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innocence. on november 24th, 1963, two days after lee harve oswald assassinated presiden john f. talented ian dallas, the entire country walked on live television as jack ruby stepped forward on a dalla police station and shot an murdered lee harvey oswald o live tv. everyone in america saw that murder committed live on television. no one, for a single second, presumed jack ruby was innocent. eventually, a jury was empaneled in dallas who liked it to sow carried away emotionally that he didn know what he was doing, and of course they convicted him of murder. if those juror actually reached a posture tha allowed them to resume the innocence of jack ruby, at least at the outset of the trial, then they did their duty. but it was only thei duty to do. and no one else in america, for a single second was ever asked to apply th presumption of innocence to th murderer who they saw commit murder on live television. so, if you don t live in manhattan and if you don t live in fulto
administration officials say this is information discovered after they left. is this new intelligence they found this week? potentially, maybe not. ashley: all of america saw it cross from corner to other than coer, that is what is happening right now. todd: brooke singman, thank you. schools celebrating black lives matter week and curriculum is actually shocking. ashley: what kids will be learning in classrooms across the country coming up next.
way back to the apprehension of runaway enslaved people. that s the idea, was to hold them up as an example to say this can happen to you if you don t stay in your place. and that s what i saw from this video. you saw people who had an authority, who seemed mostly angry that the person wasn t immediately ceding to that authority and wanting to prove a lesson. that s not what police are supposed to do. this scorpion task force seems to me the opposite of what is needed to stop crime in neighborhoods, which is community policing, talking with members of the community to find out how to better serve them, not to clamp down on them in a militaristic style. so it seems to me after all of these discussions for two years after america saw a man lynched in the street in minneapolis, we haven t gotten anywhere. and to me that s one of the most upsetting parts of this entire situation. paul, i share that concern. i also think that this happened on january 7th and no one has
aware of? the surveillance footage would show us and answer that question. big picture: if you don t want another january 6th and avoid another riot, you want as much of the footage to come out as possible. instead our government has been using the information blackout necessary for national security to do what they usually do: lie to us. joe biden just claimed on camera that right wing insurrectionists and racists killed the capitol police officers. he was murdered at a check-point by a support from the nation of islam. 3 months after january 6th, they are still cordonning off the capitol because of threats by the sick insurrectionists are rising on the internet. all of america saw what