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The knowledge of truth or falsity or reckless disregard. rupert murdoch doesn t really matter for that, but but what is a trial lawyer? you re telling a story and the optics the atmospherics around this guy, the head of everything. admits under oath. that he did not believe in the veracity of these statements. and as i told you last time we talked, it was what they lead with their summary judgment. uh opposition what dominion lead with right? the rupert murdoch testimony. jurors have a great deal of faith, the jury system, but they re humans, too. and even though that that particular fact that particular aspect of the case i e. what did rupert murdoch know? when hannity was broadcasting? um does it matter that could be in the verdict form, but it s going to affect how they perceive the entity. i don t see how it could, um, so i think dominions done a good job strategically of setting that up. hey, we gotta go. yes or no. everyone seems to think it s bad for fox news. is ....
Promise, which i have a big problem with , and like many liberals, dreams of seeing donald trump in orange jumpsuit onne big problem for bragge, his case is totally bogus. the document charges at playrgea are misdemeanor infractions. way, fiv by the way, five years past the statute of limitations that were magically upgraded to felonies by bragge becausthee of supposed links to some mysterious phantom crime that he wouldn t even mention in the indictment, which we expect are likely federal election law issues that both the fec and the doj looked atd pass and passed on . on. now, those are laws that areaggi not in bragg s jurisdiction. on top of that and all again, this all surrounds a legal non-disclosure agreement from,,e what, seven years ago.s ag so soo despite this patheth weak, convoluted case, you have many democrats who are hopelessly sufferer s from trump derangement syndrome and now they are quivering convr ....
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ladies. b love s in the house. dragon breath. who you talking to? kid an dplay, who were a musical duo, play two teenagers who were looking to have a fun time. dad s away, let s throw a party. ooh, scandalous! having a movie like that premiere at sundance really showed the possibilities that indie black filmmaking could have. kristin! what? don t answer me what. turn that tv off. i m watching the knicks. i don t care what it is, no tv on a school night! we talked about the spike lee films, john singleton films, but also it was a period where black female filmmakers are making some really interesting things. you have daughters of the dust, julie dash s film, examining the gullah culture, black culture that hearkens back several hundred years. and that movie s beautiful. you also have a movie like just ....
Indie black filmmaking can have. kristin! what? don t answer me what. turn that tv off. i don t care what it is, no tv on a school night! we talked about the spike lee films, john singleton films, but also it was a period when black female filmmakers are making some really interesting things. you have daughters of the dust, julie dash s film, examining the gullah culture, black culture that hearkens back several hundred years. and that movie s beautiful. you also have a movie like just the girl. you re too cute to be a gentlemen, right? you don t have to be like that. whatever, whatever. it s a quote, unquote hood movie, but a hood movie from the perspective of a young girl. people think of new black realism as the hood genre. but actually there s a range of socioeconomic experience being shown in black cinema of the 90s. ....