Joshua Johnson found guilty of murdering Riley Whitelaw at a Walgreens in 2022
A jury found Joshua Johnson guilty of murdering his 17-year-old coworker at Joshua Johnson at a Walgreens in Colorado Springs in 2022.
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A jury found Joshua Johnson guilty of murdering his 17-year-old coworker at Joshua Johnson at a Walgreens in Colorado Springs in 2022.
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Senate majority leader said they want a short trial. what is the president won't? i asked him that question. listen here. >> i'll do whatever they want to do. it doesn't matter. i wouldn't mind a long process because i would like to see the whistle-blower who was a fraud. look, we are dealing with a lot of corrupt people. there was nothing done wrong. to use the power of impeachment on this nonsense is an embarrassment to this country. the president just said it, it's an embarrassment to our country. >> the president who the president was referring to was the president of paraguay was in the o...
What is his role in that? >> as to whether or not to have witnesses, and less the senate adopts special procedures under the existing rules, a witness would have to be called by a special order, which would be a motion any attorney or any senator can make and that would be voted on on a 51 vote threshold. there is precedent for the chief justice to break a tie on a procedural motion but in today's day and age i don't see chief justice roberts doing it. the last time that happened was happened was chief justice salmon chase in the johnson trial. >> neil: you are an encyclopedia at young command...
There's been some controversy about how quickly mitch mcconnell indicates that he wants to get this done. the president was open to wanting witnesses, even the bidens, what do you think is going to happen? >> i think it could unravel in one of two ways. i think it's to the president views the way i've taken his comments is he just wants a fair process. beyond that, he is open to letting the senate work its will. what i think we could see is either some variation of the clinton progress where it's mainly arguments with may be a few closed-door witness depositions, or we could see a fulsome tria...