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now you can tell are openings to make arguments are resonate and you keep that in mind as you go through the witness testimony and the evidence, you use certain language, you have certain perspectives now because really you're just trying to win the case with these 12 jurors. now, those are the only ones that matter. and so jury consultants understand the art of persuasion and how you can help empower jurors into deliberation argue your point of view to win the case? >> elleithee, i assume that that's the stuff of defense counsel and that on the public dime, you didn't have the ability to hire allen or someone in alan's role, but if if your opponent had, would you try and out the fact that they needed a jury consultant? >> well, you're right, michael prosecutors don't pay for jury consultants, although they did in the martha stewart cadence case actually, and prosecutors have said publicly, they felt that it was useful. >> there's no way you would be able to get in the fact that the other side had hired a jury consultant that would be completely inadmissible, but i
netanyahu doing what he needed to do so appease the israelis i think on the part of president biden, he sincerely and correctly, once this situation to come down from the fever pitch of three to five days ago on the side of netanyahu, he has conflicting advice even within in his war cabinet i, i'm sure there were voices in israel calling for israel to go big. i think netanyahu took the advice from president biden but still sent a pretty direct signal to satisfy his constituencies within that war cabinet, michael the use of all this high-tech weaponry is like straight out of your novel, 2054, which speaks of the singularity what is that? and what is it that you're forecasting in the book? 2054 is about geopolitics and artificial intelligence at its
heart, the singularity is a term that was coined by futurist 20 years ago, ray kurzweil singular means bringing together the biological who you are michael, your brain, your memories, your proclivities, your preferences. you humanity with the mechanical, with the internet and connecting the two. and it sounds far-fetched, but walked down the street in manhattan nine tenths of the people have their nose, one inch from the internet. it's called an iphone elon musk has already created something like a neural link that goes into the brain and brings the internet essentially directly into the brain. so i think it's very real to think about the singularity by 2050 for being both of image since benefit, but also danger and potential malevolence. we explore both of those themes in the novel, 2054
to miss everything, but i think they thought did get 10% of those missiles would get through. nothing got through at basically all got stopped outside the house outside the ear defense lines of israel then israel response michael, and here's the really interesting signal. instead of going big and launching a shock and odd tag against targets all across iran, israel, any effect became a burglar, sent three missiles into isfahan in the dead center of iran, near their nuclear facilities. it'd be like a burglar breaking in your house, going to your safe, and then putting a yellow sticky on it saying, i'll be back anytime i want to. these are kinda two different signals. i think both landed and that's why you're seeing both sides now trying to ratchet this thing down does it make it more. difficult for the next time to know whether the other side really means it it does.
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demands are met." protesters sent set up a makeshift camp for more than 30 hours. the school's president turned to nypd for help saying, the massive crowd was interfering with school operations. listen. [screaming] >> they were handcuffed and loaded into corrections buses, which were immediately blocked by even more protesters, todd and carley, back to you. >> carley: brooke singman live for us, thank you very much. if you are just waking up, carried out retaliation strike again iran overnight putting the entire region on edge. >> todd: we are covering from all angles, dan hoffman and michael waltz all coming your way. don't go anywhere, "fox & friends first" continues. if ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪
country. >> michael, great to talk to you as always. >> thank you so much for being here. joining us now, rabbi hymens from the of bel air in los angeles. rabbi, i want to put to you a point that i was talking to trey about that everything changed, obviously, on october the seventh with those absolutely abominable terrorist attacks. >> and then we have this unprecedented attack by iran. how difficult a time these unprecedented times, how difficult it is this for anybody who jewish anybody living in israel. >> like what? how do people say to you they are coping with these extraordinary times? >> and that's exactly what they're doing. they're. and why are they coping? because they have no choice. you see, israel, since its beginning, has always been at war. every single child, when they reach 18, becomes a soldier, they become leaders.
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investigating whether i6 individuals lied to the bloody sunday inquiry. 15 of them are former soldiers, one a former alleged member of the ira. one of the soldiers whose evidence was looked at was the former paratrooper known as soldier f. he is currently being prosecuted for murder and attempted murder, but that case remains unaffected. soldier f is the only individual being prosecuted over bloody sunday. the victims' loved ones plan to appeal today's decision. we made a promise at one stage after the tragedy of bloody sunday that we would seek justice for our loved ones. and until our last breath, that's what we are going to do. i was there on bloody sunday. i witnessed it. i carried michael that day, i helped take him to hospital. i was in the mortuary afterwards and i will never
activated in several areas of the country overnight to engage possible targets but no reports of any direct impact or explosions and its facilities including its nuclear facilities including its nuclear facilities are safe. interesting big name check israel.— facilities are safe. interesting big name check israel. indeed, we see the difference _ name check israel. indeed, we see the difference between _ name check israel. indeed, we see the difference between these - name check israel. indeed, we see the difference between these two l the difference between these two stories, it is clear the us official, the american officials are saying it is a missile attack, launched from israel, and now the iranians say there drones, small drones launched from inside iran. so this is the iranian version of events. in between them, the israelis are silent. it is very interesting now for us to know what exactly happened. is it a missile launch from israel? what copters launched from inside iran? how are they launched with michael launched them from inside iran? what is the location that has been used? and in