, i think a fair observer of both trials would look and say the jury system works in both cases, regardless of what your ideological predispositions were. i think both the juries reached the correct verdicts. mike: we asked our esteemed panelists on their predictions of president biden s unexpected blind spots between now and the
shannon: mike emanuel, thank you very much. there s nothing we enjoy more than a good midnight snack, i hear that you have a list of the best and worst, i love when our twitter folks way into tell us what they think. i think you re going to appreciate this, we all have our predispositions for bad food to. this is the nutrient profiling system, it actually scores foods based on their health benefits and drawbacks on a scale of one to max 100 and listen, at the risk of giving you the obvious, i m going to let you judge for yourself. these are the good, you re not going to be surprised. raspberries, almonds, vegetable curry, tuna salad and coffee. shannon: wait a minute, maybe black coffee as a snack? snacks and drinks, they should probably put soda in the bad category speaking of the bad, here is the bad stuff and i think this is more in-line with my diet, i ll be honest with
Something happened with gabby, brian takes off potentially. then comes home, mom and dad say something. so these are all small steps. what the family cannot do is use anything to affirmatively interfere with the investigation. and you mentioned, you know, if and when brian is captured my hope is for the opposite. my hope is that brian finds himself good counsel. this needs to be addressed more affirmatively, even with fears that he may have of predispositions against him or concerns with law enforcement, whatever that might be. this is better to be done in the light of day rather than in the shadows. mark o meara, appreciate you being with us. thank you, mark. it is a pleasure to say this next sentence, which is nearly all the trends in the u.s. are pointing in the right direction in the fight against covid right now. we ll talk to the surgeon general about whether he thinks the worst is behind us. and we ll also ask him about when kids 5 to 11 might be able to get the vaccine afte
Example. so all of those are things that they cannot do. you know, we also have to look at this. this is never well planned out step by step in the beginning. this is always handled in all of these cases, you know, one small step at a time. something happened with gabby, brian takes off potentially. then comes home, mom and dad say something. so these are all small steps. what the family cannot do is use anything to affirmatively interfere with the investigation. and you mentioned, you know, if and when brian is captured my hope is for the opposite. my hope is that brian finds himself good counsel. this needs to be addressed more affirmatively, even with fears that he may have of predispositions against him or concerns with law enforcement, whatever that might be. this is better to be done in the light of day rather than in the shadows. mark o meara, appreciate you being with us. it is a pleasure to say this
Number of cases that they monitored the viral loads are relatively low. and the cdc has to collect more information. for instance, on whether people who are vaccinated who do get covid can spread the virus even windchill asymptomatic. what other data do you want to see the cdc collect in a substantial way, before we move on to, once again, undoing indoor mask mandates, for example? yeah, yeah, that s a great question. and it s really pretty simple. we need to understand what the consequences of asymptomatic transmission would be. how often it occurs, and with what viral tighter. and in what population, is it the elderly? is it people with underlying medical conditions? or people with certain genetic predispositions? anyways, regardless of that, the message needs to be, get