rachel that s quite a concept. but when you have a dad who is a devout catholic and a mom who s a very observant jew, you ve got to compromise. you ve got to make adjustments, you ve got to innovate something new. and that s what we did in the rivera family. now, first, it wasn t so easy. my dad from puerto rico, my mom from newark, new jersey, they got together right here in new york on 42nd street, a child s cafeteria. my mom was a waitress. my dad was in charge of the kitchen. help! they fell in love. and there you had a romeo and juliet story. but with a happy ending. so what we do about christmas, what we do about hanukkah. my mom insisted that my dad convert to judaism when they got married. it didn t go through the formal process. but he acknowledged to the world that yes, indeed, now he was jewish. i mean, that didn t stick, but he really tried initially. so my mom was in charge of the holiday season. now, hanukkah is very different from christmas.
rachel that s quite a concept. but when you have a dad who is a devout catholic and a mom who s a very observant jew, you ve got to compromise. you ve got to make adjustments, you ve got to innovate something new. and that s what we did in the rivera family. now, first, it wasn t so easy. my dad from puerto rico, my mom from newark, new jersey, they got together right here in new york on 42nd street, a child s cafeteria. my mom was a waitress. my dad was in charge of the kitchen. help! they fell in love. and there you had a romeo and juliet story. but with a happy ending. so what we do about christmas, what we do about hanukkah. my mom insisted that my dad convert to judaism when they got married. it didn t go through the formal process. but he acknowledged to the world that yes, indeed, now he was jewish. i mean, that didn t stick, but he really tried initially. so my mom was in charge of the holiday season. now, hanukkah is very different from christmas.
but some of our notes show, for example, jeffrey clark a mid level doj official who then was basically trying to appear to strike a deal or abuse power to become acting attorney general. he may have been temporarily named. that it didn t stick. it says his lawyer was haggling over executive privilege according to teams notes at length. that didn t go that far. then he started needing the fifth to everything. mark fuentes, add had a to the list of problems with him, 40 pages of fifth amendment. when you look at that stuff, what do you you this? what do you make of the sort of barr s role in this, lawyers who know bar s role in this, lawyers that know better and trying to claim that jeffrey clark has executive privilege with a sitting president that would overrule a crime of fraud? i m so glad you brought that up. i think we need to look at all of the different types of accountability that we need to utilize in this situation. i think what the house committee has done is really do a
it s not can work for them anymore when we are showing the diversity in our party with these candidates were going to elect on november 8. laura: what about the fact that xes is reporting democrats are only trying to assign blame among each other for what they believe is going to be some pretty significant losses on tuesday. when the starting the blame game, dissing the momentum. when they ve talked about abortion on january 6 didn t stick. the economy is terrible and people are not better off fundamentally then when done democrats took office. on every level, life is not better under democrat rule. laura: is looking to be an establishment versus populist, younger conservative split in the party? a lot of people are saying that in the leadership races that are playing out. i m not worried about that right now. i m just worried about winning. i see people, let s win now and
difficult to analyze properly. you take those samples and attempt to make sense of them using a computer algorithm. prosecutors said the new tests came back a match for nick. not so fast, argued the defense. too unorthodox. too unreliable. after every reputable organization or testing sites told them, look, there s nothing connecting this guy, they went to a different continent, to new zealand, to try to get something to stick, and it didn t stick. in the end, the judge agreed with the defense. pretrial he ruled that the prosecution could not use the newfangled dna analysis, a major setback. do you still have a case, absent that science? we still can do it based on the other evidence that we have. to be determined, as they say, setting the stage for nick hillary to, at last, have his day in court. the trial, finally, was about to get under way. i think that it has taken so long to find justice for garrett, as it were, that this has become one of those stories