chief of staff, carolyn sabr, and an adviser to the chief of staff, katherine riley. this was while donald trump was negotiating with the national archives. jay brad didn t want a negotiation. jay brad wanted a raid and lobbied the biden white house to raid mar-a-lago. jay brad even visited e mar-a-lago and told donald trump everythingn was fine. just put a lock on the basement door. bu jod toldt everything wasn t fin. joe biden and his white house counsel signed off on revokin trump s privilege. and weeks later, armemed fbi agents got a warrant from a trump hating judge who happened ileg to be an obama donor and went in hard. and the biden justicee depa department indicted donald trump. then jay in brad was tapped to be the top aide for special counsel jack smith and what do you know? the biden white house summoned brad brack the to the white houseeet ag to meet with again. biden aiths deputy chief of sta. that was just in march.
in 49 states of america, a judge can consider dangerousness, meaning what is the likelihood that unreleased you will commit the same crime again, you can tell by a person s pattern. new york is the only state word is not the case, judges are not allowed to consider dangerousness and threats to the public, just a few will return to court. again this is quite literally may be a first world problem in the area were robert in your lives but if somebody could just walk into your apartment building are complex through a basement door, that is a problem yes? bigger yes, but there is a security system, in this case the alarm was off the video was on but the door was locked but she broke in, but you know, if you look at those people who do this for a living, that s what they re doing, they re checking every night, 25% of burglars in new york city are arrested again
low bill. if it can be no bill, it should be supervised release, which is checking in with your probation officer every six weeks. if you get caught again, that was bad, now check-in and every three weeks. there is are definite s, look, in 49 states, of america, the judge can consider dangerousness, meaning, what is your likelihood that while you re on release are gonna come at the same kind of crime again. you can tell by persons pattern. new york is the only state where that is not the case. judges are not allowed to consider dangerousness and threat to the public. just weather will return to court. let me ask you, again, this is quite literally a may be a first world problem in the area where robert in your lives, but if someone can just walk in to your apartment building or complex through a basement door, that s a problem, yes? yes. but i mean, there s a security system. in this case, the alarm us off. but the body was on. but the door was locked.