in this country for more than two decades. the so-called parliament doesn t speak for russian society. those protesters on the streets of cities across russia today say this is not my representative. you described him as deranged. do you believe do you believe he is no longer a rational actor? and do you believe that there are people around him that are nervous that he s no longer rational? i think he hasn t been a rational actor for a long, long time, frankly. all the possible red flags in this regime from a long time ago. this coming sunday, february 27th, we will be marking the seventh anniversary of the assassination of my close friend and opposition leader who was literally gunned down in front of a kremlin wall in february of 2015. other political opponents have been poisoned by the russian state, including myself and others. we have hundreds of political
dictator by the name of vladimir putin. he does not speak. for us then, it is put into. but is there ever a scenario where you see putin negotiating or retreat? or is his only move to double down? you know, a couple of days ago, we marked the seventh anniversary of the former in opposition to the foreign aggression of the putin regime. a lot of people here have been re-reading the interviews and quotes from him. we know that he was gunned down literally from the kremlin in february of 2015. and so many people have been re-reading quotes and interviews about the war on ukraine, which of course as we all know, mr. putin started back in 2014. it s just an escalation war that we are seeing. won a massive, one button escalation. one and one of the most
parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. judge judy: ms. glynn, you and ms. kittredge lived together as a couple for how long? yes, your honor, we did for about 12 months. judge judy: you don t have to lean over. oh, i m sorry. judge judy: did you move in to an apartment together, or did she move in to your apartment? or she moved in to my apartment. judge judy: okay, how long had you been living there? i had been living there for about two years prior. judge judy: were you living there alone or with somebody else? i was living there alone. i actually had a roommate for probably about five months but judge judy: but you were living alone. yeah. judge judy: she moved in on what date? february of 2015? judge judy: is that right? yes. judge judy: and is that when you became a couple, when you moved in? no, we were a couple previous, before that. sorry. judge judy: ms. kittredge, when you moved in, what were the financial arrangements? we w
courage to leave her marriage and she never looked back. you could see that her spirit was lighting up in her sense of security and what all the future was going to hold for her. in february of 2015, chris jones went on trial. heather s friends took the stand to help prove the prosecution s theory. when chris realized he had lost control of heather, he took control in another way. find that man guilty of first degree murder. prosecutors laid out their case to the jury. it wasn t an accident. assistant district attorney daniel mccollum. she didn t fall down. there was a struggle. he did strangle her either with his hands or however he did it. he was up close and personal to her and he was there watching that breath go out of her. but the defense stuck to the story chris told on tape. that heather fell and died
vice president biden s office. in a briefing call with the national security staff with the vice president of february of 2015, i raised my concern that hunter biden s status as a board member would raise the perception of a conflict of interest. but house managers didn t tell you that. this is all while hunter biden sat on the board. did hunter biden stop working for burisma? no. did vice president joe biden stop leading the president s policies in ukraine? no. meantime vice president biden is still at the forefront of the ukraine policy, and pledges $1 million loan guaranteed to root out corruption, and at the same time of the $1 billion announcemeannounce announceme