i feel so emotionally ill prepared for the a i future, and even the conversation about the a.i.. it really makes me feel like a luddite in the original sense of that term, which was, like a bunch of people that went with sledgehammers to factories and started breaking them. we were like, over our dead bodies we you or places and recognize us. yeah, a horse and buggy just got passed by a ferrari on the highway. anyway, welcome to our lives. my friend, have a good weekend. have a good show. thank you at-home for joining us this hour. this is the video that former trump attorney rudy giuliani called the smoking gun in the 2020 election. mr. giuliani claimed these georgia election workers in fulton county were stuffing ballots into suitcases, and passing around usb ports like they were sneaking, quote, vials of heroin or cocaine. mr. giuliani said this illegal activity was obvious to anyone. it turned out that was all a lie. the workers in this video we re putting ballo
us this hour. this is the video that former trump attorney rudy giuliani called the smoking gun of the 2020 election. mr. giuliani claimed the georgia election workers in fulton county were stuffing ballots into suitcases and passing around usb ports like they were speaking, quote, vials of heroin or cocaine. mr. giuliani said this illegal activity was obvious to anyone. turned out it was all a lie. the workers in this video we re putting ballots in secure lock boxes because they were wrapping up for the night and need to keep them secure until the next day. what giuliani told his legions of followers were usb ports filled with nefarious information, that was actually election workers passing out mintz, ginger mintz. and as wild as giuliani s claims were these were real people and so his lies had a profound impact on their lives. here s ruby freeman, and her daughter, shaye moss, two of the people giuliani publicly named, telling the january six committee how giuliani s words
suggests, that legal jeopardy, not just for giuliani, but also for his old boss, former president trump that may be on the horizon. last month, dea da willis told them to be ready for heightened possible criminal indictments between july 11th and september 1st, indictments she thought might provoke such significant public reaction of the indictments could be a threat to the courts safety and out of her legal team. well, today, that timeline got even tighter. the new york times was the first to report that fani willis has told most of her staff to plan to work remotely for the last week of july till the first three weeks of august. most of the judges in the downtown atlanta courthouse will apparently be away during the first week of august for a judicial conference. but willis is asking those judges not to schedule any trials during the two weeks after that conference, the week
between july 11th and september 1st, indictments she thought might provoke such significant public reaction of the indictments could be a threat to the courts safety and out of her legal team. well, today, that timeline got even tighter. the new york times was the first to report that fani willis has told most of her staff to plan to work remotely from the last week of july till the first three weeks of august. most of the judges in the downtown atlanta courthouse will apparently be away during the first week of august for a judicial conference. but willis is asking those judges not to schedule any trials during the two weeks after that conference, the week starting on monday, august 7th and monday, august 14th. why could that be? office staff, stay home. judges, stay home. law enforcement, get ready. in other words, fani willis is planning to announce something so big between the end of july in the first three weeks of august, that it poses a significant security threat to a significa
People charged with minor offences are stuck in the court system because of the judiciary's resistance to technology and the government's reluctance to clarify its role.