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Questions, whether his lawyer there about his family history his education is criminal background his employment history, and he substance abuse medical condition financial status it s interesting because he s not going to be like many of their clients, except for criminal background where he says, i m the subject of three other open criminal indictments at this point and awaiting trial but his financial background is family background his employment history has medical substance abuse. he he doesn t two drugs and he doesn t drink but what they re trying to find out, wolf is is he got enough support in his life? and the answer is clearly yes. to thrive in the community corrections environment, meaning not in a prison, not in a jail. will they recommend probation in a pre-sentencing report to the judge very interesting, i m john miller. thank you. very much. i want to discuss this in more with cnn senior law enforcement
Democracy is, but at the end of the day, that s way down the list of what people are going to be thinking about in november, you know, barring some international crisis between now and then. so as a useful and helpful point of differentiation for biden, but you know, got got to get back to meat and potato stuff people care about here. the biggest opportunity for that is the high wire act he s decided to engage in in the first debate in a couple of weeks. you know, to your point, rick, the old saying when people show you who they are, believe them. the president s speech came at the same time as donald trump was making headlines for, among other things, this remark. i think you have so much to do, you don t have time to get even. you only have time to get right. well, revenge does take time, i will say that. it does. and sometimes revenge can be justified. i have to be honest sometimes
Think the prime ministers upset, isn t he? yes. ~ , ., ., isn t he? yes. when you re out there and ou isn t he? yes. when you re out there and you had isn t he? yes. when you re out there and you had accounts isn t he? yes. when you re out there and you had accounts of isn t he? yes. when you re out there and you had accounts of what - isn t he? yes. when you re out there and you had accounts of what went l isn t he? yes. when you re out therel and you had accounts of what went on you realise it is an absolutely enormous thing for the country to do and a risky one. world war ii veteranjack cannings. let s stick to tom symons, who is travelling with the conservative campaign with us. political apologies are pretty rare, rare they? the fact this one came from rishi sunak today is clearly an indication of his belief, the party s believe that this was a misstep, to use one word. what is the reaction to that apology been?
Saying during that speech when he laid out the proposal that he laid out the proposal that he believes hamas no longer poses a threat to israel. was he right? i poses a threat to israel. was he right? he right? i think there is a real split he right? i think there is a real split opinion - he right? i think there is a real split opinion in - he right? i think there is a real split opinion in the i he right? i think there is a i real split opinion in the idea whether they actually could launch for the could they lodge up launch for the could they lodge up another october seven? the president said they can. degrading isn t the same as defeating. the question is, what do you replace it with? the idf itself says we need a military plan but more importantly a political goal on the horizon. we can t take ground and then retake it. they acknowledged a workable phase in gaza. they are actually turning their sites to the north. the regent that gave israeli military planners night sweats for years now is to the north. ., , ., north. former senior policy adviser for north. former senior policy adviser for the north. former senior policy adviser for the butyl - north. former senior policy adviser for the butyl lease. i adviser for the butyl lease. thank you for your time. around the world
That s i guess the details. and it s not just the vaknin trump allies on capitol hill say that they re ready to retaliate thanks, have consequences. they going to have consequences as they should convicted, or wrong. man well, juror is disagreed. donald trump has talked are attributions since well, ever since is indictments came out, but tonight on fox news he said, people who think kill, use the justice system to prosecute his enemies are wrong. but then he followed that up with this statement look when this election is over, based on what they ve done, i would have every right to go after them and it s easy because it s joe biden and you see all the criminality well, joining us now, former homeland security adviser to vice president mike pence olivia troy, if i m a republican congressman, joe walsh, i m
Bragging about this as well. jesse: wow. heralds as we are being unfairrd to gavin newsom. judge jeanine: well what we t don t give him credit for, since he s become governor he hasr actuallyhe increased the numberf homeless in california by 20%. half of the homeless people in america live in california.at i mean that s really worth no doing. he sst got the highest drug use among teenagers in the country,r number 1. he s got more people leaving the state, the highest gas prices, the highest number ofed undocumented immigrants, and a very poor quality infrastructure, and ad 45 billion-dollar budget deficit.dget other than that he s doing at jo great job. but here s the problem, he s talking about these big companies, which is great, butwh what about small businesses, what about the restaurants that dana talked about, what about the fact that, you know, it sha middle america that is suffering. it s like, ie if greg is in firt class, you know, good for you,u
Minimum wage law.wage so i also wonder, when he talks about how they have all of these great companies headquartered there, that coul.d be true. how many of them are living a there and working there?ht b they might be headquartered there but how many of those people are allowed to work andst live someplace else that s less expensive like idaho and montano and colorado, did you know what i m talking about, denver.ve f jesse: they might have facebook for their lost rubio s. dana: and that s where everybody eight.ever he s right, they do have more fortune 500 companies.s. not a surprise he s talkingom about something positive.yw they areoo home to some of the best farming in america that giving us some of the greatest wine, home to a lot of importedo defense and aerospace infrastructure, not to mention silicon valley itself. i get what he s break bragging. do they have problems? without question. does florida have problems? without question. texas, new york, tennessee. but ift i were him i would be
Happy birthday to justin, the hairstylist around here. look at this guy. look at that handsome mug. look handsome. he is great guy. chill attitudee is, flashy dres. happy birthday, my man. tomorrow on prime time, gary sinise is going to be celebrating the d-day anniversary. it s the 80th, very, very powerfulbe celeb. and michael richards as well, who played kramer on seinfeld. don t miss tomorrow s show. w e got texts, terry from nixon, texas. is it me or does brad baer look like clark kent when he puts on his glasses? you see his cape wears it all around dc. christ kristina from columbia, south carolina doug burgum would be an excelleninutht he s much e trump and his policies and could carry the republican after trump s term. yeah, the berger movementpubn
Hurt the republicans. they didn t know how to talk about the issue. and now i think they re learning how to talk theyg tosay they they re goingen do is say and they can campaigna one way or the other within the stat e. the states are all deciding right now and i thinkay it s working the way that people wanted it to work. eoplnded to and it s going to bo the country together on an issue that was very, very ba d. but you mentioned when you talk about gavin, i call him gavin newsom, because he s done a a terrible job as friend of yours. yeahble job.. another name, by the way, $70 billion budget deficit. oh, no, no. t he s done a terrible job in california. one of the most beautiful en only of fromentmost bea a weather standpoint, the oceano ,whole thing. i have things in california. it s so beautiful. but regulation in california is just incredible what they ve done to that state. i mean, it s just horrible. and now people moving outg as opposed to moving in. that never happened there. but yo ne.u know, when you talky about divorce, because it s an