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TRENTON, N.J. (May 26, 2021) – Bills introduced in the New Jersey Assembly and Senate that would take the first step toward limiting the impact of federal programs that militarize local police and expand the national surveillance state. Rep. Shavonda Sumter (D) introduced Assembly Bill 5027 (A5027) on November 19, 2020. A companion Senate Bill […]
All right. the status report we got, the hearing is tomorrow. what did we learn? >> so the numbers that you just laid out, what's weird is that the government is sort of changing the finish line. like you're running a race and then you decide you're at the end. it is really hard to keep track of what goal they're trying to meet here. a few today's ago they said they were trying to reunite children with 1632 parents and now they said that it is at six clog a.m. this morning, they were able to reunite children 1442 children. so we're changing what we're comparing. are we looking at the number ch...
Joined by my guests. all right. the status report we got, the hearing is tomorrow. what did we learn? >> so the numbers that you just laid out, what's weird is that the government is sort of changing the finish line. like you're running a race and then you decide you're at the end. it is really hard to keep track of what goal they're trying to meet here. a few today's ago they said they were trying to reunite children with 1632 parents and now they said that it is at six clog a.m. this morning, they were able to reunite children 1442 children. so we're changing what we're comparing. are we loo...
Aggravating the prosecutor. but i just want to show you to see if there is anything here. there is something about being a woman, right? there is something about being a woman. she was being shown pictures of travis alexander and the murder scene how she reacted. >> ma'am, were you crying when you were shooting him? >> i don't remember. >> were you crying when you were stabbing him? >> i don't remember. >> how about when you cut his throat? were you crying then? >> i don't know. >> women don't often get the death penalty. >> no, they don't. as a matter of fact, i did a sort of a search to see ...
Government and this is an enormous almost, 155 million dollars in 2011. 1,632 people all doing nonofficial work. and the last is people who are idle because they're waiting for security clearance so, you know, the government employs hundreds of thousands of contractors, a lot of times those contractors after they're hired cannot do the job they were hired for until they get security clearance. the process can take months and months and months, and coburn estimated maybe spends a billion dollars a month paying workers to do nothing until they get the clearance to do the job they were hired ld m...