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of fascism. if somebody looks from outside and they see italy in 2024 with hundreds of people in the main second city of italy doing the fascist salute, how do you think that looks? if you are commemorating, er... ..um, a person dead, even if he was a fascist, this is not a crime, because... but should it be? ..being a neo—fascist is another thing. should it be a crime to use that gesture, to use the fascist salute in the middle of an italian city? no, no, i don't think so. you are fascist if you want to reintroduce the fascism in your country, not if you make the fascism salute. that is the roman salute. because the fascism is only 20 years in the italian history. italian history is really bigger than 20 years of fascism.
just prove it. well, you don't well, the assault was relentless and at one point, the republican chairman actually had to admonish one of his own members for totally inappropriate behavior. >> marjorie taylor greene refused to address dr. fauci by his name did the american people deserve to be abused like that, mr. fauci, because you're not dr. your mr. fauci and my few minutes i've instructed her to address them as doctor july address doctor. we should be writing a criminal referral because you should be prosecuted for crimes against humanity front now congress, one row, ruiz, he is the ranking democrat on the qs fauci during today's hearing, also, a former er doctor. >> so dr. luisa, congressman lewis, thank you very much for being with me. so you just heard marjorie taylor greene
admonish one of his own members for totally inappropriate behavior. >> marjorie taylor greene refused to address dr. fauci by his name? >> do the american people deserve to be abused like that, mr. fauci, because you're not dr. your mr. fauci and my few minutes and i've instructed her to address him as doctor tonight dressed doctor. we should be writing a criminal referral because you should be prosecuted for crimes against humanity how front now and congressman row, ruiz, he is the ranking democrat on the subcommittee on the coronavirus pandemic. he questioned dr. fauci during today's hearing, also, a former er doctor. so dr. ruiz at congressman race. thank you very much for being with me. >> so you just heard marjorie taylor greene there, that refusal to use the word doctor for dr. >> fauci, he has of course, a doctor what's it like to sit in the room and have that happen? obviously, they're preparing
an d caitlin clark and what was said and that led to -- >> next question, i will not take caitlin clark questions. >> what disad you say to her?en >> i did not say anything. >> that's enough. >> laura: that's enough? what? dan dakich joins me now. league ud pgraded the foul to >> flagrant one. doesn't need explanation, all good here. >> how about let's move along. wnba players, their jealousy is shining through. i get it, go to the rim, hard foul. you rebound, somebody takes a shot at you, i get it. rookie indoctrinaindoctrination. what are you doingnd t?er what could you be thinking? almost like a bounty on the head
i yelled for him to stop. >> the defense to the jury that chacey's action at the scene proved her innocence. she called 911. and flagged down the officers to help her husband. >> what's going on? >> it made my blood boil. i think i was shaking when i heard this stuff. >> bob's family said the defense case bore no resemblance to reality. prosecutors agreed. is there any credible evidence at all that chacey poynter was abused by her husband? >> no. >> no er visit? >> no. >> there is nobody else who has ever said they saw bob even get mad. he has been described as a big teddy bear. >> they did find plenty of evidence that chacey wanted bob gone. >> she's kind of fishing around for multiple men to commit
on monday, i bought it on tuesday, will this fly? >> that is something guy mentioned earlier, limited idea of when the drug use had to take place and broad er interpret agz is what she instructs on and bringing up other issues with instructions on the law is something the judge has to decide. >> todd: jury instructions again, yippy. we learned about them last week. thank you. today president biden will be back on the campaign trial for first time since former president trump guilty verdict. will this be a top issue in the white house? >> carley: may not be i a good idea considering what his son is doing this week.
and fentanyl when he was driving in the shoulder and hit the trooper. the suspect stopped because of a tire failure when he was found and arrested. connecticut lead er vincent cac calderona join me now. a wife and children and his whole life ahead of him, what do you have to say about this? >> it is devastating. time and again, we see patterns where law enforcement are put in higher situation of danger because of open border and light on crime. connecticut has revolving door for criminals and we see impact of that. >> carley: person who killed him told police, a direct quote, he
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five things congressman, that would just not true well, we have emails to prove it. >> well, you don't well, the assault was relentless and at one point, the republican chairman actually had to admonish one of his own members for totally inappropriate behavior. marjorie taylor greene refused to address dr. fauci by his name? >> do the american people deserve to be abused like that, mr. fauci, because you're not dr. your mr. fauci and my few minutes, i've instructed her to address him as doctor and i addressed doctor. we should be writing a criminal referral because you should be prosecuted for crimes against humanity how front now congress one row ruiz, he is the ranking democrat on the subcommittee on the coronavirus pandemic. he questioned dr. fauci during today's hearing. also, a former er doctor. so dr. ruiz
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