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that we have been critical of this process long before the jury first had an opportunity to weigh in on the case before it. alvin bragg campaigned on a pledge to take down president trump and he comes in on day one as you were referencing how you would refuse to prosecute times across the border and treated as misdemeanors and you take a case that was declined by the department of justice, declined by the ftc, declined by sy vance alvin bragg predecessor in the judge on this case and somehow the same judge on the trump organization, the banning case as if he's the only judge in new york, jury instructions really trying to drive the jury toward one option one option only, that is to find president trump guilty, that is why people have been saying the whole process has been rigged throughout, this description i provided is beginning to scratch the sur surface. trey: the speaker of his house is a good lawyer in his spare
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trey: your subject matter expert, if president biden were watching and this may be past his bedtime but if he were watching and you said give me one thing that i can do tomorrow that would do the most good and i don't need congress i can do it executive lee, what would you tell them. >> remain in mexico that would deter people from coming in from falsely claiming asylum because they would have to remain in mexico so that would deter the flow, secondarily, the people that don't come enter ports of entry you should start arresting and prosecuting people that come in for illegal entry or illegal reentry, that would stem the tide and the third thing support to people that are here that are criminals, this diminished ration interviewers no doesn't even deport criminals they only deport them in the rare circumstances to be considered for deportation that had to be convicted of an aggravated
overturning roe, decimated affirmative action and so much more. trey: i guess they forgot it was republican appointed judge that wrote the roe v. wade opinion and a republican appointed judge to preserve obamacare and a republican appointed judge who first dipped her toe into the affirmative-action poll and another one who put limits on the death penalty. it's funny how exercise the left gets when anyone goes after judge except it's fair game for the first lady to do it while she is promoting a children's book. i wonder if it bothers the first lady that the judge who presided over the trump trial actually donated to her husband, senate democrats requested a meeting with chief justice john roberts to address the ethics crisis. with the crisis of what flags are being flown at the alito
counts will impact his base that supports him there and we also know there are never trumper's and people get about provided no matter what, number one whether we see black voters continue to stick with biden or if we see as polls have shown more black voters especially black male voters switch and vote for trump that could be a population that could make or break and providing especially in the key states and another thing how rfk junior factors into all of this. we've seen there is healthy support for independent candidate and we see it as a protest vote so depending on how the people whether there trump supporters otherwise were biden supporters who end up casting their vote for rfk junior come november could be a huge determining factor. trey: i want to pick on something that staff made reference to. i'm not good" james carville has
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her and donald trump because you have to explore the foundation of the payment and how got to the level of the records being falsified. what was important it is everyone says it's a paper case, but it's about humanity and people's involvement with others and extramarital affairs and it's all a very human thing and she bought that humanity to the case. >> i thought in many ways she did better on cross because you got a better sense of her as a person. and she was responding to questions that she did not know what was coming up. and i thought how smart she was. and the assumptions are ones that i found myself checking myself saying, why am i so surprised. i should not have been. one the more unusual aspects of
which can be confusing. but think about donald trump as he is introduced us to different judges. we've seen the confirmation hearings of brett kavanaugh and his demeanor. we've seen justice arthur gore on. we've seen judge kaplan from federal court. we've seen different judges and in terms of america not being able to know judge merchan is not being able to see in here. he's measured and calm in the face of all these complex legal issues. this man, judge merchan, came from columbia at the age of six. he's one of six children. he was washing dishes and went to school. he's the first member of his family to go to college. he lived in queens and worked at the manhattan das office and