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falsehoods and lives. he may very well have the right to this appeal. he may have legitimate grievances, but there are so many other things that he says. on the other side of that you have and president of the united states, joe biden, who is his opponent five months from now and is in so many ways restricted on what he says, other than calling on americans to trust the rule of law implemented in this country for more than 250 years. >> let's go back to the moment. we were all in air together. my executive producer sat in my ear there is a verdict. i blurted out there is a verdict! can you take me back to that moment. what did you know? >> i knew there was hour verdicts. that is when we got the note that it was going to be 30 minutes when the 34 accounts would be red. that was the question. it was going to be up to that foreman to ultimately deliver what everybody had agreed on, as those 12 jurors unanimously.
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like the way things went, there's something you can do to change. the bad news is, new york to divert even more money away from the mental health crisis sweeping the city. check out. >> a lot of people mark de niro showing up with a covid mask three years after the pandemic ended, two years after the times published the study mask mandate student work but in his defense, would cover your face if you started. i'll never forget when the movie came out and ran into buddy of mine in the theater. i was like i was just meeting a hooker. [laughter] the guy must be running late, i don't know what to tell you. so my best friends are hollywood screenwriters in the next time they will hold this because of how bad the accounts are needed. >> donald trump wants to destroy not only the city of the country and eventually he could destroy the world.
jeffries, and many ways his colleague in parallel power with the democratic conference. america is a nation built upon the rule of law. the jury has spoken and carefully rendered a decision. responsible leadership requires the verdict to be respected. what do you make of the contrast between those two statements? >> well, mike johnson knows better than that. mike johnson is a constitutional lawyer, which, as he likes to remind us to of time to time, and the bedrock of the constitution as an independent judiciary. this was a state court judgment. you know how many there are in the country? about 30,000 of them. this was the same exact process they use for every defendant that is charged. and oh, by the way, donald trump had a right to lawyers. they had the best paid lawyers in america. they actually helped pick this jury and it was a unanimous jury on all accounts. and the jury system in the united states of america is the thing that separates us from autocracy, because it you are able to be judged by a jury of your peers. the alternative is mob rule. that is we had a long time ago before we left those folks on the other side of the pond.
on president trump's personal accounts while he was the whiteh house running this country as a leader of the freeiss world. that's not a normal case. that's not bread and butte.r. >> let me ask you this. you talked about july 11th,. by the way, ironically, four days before the republicabo convention, somebody classy, feloniesni somebody with no prir history of any convictionformer of any kind, former president in the middle of a campaignn th, you would think that a judge would release him on his own recognizance. he's certainlyn hi not a flightot s risk. >> he's got secret service around himecree ar and a pendinl . nothing about this judge would surprise me. is he going to givouldel he'd confinement? will he dare put donald trump in jai airport in jaill? s do you have any thoughts about where this is headed? i look, i hope and i'm going to spend the next every dayy until july 11th working to make sure that there is no jail1th o
announcement but is not done anything. both with regard to chinese and north korean support for the russian war effort the there isn a lot of talk, but very little action for until there is action china and north korea will continue to support russia. bill: what kind of action would you like to see? what can the u.s. do to exert political pressure here? cooks the united states and go after chinese and russian banks. that is been very effective in the past with regard to other areas of disagreement with china and north korea. last month about a dozen hong kong and china companies those are meaningless. but we went after the banks and shut them down, shut down their dollar accounts which would put them out of business that would affect our china views this conflict it wouldn't do something like that to make a statement. make the chinese north koreans of the business of supporting
2017 on president trump's personal accounts while he was in the white house. running this country is the leader of the free world. that's not a normal case. that's not bread-and-butter. let me ask you this. you talked about july 11th. by the way ironically 4 days before the republican convention some buddy classy felonies, somebody with no prior history of any conviction of any kind former president in the middle of a campaign you would think a judge would released him on his own recognizance. he certainly not a flight risk. he's got secret service around him. and pending appeal. nothing about this judge would surprise me. is he going to give home confinement, will he'd airport donald trump in jail? any thoughts about where this is heading? >> look i hope and i'm going to spend the next everyday until july 11th working to make sure there's no jail sentence. i don't what judge mark schaan
which is a is a pretty big cohort and they can all vote and have often very strong political views. so they are on tiktok looking for political content. i don't know that they're necessarily looking to be fed political content by the political parties. so it's been interesting to see some of the reactions to, erm, each, you know, the two major party videos. erm... and it's also important to say, isn't it, that tiktok bans political adverts. so this isn't advertising. so what are the parties doing on there? so, you know, a little like any social media platform, the parties are allowed to have accounts and even issue out content. but what they can't do is pay to disseminate that content more widely to a broader audience on tiktok. so they can't pay for spread. they have to try and go viral naturally, as it were. i don't know if we'll see those videos going particularly viral any time soon, but that's the goal, is that, you know, they can't pay.