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Were making. in fact the arguments that he made at the time also found their way towards the criminal trial with an eye towards being able to even use that. the defense attorneys believe that that statement alone did not somehow transform into an admission that could be used at trial. they did not have a particular reference point to the actual victim whose case was being litigated and tried at that time, andrea constand, and teed this issue up. that's why this is not surprising it was an appellate issue but the outcome is very shocking for the reasons we talked about here. remember, one of th...

Would move to a preponderance of evidence standard from a clear and convincing evidence standard for a court to be able to say that -- to find fraud in an election and perhaps call a new election. some critics say, oh, it would make it easier for trump and others to overturn the results to have election. what do you think of that criticism? kyle: well, i think it's a judgment call on n my mind. there's a portion to have bill that says if the number of illegal ballots exceeds the margin or matches the margin, so a race is decided by 50 votes and there's 50 ballots that have shown been illegal t...

We have a problem. sorry,. that is fine. thank you for that. cova - we have a problem. sorry,. that is| fine. thank you for that. cova data, lockdown ambiguous. will he get any less ambiguous before the 14th of june with after make a decision? having give a kick on the education, i having give a kick on the education, i have _ having give a kick on the education, i have sympathy on this one. this is a really— i have sympathy on this one. this is a really difficult judgment call for the prime minister. we did know there _ the prime minister. we did know there was— the prime minister. we did...

Ex-daughter-in-law, kind of this concern of her credibility. would she be someone that they would want to have testify in front of a grand jury? >> yeah, that's a very, very sophisticated question, yasmin. it's a great question. as a former prosecutor, here's how i think about it. if i completely trusted you or in this case her to tell the truth, regardless of venue or setting or circumstance, if i believe she would tell the truth in the grand jury, in a trial and anywhere else she was asked to tell the truth, i probably wouldn't put her in the grand jury. there's no reason to. i don't need to...

A peek into our newsroom May 13, 2021 9:56 AM PHT Glenda Gloria May 13, 2021 9:56 AM PHT Glenda Gloria Rappler went on pandemic lockdown 11 months ago this week – so to say we miss our vibrant, no-frills newsroom is an understatement. Some of you have visited us there, perhaps to be interviewed, to attend a workshop, huddle with Rapplers, join a Live Jam session, or deliver comfort food during those years when we were served one warrant after another.