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Us that they would do that with their weapons, and he had the swastika on his. and i think you have a point there. i think you have to look at the first amendment, and you have to look at the freedoms, and then you have to look at really defining characters of would make this a terrorist crime. but its already a crime under the federal guidelines, so all of the victims will get all of the things that come to them on a services basis, which is good. because like you said, the evidence is already ...

The federal guidelines, so all of the victims will get all of the things that come to them on a services basis, which is good. because like you said, the evidence is already there, that this was a hate crime. >> britney, your thoughts on that. i mean, do you think we needs tougher statutes to go after this? i think on one hand, youre gonna get those who come out and say, this guy was mentally disturbed, we dont know how he was radicalized, perhaps he was radicalized online, or perhaps it was ins...

That timeframe, the case is automatically dismissed. and so by filing the motion at the end of this term, the term only goes through the end of august, that means the dea must try mr. chesebro by the end of october. and so what you saw her do was set a date in time that allowed them to strike a jury and join issue, before that deadline would come to pass. >> what happens if the district attorney does not meet that speedy trial deadline? does the case against the defendant just get dismissed? >> ...

Practi pravda, a russian time press. the people who watch the programs, even though they have very small audiences, the big parts of their od audience. as for the judges, judges are flesh and blood. they are humans, some of them are better than others, some of them are radical activists democrats, some are brilliant and objective, unfortunately trump is getting most of the former. tire book on this too. "men in black," what did hillary clinton do, she walks country free, and gaggling all over th...

Practi pravda, a russian time press. the people who watch the programs, even though they have very small audiences, the big parts of their od audience. as for the judges, judges are flesh and blood. they are humans, some of them are better than others, some of them are radical activists democrats, some are brilliant and objective, unfortunately trump is getting most of the former. tire book on this too. "men in black," what did hillary clinton do, she walks country free, and gaggling all over th...

Pra pravda, a russian time press. the people who watch the programs, even though they have very small audiences, the big parts of their o audience. as for the judges, judges are flesh and blood. they are humans, some of them are better than others, some of them are radical activists democrats, some are brilliant and objective, unfortunately trump is getting most of the former. tire book on this too. "men in black," what did hillary clinton do, she walks country free, and gaggling all over the pl...

Federal anti-discrimination statutes. prince william county schools outside d.c. says its policy of treatment of transgender non-conforming students is the district employees will continue to follow the regulation. governor youngkin who campaigned heavily on education reform supported the changes on the state level. a spokesperson says he expects schools to follow the rules. youngkin, many people speculate may decide to jump in for the presidential race next year, told a conservative group over ...

Electors in with the knowledge that they have lost all the recounts. they have lost all the audits, and theyve lost all the cases. >> its, and theyv i mean, the charges e indictments are different. the statutes being charged are different, right? the federal case, which the story was about, the top line charge is instruction of, obstruction of official proceeding, section 1512. that does not require prosecutors to show that trump knew he had lost the election. it actually requires them only to s...

And simply have a fine. getting back to your question about whether i think its a fair use of rico, yes, i do, absolutely. i think that it fits extremely well the facts of this case, and while youre entirely right that rico statutes began as a way to combat the mob, the italian mafia specifically, its been decades that its been used in a much more wide range of applications, things like automobile chop shops, illegal stock broker businesses, drug rings, all kinds of things. and, indeed, even in ...

About this filing from the court, the trump team, saying they want this trial in georgia to happen in april of 2026. how likely do you think that is? >> there is no way this georgia case is going to get done this year or, probably, next year. she filed against 18 defendants, 19 defendants. she filed a case that, i would say, in comparison to the jack smith cases, that is like a porsche. built for speed, very streamlined, very concise. its like an old 1957 chevy. theres a lot of defendants in the...