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We still have a fight against teaching truth in schools. and we still have not addressed all of these things, which are vestiges of enslavement which hr-40 would establish a commission. everyone who voted for this, we expect to see them before the end of the summer for hr-40 or else the democrats run the risk of actually making that a halftime because the same base that president joe biden said. he said the black community has had my back. now it is my time to have yours. if the house passes and...

Lets check in on your tweets and facebook comments. from twitter, i think, what do we have? no! lawyer jeff, no! if that were the case, then as you just heard from david gold borger, the nazis would not have been provided representations for their free speech right and youre probably saying that is a damn good thing! the point he is making, i think, you cant pick and choose based on your personal view of what that group may represent generally. instead, its a strict constitutional analysis of wh...

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Much everything i hear joe manchin say publicly virtually every word i assume is being directed to west virginia voters. he says things that within a paragraph dont make any sense of things i think you knows arent completely accurate representations of the current situation. but does it sound to you like joe manchin believes anyway that he is serving the west virginia politics that he has to serve to hold on to his senate seat? >> its good to be with you. look, joe manchin voted twice to remove ...

Of west virginia, also congressional historian and scholar at american enterprise institute. ari let me begin with you, you were on the staff of senator byrd and senator j. rockefeller of west virginia, youre our expert on west virginia politics even of an earlier time. i raise that because pretty much everything i hear joe manchin say publicly, virtually every word of it i assume is being directed to west virginia voters. because he says things within a paragraph dont make sense. things that i ...

Explaining. one of the bug things that will have to be proven in the grand jury is intent, whoever theyre charging whether its donald trump or somebody else that the d.a. will have to show not only that they violated the law, but that they knew they were doing it. this isnt bank robbery where everyone knows its wrong and its dealing with lenders and taxing authorities and that would come from someone who is close to him in the country, an executive assistant, a cfo and someone in the meeting and...

Investigation? who would you call? >> i would call the forensic accountants. in new york grand juries, you cannot have hearsay testimony as you can in federal grand juries. you cant have a primary investigator come in and present all the evidence gathered in the case. you need the people who have the firsthand knowledge. and in a case where theres, you know, a lot of financial records, you want people who can go through and present that evidence. and then also, you know, if there are witnesses t...

It always has been. it includes a lot of family. is that a red flag itself, keeping the inner circling of an organization like this small? >> not necessarily. i think its more o a reflection they do not have nearly as much business as former president donald trump advertised, but it does mean theres a smaller universe of people who know what happened there, and thats why allen weisselberg is so key. michael cohen, for example, whos cooperating, obviously worked there for ten years, but he doesnt...

This is humiliating. this is the justice department now, under merrick garland as attorney general, bending over backwards like this to try to make it seem like the justice department, under trump, was acting in good faith and doing their best and all the false and disingenuous things they told the court about former president trumps liability to potential criminal prosecution, the false things they told not just the public but the court, should all be forgiven. because were so sure that they di...

Attorney general, bending over backwards like this to try to make it seem like the justice department under trump was acting in good faith and doing their best, and all the false and disingenuous things told the court about former president trumps liability to potential criminal prosecution. the false and disingenuous things they told not just the public, but also the court. it should all be forgiven. because were so sure that they didnt mean it to be as bad as it seems. i can see the justice de...