any other american. and that s why some of us want her to be the nominee because americans are getting screwed. if you re going to vote for donald trump, just say so. we can decide where you stand on the line of whether racism is bad. but don t hedge. not at this moment. not after two mass shootings. i find that offensive, actually. and it s not anything personal to mayor bloomberg. i do he didn t say anybody, but. he was a great mayor. there s too many conservatives and moderates doing this game. i don t support the racism, but i m here for the tax cuts. i don t support the racism, but supporting elizabeth warren, that s too soon. i m a black person. and racism is offensive enough, that i m saying i am not voting for donald trump because he doesn t think i m equal to a white man. that is not okay. if you re hedging, do you agree that i m not equal to a white man? is that what you re saying?
constitutionally. right. but there is a this and that issue here i think you are neglecting with all due respect, counselor. sure. the fbi is not a stranger to this process. they do the background assessments every time with judicial nominees and you have precedent here. with anita hill, when that came forward as an allegation, president bush said to the fbi, take a look. they took a few days, they took a look, they said we can t corroborate this. it then leaked and you wound up having public hearings. the same mechanism could be in place here. the president could go back to the fbi who already did a background review, which they always do. the congress cannot go back to the fbi and say, reopen the background. that s at the white house s direction. but he can, and do exactly what president bush did, why not? i m not going to speak i m not the president s white house counsel. that s not my job don t hedge, sekulow. chris, now look, we re being fair here. i don t get to d
this way. itis exactly what it looks like an 8-year-old handcuffed above the elbows. he has adhd. that officer handcuffed a kid and he handcuffed another little girl twice before. both of them had adhd. the sheriff says it key question is why he had to do it. is it legal? is it appropriate and when? danny and paul are with us. paul is what the sheriff did legal under these circumstances? well we are going to have to see what happens in federal court. don t hedge. the law says it amount of force applied has to be commensurate with the threat. if the child is a dang tore himself, going to go into the road and hurt himself, yes, you can restrain him. were those constraints proper?
that jeremy looked guilty. and you can t make those kinds of assessments based on someone s appearance. because you re only guessing at why they re behaving that way at that moment. what you have to look for with deception is understand what the stimulus is for potential deceptive behavior and then see if it provokes deceptive behavior. could they have been coached? c could a lawyer have said when you get asked these questions be definitive don t hedge just deny it outright. don t elaborate. period. can t they can t they be coached into deceiving you? people could be coached, but the likelihood of that masking deceptive behavior is highly unlikely. you don t think they could fool you? i don t think so, but one never knows. there s no such thing as a human lie detector. there really isn t. people call us that you know, and so forth, but at the end of the day we re human. what would the body language have been if they were being deceptive? one of the things that we would ha
and you can t make those kinds of assessments based on someone s appearance. because you re only guessing at why they re behaving that way at that moment. what you have to look for with deception is understand what the stimulus is for potential deceptive behavior and then see if it provokes deceptive behavior. could they have been coached? c could a lawyer have said when you get asked these questions be definitive don t hedge just deny it outright. don t elaborate. period. can t they can t they be coached into deceiving you? people could be coached, but the likelihood of that masking deceptive behavior is highly unlikely. they could fool you? i don t think so, but one never knows. there s no such thing as a human lie detector. there really isn t. people call us that you know, and so forth, but at the end of the day we re human. what would the body language have been if they were being deceptive? one of the things that we would have seen would have been