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am so proud and grateful to be his daughter. >> dana: isn't that sweet? >> geraldo: sweet as she is raised over $900,000 to help the developmentally disabled. victor sneps eunice was the co-honoree for the 50 years of the charity. there she is. and it was just terrific and her old pal bill o'reilly gave 50 grand. sean hannity gave 50 grand. brian kilmeade gave 7 grand. >> greg: only 7 from kilmeade. >> geraldo: he didn't go. he just called. >> judge jeanine: you should be proud of the work have you done for so many people who are handicapped. >> greg: judge? >> judge jeanine: i'm speaking. this dog is a true professional. years ago he starred in a commercial where he was trained on a roll on a trampoline to jump up and down right after. years later when the commercial comes back on television his owner caught him jumping on cue
performing his constitutional duties. he wasn't engaged in that attack. . >> that's not all that the fourteenth amendment section 3 says. i think that is up for debate if that covers your client. it says, given aid or comfort to the enemies thereof. i think that is -- >> it requires conduct. what they say he said at the rally, and no other place. he didn't go and join the mob at the capitol. >> then let's listen. james, let's listen to what he said at the rally january 6th. let's listen to that first. we will listen to some of the other things that he said. . >> all right. >> wow. this crowd has some fight in it. >> and at 12:00 today, we will be contesting the election. our constitution was violated! my friends, i want you to chant with me so loud that the cowards
of economic sanctions. jose, he said his message to ukrainians, we're with you, we're on your side. he didn't go into details about what exactly that might mean. he also framed this as an attack on freedom, on democracy as a whole. take a listen. >> president putin of russia has unleashed war in our european continent. he's attacked a friendly country without any provocation and without any credible excuse. >> peace in our continent has been shattered. we now have war in europe on a scale and of a type we thought belonged to history. >> reporter: jose, both hammered home we are in a new geopolitical reality. we will hear more from the british prime minister in a few hours about the specifics of that massive economic sanction package. >> holly, talking about economic
me and put her knee on my back too. >> it looked like the other teen threw you on the ground before the police arrived. they pulled him off you, put you in handcuffs. what was going through your head as this was happening? >> i felt like inferior, like i was less important. >> did you know what was happening to you vis-a-vis the other teenager? >> no. >> when you found out he had been sitting on the couch and you were in handcuffs, what did you think about that? >> i was, like, mad. i was angry. that they treated me differently. >> ebony, talk to me about the phone call you must have received and what it felt like to hear your son had been put in handcuffs. >> when he called me, he didn't
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>> did you think that was the right route, not even addressing it really. he said he wanted more time to process question mike >> i can't get in his head. i had to respect his decision. >> all the hype that was built around him made it even a better show regardless of the fact he didn't talk about it. >> sean: with the reaction, he is a host of "cross-country," l.j. the man himself is back along with leo 2.0 terrell. i love comics. i want people to be free. i'm surprised, l.j., he didn't go at it. my advice is to take this on and i would never let up on will for the rest of my career. >> he said he was going to do that. he said he wanted to take time to process all the information but followed up by saying that it's going to be funny. he's going to address it but he didn't want to ruin the show he had already planned. sean, they spend months preparing the content for it and
in a case against him. to be in a four corner concrete room for 11 months... ..with 39 other people, and you know you haven't done anything. it does a great deal to you, mentally. ijust couldn't function like a normal human being. it got so bad for me in there, i was on several medications. ijust saved them up, i was hoping that it would have put me into a deep enough sleep to stop me from breathing. while michael considered taking his own life, fortunately, he didn't go through with it. after 11 months injail, and despite shotspotter giving the police a detailed forensic report, or dfr, attesting to the location of the gunshots, the prosecution
..with 39 other people, and you know you haven't done anything, it does a great deal to you, mentally. ijust couldn't function like a normal human being. it got so bad for me in there, i was on several medications. ijust saved them up, i was hoping that it would have put me into a deep enough sleep to stop me from breathing. while michael considered taking his own life, fortunately, he didn't go through with it. after 11 months injail, and despite shotspotter giving the police a detailed forensic report, or dfr, attesting to the location of the gunshots, the prosecution suddenly withdrew their evidence. the case was dropped. it is well—known on a dfr and also our standard contracts that we don't warrant
to stop me from breathing. while michael considered taking his own life, fortunately, he didn't go through with it. after 11 months injail, and despite shotspotter giving the police a detailed forensic report, or dfr, attesting to the location of the gunshots, the prosecution suddenly withdrew their evidence. the case was dropped. it is well—known on a dfr and also our standard contracts that we don't warrant or stipulate to detecting what's called suppressed gunfire, and suppressed gunfire are gunfire that happens indoors or a gunfire incident that happens in a park. it became very clear at some point in time that with that explanation or that description of what we can warrant to and what we would testify to, that was in conflict with the prosecutor's theory of the case. spotspotter evidence withdrawn, charges dropped. brendan max, however, doesn't buy that response.
taking his own life, fortunately, he didn't go through with it. after 11 months injail, and despite shotspotter giving the police a detailed forensic report, or dfr, attesting to the location of the gunshots, the prosecution suddenly withdrew their evidence. the case was dropped. it is well—known on a dfr and also our standard contracts that we don't warrant or stipulate to detecting what's called suppressed gunfire, and suppressed gunfire are gunfire that happens indoors or a gunfire incident that happens in a park. ——ina car. it became very clear at some point in time that with that explanation or that description of what we can warrant to and what we would testify to, that was in conflict with the prosecutor's theory of the case. spotspotter evidence withdrawn, charges dropped. brendan max, however, doesn't buy that response. we showed him shotspotter�*s explanation. ..suppressed gunfire are gunfire that happens