and first decade in the 1900s. in lighting. it is not well-read but an important work. the spatial separation of holidays. and if you read this, this is over 100 years ago that they began speculating that if you co-mingle thanksgiving and christmas. the failure to maintain proper and unique separation of holidays may result in the end of life as we know it you are playing with the human existence itself by calling for heartless co-mingling of thanksgiving and christmas. jesse: you ascribe to the separate co-equal theory the separate but equal here to? yeah. jesse: separate but are not equal. they are not equal. have you christmas is superior holiday. jesse: i don t have to make that clear it s self-effort. yevident. weaving it into other months?
crime look at it from afar, we ve possibly had evidence at the crime scene when it comes to the amount of blood people have talked about, footprints, tire tracks outside the residence. certainly we re hoping there s some digital video evidence perhaps in the neighborhood. what to you would be the most important he s piece of evidence to focus. well, it s certainly going to be revolving around the movements of this individual within the residence. because we have four individual victims. this is very up close and personal. we re talking about an edged weapons, that s what they said. so just imagine if you will as horrible as this is, every individual that was attacked subsequent to the first one you ll have what s referred to as a co-mingling of blood where they transfer evidence from person to person to person. now, it s significant because since there was so much blood
through. rachel: you how confident do you feel about these investigators? there s been two pretty significant mistakes made already, one with the tire marks not being preserved in time and also this co-mingling of trash between the victim s house and the neighbor s house. does that tell you something about just maybe how inexperienced perhaps the local police are? i m not trying to undermine them. i m looking at what they re doing here. no, they ve got a lot of resources and a lot of people on the scene. it s not simply the locals. yeah, let s face it, listen, you can work in a very large jurisdiction, i worked in atlanta and new orleans, and it is uncommon to actually have a quadruple stabbing. you can t take the measure of it, how infrequently this happens. as far as the tire tracks go, that s going to be kind of an ancillary finding. what s really important, people have seen that image of them taking a look at the tire tracks, that s not what is important in that image.
they took this as well. i think the volume can cause some confusion there in terms of exactly what was seized. oftentimes with these searches, i don t know how they left mar-a-largo but they can be destructive in the process of seizing things. can it be confusing especially with something so so luminous. maybe there s things that the doj has or fbi has, they would know that. it can be confusing because of the vast number of things that were seized in boxes and co mingling of other items that were in there from my understanding. neil: would a special master help or hurt the case especially in the individual feels compelled to say, you know, you could release all of this? that s a leap of faith there. then what? i think for trump s purposes, the question is did he have a right to retain the documents. many think it s open and shut. he s not the president anymore.
that special district to have to vote to get rid of it. but it does appear that it will pass out. interesting. thank you. so. let s discuss. we ll start with you. is governor desantis taking on disney for the right reasons? just because they criticized the legislation? what do you think? i think politicians motives are always mixed, or usually mixed. the funny thing about this is that disney s special status, its co-mingling of power, has had these gad fly critics, mostly on the left. now it is paubl governor, pretty strayed forward, political motel vegases, who has it motivations, who has it in his targets. so maybe not the worst thing in the world. i think there s a strong case that the privileges don t make sense. this has been something people have just second as a fact of life in florida politics for decades now. now all of a sudden, because of the way the politics of desantis