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>> we are back with more tonight from jonathan carles exclusive interview with former attorney general bill barr. jonathan remains with us. so, you also spoke to barr about how, and this is going to be the favorite part for many in this set rearview mirror of history. mcconnell urged him to speak out as if mcconnell himself forgot that that was also an option for him during all four years of our constitution getting sidetracked to the trump administration. what else did you learn that? front >> particularly, the period after the election. by all accounts, i've been told this brine i'm sure you...

And the liquor licenses as the golf clubs and hotels, they could call in the liquor licenses, because companies with felony charges cannot own a liquor license. so it could have implications for companies that are nowhere near new york could not have a liquor license. >> thank you for your insights. meanwhile, in a series of interviews, former attorney general bill barr is attempting to distance himself from the stolen election, and trying to repair his own reputation. in a book from jonathan carr published "the atlantic" he described the last months of the presidency and donald trump's effo...

Residents claim Hadley Select Board’s vote on mosquito spraying against ‘will of the town’ Hadley Town Hall GAZETTE FILE PHOTO Published: 5/27/2021 2:31:44 PM HADLEY — A recent Select Board decision allowing the state to control mosquitos using aerial spraying may violate the spirit of an annual Town Meeting vote from three years ago, when residents approved taking a different approach to controlling mosquitos, according to a letter sent to the board this week. “In their vote on May 19th to allow spraying through the state program, should it be deemed necessary, the Select Board is...

Brothers' death sentences for Wichita murders reviewed again May 25, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Two brothers who were sentenced to die in 2002 for four killings known as “the Wichita massacre” are back before the Kansas Supreme Court seeking to have their sentences commuted to life in prison. The court heard arguments Monday from attorneys in the cases of Jonathan and Reginald Carr, The Wichita Eagle reports. Their attorneys continued to argue that their death sentences should be overturned because the two brothers had a joint hearing when jurors considered their puni...

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