outlawing the bill borrows a page from texas, by putting enforcement in the page of individuals who can sue anyone who helps a person get an abortion. oklahoma is just the latest state to pass an abortion ban, ahead of the supreme court ruling that could strike down roe v. wade. the bands are getting more and more extreme. justifications by antiabortion activists are getting more unhinged. this leader open anti abortion group, who republican honors of congress called as an expert witness to testify under oath at a hearing this week. take a look. humans persons, from the earliest days poison in the womb and dismembered, torn, limb from limb. bodies thrown in medical waste bins, and in places like washington, d.c.. burned to power the lights of the city s homes and streets. she was serious. she said all that with a straight face. is this your queen? really? she said electricity in d.c. is powered by burning fetuses. she didn t present any evidence, because it s a complete
what stands out to you and what is the most damaging for former president trump? the most all-encompassing one s conspiracy to defraud the united states. because the theory of that cases that donald trump, and the people around, him they knew that he lost the election. but put forth these fraudulent allegations that the election was stolen and used the levers of power, the levers of government, to try to slow down and stop the lawful transfer of power. including with the fake elector schemes in seven states, including potentially trying to use the justice department. there is also a couple of statutes that were less sure how they fit into the whole case, tempering with the witness that could involve obstruction of justice. and then deprivation of rights under color of, law which could be a lot of different things and i think it s about not 100% clear yet. let me get to, you tim, on this. we helped investigating the weeks leading up to january 6th. it s important for those
central banks get off the hookl from what was what i saw as a down amoual slowdown steerabl.e the unprecedented, yes. unprecedented amounts of money t to cover up what we re going to have eventually as a global sovereign debt default that s default.ng. so they got off the hook. you had the tech companiess excited licking their chops for the new surveillance economy. se they knew that was coming, so they joyfully entered intoent to a partnership with the government to censor any any dissent.dissent. and they were going to bee ex abouted about those future cash flows,t it their surveillance. then you had the pharma companies who were going to be goinf whate unlimited vaccin they saw were unlimited vaccine quarterly injections. pla that was the plan at the time. quarterly booster s ad law infinitum under the color of. law. an the media had companies who were getting cashe flows from pharmaceutical the companies and also the government. we found out the governmentcompanie paid media compan
us from plunging into a constitutional and political crisis. right. because you re if you re out past the frontiers of the law, but you are doing it extensively into the color of, law this is what i think is so dangerous and a sort of misunderstood at this moment. yes, it was in the tanks that rolled through the streets and the opposition was locked away. what it was was the thinnest possible predicate of some lawful action undertaken by a with people with widely lawful aspirations. they were trying to go ahead and do though there was no guide that if you get far enough it would be told. that s right. and this is why also worried about 2024. we depended on brian kemp, dan quayle, mike pence, brad raffensperger. these are the republicans who
stomachs are in knots because we ve seen the system fail black people before. we ve seen the system fail people of color before. what we saw in this prosecution, she laid it out perfectly. if you were to have a split screen between what the defense said and in talking about the color of, or his toe nails for example, or what he looked like, or his appearance, versus the prosecution s case where they simply said they played a 911 tape and what is your emergency, a black man running. you look at these things in totality and you can t help but have some certain level of heart break for a system that doesn t benefit black people in this country. i want to remind people i ve had this conversation day in and day out. i was in columbia today for lunch and people pulled me aside and said this jury can t come back with a not guilty verdict can it? i remind people often you had not one but two prosecutors who