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what we know right now, john, is that this this is a trial that could take just over a week. it's the case that looms large politically. obviously, the first son of a sitting president, being put on trial here by the federal government by joe biden's own justice department is also very personal. we're going to have a lot of his personal activities, including his struggle with drug addiction that is going to be part of this trial. you saw the first lady, jill biden, show up here to show support for him, we are told that when she entered the courtroom she gave him a hug and they sat there just behind his table this is a case, obviously, john, that has gone a long way since 20 and 18. this is when the justice department first started investigating hunter biden for his business activities. possible tax violations, and over for the period of that over the
hispanic black or minority support? >> i don't know if he really is and the reason is i think the polls might be overstated. i do think he will have an uptick, i can't see black people voted for donald trump. i'm not saying they don't have a base. this of course joe biden has a basin donald trump has a base of people who support him but as far as hypothetical swing vo voters, the people just turning 18 who want to go out and vote, they are not inspired by either one of these candidates. turn to a solution called diversity equity and inclusion, the truth is all of those well intentioned is mostly garbage. >> do you believe there still a place for that? >> absolutely. corporate di, i was talking specifically corporate initiatives about these people who promised to donate all these money to black organizations and the never came to fruition. a lot of performative things, it
deep disgust. looking is going to change. >> thank you for starting with the 18, appreciate it. have a great weekend. next was 90, chris rufo one of the few people in america surprised by the grow, pro- palestinian uprising american college campuses and he will tell us why if you keep it here on one nation. self the come, 11 of an interview you won't want to m miss. be sure to follow us on social media. follow me on twitter, facebook meister and rumble kilmeade. i'm going to walk away. ♪
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already seen what happens with the oath keepers, the steward rose 18 years. nobody wants to spend 18 years. i spent 13 months. a satellite camp of 51 days in solitary confinement. i assure you. nobody wants that for themselves so nobody is going to go out and do something stupid. especially here in new york. we have the greatest law enforcement in new york. our men and women are the best. but they are also great in all of the other cities and all the other states in our country. and we have the national guard and the military. nobody's going to allow him to create the havoc that he wants everybody to believe that he has the ability to create. >> michael, hello. >> hello, nicole. >> it has been fun to watch this conversation. it has been fun to watch.
extremely intense, | as you can imagine. because just to explain, the law in delaware is that he had to buy because he'd signed? yes, because he had a contract, because that's where the law. is the law is the law. and i think it's easy to - imagine you've got boardrooms full of lawyers and bankers. but actually, that wasn't the case. i you know, there were three of us on the - transaction committee. we did have a stellar team| of litigators and of contract lawyers to help us, and of course, - the management team. but it was pretty - focused, pretty clear. and when we had our contract, that's what we had to do, - because that's what you have to do for the shareholders. . so it was so far away from - what your normal board activity is that it is still...still, i kind of feel i'm still. processing it 18 months on, i and i would just be very wary of ever doing business with elon musk. - because? because i don't thinkl he has any high moral values or much integrity. 0k. erm, he's obviously not here to defend himself. i'm sure he would say something entirely different, but you've hinted, erm,
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and histories because of it. l and i don't think that feels the case at all now. - katy's just confirmed it _ with a huge, red, enormous pen. erm, you know, ithink- the thing that i'm much struck by and i haven't been- in the company for 18 months, but the teams that have been responsible for making sure l that the quality of the content is as good as it can be, - and bear in mind, twitterl is much smaller and more resource constrained - than the other platforms, has been decimated. the interaction with i the civil society groups that they used to talk- to a lot, through to the actual moderators of the content and so on and i think- that does matter. i think it makes the content less reliable, which makesl it less useful, which, - you know, feeds the loops that we've all been talking about. and i want to talk to you a little bit more about that, but i do know you haven't spoken that much about your departure from the company. i mean, what i remember is the sort of battle to force elon musk to buy after he signed the contract and then he appeared
might succeed? i think the thins might succeed? i think the things he _ might succeed? i think the things he is _ might succeed? i think the things he is talking - might succeed? i think the things he is talking about i might succeed? i think the i things he is talking about are fairly remote. there is this issue of how things were elevated, but it would be customary, and no surprise that he would appeal. the important thing to note is an appeal will go to the intermediate court in new york where he was convicted, and it would take 18 months, two years, which is a millennium in political time in this country, because of the pivot point coming up of the election. so he will appeal, no surprise there. but there's no particular reason to think it is auspicious for him. find particular reason to think it is auspicious for him. and some of trump's _ is auspicious for him. and some of trump's supporters _ is auspicious for him. and some of trump's supporters have - of trump's supporters have called on the us supreme court to intervene. is that a likely scenario?— to intervene. is that a likely scenario? ., ., �*, ., . scenario? no, that's fanciful. there is no — scenario? no, that's fanciful. there is no basis _ scenario? no, that's fanciful. there is no basis for - scenario? no, that's fanciful. there is no basis for them . scenario? no, that's fanciful. there is no basis for them to | there is no basis for them to do it, no possible basis for several years until things have gone through the state courts. it's really bravado and a funny