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The two charges, two misdemeanors out of the equation, the fact that he was 17 years old, breaking curfew, the fact that he was underage and had a rifle, the judge used some obscure drafting error in the law to justify not putting that in front of the jury, suddenly kyle rittenhouse's declaration that he did nothing wrong gave that some wings. you see all the second amendment right advocates essentially asserting he had a right to be there. so we have this really weird outcome where someone we all say shouldn't have been there is somehow sort of boot strapped into being legitimately on the sce...

Only now, at least one state lawmaker is saying that was actually just a mistake, a drafting error, or a typo. >> call it an error, whatever you want to. but i talked to our team, yesterday. kind of regrouping of what happened. that was not intended to be reduced. i think there was a, you know, call it a mistake, if you want to. what should have been 11 was actually printed up as one. >> perspective now on voting rights in the state. and elsewhere. from former texas congressman and potential gubernatorial candidate, beto o'rourke. congressman, first of all, i have to ask you about this alleged...

On itself, and i think threatened its own legitimacy if it had tossed obamacare on this reading of those few words. >> russ sullivan, first of all, congratulations. you must be breathing easy tonight. you are overseeing the staff on the senate finance committee drafting this language, legislative counsel drafting the language, another committee involved in the senate, a lot of the language got merged over in harry reid's office and somewhere in that hallway between the finance committee and harry reid's office, this error occurred. it seems plainly -- anyone who's been around legislation can r...

Decision to take this case. this wasn't a case they had to take. it was basically an entire legal strategy against obamacare, an entire lawsuit against obamacare, based on a typo. it wasn't exactly a typo but this wasn't a substantiative complaint about the obamacare law. this was basically, this whole case was basically about some descriptive language in this giantly long bill and the language was inconsistently written between different parts of the legislation. some conservative legal activists seized on that that language problem, and thought they could basically pull that one inconsistent...

People around her. then adds the caveat. who spoke on the condition of anonymity because of clinton's distaste for those who speak to reporters when not authorized to do so. one reporter quibed she's not paranoid but for the love of god don't tell her i said that. the law explicitly says they can only be awarded through marketplaces quote, established by the state. "new york times" interviewed two do dozen writers of the law who call the clause a drafting error or oversight. all say the federal exchange credits should be upheld. notably not quoted investor paid $300,000 by the department of ...