the white blue cap is out of jail after a three month stint behind bars now the ousted nissan chairman can discuss his defense strategy with his lawyers in a private accommodation his new home is monitored by cameras and his internet access limited was granted bail thanks to his new legal team which he hired but february. i don t think the facts have changed i think that it s possible to boyer s have made a stronger case. but it s quite clear that the only basis on which he could have. retained. and definitely would be that he was likely to escape. cone is accused of underreporting millions in tax revenues and engaging in gross business misconduct goannas responsible for a merger between french car manufacturer know and japan s nissan motors now the
passing on the losses to his company if convicted he could face a sentence of up to fifteen years in prison. carlos ghosn seen here where in the light blue cap is out of jail after a three month stint behind bars now the ousted nissan chairman can discuss his defense strategy with his lawyers in a private accommodation his new home is monitored by cameras and his internet access is limited and was granted bail thanks to his new legal team which he hired mid february. i don t think the facts have changed i think that it s possible that grownups knew boyer s have made a stronger case. but it s quite clear that the only basis on which he could have been. detained indefinitely would be that he was likely to escape to. go on is accused of underreporting millions in tax revenues
wanting to be taken seriously. this is the problem with making this kind of an issue a partisan issue. tucker: i totally agree it degrades encrypt everything. tammy: exactly. tucker: you made that point months ago on the kavanaugh story. tammy: this is predictable and we must fight against, it is unfortunately a good example of it and ms. tyson deserves at the very least to be taken seriously. tucker: and we should hear her out and hear the facts. tammy, thank you very much. tammy: things, tucker. tucker: we are talking about this live tv but apparently the internet was out of service in the u.s. senate at least on the democratic side. democratic senators seem to do nothing at all about the allegations against lieutenant governor of virginia. someone said they never even heard of him, justin fairfax lieutenant governor of boyer? so henry rogers the daily: went over to the senate today to ask what you think of this and this is what he found. i haven t looked at most of t
nation tells a lot about the challenges that he thought were the greatest that he faced. what was he going to do when science and religion didn t take in the same place? boyer, thank thinks would change for him in a month. we re going to tell you what we know. we just got a report that there s been some sort of explosion at the world trade center in new york city. you re looking at the world trade center. we understand that a plane has crashed into the world trade center. we don t know anything more than that. as we all know, years ago there was that terrorist attack that took place on the ground and underground levels and garage levels. but again, it s a not to imply that we have any reason at this point to believe that this is terrorism or not. we simply don t know. have you seen any evidence of people being taken out of the
know who i thought of? colin kaepernick. thank you. colin kaepernick first was sitting on the bench to protest police brutality, a very real issue the country should have been talking about then and should still be talking about today. a former green beret and at the time a player at the nfl, nate boyer with the seattle seahawks, wrote an open letter to the seattle seahawks and saying you sitting on the bench offends me being a veteran. and colin kaepernick and nate boy boyer sat down and talked about it and boyer said here s what you can do, is kneel, this is something that people do to honor the fallen. and then the president of the