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heart — which i'm sure his layers had a heart attack. they had to defend that statement to the judge, today to essentially say, look, judge, we know— to essentially say, look, judge, we know it _ to essentially say, look, judge, we know it we — to essentially say, look, judge, we know it we are dealing with here. he talks about _ know it we are dealing with here. he talks about those types of things, he doesn't really mean it. sol don't — he doesn't really mean it. sol don't think anybody really expected him to— don't think anybody really expected him to show up to testify with just the reason — him to show up to testify with just the reason that your previous guests mentioned — the reason that your previous guests mentioned. and it would expose him to all— mentioned. and it would expose him to all sorts _ mentioned. and it would expose him to all sorts of additional challenges, additional risks, including if he would have said something that is not true and he's -ot something that is not true and he's got a _ something that is not true and he's got a perjury charge to worry about, so it's— got a perjury charge to worry about, so it's a _ got a perjury charge to worry about, so it's a lot — got a perjury charge to worry about, so it's a lot of downside stop it and surprise me that the president didn't— and surprise me that the president didn't show up, it's sent me not going _ didn't show up, it's sent me not going to — didn't show up, it's sent me not going to help him defend himself in this case _ going to help him defend himself in this case. �* .., ., ., ., this case. become to the age-old debate of why _ this case. become to the age-old debate of why a _ this case. become to the age-old debate of why a victim _ this case. become to the age-old debate of why a victim doesn't i debate of why a victim doesn't report a crime at the time. it doesn't mean it should be dismissed, that there are all sorts of reasons that there are all sorts of reasons that that would be the case. she was told at the time she had a public profile in terms layers would demolish her. there's the self—denial that it was a rape, the self—denial that it was a rape, the self blame, lots of common themes here that we see in sexual assault
the 16 year old ralph is up and can provide a statement. but we've talked to some kansas city attorneys who say that's not true, um, phillip brooks of kansas city area defense attorney told the kansas city star, for example, that the victim doesn't have to say anything on physical evidence alone. the prosecutors can charge a suspect. do you think the kansas city police are purposefully delaying and arrest or even just refusing to conduct an arrest? i think the kansas city police is treating this differently than they would have treated it have the racial components being reversed. we have had this play out. far too often, jake tapper when you have innocent black victims where there's brianna taylor any others they try to come up with excuses. why not to arrest people? you know, we saw entirely nichols when it was five black police officers that
but the victim doesn't usually get the same level of respect. and also makes it very hard for us to find out what has happened, what was done for justice done for justice for justin when we are fold told what was the perpetrator. appears to be very short. she was back in school after a couple days. >> lisa: taylor, before we go, are how is your son doing? >> it's hard for him because, you know, we are a military family. we move every few years and we just got here. he hasn't even finished a year and to take him out of school. and he is -- he didn't want to go at first because is he like well, i have my friends here and why do i have to go when she is the one that did something to me? and it's like because they are not protecting you.
optics. it can help the prosecution sway them to not bring charges because after all, if you don't have a complaintent, it makes it harder to bring a criminal case. but settling with a victim does not absolve you from criminal responsibility. the prosecution can go forward and prosecute. you see it all the time in domestic violence cases where the victim doesn't want to go forward, but state law may require the prosecution to go forward. look for alec baldwin to start amassing experts. this is going to be an expert case. and ultimately a battle of the experts. they're going to get an armorer, somebody who knows stunts, they're going to get a prop expert. they're going to need experts to educate the jury while alec baldwin is the last person who should have known he was handling a live firearm that other people should have known. you might see a motion by baldwin to sever his case, to split it off from the armorer so they're tried separately. i'm not so sure he would want to
main street is that the risk of actual default doesn't become a reality now until the summer, as it stands. if that ceiling were to be breached, the u.s. runs out of money to be able to fund its obligations, that would affect social security and medicare benefits to tax refunds, military salaries and interest payments on outstanding national debt, which hurts anyone invested in government bonds. technically, in 1979, the u.s. did default on its debt. it was a bookkeeping glitch that resulted in delayed bond payments that affect a small group of investors. the u.s. has never intentionally defaulted. we don't truly know how this were to play out if it were to happen. it would be a very grave situation. it would send serious shock waves through the global financial markets and institutions and potentially according to some economists trigger a very severe recession. it's unlikely this is going to happen. but it's all of those question marks around, when do we get to
>> john, do the people who donated care? when you confront it with the fact that all of this money was essentially going to all of these other things, if they actually knew that, would they say, well, that's okay, i thought it was x, y is z? i don't know that the victims cared that this whole thing was agrift? >> do they care? >> at the end of the day, the victim doesn't have to complain. but as a practical matter, if there are no victims and people's credit cards were charged, not save america funds but something else. that's where the devil gets into the details. >> people are saying fleece me. and that doesn't matter legally. what we do know, for the people arrested for the attack on the capitol, one of the consistent defenses is donald trump, i believed him, i was lied to. that would indicate, you know, we saw that in the committee's tapes yesterday. the lies coming from the top
kind of settled in, in the minds of a lot of people. and, you know, the longer that lasts, there's an expression that it's a lot easier to fool someone, than convince someone that they've been fooled. and the longer so many people have been sort of under this spell, believing in all of these things, the harder, i think it's going to be to bring them back to the truth. >> former philadelphia city commissioner al schmidt, i do appreciate your time this morning. thank you for speaking with us. >> thank you. yellowstone national park shut down, unprecedented flooding, wreaking havoc there. plus, trevor reed demanding accountability and composition for vladimir putin holding him prisoner in russia. he will join us live. and if it's tuesday, it must be primary day somewhere, right? what to watch for in key races ahead. but your stomach doesn't. that disagreement ends right now.
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an incident where a water bottle is thrown at him. ifif that's the case, that turns fact. be the doesn't mike tyson have a rightt to defend himself? why is this guy harassing mike tyson to leave him alone? >> yeah, he has a right to defend himself up to a point, sean, but being belligerent and obnoxious doesn'te give anyone the right to usel physical force. and so in this particular case, what you i see on the videotape quite clearly is the punching it was going on , which is a felony assault and battery. but if it can be provenea that the former heavyweight champion of the world wasvy in fear of imminent bodily harm, then yeah, what if he would have a justified the guy harassing him out of the water bottle ? isn't that the beginning of anni assault? you don't know what's in thatngn water bottle . you're absolutely right. it could be the beginning assault. but the fact that the alleged victim doesn't want to
that rousing defense of richard nixon. the reality is, i mean, we don't have any facts that rise to the level of criminal activity. there's no pro for the quid pro quo. there is no extortion when the victim doesn't know he is being extorted. and at heart, what pelosi wants you to believe, to believe there is any crime here, is that the ukrainian prime minister has s. repeatedly lying when he says he didn't feel any pressure. again, i think it's very hard to make the case if there is an actual criminal violation. it doesn't mean that there is not things to talk about with rudy giuliani, handling personally handling some of the foreign policy issues here. there is wide open issues. but the president has the right to fire an ambassador for almost any reason. and right now the evidence hasn't come together in any way that approaches watergate, clinton, andrew jackson or anything at this point. >> neil: all right. we will watch it very closely. jim trusty. thank you very much. >> all right, thanks. >> neil: you want proof these hearings are not getting americans down? first, look at what shoppers are doing. and then i want you to look at what investors are buying.