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as a huge surprise given the well-established history inside trump world of pressuring potential witnesses in key investigations. washington post lays it out like this, quote. evidence across multiple state, federal and congressional investigations points to a similar pattern. trump and his close allies privately shower potential witnesses with flattery and attention extending vague assurances that staying loyal to trump would be better than crossing him. meanwhile, trump publicly blas...

2002. why do you think your son was stopped so many times? >> because he was black. because he was black. i mean, nobody can be that unlucky. and nobody is that horrible of a driver. it wasnt he ran a stop sign or was in a car accident, its none of that. its what they call now pretext stops. >> for the most part, equipment violations are used as a pretext to pull somebody over, tends to be people on the poor side of town, often times with minorities, those are stops where the officer first decid...

Pulled over, said momma, im being pulled over, i said for what, because he had an air freshener in his rear view mirror. >> reporter: do you think thats a legitimate reason to pull someone over? >> no, to be pulled over for minor traffic stuff, its systemic racism, a way for police officers to have a reasoning to pull somebody over, and it ends up in death or incarceration that doesnt need to have happen. >> reporter: once police learn wright had a warrant, they tried to arrest him. wright tried...

Driver. it wasnt he ran a stop sign or in a car accident. its none of that. its what they call now pretext stop. >> for the most part, equipment violations are often used as a pretext to pull somebody over, tends to be people on the poor side of town, often times its minister. those are stops where the officer first decided that they want to have a conversation with the driver. and second figured out a way to pull him over. >> when you say conversation youre talking about an investigation. >> a ...

Rear-view mirror and expired tags. tlofs a big argument about whether thats grounds to pull somebody over, especially the air freshener. kristin, from my conversations with prosecutors and defense attorneys, putting a -- putting a defendant on the stand is extremely risky, but weve soon a for you of them lately go to try to defend themselves. what did you make of her testimony? do you think as david thinking, that that was ultimately what did her in? >> i dont know if thats what did her in. i th...

Place to begin with but christmas lights are great, fun, kids like them. i think all the things you can possibly fine somebody over, christmas lights is really the craziest thing i can imagine so boo to those people. >> yeah, its wild. i mean, im more of a festivest person than christmas, all maybe a dash of hanukkah but i think if you want to celebrate something, go ahead and celebrate it and maybe the community could let you do that. what about you, gina, what is on your list? >> i cant believ...

This has nothing to do with any of the tolerance that these groups tends to preach. >> shannon: so this comes up in june. well track it as it plays out. also out in seattle, inspector general is talking to the seattle police about getting rid of some of what they doocht lisa judge on may 18 said for safety of both officers and the public and for racial fairness, the police department should seek to eliminate routine traffic stops for civil and nondangerous violations. so listen, youve got -- a l...

That doesnt cost any money. jesse: you are a cheap date. >> i dont expect flowers and candy on valentines day. especially because i dont want to spend money and the time getting my husband something. jesse: you dont want to reciprocate. >> absolutely. jesse: lets go to people talking loudly on cell phones. you are in the airport, and on a train, someone is screaming into the cell phone. is it the right thing to do to confront that person and shush them or to let them scream. are you a shusher? >...

Put our hands on police officers and firefighters as well who go into harms way. we have, unfortunately, in st. louis, for example, we recently built a home for a police officer there who pulled somebody over, routine traffic stop, walked up to him, you know, checked his license, got his license, walked back to his police car, was going to call in the license, and while he was walking back away from the car, the guy got out of the car and put a gun in his neck and shot him, and hes paralyzed fro...

Being in harms way, we try to put our hands on police officers and firefighters who go into harms way. we have unfortunately, in st. louis, for example, we recently built a home for a police officer there who pulled somebody over, routine traffic stop, got his license, for the police car, and while he was walking back away from the car, the guy put a gun in his neck and shot him, and hes paralyzed from the neck done. called michael flamion, in a specially designed smart technology home that we h...