what do the questions tell you where the jurors are at right now and a number of questions, is that a lot? yes, good to be with you, jim. the questions i think there are about 11 or so questions with the one today, tell us a few things. number one this jury is focused on credibleaility and corroboran of these witnesses account and they find the indictment is extremely complicated and they re making their best effort to break it down. with the last question today they may be confused as to count four. let me start with the cre credicre credibility issue. we are in the thick of the me too times movement. i can tell you it s becoming extremely dangerous that we are to believe women with no corroboration and i am not speaking about specific these accusers but in general that you
at right now, where the jurors heads are at right now and the number of questions. is that a lot? good to be with you, jim. you know, the questions, i think, there were about 11 or so questions, with the one today, tell us a few things. number one, that this jury is focused on credibility and corroboration of these witnesses accounts. and that they find this charging, the charge sheet, the indictment, extremely complicated and they re making their best effort to break it down. and with the last question today that they might be confused, at least, as to count four. and let me just start with the credibility issue. you know, we are in the thick of the me too/time s up movement and as soon who is on the ground in courtrooms fighting every day, i can tell you that it s become extremely dangerous that we are to believe women with no corroboration and i m not speaking about specifically these accusers, but in general, that, you know, constitutional
ingest it. you want to be careful about blaming facebook for all the ills of the information. but clearly facebook fertilizes this. they are having a very big credibility issue when they re saying one thing publicly and another thing privately. it really does make you wonder, do they have a handle on the problem? yeah, this is a problem because there is a lot of talk on it. . facebook has done a lot more on covid-19 tackling than than other issues. they have been more definitive and acting quicker on covid than they have on election issues. still you can see so many problems. one thing they started doing early in the pandemic is gave free ads to the world health organization and unicef to put
believe enough gabby knows a bruise on her face. they had a vibls injury as we say and so they had the witness statements. the stuff coming from gabby comes with some some credibility issues because of the relationship she s in and because she s in this coercive abusive relationship, and i think the officers should have recognized that. they certainly should not have told her that they see her as the primary aggressor. that s the wrong thing to tell her, and it also doesn t match up with what you know. as you said, the credibility issue on her part is perhaps she felt like she had to kind of help her potential abuser because of the dynamics in that relationship and so what she was telling them couldn t be taken at face value about how she was, well, i hit him first. moving on from that though, what do you make that have redacted police report? well, it s really interesting what s going to be in there because one of the calls that day came from gabby s father who lives in florid
they touched on a lot of the important points. i thought also was very interesting to hear general milley talk about the credibility issue. talking about the idea that u.s. credibility is now under, i believe it was intense review with foes and allies. making a nod to the fact that this isn t just about what america thinks of what happened, but what the whole world thinks about what happened and how that impacts people s impressions of america across the globe. interesting. general wesley clark, you said that you thought today was a very important moment, the testimony from general mckenzie and general milley. tell us why. well, i think for the united states armed forces, the role of the chairman and commanders, how they give advice is really important. and they were acting fully in concert with the law and their instructions both in the call, general milley in his calls thos chinese counterpart both before and after the election and providing advice to the