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h, i didn't say anything. keep going. i think there was a little bit of a of an interruption finished at that, please? >> oh i'm sorry you know, it basically jury nullification works in these kinds of cases where nobody was seriously injured the offense was transitory. >> it can be explained through addiction and now the defendant is a much better man, although frankly jury nullification has a bad history of the united states when it comes to crimes of violence, particularly against people of color but that's not this. this is a basic drug or gun or gun case. >> prawn, i always learn so much from you every time we speak. thank you so much. i hope you come back soon. >> that's up to you. just got a call. thank you, dan. we have your number so as the first lady sits in the federal courtroom where she is again
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capitol, they will go to the capitol. >> today they are sitting in jail. charles, our friend points out that of trump wins in november,h he will of surprise survive two impeachments, four indictments, civil charges for sexual abuse of fraud and a felony conviction. how ivndofcan anyone believe th would be any meaningful guardrails on donald trump this time around? >> that's a valuable question. the notion of there being no guardrails around donald trump is exactly why we have to get to engage right now with respect to the ones that exist within the system. who are we sending to congress? who is going to enforce the notion of checks and balances with this threat to what the president will try to do. we know the supreme court is not going to do that. they are effectively in his back pocket. the concern about project 2025 and all the things we have already heard about what donald trump and his agenda is going
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