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that is the right title. that is who this guy is. and everybody, this final week at is what people saw here. and that is what people saw. the people of manhattan that elected him. that is what they saw. they saw somebody who was dedicated to doing this job and doing it flawlessly. and so profoundly modestly. in a country in that trump era that needs lessons in modesty. alvin bragg is that lesson. >> you know, lawrence what a great point. in this moment when it is remembered in history. yes. the crimes will be part of the history. the criminals will be part of the history. the people that were brave enough to take this to the criminal justice system. against all the threat in order to do it and against all odds. and the most powerful people in
two-thirds requirement, but look what happened in the jury, 12 people drawn without any political or partisan implications to their appointment. they were just citizens and they studied the facts, scrutinized the witnesses and came back with a verdict that vindicated common sense. you got to put your faith in the people. it doesn't mean it's failsafe. it doesn't always work, but the people here have done their job. the jury did their job and that judge did an excellent job of clarifying every step of the process. >> in terms of faith in people, there are nine people the country doesn't have a lot of faith in right now at the united states supreme court. we are awaiting their ruling among other things as the case as to whether or not presidents are immune from prosecution. aside from the question of
he also writes the ostentatious display of wealth endeared him to many in the rap community. as opposed to everyone else would not mind getting rich either. sorry, not everyone can be the recipient of journalistic welfare for newspaper soaps and white guilt. supporting candidate out of one's own self interest is racist. and what does he leave out? that's how everyone votes. wrappers just like us do not want to get shot in the street. and they want to make money and keep their money so they could have a good or better life, just like everyone else in this godforsaken country. i guess charles think that black wrappers are not like the rest of us. would you call that? racist. [ applause ] i wonder who should i go to first on this. >> don't do it. damn you. >> i was gonna ask you who
this was the very last thing i had thought that i would be reporting to the president, on this day or any other day. i called the white house, told him that "we don't know a lot, but we have just lost shuttle columbia." this was my duty, to be responsible for this accident. ♪ my fellow americans, this day has brought terrible news and great sadness to our country. the columbia's lost. there are no survivors. ♪ all americans today are thinking, as well, of the families of these men and women who have been given this sudden shock and grief. you're not alone. our entire nation grieves with you and those you loved will always have the respect and gratitude of this country.
i just have one more question. but a lot of the reason that this is being greeted with three inch headlines in every country. it is not necessarily because everybody is totally engaged with the substance of the falsifying of the business record. to the commission of another crime. the actual details of this is not what is driving it. driving is that he is the first president to be convicted and what is he going to do. we are worried about what trump might demand or expect supporters to do in response to this. the extralegal protection and violence is very much front of line for the future of our democracy. i would like to hear what you think about that and how you calibrate that and how you have dealt with what i know has been the anxiety around the threat
totalitarians take castro and doctor fauci you. meanwhile they go after trumped away joy goes after glazed ham. with this conviction the same judge who through the case against trump gets to sentence him on july 11th. this would be trump's first criminal conviction and based on his own policy trump would not face jail time. but when it comes to trump longtime legal policy has away vanishing like hunter after paternity test. so he could ask for jail time and merchant can give it after all he is his bitched. defiantly trump could still run for office from jail, he can even went and run the country from jail. the big house would become the white house. what is great is that he can be in solitary you would still see him more often than biden. [ applause ] that is because even at 32nd
instructions were that said go to the jury room find a crime is good enough, close enough. i don't blame them. this whole trial was set up to funnel them, that is why in a way i am more bummed that we are not upset and shocked by this. we saw it was the only way this is going to play out. everything was set up and they turned misdemeanour's into felonies and one count to 34, they just kept using this form of law fair horrible, it's really bad. and i want the people who are cheering for this now, it always comes back around and if they think we can weapon denies the legal system and the irs, that'll never come back to bite us. it will. and that is why we do not do this in a free country. >> well put. >> the little beauty guy made a good point, it felt very pretty preordained, it was like a lawn order as few were you know who