the movie goodfellas ruthless, young gangsters killing to make their way up the ranks of a criminal organization. he kept watching that goodfellas over and over like a fantasy world. his aunt, mary ann, and his mother, laura, remember the movie as an obsession. i think he was studying it. that was his hero up there, and he wanted to be somebody in there. he didn t stop watching it. i romanticized it, and that s how i sort of aspired to murder almost for those as chilling as it is to say. taisha had no illusions about lennon when her brother brought him home. the first time i met john, it was just something that didn t sit right with me. he just looked, like, sneaky, cold, like, there was definitely a dark side, another side to him. by the time they were in their mid-20s, both lennon and lawson were dealing drugs in
investigation after investigation. and more or less the white house strategy and response was to just say no. they are willing to kick it to the courts, they are willing to run up the clock, they are along to just push back and see where they can get. that s where they are now because, in part, they don t have any better options. and the issue is this time around that the probe is moving so much faster and the narrative seems so much clearer than the mueller investigation. the prosecutors have said that the mueller actually did move quickly considering how complicated that matter was. but for the american public it didn t feel that way. it dragged on for two years. there were a lot of russian names people didn t understand. paul manafort was indicted. there were ways to explain their way out of it and eventually especially when trump didn t sit for an in-person interview, they were able to get off the hook. not only do the facts still remain them, but the process seems to be going agai
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only to baltimore but beyond. talk about his legacy as a civil rights leader but someone who really made it his goal to give back. you think about how he stood up for his hometown, when the president criticized it, called it rat-infested, elijah cummings didn t sit back and accept that. we remember him when there was civil unrest and elijah came and broad a calming effect, a real leader. someone who didn t speak often, frankly, on the house floor or even the democratic caucus. but when he spoke, that old adage, everyone listened. i remember when he was going to the white house, when president trump invited him to come and we all looked at him, elijah, what are you thinking? but he never missed an opportunity, never missed an opportunity to bring the values that he and the constituents he cared about and the values he held and wanted to try to convince even this president
i am deeply grateful to president obama who fought so hard to make sure that agency was passed into law. hunter biden was brought up by the moderators and that didn t sit well with the debaters. the second issue we cover is elevating a lie and attacking a statesman. that was so offensive. the most personal expansion was about mandatory gun buybacks between beto o rourke who said he s inspired by survivors. let s follow their lead and not be limited by the polls. and mayor pete buttigieg. i don t need lessons from you on courage, political or personal. pete buttigieg is 1 of 4 candidates with more cash on hand than biden and the deepest pockets belong to bernie sanders. senator sanders is in favor of medical marijuana. but sanders did just win the coveted endorsement of the