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mr. greenberg, many outlets reported things that range from his now convicted crimes to corruption to you going to a tax office late at night to you venmoing him money to be alleged events or group activities where at least others -- i want to be precise, not reporting an confirming this about you, but others confirming crimes in those settings. do you regret any of that? do you think there's anything to change or learn from even if it doesn't reach a criminal bar? >> a lot of things you mentioned to me are not true, and i made those denialed consistently. you indicated those denials have been substantiated. do you regret any association with mr. greenberg? absolutely. i had to be candid with my constituents that would be fair for them in this last election to judge me based on that association but i hope they would judge it on the other work i've done for them, and he rewarded me with overwhelming
simply don't vote. they can't be good. now, -- take the battleground state of pennsylvania, for example. they have been the target, young voters already smashed through 2018 turnout, from 28,000 voters between 18 and 29 years old early voted in 2018. this year, try 80,000 early votes cast young voters. also remember, it was young voters who were vital to democratic victories in the last two elections. joe biden in the white house. greenberg reports -- up nearly 10% from previous presidential elections. before that, 11% more young voters turned out in 2018 to give democrats at their blue wave and control of the house in donald trump's final two years in office. if that data is not convincing, look at what is happening on the ground in one of the states of america today. check out this video from this pastor posted online by the group next jen america showing
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testifies before the grand jury. mark, let's start with the context of this inquiry that starts with this individual named joel greenberg. who gets busted, for a whole bunch of stuff that he was up to, and we know, as a matter of fact, he was an associate friend of -- orleans knew matt gates, and spend time with him. >> right. joel greenberg was a one-man crime spree. one of florida great sleaze balls. the investigation into him, quickly lead into the prosecutors looking at matt gates. in part because greenberg wants a share of time off of his sentence, and wanted special treatment. he's one of the witnesses in this case, the other witness is another victim, -- when she was 16, she saw whether park secures, the grand jury, or investigators, or a combination of all three, that gates had had sex with her when she was 17, and that money change hands. from what we understand there's
candidate. greenberg's shirt was grazed by a bullet, but he was not hurt. he is a supporter of defunding the police and worked on campaigns in kentucky. last summer he went missing for two weeks, his family claimed they were ill equipped to search for him. >> todd: marianne rafferty is live. >> marianne: good morning. democratic leaders continue to deflect blame for rising crime in wake of the murder of christina yuna lee. >> press sect. psaki: we've seen this rise because of hate-filled rhetoric and language around the origins of the pandemic.
considering greenberg's shirt was grazed. he's white, jewish, a democrat, and so far police have no motive for the attack but he's not only a well-known black lives matter activist who was prolific during the george floyd protests, he's also been honored by the obama foundation. he's an outspoken supporter of communism, revolution and de funding police. he also started making a name for himself back in high school when he pushed for gun reform and here he is in 2018, on msnbc. watch. >> if you're not willing to give us that, then we're going to get everyone out here to vote and we're going to vote you out of office. so if you want to keep your job, give us not what we want but what we need. what humans need. we need common sense -- get rid of assault rifles. >> he disappeared last summer and turned up two weeks later in new york. his family said at the time he was tending to his physical, mental and spiritual needs. then in december, brown went on social media to announce he was
that he needs. >> brown's attorney claims his client has mental health issues, however, he was released not to a secure mental health facility but home with an ankle monitor. he's a senior at the university of louisville with no criminal record. monday allegedly walked into the campaign office of a mayoral candidate and opened fire. one of the budgets coming close enough to graze the candidate's sweater. greenberg says he never met brown and does not know the motive, but critics say that doesn't matter. >> less than 48 hours after this activist tried to literally murder a politician, the radical left bailed their comrade out of jail. >> questions, should a non-profit help a violent crime suspect? greenberg does want consequences regardless of motive. >> sandra: thank you, william.
democrat craig greenburg's campaign headquarters this shooting happening on monday in a neighborhood in downtown louisville. fortunately nobody nobody was hurt. greenberg's shirt was grazed by a bullet. my team and i have funerally ar. linking his arrest with activism and blasphemy. his lawyer is denying any of that speculation. quote this is not a hate crime it's a mental health case. he made headlines after he went missing two weeks. his family was critical of louisville police during the investigation claiming they were, quote, i will equipped to help locate brown. at the time his parents said he could have been going through a mental health crisis. weighs later found safe in new york. before he went missing, brown was a prominent activist during black lives matter and defund the police unrest in the summer of 2020. he supported efforts to remove police officers have schools and take money away from police. brown also launching a campaign to run for city council posting
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