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But him and the missing body and the blood and maybe a knife, a hacksaw that may have blood on it, i think it may be enough for a jury. >> as a defense attorney what would be your course of action for if this was your client? >> well, you know theres always two silos. the first is can the state prove the case? you go into the suppression issues. did they do this search properly? are there other possibilities, other people out there who may have wanted to cause her harm? >> you always look at the...

For if this was your client? >> well you know, there are always two silos. the first one is can the state prove the case, right? so you go into the suppression issues, did they do the search properly, are there are other possibilities or other people that may have wanted to cause for harm? so you always look at those forensic -- evidentiary side of it, but at the same time anderson, as we have talked about a lot, you are not looking at maybe a potential defense or litigation. how crazy might thi...

To inflation and make sure it drops to the 2% level. wage inflation did slow down. meaning, that you are seeing prices rise as much when it comes to wages. it does mean inflation overall is tipping over. >> all right. and one more headline for you. mcdonalds is planning layoff company is refocusing priorities to focus on restaurant expansion. explain this to us. >> yeah. so this is definitely a deal that nobody will be loving. i dont think anybody will be saying im loving it at the end of this o...

Theyre the ones that we saw heading up the stairs of the capitol building, in a stacked wedge formation. ♪ [people shouting] messaging and storytelling has the power to kind of disconnect our higher functions with decision-making and critical thinking. cognitive dissonance, if you will. - well, people like to get riled up now when theyre consuming news and information. they almost want to be angry at the other side, and it works. controversy sells. - fuck antifa! [crowd chanting] fuck antifa! ...

With u.s. intelligence agency representatives because they wanted to work, capture operations with the mexican army who we knew was corrupt and they wouldnt even work with the law enforcement agencies. and something strange about it. they wanted to work in silos. now we ultimately got chapo in 2014. we came together, thanks to the ambassador at the time you know how many arms deals we do all over the world. the south koreans, the japanese. who dont we sell weapons to. like the only country, mexi...

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And it works. controversy sells. - fuck antifa! [crowd chanting] fuck antifa! [shouting, grunting] - [screaming] - talk is cheap. talk excites, and agitates, and inflames. and talk binds you to a personality and often a point of view. - despite commie-crats gnashing their teeth about it for-- - weve now gone from partisan news to sort of hyper-partisan news. oan, breitbart. all these smaller and smaller silos where you get more and more of an insular political view. - you can go back decades and...

Issues and silos, in reality they are deeply connected. >> hate and violence have no place in our nation and our democracy and i need to send a message to these politicians who are inciting violence with these words. words matter. and like witnesses state there, these words then result in violence and like i said, with so many arms in america making it easier for people to have access to these firearms, you are seeing more than 600 mass shootings in this country and so what i am asking everyone ...

Service? >> one reason is bureaucratically in those days and its less now, and its improved after 9/11 and the department of homeland security, remember, which the commission said that there were too many silos that led to 9/11. well, there was almost hatred between j. edgar hoover and the secret service in 1963. he didnt want to tell the secret service very much, and the other intriguing question is, we know that edgar hoover hated kennedy. was very close to lyndon johnson, who was his neighbor...

Having now about hate aimed at the lbgtq community you can have those conversations in silos but theres a lot of overlap between those two conversations. >> yeah. theyre fundamentally interconnected because the truth is we know that hate is dangerous. we know that emboldening it and inflaming it can ultimately put peoples lives at risk. it increases young peoples risk of bullying an depression and anxiety. and then when you take hate and you happened it an assault weapon and hundreds of rounds o...