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Likes online. going beyond upsetting the jewish people. he suggested george floyd died from a fentanyl overdose. can west reverse any of this and make a comeback? the apology tour hasn't been convincing. he told an interviewer he was sorry for the hurt the def-contour made. his ex-wife made a statement criticizing hate speech but only after she was called out for not addressing west's behavior earlier. one damage control says this. >> these are his real thoughts. there's no coming back from this. if these are the result of a mental health condition, i think that is a mitigating factor. >> ther...

The U.S. Department of the Treasury on October 20, 2022, issued its first-ever Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) Enforcement and Penalty Guidelines....

Than arizona. and my god, the people who look to be lining up to win are all in through the trump conspiracy theories. take us through all of those races. >> take us to crazytown. >> well, what you're outlining there is the democrats' hope here, in the face a climate that otherwise, if you just look at joe biden's approval rating, state of the economy, political, in the history of how midterm elections go for white house parties, democrats are hoping, what you just outlined will be a major mitigating factor, that would allow them to defy history, and to keep the senate. let's focus on the sena...

Some veterans spent the weekend protesting in washington, d.c. after republicans blocked a bill that would help vets exposed to toxic burn pits. >> so they were against the vets. no doubt about that. republicans were against the vets. but mitigating factor, they say at the same time, they're for china. so gop senate leadership, against u.s. vets, for china, actually whipping their members to vote that way. >> we're going to take a look at. >> it's really, kind of, i gotta say, even for this republican party, it's kind of screwed up. >> we'll take a look at where the legislation stands. and the...

There's a possibility he may say something after the court reconvenes after lunch. we expect this to continue into the afternoon. the likelihood is that he will face a sentence of life in prison, 25 years or more is what the prosecution is asking for. he's 55, so effectively they're talking about a life sentence. >> ron, thank you for that. i know you'll come back to that when that sentence is handed down. paul, as a veteran prosecutor, help us understand what the judge is weighing both in terms of what we've heard about those victim impact statements, but is there something r. kelly could say...