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Think republicans are going to push back again. and all likelihood over the budget as well. but there may be some opportunities. taxes and trade are areas where there is at least the possibility that they could find some common interest. and it is also not inconceivable that after a big budget confrontation which is likely there may be one more effort towards a big budget bargain. i would be dubious that this congress and this president can find common ground on how they envision the role o of the government. it would not surprise me that after a collision that there is at least one more attem...

Could have been's in this case. the prosecution is supposed to use certainty and no other explanation. those are the typical words of prosecutors. he said i used to be one, i know. when prosecutors using the word maybe, you figure it out. they have a problem. he's right about that. >> people who do a lot of courtroom work, as you have and i've covered a lot of cases, particularly when i was back in local news, jurors tend to take these things extremely seriously and they do look at the evidence. and they do tend to go over it point by point but there is also a stylistic element the other. ther...

Looking with his little baby flashlight for trayvon martin? maybe. maybe. not proven, but maybe. trayvon martin, four minutes doing something and we don't know. we really don't. we know he's on the phone. we know he is talking. we know what rachel jeantel said he was saying. i don't care that he called some stupid name. he is 17 years old. they get to talk stupidly, if they want. i'm okay with that and i'm okay with rachel jeantel being 16 or 18 or whatever. who cares. she didn't want to be involved in this case. but the reality of what happened is very straightforward. and it proves absolute ...

Before us again with a case like this. don't ever do this to us. because what we really have is what i said a while ago. we have factual innocence. you could go back there right now look at the facts of this case and say we are going to flip the standard upside down. we are not going to allow mr. o'mara get acquittal for his client simply because the case hasn't proven their case yard but only to allow mr. o'mara to get his acquittal if he proves to us beyond a reasonable doubt that his client is innocent. and you could. because he is. because he acted in