too old to go to jail, i can t do it. rectors island is not the key, you know what i m saying? i been in jail all my life, i could do it standing on my head, it s not teaching me anything, i can get more drugs in their than up here and hopefully they will see i did not do all the crimes they are accusing me of. let s look at this rap sheet. we ve got 32 prior arrests, mostly burglary, crimes dating back to 1983, 112021 alone, 11 and released after the latest felony arrest so maybe, just maybe someone like this should not be on the street. [laughter] you think? a wild idea, right? really wild. i can t tell you how thrilled i am to be on air because i just assumed this was an intervention called drinking after christmas we have to talk after this. thank you. that means a lot to me but this is what i want to say, alvin
without w. absolutely knowing nothing about their medical history. yet, you want to know what i m doing at the movie theater or in my office space or at a restaurant? you can t have it both ways and ask for credibility from this country. ainsley: so ron desantis said he was talking to barred agent or some of the officers down in texas. and this is interesting. they told him almost 70% of those that they are they are coming in contact with down at the border on their way to the state of florida. steve: where are you going? florida. ainsley: 2,000 appear bree hences, 100 felony arrest. almost 70% of everybody they have come in contact with their ultimate destination is florida. brian: republican run states that seem to be working out and allow the thing called freedom. by the way, are we going to knock on their doors to find out if they re vaccinated or not with their army of biden engineers? i can t wait to see how that goes. steve: ultimately to ron desantis point if you have thousa
shortcomings in handling food shortages n the united states, as supporters of the cuban protesters in miami continue their demonstrations, it s raising new scrutiny of a law that ron desantis signed in april. that law was in response to the black lives matter protests. nbc s kerry sanders is in miami. explain the law to us and how it could factor into the protests there. the law was brought into effect in response to black lives matter. and it said in the 60 pages really clearly that if people went on to a major thorough fair, street, a highway and closed it down, they would be subject to arrest and it would be a felony arrest. so now let s take a look at the pictures this week on the palmetto highway in miami. major thorough fair which was shut down for more than six
Fountain police on Sunday arrested a man for allegedly pointing a gun at an officer and other motorists during a car chase, according to a news release.