Winter Garden is facing criticism for a resolution restricting journalists’ ability to directly ask questions of city leaders at public meetings – measures that several of the state’s leading experts in First Amendment law describe as unconstitutional. Resolution No. 23-02 was unanimously passed in February by four members of Winter Garden’s five-member city commission, including Mayor John .
Side or on, if you want a good result. so, i think with the arraignment on thursday, those are usually pretty boring affairs and a normal case, someone enters a plea, there is an issue of bail, conditions. she made because of local rules be interested in making sure that the defendant complies with some free press fair trial rules, which is not to make statements that could prejudice a prospective jury. that is something that we saw when i was a special counsel on mueller s team, and he famously violated that as did paul manafort. i think the big issue for her is that there are now through each trials, so you had donald trump, he s been indicted for crimes before, during and after his presidency, and she is going to figure out when she will be able to slot in her
Chris, is that herr will come and say there s no criminal charge to file. it s gonna make, i think garland will accept that recommendation. i think the opposite will happen with smith. he ll make the recommendation. so, they ll still be what they ll call disparity. but the idea is that each of them has operated independently. and there s no physically they re separated, they have their own offices, each keeps his head down. and does his work. i think this is designed in part to give smith a little bit of operating maneuvering room. it s interesting, andrew weissmann had a similar point, he s a contributor here and worked on mueller s team with the department of justice. he said the appointment of herr, makes it easier for jack smith gives doj the necessary reality an appearance of balance and fairness it sounds like you think that way to, as someone that s been inside the building?
Each keeps his head down. and does his work. i think this is designed in part to give smith a little bit of operating maneuvering room. it s interesting, andrew weissmann had a similar point, he s a contributor here and worked on mueller s team with the department of justice. he said the appointment of hur, makes it easier for jack smith gives doj the necessary reality an appearance of balance and fairness it sounds like you think that way to, as someone that s been inside the building? so, 100%. of course it will not stop whatever happens, as you were just pointing out with congressman raskin, the screams of desperate treatment. as soon as it, happened you had senator josh hawley coming out of the block and saying uncanny similarities into instances that really are night and day. but it should blunt it, and remember my by design the final decisions are garlands or if he makes the recommendation it goes to garland and he makes the press conference ghetto with smith. i don t think smith and certainly this is my personality it would seem. that his kind of prosecutor in a hurry to get the job done would be impervious to the. yes i think it just helps them exactly as a lot of experience himself in
brooke: the government is expected to wrap up witness testimony by wednesday. it is unclear if michael sussmann himself will take the stand in his own defense. todd: we will see. thank you. now that we know hillary clintson played a role, emily compagno talked about mueller not includeing that in his special report. emily: we footd that bill, they produced three separate reports that said we can t prove a connection between trump and russia, but we can t disprove it. all it would have taken is five minutes spent in a room with this guy that said it was green lit by hillary, there was not one monker of truth to this. if i was an attorney on mueller s team, i would be extremely embarrassed and have a lot of questions. either they did know and it didn t make the report or they didn t know and either answer is
They used 19 special prosecutors. more than 40 f.b.i. agents. we footed that entire bill. they produced three separate reports that basically said, well, we can t prove the connection between trump and russia but we can t disprove it. and to your point, kayleigh, all it would have taken is five minutes spent in a room with this guy who could have said, yes, actually it was green lighted by hillary clinton. actually, there was not one bit of truth to this and instead, this really important person is the one that approved of and spearheaded it and leaked it to the media. if i was one of the attorneys on mueller s team, i would not only be extremely embarrassed right now but have a lot of questions because either they did know and it didn t make it into the report or they didn t know and either of those answers are absolutely unacceptable. kayleigh: no, they re not and the united states, anyone living here, you thought your president was an agent of russia. that is what they told us for years. and it turns out it was something that was greenlit by the democrat nominee, joey,
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Calculations, the senate trial that we re talking about with ukraine and the two articles of obstruction will be over. so the timing here is just a big problem for the democrats. is there any possibility that we ll ever hear from don mcgahn? what could be the setting after this all plays out? we could still hear from don mcgahn. it would have to be separate from the current ukraine and obstruction of congress impeachment. congress still has a right to say we d like to investigate. we want to follow up on mueller. if they win in court and i do think democrats ultimately will prevail. they won in the district court. the judge issued a strong ruling. i think they are going to win. the courts are going to say you get to hear from mcgahn. it may be separate and apart from any impeachment process. imagine that. a don mcgahn public testimony and hearing some time in the middle of the summer around the time of the presidential conventions. it could be explosive. elie honig, thank you. president trump s personal attorney rudy giuliani just gave
At? yes.ce he s notar just looking at the fbi, he s looking at other agencies and also private departments and also private erfactors. it s a much broader investigation. also, he is not just looking at the fisa aspect of it. he is looking at all the conduct both before and after the election. other agencies, other individuals, as we have been figuring out. thee fallout continues from the devastating revelations found in the ig report, the media mob won t report this today, but the inspector general, he appeared again before the senate once again, blasting the fbi for defrauding the fisa court. what have we been telling you? premeditated fraud on a court based on the dirty unverifiable russian dossier, unlike all the media mob that we re wrong on mueller and never did anything on this, we are right.