Prosecution, has agreed with the defense and the judge will accept the plea and move forward with sentencing at some point later. why could the judge reject the deal to anticipate your next question? you re asking my follow. first of all, the judge could not be convinced that the person is guilty. the judge will listen to what hunter biden says and if the person hasn t fully admitted to the crime she cannot accept the guilty plea. another possibility is if the plea is simply inadequate. i had one very close call in my career where he thought we as prosecutors are being too lenient with the defendant and he put us through the ringer and made noises that he was not going to accept it. the point is the judge has the final say as to when she accepts it. how much does the letter from the house ways and means committee to the judge have? little to no influence, i think. it s not really the judge s concern here whether politicians
Rather some wish that a more inspirational candidate would have given biden a real run for the nomination with a handful hopeful someone will. that person hasn t emerged yet but not for lack of desire. what is going to happen? joe biden will win the nomination and joe biden will win re-election because he has been doing a great job. he has been probably julie: has he? he passed more consequential bills than any other president in his first two years. if he doesn t know what he is doing, i have no idea how he is getting all of this stuff done. he is passing not only democratic bills but passing bipartisan bills getting republicans to work with him. something he said he would do on the campaign. nobody believes him. i didn t believe him. i didn t think there would get any way for republicans to work with him and he just signed another bipartisan bill. i m very confident in him. julie: i hate to cut this off. because of our breaking news earlier in the hour we ran out
Joe biden is the weakest incumbent we ve ever seen here. donald trump is in a crowded primary field and locking down the recent poll over 60% of the vote in that poll. if you look at the democrat primary right now joe biden might not even get on the ballot in the two first states. a massive blow. very embarrassing to him. as you said here, there are a lot of voters who are doing his first campaign stop in 2024. hasn t campaigned at all and hidden away from press and why more voters are questioning his stamina and mental stability to do the job. a big problem. he has problems in a general election against donald trump the polling shows in the real clear politics average that donald trump is out polling him there but even in the democratic primary you have 50% of democrats who don t want him to run again. you have party donors, you have party strategists meeting with folks who oppose donald trump, the never trump movement to try
The courtroom. he said we ll see. what i m told is they are searching for a florida-based attorney. that person hasn t even started yet. he s going to court on friday. jack smith talked about a speedy trial, but it s striking that the two attorneys who know this the best are no longer on the legal team to deal with this. just a few weeks before that, the one attorney, this was his portfolio and that team of lawyers also left. and we have talked about kind of the in fighting and meltdowns that are typical within the trump legal teams, which are revolving. one of the things that was pointed out in this indictment are past statements that the then candidate trump or even president trump said about classified documents. in said, in my administration, i m going to enforce all laws concerning classified information. september 6, he said we can t have someone in the oval office who doesn t understand the
Done is create an enabling environment for book banning. in many districts, as you say, it takes only a single individual, does not necessarily even have to be apparent to lodge an objection, and for that objection is a law is illustrative in the book. a few lines scribbled, out the person hasn t read the palm. they don t give any detail. that is enough to get a book pulled from the shelves for a review process that can go on for months and months, the nine kids the book in escambia, it s pretty egregious. there is a review panel panel, educators, and librarian to look at these books. but time and again, school boards overwrite them. they decide these books have, where there s value, here the kids could have. the school board says no, these are contentious, we think we can score political or ideological points by risking these books away, that s what they ve done. you re lindsey, you re a parent in escambia county, why did you choose to do in this lawsuit? well, chris, restricted