willing to testify to a particular aspect of this to strengthen your case. it could be they did not have that witness locked down at that point in time, or there was new additional information that demonstrated this was now the appropriate time, that they could meet that burp. all this is really contingent on what you can prove. allegations in the court of public opinion add up to nothing in front of a trial jury, but as you plan out your case strategically, methodically, who will be that witness? what will be the hurdles i will have in terms of my ability to present this, what will a judge say about its admissibility, and how can i work with the powers that be who know the intelligence of the document to know that i can actually put forth this evidence in a way that won t unnecessarily delay the trial further than the other existing documents might. superseding indictment brings an additional codefendant, carlos d de oliveira.
calhoun might be a serial killer. on february 19th, melissa smith s 22-year-old daughter, kristen s smith, was found in a wooded area near southeasteetn deardorff and four bell street in portland. she beena co missing since before christmas. a couple of months lateruplate, three more bodies are found within a three week period. 24-year-old charity perry is found in a culvert near pansworth park. 31-year-old bridget websterrk on harmony road, mill creek and 22 year old ashley reel in a heavily wooded part of clackamas county near eagle creek, texas. calhoun s back in custody, butn did oregon sis release a serial killer out on the streets in weder to virtue signalon the? we have requests for commentmmet from the former governor and we ll let you know what she says. who? daily routinely routine mornings. mornings. got to tell you abou mort, it ud to be burpees, used to be sun, used to be walkse burp, used toe
has the right to appeal. invery dubious that is going to be successful. neil: the argument for the president not stating his own case, his own side. witnesses said that they would be forced to be in a position of proving a negative. how do you gather witnesses to do that. what do you say? that is true in all kinds of these cases. there are hundreds of thousands of these cases that go on all across the country every year. president trump is in no worse situation than any other defendant. i think what you have to ask here is do we not trust a jury was it so biassed just because a new york city that donald trump didn t have his right to a fair and impartial trial? that s what i didn t see here. of course the defendant always has to prove a negative. on the other hand, the burp
the biden administration cbp 1 app is failing them so thousands of migrants are crossing now. take a look at how some migrants are moving through mexico. they re jumping on moving trains to get closer to the border. right now in juarez a cross the boreder from el paso, an estimated 35,000 migrants are waiting for the end of title 42 in just two weeks. meanwhile, look at this, martha. 100 miles from where we are in roma, texas, you can see border patrol agents found a 2-year-old boy completely alone who crossed the border illegally with a larger group. back out here live. unfortunately, that s not a rare occurrence. on monday of this week, burp encountered over 300 children that were totally alone. unaccompanied. back to you. martha: thanks, nate. it s tragic. we got an interesting moment at the white house a few moments
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